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THE MARKETS.
Stocks Advancing and Material Gains
Shown throughout the List.


NEW YORK., May 22.--Tbe continued ad-
vance Of the last few days raised the ques-
ton whether the bringing out OF the long
stock would not check the rise, but the
same buying continued to-day, and In the
face Of extensive selling for foreign nc
count and q great deal of realizing, to-
nights final prices show material gains
throughout the list, The Chicago party
being prominent among the buyers, their
favorites, the grangers, are most conspicu-
Gus In the advances made. st. Paul, North
western, and Omaha each show a net adj
vince OF over per cent. The Vanderbilts
were strong with the rest OF the market,
and show material gains tonight. The high
rate for loans Of Lake Shore stock Is fea-
ture OF the dealing. The favorable outcome
OF the presidents meeting undoubtedly
helped these stocksto.day. There was con-
siderable buying Of Western Union to-day,
generally believed to be principally covering
OF short contracts, the uncertainty Of the
immediate future making the bears afraid
to stay short.
There was no feature Of importance in
the active list outside Of O few favorlte
stocks. IL was reported to-day that the
bill had passed the House giving the st.
Louis aud San Francisco the right to enter
the Indian Territory, and the preferred
stock advanced over per cent. The sales
for the day amounting to 1923, 425 shares, an
advance OF 81, 900 over yesterday. The sales
for the week amount TO ], 276, SSS shares, an
advance OF 10000 over those Of last week.
\ Treasury balances-Coin, SIPS, 076, 067;
currency, $l3,5SS,0lS.
| Quotations of Saturdays Stock Sales.
The following daily market reports have been
building, Eighth and streets being the most ac-
| tive stocks in the New York exchange!
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TO bear In mind that one Benson's CaDcine
Plaster is worth dozen Of any other porous
plaster. BensOus plaster are a genuine medic
lnNl article indOTsed and used by the medical
cure In few hours ailments which no others
will even relieve Cheap and worthless imi.
tations are sold by dealers who care more for
large,prohts on trash than they dol for thesweets
and OF the "Capucin," "Capslcin." Cap.
sicineP and "Capsicum" plasters which
they sell 10 the unwary. These names
are nothing but misleading variations on
the name "Capcine" Note the difference,
go TO reputable druggists, and you will
not BIO deceived, The genuine Bens1n's has
the Three Seals" trade mark and the word
"Capclne" cut In the center.
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A BewiIdered Reporter at IN "open-
ing' Day.

young man in much haso and evident ex-
element entered the REPUBLICAN Office last
night "Good news for your paper, "sald he.
Anticipating an account Of murder or at least
an accident, our reporter was "all ears"
day. Ladies' are more interested in fashion
news than In politics, science, or such trivial
matters; so put what tell you on the first
for BREATH regainIng which, the following was
quoted IN one long sentence; NEW goods,
cheap goods, special prices, the grandest open
Ing for eight years, don't exnggerate but say
thoIity, don't forget front page, opening sou,
yenirs on Monday AZ Pal1ls Royal-good
night" The reporter bowed his head In agony;
when he looked up the young man was gone.
Was n a draamp
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baltimore Produce Market-NIay ~.
COTTON steady; middling, 9Hc.
FLOUR quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Southern quiet and nominal; west
ern dull and easy; southern red, s20s6c: do.
amber, $1,000; No western winter red, spot,
Si4@s5ci June, S5A@s516c; August, 500
S5bIc.
CORN--Southern steady and quiet; western
quiet and easy; southern white, 43@ib1Sci do.
yellow, 4S9I61ac; western mixed, spot, 1910
1870; June, 459i5l4c; July, iis4@45Ac.
OATS dull and steady; southern, 30@i9c;
western white, 40@42c; do mixed, S793sc;
Pennsylvania, 409i2c.
RYE scarce and firm at 73@74c.
PROVISIONS easy and dull.
suGAR-Copper refined dull at 10H@lOAc.
WHISKY steady, sl.l9@l.20
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 22-Virginls 6s. consoll.
dated, o.; past.due coupons, $50; do..new IS.
q; do. 10-40s, 80 bid to-day.
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THE COURT RECORD.

Circuit Court - Justice Haguer. &C Collins
VS.. Waggaman; new trial refused. Boteler VS..
Moore; motion for judgment granted. Tourney
vs., King; motion to set aside default overruled
Davis vs. Brick Machine Co.. fiat on SCI ia.
Assignment for to.day.-Nos. sc, 81, SO, 80, 40
IL, d3, 40, 46, 40, so, 62, IS.
Equity Court-Justice Merrick.-Johnson VS..
Webb; auditors report ratined and distribution
ordered. Carl VS.. Click; petition for lessee to
read testimony overruled. Assignment for to.
Criminal CouTt-Justice MacArthur.-ThoS.
Dunn, larceny; nolle pros. entered. Assign
ment for to-day-Thomas Wynne and Fred
erick johnson, larceny from the person; Fred
crick Jennings, rape; James Price, assault ia
kill; Chris Burrill and Lewis Weyman, larceny
from the person.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
AS n Special Term thereof holden this 18th
day of May, A. ID. 1885, Mcrrick, j.
Edwardina $. Warren ct
al, pitts,
VS.. No. O9l7 Ed, DOC.
Richard l.. Simms ct al, -.
den.
on motion OF the plaintiffs by Messrs Perry
md Wilson, their solicitors, II Is ordered that
the defendants. Fanny l.. g. Simms, wife of
Richard +. Simms. Edward T. Simns, and
Harry Simms, cause their appearance TO be
entered herein on or before the first rule day
occurring forty days after this day, otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as In case of
default. The object OF this suit is the part-
ton or sale of lot 1903 of b. f. Gilbert's suhdi-
vision Of square 60, one undivided eighth in
terest in and TO lot o. in square $40, and lot
of A. X. Shepherds subdivision Of square west
of square G2J. all In the city Of Washington,
District of Columbia, and all being the prop.
erty Of the late Edward Simms, formerly of
the. said city. and District, with respect TO
which he died intestate. Further, II is ordered
that publication of this order be made twice II
week for three successive weeks in some news.
paper, other than aud in addition to the Wash
ington Law Reporter, of general circulation,
printed and published in the city of Washing
'''' WIN. NJ. MERRIcK, J.
A true copy.
Test: II. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
By NJ A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
my20-th m-aw
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DRoPosALs FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP
PLIES.
DEPARTMENT or THE INrEnron

WAsHlNGTON, y, G, May 70, IN50.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De.
partment until u O'CLOCK NJ, THURSDAY,
JUNE 10, 1886, for furnishing miscellaneous
supplies to the Department of the Interior dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 20, 1887, con.
sisting Of brooms, brushes, clocks, heholders,
portfolio drawers, soaps, hardware, chairs,
carpets, desks, tables, dry goods, lumber,
forage, &c, sc.
Blank forms of proposals showing the items
and estimated quantities required, will be
furnished on application TO the Custodian,
room 10i, Department of the Interior.
Proposals from othersthan established mnnu-
facturers Of, or dealers in the articles required,
will not be considered.
Proposals must be addressed TO the Secretary
of the Interior, and Endorsed on the envelope,
proposals for Miscellaneous Supplies"
J.. q. g, LAMAR,
ny11.rm1v.6t gpprptnry.
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DRoPosALs FOR BUILDINGS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, May II, 1886.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1886, ut
10 O'clock for the erection of two brick build
ings, including materials, ut the Government
Hospital for the Insane, near Washington ID.
@. The buildings are q workshopund dining
hall, separate proposals being required for
each building Plans and specifications can
be seen at the Hospital. The government re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids. The
envelope containing the proposal must be in
dorsed Proposal for buildings, Government
Hospital for the Insane" and addressed to the
"Slcretary Of the Interior"
L.Q. c. LAMAR,
myl4.fmw-Gt Secretary
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DRoPosAL FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May s, 1856

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., May s, 1886.
Sealed proposals will be received at this de-
partmcnt until IL o'clock M, THURSDAY,
JUNE 0, 1856 for furnishing Stationery for the
Department ofthe Interior during the fiscal year
commencing July ], 1856.
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items
and estimated quantities required, together
with circular relating thereto, will be furnished
on application to this department.
Proposals from others than established man:
ufacturers of or dealers in the articles required
will not be considered.
Proposals must DO addressed 10 the Secretary
of the Interior aud Endorsed on the envelope
proposals for Stationery"
No contract lCdl DC dlUdrdfd under this advertise
ntnt until an appropriation shall hare been made
bp. Congress Jor III pEchqse 9f III, supltes re.
qu,tSd. L. q. G. LAMAR,
my1d.fmwGt Secretary.
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VIE GREAT PENNSYLiNANIA ROUTE TO
II IHkNORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
D0uBLETRACK.s PLENDID SCENERY,
sMn TII RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
IN EFFECT MAY IL. 1894
TRAINS LEAVE Washington nom station.
corner 9Th and d streets, MS follows,
r for Plttshurg and the West, Chicago Limited
dh SIe Sol Of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 m.
oaliyi tast Line, 300 a. m. daily 10 Cincinnati
and 81. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Harris
burg 10 Cincinnati, and Hotel Car 10 81. Tonis:
9,aliy, except saturday, 20 Chicago, with sleep.
cinnau Express, at 7l0 p. m. daily with Sleep
Ing Cars Washington TO Chicago connecting at
EHarrisburgwith Western Express, with through
Express, 70 r m. daily for Plttsburg aud the
Mest, WIN through SLEEPER Harrisburg 10 Chi.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
=, For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
niagara 1000 p m, daily except Saturday
win palsee Cars Washington to Rochester.
n, roSItSmill ~ Lock Haven, and Elmira,
di i; q. m, 200, 4I5, 1000. and il:20 p. m. ON
M, Limited Express OF pullman PaT I C "a "
vag q. m. and $50 p. m. daily, except Sunday
For Boston without change. 300 p, m, eyefy
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all throurh ,rains ron.
meet at Jerscy City with boats of Brookivn An
mex, ghording, direct transfer to Fulton street.
For n9S h,iGrrage across Now York city
Ron IN avI gttpn ~ W. inst fslOs
~ w ana ll:2O p m. On Sunday 0 a. m, 3,
40, $3.50, TO- and ll:20 p. m. Limited Express'
9a0 q. m; and $50 y. M, daily except Sunday
For baltimore, 685, 7!i5 9, 0:l1, $50, III a, M.
i2O5, = $500 1915, 4:23, $40, $50, 7:i0, TO- and
ll2oP m; on sunday, 9, $50, ii a. M. 2. Ais,
$50. 71O, 10, and ll:20 p. m. '
For Pope's Creek Line, 7;l5 A. m. and 4l0 n
m. daily except Sunday ~
f9r Annapolis, 7:l5 a. n, 1905 and 400 D,
~; .ually, except Sunday. Sundays, 0 a. M.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIcRsprrpn
RAlLWAi, AND ALEXANDRIA Ann
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
,,for Alexandria, 6NJ, 7;05 9.25, II OF, and
1870 q. M, 205, 4.2b, 1876 COL sos and II M
y. m, -' WV
For Richmond and the South, 600, lola, m.
daily ana 1855 p IN. daily, except Sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington.
600, 500, 1000, 1910 a. M; Loo, SO5, 8.53 $40
900, and 1882 p M, and 1910 midnight fcx.
eopt Monday. on Sunday at 500 aud 1910 a,
MI 900, 1882 p. m, and 1910 night,
Ilckets ana Information at the Office north.
east corner OF 18th street and PennsyiyanIa
avenue, and at the station, whore orders can
be lett for the checking of baggage 10 destina.
ton rom hotels and residences.
J. K. WOOD,
or,,z - $780,, General Passenger Agent
CIAS, n, pUGH. Gpnarn1 Mano5,n, -oNA''
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Which indicates q further deprecla-

Which indicates further deprecia-
Etion since 1873 of..""""......""..." 2,66S,O91
This is the more noteworthy from the
fact that since 1871 Georgetown has been
so strongly represented In the District gov
ernment as almost to give her controlling
voice. not only in the management of her
own affairs, but also Of those Of Washing
ton city and the outlying county.
Now, this is all wrong, and something
ought to he done to arrest this downward
tendency. Pleasant as is association with
our Georgetown friends, It is nat right for
us selilshly to allow them to make such
rulnous sacrifices on our account. "Facilis
est descensus,h &c, q free rendering OF
which is, sit is quite easy to slip down, but
very hard to rise again. may be applica-
BILE to communities as well as TO individ-
uals, and strong helping hand should be
extended to lift them up before they sink
so low as to be beyond the reach OF relief.
| With this end in view It is suggested that,
| In addition to the measures already pro-
| posed, all appropriations for improvements
| In the eastern section Of our city
be expended in Georgetown, so long
as the ingenuity OF mortal man can
| find anything there to be i'm
| proved. 1t would also be we'll
| to discourage most vigorously the construc-
ton of the proposed cable roads, as by rem
| dering the eastern section OF the city Access
sible a diversion Of investors TO It might be
Injurious to the other extreme. Desperate
diseases require heroic treatment and the
long enduring patience Of citizens who
would then be put to some inconvenience
will no doubt be fully equal to the occa-
sion.
The "Goddess of Liberty" whose weary
eyes have been SO long looking upon miles
OF ungraded streets and broad avenues
some OF them within stones cast from
her hand-in what ought to be the fairest
portion Of our city can wait little longer
So, too, can aged men and women, who,
for more than two generations, have beer
paying taxes upon lots, for the benefit Of
which the first cent has not yet been ex
pended, and to reach which, with an empty
cart, is no easy matter, all having been used
to build up other sections where IsensitivC
nervous organizations absolutely require
smooth pavements. ANAoosTIA.
Don't HAWK, and blow, and spit, but use Dr.
| Sape's Catarrl Remedy,
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Az klugcWOOu, IL, L.
st. sro I6lis.. .... GGSSS 5 d-is
Base hits-Brooklyn,1 -; 81. Louis, IL, Errors
BROOKLYN, Z; st. Louis, TO-
DEAD HEAT IN THE FRENCH DERBY.
PARIS, May 23.-The French Derby was run
to dog, and resulted in a dead heat between
Comte Befteuxs chestnut colt Upas and Baron
Schickler's bay colt sycamore. c. J. Lefevre's
other starters were Kabyle, Angelo, Jupin, st.
HonoTe, Fctiche, Gamin, Grvtance, Nero, and
Orme. At the start Orme led, followed by Ka-
byle, Angelo, and Fills d'Artois in the order
named. Kabyle was soon beaten, At the bend
upas caught Angelo, Jupin and st. Honorc fol.
lowing in the distance. sycamore then caught
upas ana they ran splendid race together to
behind, followed by Jupin, Fetiche, and An.
gelo in the order named. Time 2;42.
The stakes will be divided between Upas and
sycamore.
THE ENGLISH DERBY.
LONDON, May 23.-The betting on the Derby,
which Is TO be run on Wednesday, Is 9to in
favor of the Duke of Westminster's colt Or
monde. only twice during the last hall cen-
fury has Derby fayosite started with similar
odds, Sporting circles concur in the belief
that II win be one-horse Derby, and that
nothing can touch the favorite.
ROBINSON swINs AGAINST TINE.
NEW, York, May 23.-John Robinson, an
son river to-day from New York TO Tarrytown,
about three miles in one hour and thirty
minutes. Ho swan against time; s5OO " Is
said, having been staked on time, the limit
being one hour and forty-five minutes.
KNOCKED OUT IN THIRTEEN SECONDS.
CARBoSDALE, Pa, May PA prize fight
lasting thirteen seconds took place between
Jim Cannon, $50 pounds, and Frank Heard,
OF Philadelphia, 1855 pounds. Hearld dealt
Cannon u terrific Highlander I'm the Jugular
vein and he dropped like log, Twice he rose
and staggered but fell to the floor, knocked
completely out. A match is talked Of between
Hearld and John l.. Sullivan.
DEATH OF A RACER,
Joe g., a noted running horse, owned by W.
ii. Shadley, OF Cincinnati, who brought him to
| Washington several weeks ngo TO run in the
| Ivy City races, died here this morning Of con-
| geston Of the bowels.
| PUGILIsM.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Tom Ferguson, tho
| Philadelphia boxer, wants to meet any 1856.
| pound pugilist in Americafor q purse or stake.
| lie offers to fight Dick Collier In week. The
| Elllngsworth.F ogerty .eight'round glove con-
| test has been declared of on account Of COM
| plants made TO the police and the interference
| Of Superintendent Murray. The men aro re-
| ported matched to fight In four weeks for
81 900 a side with skin-tight gloves, In private,
| TO finish.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
As q Special Term thereof, holden this 18th day
of May, A. d. 1886, Merrlck. J.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
As q SpecillTerm thereof holden this 18th day
of May, A. D. 1856, Merrick, j.
The Pacific National Bank
of Boston, plaintiff,
Henry NJ. +. Won Stamp, No' '''i' hq"''S'
alias Ii. NJ. Il.
Won Stamp, defendant.
On motion of the plaintiff, by Mcssrs. Perry
and Wilson, It's solicitors, It is ordered that the
defendant, Henry NJ. i. ,Yon stamp, some.
times called II. NJ. f. Won Stamp, cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or be-
fore the first rule day occurring forty days
after this day, otherwise the cause Will be
proceeded with rs in case of default. The OBJ
ject of this suit Is to enforce an equitable rs.
Segment made by the defendant Won Stamp
to the plaintiff OF certain certificates, mum.
bercd 2, 90 and &c, issued by the.defendantS,
Edward Clark, samuel H.. kaufman, and
Lewis Clephanc Us trustees, the holder of which
certificates is entitled, upon the performance
from the said trustees proper convoyances In
fee simple OF certain lots of ground, particu.
larly described In the bill filed In tho said
cause, of which lots some are situated in the
city OF Washington, aud the remainder thereof
in the county of Washington, District atOre-
said Further. 1t Is ordered that publication
of this order be made twice week for three
successive weeks in some newspaper, other
than and In add ion to the Washington Law
Reporter, of general circulation, printed and
published in the city OF Washington, District
aforesaid. w. NJ. MERRlCk, a, j.
A true copy.
TEST: r. J. MEIGs, Clerk,
BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk
my20.th, m,3w
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
As Special Term thereof holden this 18th day
of May, A. d. 1880, Merrick, j.
Alice c. Palmer, plaintiff, !
Robt. c. Craven ct al, dts,
On motion of the plaintiff by Messrs. Perry
and Wilson, her solicitors, 1t Is ordered that the
defendants, Robert G. Craven and Cora, his
wife, Louis /. Craven and wife, Alfred T..
Craven and wife, and Ellensp. Craven, and
- Thomae. widow Of the late Tunis A. NJ.
Craven, cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day, otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with us In case OF default,
The object Of this suit is to enjoin the defend
ants from setting up any claim Of title TO the
property described, particularly in the bill filed
therein, being the same which was conveyed
10 Tunis Craven, deceased, BY Archibald Hen
derson and others on the 10Th day of June. 1887
the plaintiff alleging that the defendants arc
estopped from making any such claim. Fur
Their, II is ordered that publication Ofthis order
be made twice n week for three successive
weeks In some newspaper, other than and IN
addition to the Washington Law Reporter, OF
general circulation, printed and published In
the city OF Washington, District aforesaid,
WIN. NJ, MERRlCK, A. j.
Test: r. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
BY NJ, a. CLANCY, Asst, Clerk,
my20.th m, 3w
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1886,
Scaled proposals will be received Mt this De-
partment until ~ o'clock m. THURSDAY,
MAY "a, 1886, for furnishing supplies, consist
ing mainly of Meats, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Shoes. Drugs Fuel, Ice &C., for the use Of the
Freedmcns Hospital, in this city, during the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1887.
Blank forms of proposals, schedules OF items,
and estimated quantities specifications and
instructions to bidders will be furnished upon
application to this Department.
l.. q. G. LAMAR,
mylI.fmw.Gt Secretary,
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No snoh CITY, I'm ExIstonoo.

Officially there is no such city as Washing.
ton, d. &. A city by that name was once
chartered by Congress- but the charter was
repealed several years ago. The capital Of the
United States is the District of Columbia, all
parts Of which are alike governed directly by
Congress through commissioners. The post
office name Is Washington, but the Postmaster
General could rename 1t Villas If he saw tlt,-
(hfCd9O Journal.
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WHAT TIE TAXES ARE FoR.
Some OF the Things That Should he
Dono by the District Government
Discriminating Imnroveuenta.

Discriminating improvements.
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: The
proposed improvement OF the Rock Creek
valley which separates us from Georgetown
is one Of vast importance and 1t cannot be
made any too soon. Very few are aware Of
the immense damage sustained by our good
friends over the creek in the loss Of indie
pendent municipal existence, so clearly
shown by the annual rep orts OF the com
missionors; but upon being informed every
just person will say that something ought
to be done at once TO restore them to their
former prosperous condition. This i'm
provement and the construction Of free
bridge at the "Three Sisters" would do very
well to begin with and there should be no
objection to either.
In 1873 Commissioned Rep. II. 36) the val
uation Of taxable real estate In Georgetown
was $6,02S, OIL, being less by SlS5, 426 than
II was in 1870, when the assessment was
made by persons carefully selected by the
people Themselves, and upon which they
cheerfully paid taxes 1t is thus evident
that the enforced change Of government
In 1871 inflicted upon them great loss, not
withstanding the large expenditures made
for street and other improvements OF q
general nature. How large these were
cannot be stated, but we are officially told
Der 30 Of that year they had reached $725,-
49S, at which rate, by June 80, 1873, It
would take no less than seven figures to
express the amount. The valuation Of 1873,
therefore, when made was, no doubt, prop
erly regarded as very fair, and free from
| objection. Taking this as the cornerstone,
| we rear structure as follows:
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"a Fool and His Money are Soon
Parted.v

Solomon never said wiser thing in his life,
and its wisdom Is just as apparent to-day as 1t
was then. Fools in search of lost health throw
their money away In physicians fees, in vari-
Gus kinds of medicines which do more hurt
than good, and are only clap-trap preparations
to catch the unwnry. Such is not DR.. Henley s
great needs of the body, strengthen both nerve
md muscle and tone up the entire sYstem.