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The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
Is. md o. II. *. Personals,

DR.. w. T. Barnard of the Baltimore and
Ohio, assistant to President Garrett, has
gone to Santa Fe, New Mexico, In Mr.
Cross and W. G. Woodside of the Baltimore
and Ohio and Dr. George ReulIng went
with him. They expect to be gone till
about August /, and may extend the trip
to the Pacific Coast Vice-President Spen-
Ger has gone to Deer Park for the summer
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BrilEs Arctic Resort.

This refreshing establishment during the
heated term is sought by hundreds of our
business men daily. 1t is here they can
procure those delightful and invlgoratlng
mixed drinks which su tains the weary who
work hard this sultry weather. His lunches
are also enjoyed at his restaurant, which is
eligibly located IN the Post Building.
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South Washington.

Henry Dowser, colored man en-
ployed on n sand scow, was drowned yes
terday afternoon by falling into James
Creek Canal. His body was recovered aud
taken to the First Precinct Staton.house,
and the Coroner gave certificate of acct
dental drowning.
John Taylor, brakeman on the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad fell from q
freight car on Virginia avenue yesterday
and was badly injured lie was sent to his
home, in Baltimore County, Md.
Marion NJ. lIenlcp, little 3.year-old
white girl, living at 437 G street southwest,
fell from window last night a distance of
fifteen feet, and was seriously injured.
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


Several Southern clergymen, who have
tCen TO the recent elevation at Baltimore,
we're at 81. Dominic's Church this morn
ing.
The National Independent Colored Po-
litcal Union, at their meeting last night,
condemned the action Of the Senate COM
mittco in rejecting the nomination OF !. G.
Matthews TO be Recorder OF Deeds because
he is a Democrat.
The Clerks Mutual Relief Association,
composed OF the employees IN Lansburg &
Bros store, Will give their third annual
excursion TO Marshall Hall on Wednesday
evening, July I, the boat leaving the wharf
at O'Clock p. m. sharp.
The Gcrmania Munnerchor yesterday
elected the following officers: Louis Koch.
Ter, president; George Fritch, vice.presi-
dent; j. Charles Denautler, secretary; Adam
Koehler, treasurer; A. Schwarz, financial
secretary; =. Heilman, standard-bearer.
The Emmet Guards, under the COM
mand OF Captain Murphy, left for Newark,
n. j., last night to attend to-day's encatnp-
mcnt Of the lrish-Anericau militia. They
marched to the depot headed by portion
OF the Marine Band and accompanied by
number Of friends. They will return on
Wednesday, when their friends will give
them an enthusiastic reception.
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MaItlsIEIb.

KNEEDLER- -EARLE.-On the Goth OF June,
at The Cedars,' Georgetown Heights, by
Eey Eey s. ands99y d D Mary TiIshmG1
Nill, PhIladelphla. Pa.
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Free SOda Water

For the present we will give glass Of
delicious soda water to all who buy shoes
Of us. Come and obtain bargains in fine
shoes and drink with us. All odds and
ends will be sold without regard to cost.
George w. Rich, 400 Seventh street north
Wpst
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CALL and investigate soundness OF See
Bar-See Land and Cattle Company, at
Room /, Glover Building. Campbell &
81 thanck,
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WHILE LOOKING for safe investments,
call at Room l, Glover Building, and ex-
anime ten per cent investment Property
rapidly enhancing. Get pamphlet. Camp
bell IL Schanck.
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Colonel e. q. Letter.

Proprietor of the Colonnade Hotel, Allan.
tic City, will be at 623 Thirteenth street
northwest, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
6 and Z. Terms and general information as
to Colonnade cheerfully given.
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PROPOSALS..
FOR LIME, CEMEN r,
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,

WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
July /. 1886.
Bids are invited by this company for de-
livery upon the Centre Market grounds at
such times and in such quantities as may be
required
800 barrels of freshly burned lime, of best
quality for brick work.
400 yards of sharp washed river sand suita-
BILE for brick work.
200 yards of sharp, clean, coarse sand su'ta-
BILE for concrete.
800 barrels of hydraulic cement.
Bids to he submitted for ali or any of the
above items, They will be opened at the
office Of the Company In Centre Market at IL
O'Clock noon of THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1885.
SAM'L w. CURkIDEN, Treasurer.
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"A,dcrney Dairy Wagons"

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in ! ib "Ward"
buttermllk and sweet milk, SC. per qt,
Cream, 15c. per pt.
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NOTHING SAFER than lands and cattle.
Campbell & Schanck, Room l, Glover
Building.
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FURNITURE, carpets, blankets.

Comforts ana general bouse-furnishlng
goods sold on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments at John Smiths lnstallment House,
Alb New Jersey avenue northwest.
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Opern at Albaugh's.

After weeks of careful preparation Mana
ger Fort will put on the stage at Albaugh's
on Monday night his version of Audran's
amusing opera, "Serment d'Amour," or, as
he has entitled 1t, "The Golden Hen; or, the
Maiden's Vow" The music is generally
bright, and the libretto particularly striking
The plot is essentially French and will
doubtless take. The following will be the
cast, Miss Chapman having been especially
engaged for next week;
JEANNE Winston as Count Andri, Louise
searle as ROsottc, Blanche Chapman as The
Mdrqlise, Minnie DeRue as Ma, ion, Walter
Allen as GriroliR, A. IL. Bell as GcUandan
aud Vincent Hogan as Mdstel.
SRA Diavolo" was presented last night
to pleased audience aud win be repeated
tonight, Miss Searle relinguishing to Miss
Chapman the part Of /erliHd and generously
taking the secondary role Of Lddy Alcdsf,
to which she gave plquancy unusual in
that character. :.
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Wonderful conjunction - Red Star
Cough Cure for colds st. Jacobs OH for
pains,
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SECRET Sessions! !

When the Senate Of the United States goes
into the Committee of the Whole and holds
theE secret sessions they do their work so
that 1t is rarely ever found out how it was
done and how long 1t took to do 1t. With us
1t is different. Our daily sessions are open to
all. We do terrible lot of work, and do not
keep 1t u secret. We are only too anxious for
the public to know how marvelously low we
are supplying the trade with fresh, season.
sonable goods.
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w WASHINGTON CRITIC
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

For Sunday, fair weather, followed dur
ing the night by local rains and stationary
temperature, is indicated for the District Of
Columbia aud Maryland.
Thermometer Headings.
Thermometer readings for July 3, 1856:
3 q. m, 64o; q. m, G6'; II q. M, 77o.
July 9: Mean temperature, 90; maximum,
$50; minimum, G2o; mean relative humid
ity, 03; total precipitation, 1853 inches.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

In addition to the foregoing, the Shella-
barger Company present the opinion of
George Payson, esq, general counsel of the
Western Railroad Association, furnished to
Henry Is. Stone, esq, general superinten-
dent Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad: ~ have been unable my
self to find any prior patent which, in my
opinion, can be said to be nfringed by
Shellabarger's. think, therefore, you may
safely use the same, If you desire, under
license from the owners of that patent.n
The Shellabarger Company has no quar-
rel with the railroad companies; but, on
the contrary, finds them willing to use and
give the Shellabargcr cars thorough test;
and 1t is expected that they will be univer-
sally adopted. In this expectation the
Burton Company appears TO heartily join,
therefore their antagonism to our company.
The Shellabarger Company is having cars
constructed for use on the leading cattle
shipping railroads. They will be running
inside OF six weeks.
The Shellabarger Company still offers the
balance of 500 shares remaining unsold at
SO per share, until the 10th instant. Very
respectfully,
THE SuELLABARGER LIVE SToCK
CAR COMPANY nIMITED)
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NOT AN TNFKINGEnENr.
Mum & Co.'s Opinion OF the shclla
bRrgcr stock Car Patent.

Mum Co.'s Opinion OF the Shclla-
bnrgcr Stock Car Patent.
OFFICE SnELLABARGER LIVE STOCK CAR
CO., No. 3l1 NINTH STREET, NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July ., 1856.
To THE PUBLIC; The following communi-
cation was received by the Shelabarger Co.
at . o'clock p. M, June Goth utlmo. aud
was published by some other than ourselves
in the city evening papers OF that date,
which go to press about o'clock p. M:
1nR suErLABARGER STOCK Oar CLAIMED TO BB
AN INFRINGEMENT oP TuB nUBroS CAN.
The following letter has been sent to the
Shelabargcr Car Co.:
OFFICE oF THE BuRroS SrocK Can Co.,
l9i WAsnNGroS ST., BosToN, Mass
June % 1883.
gENriPMgN; our attention having been
called to the construction of your car, we mo-
tify you that the Same Is direct infringe.
nent of our several patents, which fact you
can ascertain by calling upon our Washington
counsel, Mr.. Charles II. Barber, and we shall
feel obliged 10 takC such action against your
company as VIII protect our interests II you
persist IN constructing cars which infringe
our patents.
Awaiting your reply, we remain, very truly,
yours, GEuBGE u. BURToS,
froasurcr Burton Stock Car CO.. Boston,
Mass.
The following letter was forwarded In the
next mail to Charles Il. Barber, esq, attor.
ney for said company:
WASHINGTON, June 60, 1886.
ChdRCs y. Bdrbtr, 1NOtNey for Ms BUriOH
stock Cdr COHip1Hy, washington, h. q.
DEAR SIR our company received II COmmu-
niOation from Geo. d Burton, treasurer, stat
ing that you would inform us where we were
Infringing ON your patents, If you will be
Kind enough TO specify in the several particu.
lars we will give IL our attention.
Yours, respectfully,
CmAs. C. DuNCASSoS.
President Of the Shcllabsrger Car Co.
No answer to this communication has yet
been received.
That there is no infringement is amply
demonstrated by the following opinions:
OFFICE SCIENTIFIC AstKRtcAS,
PATENT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. G. July /, 1856.
Ibc SboiidJdyger stock car CoWpahy
GENTLEMEN: After a careful investigation
of the question we are ciedIiy Of he OpiHiOH
that the said Burton patent Is not igtTiHgsd
by the manufacture use, or sale OF the Shella-
barger car as patented in any of its features.
Respectfully submltted,
MUM " Co.
In addition to the foregoing, the Shella-
barger Company present the opinion of
George PaysOn, esq, general counsel of the
Western Railroad Association, furnished to
Henry Is. Stone, esq, general superinten-
dent of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad: ~ have been unable my
self To find any uriOr patRnt which I'm ,nv
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COURT RECORD,

EQUITY COURT. - Justice james. Mid
daugh VS.. Wilson; commission TO take tes-
timoDy in rebuttal. Kaufman vs. Preston;
report Of partition ratified Rhodes VS..
Cahill reference to the auditor.
Police CoURT-Judge Snell.-John II.
Hamilton and Charles Evans, affray; nolle
prosecuted. Richard Blair, threats per-
sonal bonds. John Stewart, grand larceny;
nolle prosecuted. Lula Hough, ASSAULT
collateral forfeited. Michael Cudmore, as
sault $40 or 80 days. Ed. Leonard, larceny;
continued indefinitely. James Brown, in
corrigibility; do.
INVEST In See-Bar-See Land and Cattle
Company stock; 10 per cent, with a large
surplus. Campbell &' schanck, Glover
Building,
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SOME of the most careful business men
Of the city have invested in See-Bar-See
Land and Cattle Company stock Please
interview Campbell & Schanck, Room l.,
Glover bull ling.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner
Eighth and 4 streets:
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Light for the CEY.

'''A-uTen thousand dollars was allowed In the
- Vet OF Columbia Appropriation bill to
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UNDERTAKES.

Everything strictly irst-class and on the
most reasonable terms. Camp Chairs 10 hire
for all occasions.)
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
BLOODY Tragedy.

TITLE Rock, ARK, May 2l.-Par-
ars OF a bloody tragedy which
rred in Lawrence county have
been learned. Tuesday last a
named Picket leased a ferry from
Jones Of the above county, but.
doing SO, another resident OF
community named john Lane
ssisted Jones in raising the sunk
lat from the bottom of the river,
greed to take his charges for SO
out in ferriage across the river.
Fay, when he with his family
10 the ferry, Picket, hearing Of
sertions about crossing the river
demanded pay in advance. Lane
im that he would be fixed after
Big, and started TO drive into the
when Picket stepped before the
And prevented him. Each one
III picked up a rock, but Picket
I'D his, lodged Lanes as he
bic, and rushed upon him with a
cutting agash five or six inches
antagonists side, and cut one rib
B. Lane died Thursday night.
rs in Lawrence county iail.
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cuffed, Jaebne left the prison and en-.
'erc3 81 carriage, which was ccurird
by another deputy sheriff Inc party
were driven to the Grand Central de-
pot, where they took the S a. m. train
Tor Sing Sing.
ARRIVAL AT THE PRISON.
SING SING, N. Y, May 2l.-The
train which brought ex-Alderman
Jaehne from New York, was met at
the depot by a mob Of a thousand
men and boys, all anxious 10 see con-
Wet No. Of the New York Board Of
Aldermen. Jsehne was hurried into
closed carriage and driven up the
hill 10 the prison He entered the
sombre gateway in company with
three burglars, and was made TO an
swer 10 the usual questions. The four
prisoners were then ranged in line,
Jaehne bringing up 10 the rear, and
with his right hand on the shoulder
OF the prisoner in front OF him, and
his left hand resting az inst his side,
the ex-Alderman took h s first practice
in the lock step He was then taken
10 the State shop, given a rev prison
suit, was shaved and had his ha r cut,
after which he was put in a cell. To-
morrow he will begin starching shirts
in the prison Laundry.
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ST; Louis, Mo, May 2l.-The report
OF the stockholders OF the Missouri
Pacific railroad and its leased and
operated lines, for the year ending
December 81, 1885, has been is ued
II shows the g'os earnings to have
been S26,956, 2lh o., from the follow.
ing sources; Freight, Al9,226,74 OF
pass myers, $5,S04, $50 rs; mail, S7lO,.
296 q; express, s645,322 SO; miscei-
laneous, S479, los IL. The expenses OF
the system during the year were Sl5,-
$4,000 90; and the surplus earnings,
VI $685. 0 05, being a decreas, as
compared with the year before OF
$40. 3I6 81
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Confidence Wins.

To gain the lasting confidence
Of people in any enterprise oil
merchandise they must have the
advantage Of truthful statement,
honorable representation and
merit well announced. To gain
the confidence of the oft deceived
and long suffering public in any
medicine for general use, its
merit must be strongly substan-
tiated by exhaustive trial and a
large number of cases in which
it has done the work claimed for
it. That this is the case with
Browns Iron Bitters we can
demonstrate. For years it has
been before the public as the only
thoroughly scientific Iron medi-
cine known. 1t has been recon-
mended as a safe and speedy
cure for all impurities Of the
blood and diseases of the Stom-
ach, Kidneys and Liver. That it
is a medicine of undoubted and
unequaled merit is best evidenced
by the fact that we have never
received a communication from
a single individual who had
failed to obtain benefit from its
use. On the other hand we have
endorsements of the highest
character from thousands who
have used it and been cured. The
merit of the preparation has won
this CONFIDENCE
and will continue to hold it.
After long experiment and the
employment ofthe highest chem
ical skill to combine Iron with
the best vegetable alternatives
without the use of whisky, sue
cess crowned the efforts Of the
Brown Chemical Co. and resulted
in the production of a pure and
reliable medicine. Itacts directly
as a blood purifier, dispelling dis
eases arising from an impure,
weak condition Of the vital fluid,
and by its great tonic power
strengthens the nerves, builds up
the worn, weary body, and in
cases of general debility its re-
viving and vivifying work is per-
feet. Dyspepsia and Indigestion
claim for their victims a large
number of active business men.
They yield their horrors to the
use of Browns Iron. Bitters. 1t
promotes Digestion and cures
Dyspepsia. Z The sales through
out the country have increased
twenty times in five years.
This shows what the merit Of the
article WINS
for it. Children can use it as
safely as adults. 1t will not in
jure or discolor the teeth. Will
not cause Headache or Consti-
patton. Physicians and Chem
lists who know its merits recon-
mend it. It's position is so Sc
cure and so we'll known that
it is initiated. Don't be deceived.
What is contained in the imita-
ton bottles though seemingly
the same is not like Browns
Iron Bitters, and will only be
recommended where it pays the
dealer more profit. Genuine
made only by Brown Chemical
Co., Baltimore, Md.
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Floating Pumtce RIOne In tha In
dian Ocean

NRw York, May 2l.-The ship Cleo
mana, Capt. May, from Calcutta
which arrived at this port yesterday,
reports that the bed of floating pumice
stone in the Indian Ocean W 3 found
to have travelled du ing the last eight.
cen months from latitude l6 south.
Longitude 70 east, to latitude 2S south
and longitude 4S east, in n direction
west by south, three quarters south,
1876 miles, or nearly an average Of
five mil 8 daily.
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DYsPRPsIA clmee irom Tnrnih Iiunr

DYsPEPsIA comes from Torpid Liver
and O stiveHess. You cannot dipe,t
yluT food we'll unless your live and
eoFels act properly. Blandrsth's
Pills, taken on or two at night Tor a
week or 80, will regulate the bowels,
stimulate the liver and ensure a QUICK
and heAlihful digestion. These Pils
are pure y vegetable, contain 70 min.
eial aad are absolutely harmless for
old and Young.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
CIncInnaal NAV Music Fe ~

CINCINNATI, May 2l.-At yester.
day afternoons May Festival concer {
nearly 40 % people were present.
Schubert's unfinished symphony was
the success OF the performance. Miss
Lille Litheman was rewarded with
tremendous outbursts of applause for
her singing of Be hoven's "Freud voll
und Leidvol, Last night was devoted
to the production of 1.-THE Damnation
OF Faust by Belie'e. Mime. Haster-
ejter and Messrs. Whitney, Candadus
and Ludwig were the soloists The
audience numbered 1000, the largest
OF the week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
Make Haste 10 Defend Yourself

ooV Ah"N'V ~ DNAthh IOuHhtAN
If you live in locality where malaria is
prevalent, with a preventive that experience
indicates as the most reliable Of medical
safeguards-Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters.
Entirely free from the objections-and they
are valid ones-which attach to the mineral
alksloid quinine. 1t Is far more effective,
and Its effects are not evanescent, but last
ing, unlike those of the drug. There are
portions Of our land-and none more beauti-
lul and iertile-whch az no season of the
year are entirely exempt from the material
scourgo In such regions Hostetter's Stom-
aoh bitters has undergone continuous test
for the past thirty years, with results which
have established Its reputation beyond all
oayil rs a special defense against every form
Of malarial disease. For biliousness, also,
II Is an acknQ wledged specific, and Il is a
potent rsmedy for constipation. dyspepsia,
rheumatism and an impoverished condition
OF the blood.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
Heavy Frcshets in North CnroIin.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 2l,-There
are heavy freshe throughout upper
Carolina. The Pedee river il thirty.
six feet above low water, and is sill
rising The crops on the river are a
total loss. The damage is beyond es.
innate. Considerable injuryhas been
done to railro lds and crops in the
northern and western parts of the
State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
Mormon Missionaries I'm PennsyI-
VAntA.

PITTsBuRG, PA May FLA special
to the Commercial Gazette says that
seven Mormon missionar es from
Utah have been holding services in a
school-house near Fayette City, Pa,
and have bapt zed several converts.
The people became indignant and
overlooked the meeting At its con-
clusion Justice Cabaugh denounced
them as impostors, having fl st chal
lenged them TO drink a solution of
arsenic which they had said they
could do without harm, and which
they declined TO do. The meeting
broke up with a great row.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
Fiendish Crime fa Lawrence
County, Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK May 2l.-Par-
ticulars OF fiendish crime comm tied
in Lawrence county, this sta'e, a few
days ago, reached here to-day. A
lady, whose name is withheld, OF
high standing in the county, gave the
alarm that her teven-year old step.
son had fallen into the well. A neigh
Dor soon rescued the little fellow, who
was in a dying condition. He lived,
however, long enough TO tell that the
woman had beaten him nearly TO
death and then threw him into the
well.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
TerrIble FnmIIr Trngedx.

NEW York, May 21.-A special dis
patch from Point Pleasant, w. Va,
aye; The news OF family tragedy
las been received from Applegrov6,
small town twenty miles below this
lace, Mrs. James Guerin and sister
re widows, each being left with a
urge number Of children. They re-
lde near each other, and the children
uaTeled over the ownership OF a
ep-ledder, when Mrs. Thomas sp-
Dared and carried the ladder home.
Ter nephew, Jimmie Guerin, aged
lneteen, followed her and struck Der
ith large stone, crushing the back
her head, the woman soon dying.
pom after the dead woman's daughter,
liza, aged fifteen, secured a gun and
ed upon the boy murderer Of her
other, Kidding him with shot, he
y dying in few momen's. The
j was arrested. Much excitement
4 lists in the village over the terrible
4 air.
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scott's EmuI.Ion ar Pur.

Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites,
in Consumption and Vast ng d s,
eases. DR. @ w. Barringer, Pitts
burg, Pa, says; 81 think your Emul-
sion of Cod Liver Oil isa very fine
preparation, and fills long-felt want.
1t is very useful in consumption and
wasting diseases"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
~ DeparIure bod sing hInr

YoRK, May 81 Alderman
the convict d bride taker,
| a we'd this morning at az early
ON the Tombs p ison, and
70 Sing sing, 10 serve out h s
e o. nine ears and ten
As early as 8 o'clock a crowd
BE were gathered about the
exits to ee the prisoner off on
I'm y. Accompanied by a
sheriff, TO whem he was hand
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
In the Near Ola nnua-

We differ in creed and politics, but
we are unit all the same on the de-
slrableness Of fine head Of hair. II
you mourn the loss Of this blessing
and ornament, a bottle or two Of
Parker's Hair Balsam will. make you
look as you did in the dear old days.
II is worth trying. The only standard
90 cents article for the hair.