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MEDICAL, &C.

I Mr. LEON,
IL The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies,
Physician i'll the City,
can be Consulted uaIiy 4o4 T. ST., bet Al, and 9Th
5.
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta.
lions strictly confidential for LADIES'
Once always open. aui9lW*
HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTE,D III Ar
DIR bROl III ERS Is the oldest Established adv en-
using Ladies Pm siciin III this city Ladies, you can
Confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS,, 500 1, ST. s. w.
PARTICULAR attention paid TO all diseases peculiar TO
ladies married or single All successfully treated
aul9-lm+
hK AND MADAM WILSON. llO5 PA X K
- Place. lth ST., between L and c ST. ne fstaD-
shed loo' SPECIAL for ladies' desiring re-
DEAD AND BIZ WISE-DR. BROTHERS, 9Ot X
H ST. W. appea. ed before me and made o.itil that
he Is the oldest Established Ixper Specialist this
city, and Will guarantee ail private
disease OF men and furnish medicine charge
Consultation aud ADVICE tree at any during the
day. subscribed and before me oy DE-
BROTH Els SAMCEL e. MILLS. Notary Public
III and for the u vi g.. his sd dag VI July. 1888
au. Inns
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The Courts.

fhobAfE oNhf--Jud0t HefTtcE.
Estate OF Colon Omohundro; letters OF admin
istration issued 10 Kate Nee. omohundro;
bond, 81, 400. Estate OF sarah Jane Chipman:
first aud fiual account OF A. \. Taylor approved
and passed. Estate OF Annie o. Reilly: order OF
publication issued. Estate OF Hugh Digney;
letters OF administration issued 70 Annie NJ
Digney: bond, $1,000. Estate OF Erhardt Mack;
order accepting offer OF compromise. Estate Of
John K. Shirley; letters of administration issued
To Laura 4. Shirley; bond, $4,000. Estate Of
James A. Powlett; notice hxing time tor nnal
settlement Estate OF David McIntire; report
OF the register In relation 10 assets paid into the
registry OF the court. Estate OF Henry Chase;
order appointing Ella Chase guardian 10 the
minor children; bond, $500.
POLICE CoURr-ysdoe Harper, pro tenn.
To-day, Albert Norris indecent exposure; %
or IL days. John Ellis. profanity; % or days.
charlie Washington, colored, do; $40 or 30
days. Matthew PanEie. do; IS or days.
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RAILROADS.
"AsHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAUCO

Schedule in effect August /, 1886.
Trains Will leave from and arrive at Il. & p. station
9th and B SIS. fellows:
Leave ashIngtou $40 a m. daily except Sunday
ana 4:4o P M daily, arriving at Round Hill IL
M ana 1:l9 pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
at 6:uS a. IN daily and d p. IN. daily except
oay. ARRIVING NJ W ashnEtnu $40 4 N. and 5;AS p N.
mile tickets $k5
r. BELL.
auto Superintendent
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THE Library Site Awards.
THE EXPENSE ACCOUNT OF THE JURY AP-
PROVED.
Acting First Auditor Baldwin to-day APP
proved the account OF Marshal Wilson for
$624.91 expenses, &c, OF the library site jury.
The following additional accounts OF the prop
erty holders have passed through the office:
Francis A. Ward, $4422.o1; Mary ID. Cola
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A Great Oal Rirs 3. Le.Aen.

broken out on Dudgeon's wharf, on which are
stored 10000 barrels Of petroleum. Five
thousand barrels have already been destroyed
and IL IL feared the rest CANNOT be saved. The
petroleum market has become Armer since the
0utbreak Of the IRE.
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NEW YORK, august 2O.-President IA Potts,
Of the coal exchange, received q communicx-
ing asking for q conference between the union
and the trustees Of the exchange for the
between them. President Potts notified the
union that he would call conference this after
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MAKAaE1o-

TAKE Red Star Cough Cure for colds. No
opiates. 20 cents a bottle.
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70 To Clio. y Waikiki FOR MONUMENTAL
" Granile WorK; best facilities IN asillngton for
such work. Once aud Yard 1Oe ortl. Cupiroi
sss ~ 1SA< W SVsogbAleut f1lAslux Olnc& nAA<7
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RANGE OF THE THERNOMETER.-Thef follow
Ing were the readings ~ the signal ONCE today:
3 =. M, So; Q. m, 81; IL u. M, a: p. M, 76;
maximum, 80: minimum, 81.
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SwINDLING GAMES ATTRIBUTED TO LAW
swindling Prof. Swithin Z. ShOrtlidge, of Media
Pa, is still under arrest. II has been discovered
that attempts have been made to swindle
among them the principals .of ST. Johns
academy and the High school, by game simi.
lar to that played upon Prot. Snortlidge, by pre-
senting fraudulent drafts and asking for Change
in cash. 1t Is thought Law Is the man who
made these attempts, which In one two cases
were successful. Cases OF similar frauds are re-
ported from various towns in Virginia and
Maryland.
Court Mrs. Ellen MINK was tried for an assault
on Mrs. Eliza Browning. 1t came out In testi-
mony that the women Quarrelied about "a
the complainant down and sat upon her. A
line OF 50 was imposed. Mrs. Mary LIE
Moir was charged With an assault on Mrs.
Serina Scott The defendant is a very small
woman and the complainant IL very large. The
testimony showed that Mrs. Scott visited Mrs.
lie Moir,s house s and i they qnsrreled about the
piainant swore that defendant drew u Ratchet
on her and said Ii she had a chance to use it
her (witnessD husband would be q widower.
The defendant made q statement disproying
the charge and the case was dismissed.
ROBBED HER observation-disclosures Miller. a
cOiored servant girl, employed at the residence
of Mrs. w. E Nicholson, OF 2lO9 q street north
which time some clothing also disappeared.
The case was reported to the police, aud yester-
day Detective Raf arrested The girl near Bow
ling Green, Caroline county, Va, and recovered
the goods alleged 70 have been stolen. NeIue
and the goods were brought back this CITY,
and to-day In the Police Court she was tried on
a charge vi larceny. Tue Judge sentenced her
TO 81 days In jail. Appeal noted.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPkAkANCEO OF Two YOUNG
MEN.-Mr. A. n. Carroll, u contractor OF Balii-
more, who Is erecting some buildings at Hyatts-
willie, reported TO the police yesterday that two
OF his employees, y man named McLain, and "A
young man named Albert De Walt about Is
years old, visited this city Monday, and McI.ain
returned the same evening, say ing he had left
De Walt, who was sick, in one OF the parks
McLain, who was also sick, returned 10 Bait.
more Tuesday. Mr.. Carroll went To BaItimore
but was unable TO ind either McI.ain or De
Walt.
AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF SENT TO ALEX
ANDRIA FOR TRIAL.-A man about fifty years
OF age, giving the name OF James Baker, hired
u horse and carriage al livery stable in Alex
andria, Virginia, last Monday, saying he was
going to drive TO the college, outside OF the city
Limits. He failed to return with the team and
tie case was placed In the hands Of Detectives
McDevitt and Flinders, OF this city, who traced
Baker 70 ElKton; Maryland. aud there caused
his arrest. Mr.. McDeviu went to Eikton yes
terday 10 bring back the prisoner aud returned
with him in custody last night The prisoner
was sent to Alexandria on the IL o clock train
this morning.
RANGE OF THE THERNoMErER.-TheS follow
ing were the readings ~ the signal ONCE to-day:
3 =. M, &c. Q. an, 81; IL y. m, a; z .. m, 76;
maximum, &c: minimum, 81.
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UNDERTAKES.

OSEPH SAWLER FURNISHING UHDER,
H. iAkEh and PRACTICAL kABALMkR
l12o Fennsyivsnia ave- nv. Terms mOdsr.ls ana
everything nrst-ciasA Teisphone lsl IUx-II uuylI
II T. CLEMENTS, PROFEssIONAL UNDER
Os 1ker-Thlrty Years Experienced 1887 81
stree sna ~ high street. Gs0rgrtowR aslephon6
Se... SSO7o. jeIr5W
u FUkNIsHiNo UNDERTAKEN
Telephone call. 23S-a ana
1lICHARD CAIN
IL, EGkNisHIN3 UNDERTAKEN
IVll TN - Everything stslcsiy Flrutciaw snd On
the most Reasonable 9erInn al
u w. AARKEG
cNDERrAKER AND PRACTICAL rrp.rxv,
0fsoeAte o. LISA Class Of IL Cincinnati school To-
AmoAtm,n{ n Lnkens. NJ PrlncAaaE
j.. H Clark. Domonsrrnsor.
Ga l1th Ucxoos norIhWe6
0olaphono cAu ol7-A ~
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AN ALDERMAN STABBED BY A MAYoR.-A
special from Americas, Ga, says la an alter
cation between Mayor j. b. Fielder and Alder.
man w. T. Burt, growing out OF a dispute over
some Official affair. Burt Was severely cut In
the left side by Fielder, who then lett the city In
buggy. Burts wound Is dangerous but nos
necessarily fatal.
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LONDON, August 20-The British steamer
Aberdeen, from HanKow, for london with
Q, 500 tons Of tea foundered while leaving the
China sea. The fate OF the crew 10 unknown.
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llIElD.

BLAIR-BENNETT August 18th, lSs6. by the
Rev. Dr. Shackelford, JOHN II. BLAIR of Phliadel.
pnia, 10 FANNIE J. BEN y EFT of New ork CITY, .
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FOR SALE-dOUSES

l,OR sALE-A 2->TORY 7-ROOM BRICK, MOD
imp 2-stO stable rear. pr So 5UU. 5000 a. sh
$500 IL a wear. balance in terms SUIT :, dechI ei
bargain Apply owner. BOO y nv auz,1:}t
NOR SALE-t OTTAuI-TH. NEW COiTa1iE
II on Kene,aw ST., between l4th and 18th sts n w.
il for ale. and If not sold In ten days will be for emit
Seven and cellar
au2o-5Is HENRY BEARD. e27 Fs.n.w.
IrOR sALE-THE BEST PIECE OF BUSINESS
il properly ~: very wide from t42 feell TO WIDE
alley. For fun particulars apply 10 HUFTY DYER,
18Th and +. auZO3r
IGOR -ALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-TWo-sTORY
il Brick ON s.. between 9Th aud 10th stS inquire
at Room -. ~ IIOud Buildng. corner 9th and sts-
au2tE2ts
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THE CLERKS in the adjutant generals ONCE,
War department. will be paid by Col Hams
this afternoon Tor the drst half Of August
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Name. O. 3:OOu Name o. , 300
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l,WK ~AI4E-
II II purchased of me within few lays the follow
Ing property can be secured at a bargain:
one =. &c twO-story and 6as susui Brick Dwelling. on
L, 10Th st. y y: ROOMS
Two elegant Residences. Oh st. near the British
legation.
One handsome Dwell ing, on st.. near 18th St D. W.
And Residence. just being finished, on
Riggs ST.. near l4th For terms. etc, apply TO
FRANCIS Il. MOHUN,
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The ROBINSON POISONING CAsE-In thu
Robinson poisoning examination at Somer.
vile. Mass, yesterday, the government closed
It's case with the evidences OF Mrs. Belle NJ.
Clough, the secretary oil Gen. Prescott Colony.
She said that Ma. Robinson WAS w lilies bens.
ncary Tor $4,000. From Lizzie Rybinson's in.
terry lot, SlOO for n caskel aud $40 for work
Ine defense offered 40 testimony nor argument
In Mrs. Robinson's behalf Mr.. smith counsel
Offered no evidence, but asked time TO prepare
for argument. Tue hearing was pos poned nnIl
August 21Lh, the bail OF the prisoners being
Increased to $1,000 each.
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Riggs ST., near i
aul93t

L.
4 Small Frame 8 rooms water sewerage, &c; rent
ing si2 90 monthly, 18th II. NV. near Boundary.
81 .4bO JOHN h. BEAEL-
anly-St 1920 st.
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GEN. SHERIDAN IL expected to rsturn to
w ashington tonight
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The LEAVE OF I'd Lieut.. r. q. Kalk, Sd in
iantry. has been extended one month.
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l'oR sALE-AS AN INV ESTMENT-(AS THE
hOusss are occupied by good tenants. W hom
" III not dsiurDJ more of those o-room bricks
9th 81, hear L, be bought very Easy
Also. . neat STORY Groom bricks 4lh
near anton S4uaT to be sod together; 10. 6ZN9J
a ten loot alley oWURISTEDr u BtiADL=i, 9.7
Est. au4-lm
INOR -ALE-THREE-STORY BRICK, 10 ROOMS
aud cellar furnace. CRATE and al mod inlps-
ana C"LEDlete. On the corner Of l3tn and Riggs
SiOOcO III. 14th St. very desirable IL brick
C~eliii Z, sSUtO those very attractive and cIeer-
ia! he" 3story bricks on Riggs ST., I4ih, AT
SoAOO anu O.oOD- Persons desiring purchase u
Ne4i built house I'D location should examine the
above SNOkNoIEDT q BRADLEY.
ah4-In S21 ST.
IGOR >ALE-GREAT BARGAIN IS REAL. e.
l. tate SIX new Brick Houses. rooms each situated
on beautiful avenue no rtwest Win vide park iny
&c: street within half square. Price ior This
properly only 5000. Terms. 800 cash. balance
$500 er year This property II now renting So
lea mouth- Apply TO ]. w. p AYERS.
IeS-ll~" Real Estate Agent. l42S y. Y. ave
I@OR SALE-HOUSES IN ALL QEAETkRS =
The city. TOO nJerOus to me,iIun here, for people
Ol tle Moderate. much means. houses in blocks
beautiful rers.wIth broad parking lovely
views. i0G that about to purchase please u,
before you decide nCs aid avoid rush later ia
the ssason. Ill APHREY & ADAMS. Real state
BTUksrs 6lS ST ~ iy3l
I,NOI. SALE-TIIREf->TORY FRAME Rooms:
Il lot lsx3I: side alley NiI lay 10 per on
price asked. ss.OeO. A T.. HILL e CO.. 1855 ST.
Iv-Ulm
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

NOR ALL PITOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON
Monday Wednesday and Friday. at Z u m. as far AZ
Houini Ferry and Leonardown aud all INTERIM ediate
landings. MAke all landings every trip.
GU eau go 10 any lauuiDY for 70 ceutS Staterooms
inn
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u We want offers lots 10 90, s. 81. 81 81 and
40, IN square So. Lot 81 Is at corner 7th and
| SIS ne JOHN SHERMAN Il Gu,
aul93t IaD- r 81 NV
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JUDGE BARRLTr THREATENED-Accordin
to the Litchield Comm Inquirer IL il reported
that Judge Barrett, oi New York, who re-
Gently sentenced the boycotters In that city,
has been warned TO move out OF his prese nt
quarters ~ the Hutchinson place in l.itchneld
or 10 expect dynamite explosion.
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VNOR SALOON FENToN PLACE, NEAR
II Printing office, House renting for ell 30 Price
81 100. Also, two Houses n-e only u. 4UO each.
WRIGHT IL BOLTON,
iv3O 3m Room I3. St Cloud Building 9Th and T. SITS.
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L. o X A 4
Sew Is room house near Iowa Circle. .-...... s. $50
Brick. > room house. 18th 81. NV iOO
rooms Odd street
Brick, rooms, King ace .....-.-.. 400
" rooms Pierce Place, bet. 10th aud lOth-3. 800
SrOoms. 18th ST.. Iowa irce. ,UUU
ii rooms u St. bet 18th and l4th sls.-.-.7, 20
q rooms. III I'D and gath. .1UU
10 rooms ON oFcoran st........-. 500
eTOCn,s lIth 81, business property ..-.... 600
3 TOns FeutCn ST., mr. GOV. Print Office L 800
TOOins. u st. bet 1Ih and oh L. w .:SOO
Brick Store all! dwelling. lith $500. 900
Brca, rOoIns. Riggs ST. bet l:sth aud la b. 900
EEICk. . looms. " aIlach ST bet 18th * l3ib.4 80
do. 3 omS, aruer $50
-
10. Oh Congress s.. posi- Office. OOO
Two houses > G.. Sc, both for 49,. $1,000. $40
Also improved and uninproye property in all parts
tf the city. Apply 20 J. ". y MYERS,
Jy2S-sws l42S New ork ave
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ENoR SALE - CORNER LOT MT PL ASANT,
containing abo t l5 OOO square feet, at I5c
Nice little Lot 4Uxl22 10Th (eXtendeU) at 20c.
Lot ol feet front, Howard ave Mt peasant, at 1Sc
JOHN SHERMAN Il o.,
Rotra
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NOR .AIE-CHEAP-BKICK HOUSE ON 9TH
II St, D rooms and Brick Houses on X ST: So QUO
each Two new Brick Houses, Iowa Circle,
g. 500 each. j. r. HERrFORD.
auI4l-ys lash street.
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MADAME PAYN.
-N1 MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST
ROOMS AMI T. VERNON ROW
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INOR SALE-A NICE HOME, q ROOMS, SOUTH
a front; all modern Improvements; front and side
entrance: conereted cellar under whole holse: hand
front. tack and side yards, flowers and vines;
only :S.iUO III sold this week; monthly miscellaneous
Apply ON the Eremises 1905 CATnllne s.. aul Sat.
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INUR SALE-SEVEN FRAME HOUSES. SOUTH
Il OF Capitol Ss,uU each or $1,000 for all Rent ~
monty. ]. r. HkkTFORD,
aul9-lws l423la St
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ALLEN. Departed this life Tuesday evening, An
gust l1th. 1856, al eIS5 WILLIAM ALLEN aged
AZ Years and month and days.
May lac rest in peace.
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NIRECTTO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
- ERS JOHN GIBSON and f. G. KNIGHT leave
m: t;ln "a hsri Wasninrton every TIJfcSIAF
MORNING. Freight n lowest fseoa ana
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
the newspaper advertisingis constant
" diminishing. This speaks volumes
in praise Of the extraordinary merits
OF his preparations. '
The Timber Robbers to be Prosecuted.

Secretary Lamar has written a letter to
the attorney general recommending that
the offer of compromise in q timber depre-
dations case made by Gravel & Goulet
Brothers OF Minnesota be not accept
ed. 1t is gathered from the state
ment OF Special Timber Agent Wharton
that George d. Whittier has made
~pre-emption entry OF the southwest quar-
ter, section %, town ~. range 80. but had
never made any improvements upon it. In
February, 1885, Whittier, who lives a tLit-
tie Falls, and Stewart Scott OF Minneapolis
cut pine trees onthis sectionto the extent
Of l95, 600 feet, which they sold to Gravel&
Goulet Brothers for $3.50 per thousand.
Whittier claims that he too up the land
in good faith and cut the timber because
he thought it belonged to him. Sparks.
however, Cancelled the claim and proceedings
against all parties for the valus OF the tim
Der were begun. Gravel &Goulet Bros, offer
in compromise So per thousand for thelum.
Der taken. and this the secretary has had
under advisement. In his letter he says
that the firm which bought the lumber is
liable for the full value, which is $3.50 per
Thousand. The secretary thinks this
amount ought to he exacted. He also
recommends that suit be brought against
SaHborn & Loud for u%nlawfully indosing
800 acres Of land in the public domain in
Montana. and against Meyers Cohn for un-
lawful inciosing 800 acres of public land
in town Il, range 30, Oneida county,
Idaho. x 7.M
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

One of the famous women's rights
women of the West is the Rev. Miss
Annie Shaw, and good stories are told
of her pluck and smartness. Once
when she was riding through the lum-
Der region of Michigan the driver be-
gan to talk insultinsly. Miss Shaw
stood it for half an hour and suddenly
drew a Derringer from the folds Of her
garmentsand said very quietly: "You
low, contemplate brute, utter another
word of that sort and I'll shoot you
like adog." The threat was sufficient.
The mar did not utter a syllable the
Test Of the trip. He helped to get a
large congregation for her at the set
Element, because" he said, she liked
her grit" Once at d public meeting O
speaker who had been discoursing on
the traits of strong minded women,
among others that of wearing short
hair suddenly turned to Miss Shaw
and asked: by the way how did you
acquire that habit, Miss Shawl" "Sir,
I was born so," was tile answer.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02
Grateful for q Favor.

a tough hooking man entered the
sanctum Of a San Francisco paper re-
Gently and said to the inmate:
.sAre you the editorp"
Yes, sir,'' was the reply.
We'll, i have come to Q you about
apiece in your paper one day last
week which says that my wife, who
keeps y candy store on ---- street, is
rather fond Of the society of young
men,
81 assure you" sad the editor, as
he cast his eyes around the room in
search Of some weapon Of defense and,
seeing none, looked out the window to
calculate the distance to the ground.
III had nothing to do with the publica-
tion.of that article, and the reporter
who wrote that article was discharged
last Saturday. But / will have the
false publication corrected with pleas.
me
sCorrectedp Why, / wouldn't have
IL corrected for $500. I expect to
make 4 fortune out. Of ii. Ny wife sold
more candy this week thanshe did the
whole six months before, and as 1 am
not the man to- forget i favor / just
name arouRd to pay for the advertise
sment.s Here's $25, and il you will put
- another piece next week and make
MI little stronger I'll pay yon $tN''-
So. Ezancisce Cat. 81 Fss
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A Horrible Form

OF malarial disease is dumb ague. Constant
drowsiness. sleep interrupted by a chill, sue
ceeded by O consuming heat, III that by an ex-
h~austing sweat. A sensation as Of numbness
from cold, but no shaking attendsit. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters invariably eradicatesit, though
it is the most obstinate form of miasma-born
disease. To conquer it with quinine is as i'm
possible as to battle dow Gibraltar with a
Malarial disorders Of every kind are
attended with arrangement of the liver, a fact
evinced by the saffron tint which the skin as
sumes in such diseases. For this symptom, as
well as for it's cause, the Bitters Is a certain
remedy. Constipation, dyspepsia, rheumatism,
and inactivity Of the kidneys and bladder, are
also relieved by this fine alternative.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

Nicholas of Mingrelia, who is favored by
the car rs a candidate for the Bulgarian
OF the orthodox Greek church. He is a
son-in-law of Count Adlerberg. He is said
to be willing to accept the post. Bismarck
is inclined to favor the Prince of Mingrelia,
as a candidate for the throne of Bulgaria.
The Copenhagen Gazette says that King
George OF Greece will leave Athens il his
brother, Prince Waldemar, accepts the
Bulgarian throne.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

If you are pale, emaciated, have q hack
ing cough, with night-sweats, splitting of
blood and shertness OF breath, you have
no time to lose. Do not hesitate, too long
till you are past cure; for, taken in it's
early stages, consumption car be cured by
the use OF. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" as thousands can testify. BY
druggists. ,m,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

Mr.. F. Rentschler, San Francisco, CAL,
contracted a severe cold, and became SO
hoarse he could not speak. He tried a
number Of remedies without benefit, and
even the efforts Of two physicians failed to
give the slightest relief. He was induced
to try Red Star Cough Cure, n bottle
OF which entirely cured him.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

The civil service commission has as yet
taken no. action regarding the charges
made by the civil service reform associa-
ton of Philadelphia against Postmaster
Harrity. 1t is probable, however, that an
investigation will be made. Mr.. Edgerton,
president of the commission, thinks that
the charges are not sufficiently defined to
demand attention.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-12-02

Eyes; ! shall break the engagement" she
said, folding her arms and looking defiant;
''it is really too much trouble to converse
with him; he's as deaf as q post, and talks
like he had a mouthful OF mush. Besides,
the way he hawks and splits is disgusting"
Don't break the engagement for that. tell
him to take DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. IT
will cure him completely" We'll, I'll tell
him. Ido hate to break it OF, for in all
other respects he's quite too charming"
OF course, it cured his catarrh.