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AUCTION SALES.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucs,onesr.
THREE ~ e PLANO STOOLS. THREE To1pINc CAB AZ.
TOY OF fARLoR cHAsBER And pfNIEG
exE
ito aaEIossF SHfacr TYs 'ASoAh1kH %
ALSO:
HORSES oARRrAe es 1 suaa1zs' wAaoSs
On SATURDAY, JULY TENTH. 1885. AZ TEN
O'CLOCK: shah sell within and in front Of my
O'Clock precisely. % -''' Ws.2t
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, JULY TENTH 1884, AT TWELVE
he ansss s N fs1nt Of my austion rooms shall sell
sa's 'sas 01.s en- | 's Old
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctionee1a
,1 sg ,is:as Of deed Of .rus. 70 ms. dated May
a afS ct Of the land records Of the District
FIJI s. gse JULY sa
.sse =. IT.. FIVE O'CLOCK he toiowps de-
Numbered eight IS. IN Il. HSlden. Tecorded
venture A.e ios ns%sefsd kr %o g. 8 res
eighty 800 eighty lsi) and eighty in said
y 9: stsrEwsasher IL May, 1874 under cusiva-
S0n ana improved by small Frame House and cut
Terms Of sale: Onehaf of the purchase In cash. and
the balance In one year from the day OF sale. with IN
teIest AZ eight per cent per annum and secured by
oeed OF trust on the said property to sattsactOn
or ~ cash. at purchasers option. A deposit OF $40
nust De made when the properly Is knock ed down.
the terms Ut sale are not complied with in i've days
rom the day OF sale reserve the right to resell the
purchaser after five days notice by advertisement
IRAN leaves At 4:+O p. for Glen Dale, returning
leaves Bennngs station at 6:57 p. via Baltimore
and Potomac railroad.
jys12&15 CHAs 81. KNIGHT, Trustee.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS
Il PROPERlY, NO. 1O21 7TH STREET NORTH
WEST, THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
WITH STORE ROOM BETWEEN NEW
YORK AVENUE AND L STREET NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWELFTH.
1885 at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. 80
We will sell 10 front of the premises, ii#
Ironung 70 feet on It'll street northwest with depth
OF 90 feet 10 inches, and improved by well built g.
story anu back building brick dwelling containing ten
rooms, with hne store and cellar being No.1O2l
Un street nor Invest, with modern ences;
street.
Terms: Onethrd cash. balance in one and two years;
notes to bear interest and be secured by deed of
IIu.t on premises; conveyancing. &c, at purchasers
De compiled with in seven days otherwise resale at
risk and cost of defsuting purchaser. after FIVE days
public notice OF such resale ir some newspaper pub
iished in Washington, D. c.
STOCK Ut Shoes. &c, contained In store can be pur-
chased at private sale by applying premises.
yS-d&ds DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts
YTNHOMAS BOWLING Auctioueer
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.


The following are the opening and 500 p prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day. reported by
special wire TO IL. ii. Dodge. $50 Is h street:
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T. per imp; Ss 1871 S coin rtoha 9l1 LIZ as5es
asked. 3O-year fund, 6s 1902. coin. 'I27ia bid
a. bid Firemens ms, ssa bid 4sls askeI Wash.
e Is5 fns Is
Lstatt Title lo4A bid 1O6s asked. ChesA-
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, ND, July s.-virstnla skies. ccnsoli-
CaroiIns SKIES old. i2o I'D to-day. ' 1>'f'n
BALTIMORE. MD, July s. Cotton arm. with better
Wheat-seuthern a shade easier and active; western
Lower and southern on southern
srn winter red spot! so1sS Ansas,
do yellow, 47a4s: western mixed. spot. 46As hid;
ssd
sSa Rxs nomnaR s
s
Liverpool per steamer 9uietncoton. lad; -four.
sFsa
oats. 5000 bushels a snipments.hour, 2,262
saleswhea1. LOIS. 100 busheisoorn. 24VOO bushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 6, l1:15 a m.-wneat
s2s. August but the first sales Exchange We're
a. s2ls. and then steadily declined to s9. and has
s august ta so PorfA1sas s LssaxASsns
THE LAFAYETTE STATUE.--Nothing has yet
been done about selecting a design for the
statue to Lafayette to be erected on one Of the
public reservations, for which Congress appro-
priated $50, 900 last year. The committee to
make the selection consists of the Secretary of
War, architect of the Capitol and chairman of
the joint commission on the library. Models
by David c. French, Larkin g. Meade and the
French sculptors Bartholdi aud Falgnierre
have been Tor several months locked up in q
room in the attic of the State department.
Thew have not vet been considered nv the
mission, who desire that another French sculp-
tor named Mercie shall compete and are
awaiting his model. the design submitted by
Falguierre said to be too NEUROLOGICAL and
complicated in its character to be seriously con.
sidered.
The DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL SIGNED
The President, yesterday afternoon, signed
the District appropriation bill on its receipt
from the Commissioners, to whom he referred
1t yesterday morning for approval
MAJOR DEVICES, of the 9th cavalry, who died
in Philadelphia, Sunday night, was buried on
Tuesday, at his old home, Bridgeport, Pa. The
Loyal Legion escorted his remains to their last
resting place.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMEFER:-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal ONCE today.
a. NJ, "A; a. m, 78; IL a. m, IS; p. M, 81;
maximum, 80: minimum, n.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-John Raedy, North
Capitol and streets, reports that his house
was entered about Two oc Ead IESssosy morn
stolen from his store two shirts, worth %.
DIvORcED.-JudgeJam James has made decree
of divorce In tho case OF Reuben Perrin agt.
1876, her name being Jackson, he being at the
charges that July Attn or 9th following the mar
riase she deserted him near Toronto.
The pstit Jurors were DISCHARGED hy the
Criminal Court to-day I'LL October 9th,
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WASHINGTON stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day
D. c. per imp: 6s. 1891. con lI5l4 bid. lls asked
5Oyear fund. 3-6os. 1924, currency 1908 bid. l20as
North Capitol and Street X: X. stock 47l2 bid, 40
asked. Anacosta r. r.. 10 asked Georgetown Gas.
ington Brick Machine. Il5 Did. National Metropoli.
tan Bank. 1851 bid. Great Falls Ice l27 bid. heal
peake anu Pot. Tel Co., 81 Did, 824x asked.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

FIlHIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN PHI,
ASUNs. GUILERY REvOLyERSS; NOV ELITES l, e
JOS. SPORTING GOODS. &C, IN STORE 13l7
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET,
By direction of the owner who is going exclusively
N the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING, At HALF.
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed OF
Bargains may be expected.
myl52m NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer
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SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT OF FINE OLD Ma
DEIRA WINE DIRECT FROM WELSH
BROS. MADEIRA. PER BRITISH BkIoAN-
TINE POTOMAC. AT AUCTION
1855 at ELEvEN O'CLOCK, at my auction r rooms. I
shall sell the above consisting Of twenty
iou h cases OF hne old Madeira Wine vintage OF 1928
The reputation of this house for genuine wines is
sumers OF this wine secure portion consign
ment Its put up in cases of one dozen quart bottles
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer:
AS S51E SE 9NE F1KT
sons q bss nT
Sre s ss ~ ot o6der of the Court Piano
jy7-3t SARAH KEARNEY. Administrative.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
esfxfR sFFG3Ny Fks 81 F he
MP
s. 1885, !.
= y e. IL ron: g ssi
have depth Of 16O feet to alley Property in this
aaan Nc one and years
Notes to bear and to be secured by deed Of
500 required on each lot at time Of sale cSnvey.
Terms to Be
sl after five days public notice Of such resale in some
SkS
TINHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
cHf tESEE5 s SAHE oE pXxAkyAREE yT1M
SN6wA Av As PAkr 9 81 TIL
BY Virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court of -
i's' sas Ct sHosy
81 iaT e y HALF FEsF fHV
O'CLOCK on he Premises. sell The Following de-
anshns sYSdiv,sion Of the Known as
Tern. Terms OF sale: onethrd cash, balance in six and
aT % & notes to bear s1 per cent interest
purchasers Deposits of $50 will be required on each
with days after day Of sale the 20
serves the to resell the property ut the risk and
F. ESsis
nuNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneera
SkSSR s. EiaHrhESf2 AND ssE sfkRETs
the Recorder Of Deeds Of the District Of Column ;X
9ln On the sot tn day 81 I11e lssS wiz sell
1855 a. M FIVE UClo RAf 3 1fo1i
OF the premises ali that piece parcel ground ana
u,
lot 81 OF Geo. Burgess subdi sion certain lots In
square 152, tho same being the two-stOry pressed
residence at the northeast corner Of 18th
and streets northwest the said lot being 20 feet
three squares nOrthe asst Of Dupont circle
Terms: One-half cash: balance to remain in prop
erty al six per cent Interest," all cash. at option Of
purchaser. deposit Of 500 required at time of sale
Terms TO be complied with in days, other wise re-
sale at risk and cost of the defaung purchaser after
mye days notice In some daily newspaper published In
Washington d. q Conveyancing, DC, at purchaser's
COST
ye-d&ds HARVEY DURNALL, Trustee.
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LHOR SALE-LOTS-lOO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox
II $50 feet, Seabrook Station; b and =. X r.. 20
minutes ride by city, beautifully located: l6O
sold ia six months; price $l5 lot Apply 10 MARION
DCCkkTT, Attorney -at-l.Aw, Bladensburg, Md, or
JASPER NJ JACKSON. 2l2 - st. NV, Washing
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VTALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
FINE TRUNKS TRAVELLING BAGS AND TOUR
list SYPHILIS ALSO, FINE ASSORTMENT
OF LEATHER GOODS. OF LARGE MANU-
FACTURER, CONSIGNED TO US TO BIZ. sOLD
AT PUBLIC SALE, ON WEDN EsDAY AND
FRIDAY, JULY SEVENTH AND MINT IL.
COMMENCING AT IIALF-PASTTEN O'CLOCK,
AT STORE No. 900 FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE Z. 8. TREASURY.
jy6-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO., Aucts.
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The petit jurors were discharged b. the
Criminal Court to-day I'LL October 9TH.
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ANOTHER STRIKE,n
.. we We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
al last Nice, SOft, EAsy and Good Wearing Shoes at
mere nominal price special lot Of Hsud-sewed
sa9es are now offered " reduced rateA Call and
anime No trouble to show g0OdA A few more Of
those handy Satchels and vass Trunks. etc., stil on
hand, which are cheap Is dirt Everything In the
GenU furnishing Line - low - can b bought as
1el4 and 1916 Penna. ave,
my20 J. w. SELHY
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NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGED VERY NICE
IL farm. with iair improvements; containing 400
splendid and shade; situated the Alt
more turnpike, y mile from BesvilIe station the
b. and U. railroad this property will be very valuable
in few years: be bought a bargain or will ex-
change for vacant lots or encountered property.
JNO- F. WAGGAMAN SO4-SO6 stn.w. 1elS-lm
I.>OR SALE-THREE ACRES; GOTHIC COT
II tage . rooms and cellar stable and carriage and
corn house. fronts about $50 feet Tenleytown
road: view of city from porch; lovely building site on
of lot, which fronts Tunaw road. commanding
magnificent view of the city, river and surrounding
country. Terms, one-fourth cash; balance l. 2, 3,
and years at per cent interest.
ADAMS q BEALL.
81 0p ~
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-John Raedy, North
Capitol and g streets, reports that his house
ing and robbed OF $64. Ferd Frank reports
stolen from his store two shirts, worth %.
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ing were the readings at the signal ofilce today
a. M, IA; a. m, 76; IL a. M, 81: p. M, 81;
maximum, 80: minimum, "a.
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FINANCIAL.

PRrsoE & WH1rErr,
STOCK BROk Frs
e 9sd BnEosssdw sss,,. New YORK
639 10Th street ASorcoran Buding), Washington
PRIVATE STUCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENkRAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY Ii. CRU0ER OAKLEY
MAYEARD L. EYRE
HENRY H. DODGE, WASHINGTON d. G.
WILLIAM X IRAVERS, Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission ali classes of HALLWAY
Securities
II. H DODGE Resident Partns.
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information "a
garding the markets received through our wires in
SANITY direct from the New York Stock Exchanga
II orders executed and reported promptly. ie1
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SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT OF FINE OLD Ma
DEIRA WINE DIRECT FROM WELSH
BROS. MADEIRA, PER BRITISH BkIaAN-

On MONDAY MORNING, JULY TWELFTH,
1885. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms.
shall sell the above consignment consisting VI twenty
four cases OF fine old Madeira Wine vintage of 1898
and 1885.
The reputation Of this house for genuine wines is
well known to cOnnoisseurs and would advise con.
sumers OF this wine TO portion consign
men 1t Is put in cases of one dozen quart bottles
EACH Nv 7-dts
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED SLOAN
y DCPLOYAN; simplest, most rapid and m ost egi-
bic system in the world Glasses forming Tuition by
corr spondence. Cali for prospectus. 921 st. n.
iyTGtS
WILL GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE
w to make liie-size CrayOn ftrait in 10 LESSONS
No knowledge of drawing necessary. J. w. rex
NOLDS 63l st. jy7-2w*
ERIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL. WAsHINGTON
Il ID. G., will reopen SEPT 10TH, 1886. For
catalogue address THOS. w. SIDWE ELL, PRINCIPAL.
louisville Md jy66nf
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FNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST WAY TO LEARN
Il FRENCH OR GERMAN
And TO spend summer agreeably at Plymouth Mass.
Send for Circulars to
THE BFRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Washington. ID. c.. (123 14th st. n.w.)
winch Will be open all summer. Great reduction in
prices for the summer.
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RUSsIA's WARLIKE ATTITU DE-England will
join the other powers in "A diplomatic protest To
Russia regarding the closing vi the port Of
Batoum. The DAILY ChrOnicies correspondent
Ia Constantinopie says There Is general belief
in Turkish military circles that war between
Russia and Austria Will not be long delayed.
The Russian government is pressing the porto
10 pay the indemnity due Russia.
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND ENW
AFilling q specially; Also the Of tOothsche
gums. aievlates pain OF extracting. given apl3
nR- T. n. TALBOT, DENTIST 437 7TH ST.
- three doors from corner Z Dentistry in ali
It's branches Teeth inserted - per set AL work
WGTAuteQ lAnl
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TWO HUNDRED
~ and forty acres of splendid timber land. with
We OF lead located In Missouri and rap
idly increasing in value W. r. FIsKE q CO..
E'oR sALE-DEsIRABLE FIVE-ACRE PLACE
','sa,a'S grape and ''27: f5s'5 s5Ss
I Shepard's road. between 9Th and Rock Creek
Of F2as ksr fRsHsp St PsI
IGOR sALE-UPON EASY TERMs-A VERY
I desirable Virginia dary iarm 255 acres of choice
s and necessarv oSbudnSs nSiudnS arae Ssrn
ana dairy supplied by running water railroad station
In sight OF farm, furnishing easy and cheap commu-
n''A'OD viii " ASnD' Iou1s Z! psSHSEMAKER.
jy6-St 900 Sc. NV, Washing ON, D. c.
ENOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP
IL erty. Farm, about half mile from Boundary st..
near Bennngs road. county, d. c., containing about
ings &c. three wells good wter; plenty fruit trees
&c: well cultivated and Ave six acres in wood; Is
to CHAs. S. sHREVE. 1l25 7thsI NV. je24- In
NOR SALE-
Z A CHOICE FARM AND RESIDENCE
Near Washington, u. c.
This Farm Of land and is in
ance OF water from springs upon the place. 1t yields
grass abundanty, both for hay and pasturage and Is
well adapted to tanning purposes GENERALLY has
racks on an eminence overlooking Washington and
town to Fort Washington is situated spacious Brick
Mansion, containing twelve large with kitchen
are most attractive. The orchard contains apple,
peach pear ounce and cherry trees of the best
ton grapes The house about one-half mile /: om
station on the Alexandria and Washington railroad;
two miles from Alexandria, and i've miles from
Washington city.
DIR. .: WYTHE Cook,
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MAkREElR.

THE QUICKEST and most certain remedy In
case Of rheumatism or neuralgia II ST. Jacobs
Oil
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LNOR SALE-FEW GOOD BARGAINS IN
IL slightly damaged Ssrat0gas Sole Leather Trunks
Bags and SatcheIs, never been used. See Har
Ness. BECkER'S 13I5 Penn. ave. NV. ap24-3m
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SATURDAY, JULY TENTH. 1884, AT TWELVE
US % IN front Of my auction rooms, shall sell
ne nnest Saddle Horse in the city, known by the name
OF Ben Bean. Owner having no for him is the
ONLY reason for selling Is seven years old aud guar
ehteed sound jos-2t
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CIRCUTT COURT-JNd0e Or.

Yesterday, Albright agt Hollander judg-
meut by default Muslin q GO. ayt. Hollander;
do. Wood agt Davis; do. Young agI Otter
back; do. Dove agI Penfeid; do love sgt
Bliss; do. Armstrong 4 20. agI Hollander; do.
Palmer aSt Darling; do. Wright agL Hoiian-
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ENoR SALE-K ST. N.W-JUST FINISHING lex
IL - deep lot, six rooms, bath and cellar. marble
wash basinS soap wash trays kitchen; price
$aVOO will trade i'll for unimproved property.
sell time. Address for week X. K ia LOR,
04U New York ave. jy6-3tH
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HE MEMORY OF Col. CoRKHILL.

This afternoon Mr.. K. x. Perry announced ia
the Court In General Term the death Oh eX-Dis-
trict Attorney Corkhiil and moved that the
court adjourn in respect to his memory. Judge
Macarthur appropriately responded for the
court and ordered the adjournment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-10
AMYSTERIoUS A RING.
Which is Creating no little Excitemen,
In Sandnsky County.

There has been considerable in the papers
during the past two weeks about mysterious
ring formed in a field between Gibsonburg and
Helena, Sandusky county. 1t is described as
follows by the local paper, the Bettsrille Enter
prise, OF August 20:
The ring is purely mathematical, meas.
uting Al feet in diameter any way you NAV
choose 10 mesure lit ia a perfect circle.
The ring wan mys;eriously formed Wedues.
day night OF last week by the tread Of
horses, as was plainly discetnible up to
Monday evening of this week. The most
singular thing about this ring is that this
is the third time il has been formed there
within % years, and at each time no horse
tracks could lie found leading into or oiit Of
the ring, and yet tracks could be seen in
The path OF the circle.
When the murdered man disappeared
2S years ago ring With The same dlmen-
sion, etc was formed on the same spot.
When one o. the suspicioned persons died
about Ia years ago, another was formed /;
and when still another died but last week
the same omen again appeared immediate.
y after hls burial, These are strange &c.
curences. but they are the veritable truth
as we took great pans to find ont the cor
rectncss oi The report. Great excitement
prevails throughout the community. Hum
dreds Of people from all paris Of the conn
try have visited the spot. Excavations ar'
now being made 10 ascertain whether oil
not any person has been buried there
The circumstances in the case are indeed
stranger than fiction.
slr. l.. b. Holly, 6f this place, informs us tha
he has visited this neighborhoOd, aud that III
neighbors have turned horses and mules int
this ring and they make the circle round AnC
round as il governed by some mystic or mys
lerious power. He was informed that some q
years ago Il land agent, supposed to have in hi
possession large amount of money, myster
iously disappeared, aud quite soon Thereafter
three brothers, pamed Miller, bodgh, larg
tracts Of land in that yicininity and paid essl
for il. These are the three mentioned above Al
having died At the period when tue rings wer
formed. 1t Is really n mysterious affair.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-10

The Cleveland Pres has att earliest appeal
to the saloon keepers to stand by the Dow law
1t calls attention to the fact thai The Dow law
with prompt payment Of the tax, is the only wny
to save the saloon from the oyer flowing tide of
prohibition. ltreminds them that out Of the
first thirty-ive towns that voted on prohibition
the measure carried in thirty-two, and that the
voting in these towns showed gain on the vote
Of s3 Of 20 per cent. 1t concluded as fillo rs
"Saloonists, did you have a close shave with
the Second Amendment in 1888 a? II so learn 10
your sorrow that the increased prohibition vote
in tile 80 towns reported is fully 20 per cen,
Do you desire another Second Amendment
fgbtf II not, abandon your Insane greed, le.
from your dealers association, discharge your
attorneys, and pay your Dow tax. and MAXI
your peace with the laipayers who have main
tained the public elemosynaries and rofurma
t ories, to which you have contributed little eI:
cept burdens. The handwriting is ou the wall. ,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-10

We make no apology for occupying 80 much
space with the report of Center St NJ. Il. Church.
II IL true that this is a local church. bnt since
the campaign of 's5 it has become n church in
which all Prohibitiusists are Interested.
will be remembered that at Tho commencement
Of the campaign last year, a gang Of tfiminal'
attempted to disrupt this church and cause
quarrels among It's members 10 order 70 ina Ike
political cafital by being able to state thai
"prohibiuon" had ruined one of the best church
es IN Springfield. The Republican papers
throuhuut the slt.a published broadcast
the lie that Center st. Church Vas losing its
power, and that its members were leaving it by
wholesale. The statement was also published
Everywhere, that DR.. Leonard was deserihg hi,
pulpit and roaming over the State makns
political speeches. The absolute ralsity of al,
these charges is shown in his report. which wa
unanimously adopted by the official board b
the church composed of men Of all parties. We
commend these facts TO those of our Republican
or Democratic friends who are indnced 10 pu
faith in the statements that APPEAR In Ithei'
party papers.-Neso Erd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-10
ESEIfaEFsMEsSSa

Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
YuTradtonguo, vomiting bile,
giddiness, sick headache, iP-
regular bowels. The liver se-
cr6tes The bile and acts like a
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rifles of the blood. By irregu-
larity In its action or suspen-
sions Of its functions, the bile
is liablo to overflow into the
blood, causing gjaundice, sallow
complexion, yellow eyes, bill
ious diarrhGa, a languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may 90 properly termed
an affection OF the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator CT the liver
and hillary organs, BURD0CK
BLOOD BITTERS. II acts upon the
stomach, bowels and liver,
making healthy bile and pure
blood, and opens the culverts
and sluiceways for the outlet
OF disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed to cure.