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4 NOVELIST AND HIS MANUSCRIPT

How lola the Noted French Author, Tor
ments Printers and Proof-Readers.
Zola writes everything himself; he
never has secretary for his extensive
correspondence. He even seals his
wrappers and addresses them when he
sends his friends brochures or his trans
lators material. He also writes his
literary manuscript himself. Out of it
the printers compose what are called
aplacards"-large pages with four gigan-
tic columns of text. These are sent to the
author carefully revised and free from
errors, and then Zola begins to correct,
He fills the wide margin all round with
hundreds of marks and letters; ink-lines
cut through the text, thin threads run
crossways and diagonally, entwining
like lasso sentence scribbled in an
open space; scarcely line is exempted
from the hieroglyphies of the master.
Here note of interrogation must make
room for one of exclamation; here g
semicolon is changed into full point; a
comma before or after the ct effectively
divides a phrase; participles are replaced
by adjectives; substantives take the
place of pronouns; redundant adverbs
must also disappear; the "past difinit" is
substituted for the "imperfect;" more
descriptive words supply the place OF
tame ones; for an expression repeated In
five or six pages a synonym IS intro
duced; whole phrases are remodeled, SEN
tences are condensed into two or three
words, and even half columns are ruth
lessly consigned at once into the COM
positor's type-case. 1t must be bitter
task to break up the print again, but
there is no help for it. The extra fees
charged elsewhere on authors for .correc-
tions are not known; nobody complains;
author and publisher rival each other in
a common endeavor after perfection.
After such a corrected text the Paris
journal prints, and the translations are
done in exactly the same way.
In the newspaper. print, the publisher
sees his work a step nearer the book
form. But the process of alteration is
still unfinished, and zola is not the man
to watch this process with his hands in
his pockets. He now perceiyes in his
work q thousand things which escaped
him before, and he begins anew to cor
rect more industriously and more relent-
lessly than before. He makes ravages
on the text, refining and touching up the
periods, reconstructing whole pages, and
sprinkling column after column with
new improvements. "The feuilleton is
for me only first draught," he once
wrote to me. At last comes the day on
which the publisher, Charpentier, re-
ceives the last bon-a-tirer; the new work
is ready; Zola will never more withdraw
anything from it, and he can now rest
Vienna Allcemeine Zeitung.
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Onions us Il Pneumonia Cure.

Pneumonia has been cured by diet OF
onions. \ physician claims to have
cured himself in 4 severe attack by keep
ing crushed onion constantly renewed)
under his pillow and eating only the
pulps of grapes broken up with crushed
ice in teaspoon.
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Largely tho Effect of Habit.

Every permanent state of mind is
largely the effect of habit. Just as we
can perform an action so continually
that it comes to be habitual, so we can
encourage conditions of mind till they
too come tc be habits of thinking and
even Of fecling.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-03-04
prn,,rcss in Illuminating. Devices.

The principle of evolution is strikingly
illustrated in the progress of the worlds
illuminating devices. The progress has
becn-t!lc pine knot, the tallow dip,
whale oil, car,phene, kerosene, gas, tho
electric light. And now we await
further developnents.-Chioago Jour
nal.
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NDtie.c o. EpiSraiiSS.lI.

NN TIE 10TH DAY OF MARCH,.
" \. ID. lsSG, will file my final account
with the Judge Of Probate for UraNgcburg
County, Is Administrator of the Estate OF
T.. j. =. Walsh, deceased. and ask for Let
tcrs Of dismissal. OMAN i. klLEG.
Feb. lS-4t Qualified Administrator.
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NV Grist Mill runs every Saturday.
READ THE ABOVE CAREFULLY
Notice to Creditors.

State of South Carolina, County Of Orange
burg-In the Court of Common pleaS.
Isaac ueatherington, ct al.,. Ilalntlfis,
against Rachael Heatherington, ct al,
Defendants.
Under the order of the said Court of
Common Pleas, made in the above entitled
action, all persons having demands against
the estate Of Ann ueatherington, deceased,
arc required to present and prove the same,
before me, OH or before the first day OF
March next, or they will be debarred pay
mcnt.
ANDREW G. DIBBLE, Master.
Masters Office, Orangeburg G: H., S. T.,
February +, 1886. FcD ll-3
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-03-04

About NG0 cases of murder were re-
ported to he press in 1885 in the United
States.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-03-04

Walk as if you were conscious that
your body has soul In it.
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BRUMSONT & DIBBLE

BRUMSUM u WlBBLE
have their store packed with the
cheapest and best goods you ever
saw. Big bargains are being offered
in every line.
DRESS GOODS in all styles, (our
speciality in this department is
Mourning Goods
SILKS AND SATINS at the very
lowest prices.
LADIES NECKWEAR, LACES.
EMBROIDERY AND TRIM
MINGS in all the latest novelties
Our lines of GLOVES AND HO-
SIERY arc full to overlowing. Hav-
ing the largest assortment ever
brought to this city.
OurDOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
is complete in every pcrticular.
In CLOTHING we offer you the
newest aud nobbicst styles made and
the best fits, for men and boys.
Be sure to examine our stock Of
SHOES, which has been bought
with an eye to the needs of all. We
lead the city with the best lines Of
Handsewed and Custom SHOES for
Gents, Ladies and Children. The
Heiser Handsewed Shoes for gentle
men and the Dixon Custom. made
Shoes for Ladies and Children arc
the best. Don't have any other
Every pair warranted. Remember
the names, "HEISER" and "DIX-
ON"
Mems and Boys HATS AND
CAPS in all the newest styles.
Our line Of Ladies and Misses
CLOAKS, CIRCULARS, JACK
ETS, DC, are Just superb.
In Gents FURNISHING GOODS
we have everything for the comfort
Of this sex.
BASKETS Of Ill kinds. UNI,
BRELnAS. TRUNKS AND VA.
LISES and q. thousand other articles
too numerous to begin to mention.
Just give us 9 call and we will
convince YOU that We are the cheap
est house in the State. Goods shoWE
cheerfully.
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1112 F STREET NonrHwrsr,
FEW DOORS ABOVE MOSES 4 SONS ruRNI.
TURE STORE.


GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF CLOTHING
CREATED BARGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING
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GHn hi ~ sTAY hUT YEINa phsIR1uS OF tx
GIVE aRaS eGAt Wf 10 R1f
YOUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT REDUCED RATES. OUR GODS ARE MADE
w TIL SPECIAL CAKE 10 THE " ANTS OF III Z
WE NAM YoI r TRADE. AND We AR: Go S 6
3 ~ ARP AS eSpa n sTw Rn1Es
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s MIsEr ao RI MAJ tE 5S A ASG ST 50
S2T f9NE Ha .EoM rs gK ~ - FITS
OILS Fir YOU No Use 70 % GO no = T + EN-
e @TH r SE n SP MIL tL sH x T4Is
IME COST; CoMs.SATIoN AID clIofENA,
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AkS ASf hhp Yoy AHs
I1 THE az II c1MSISA1IoSn SALE o.
te siahr T3 L GHG HE Fr B agiToM n
PLA !, IS THERE ARE sAkGAiNs foK:YoU,
WE Et * HHHa tx sxr wrIL
AASf 6uk r. 61u 6RN5 f4 " nsT oTk
ING oGa CLSTHiNG MEANS GUS i3Mlk FOR
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aE VT ALSO ss3R cAk kFx, hAKGE LINE OF PIECE
ING BROWNIES, KING l. CO., BROADWAY,
NEW YORK; GEORGE SUMMERS 4 CO, BOS-
TON. AND TOWER HALL. PHILADELPHIA.
II I IN MFR
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
oc6-ws J. HIRAM SMITH, Business Manager.
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b MA NeIous and sscTyt 81 rk manship,
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s. temper ho1 for me Joys lusfy wilma
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Nj gle a e. ixir lest M powerS
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should lapse la sdlenssA
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Blending therein a Die>sed lrutiye.
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10 maze amendment meet
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And put into nly heart - edge eiato
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lie dr sti ht that Dissolve lis substance thin
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EDITH NJ THoNA A
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DUNCANscN BROS, Auctioneera


e NShshs AT KFSe
kk44kkTIHEIEEEsT' MAR PENNSYLVANIA
OCTOBER 1856. al TEX ~ O'clock AN.
aoLDDUsT (stallion,. Formerly Xix in Dorseys
Stud Book; he was bred ON l. L. Dorsey's farm in
mas ksn ana at s is
sas pf sv Tracked 10 old fedgrse
BY soos ne n second a
BY Pirate. a by Imported CSsnce: fourth dam by
dan, ~ Brulus, Janus He has got as ans lot
OF colts as any Stallion In nth the country.
YOUNG GoLDDusT tsiaiiion). Is hands high;
7Ssfs IA xs4s s
,sORRELL FILLY ny GoLDDUsT: dam was
virgin she by star Pilot; three white legs four yea
DID, lola hands his T FTRTa speedy by the halter
RAY FILry BY G tEqHts: dam was Red Rose:
shr by Morgans Rather; three years old: near is
hands high; unbroken.
MAGGIE J., GRAY F1Lhy. by eolddus.: DAM
Gray Mare Muggns; she by Star Pilot: tour-year-old
upwards; 10 hands high s1& srTken kind
BAY HORSE, by Go dust. dam Lady Longfellow
she by Baltimore, he by Lord Baltimore: IH hands
BADGER nov ts. SEVENTH s5;lnIl I'll ,r n,.on,.
senger Golddust he BY Old Golddust his dam
was full sister Badger Girl; was bred M WISCONSIN,
sr Is hands hsS asrx Chestnut sSrpei VEGAS
800 pounds In hesh years old. For more par
BOOK. 'p'''' ''e'e'''e 10 n'Aoe W h'kN'n s'uu
ton; out of Red Rose (bred by Marshal rown) she by
Morghn,s Rat,ier; years Old 10 hands high, dark
In addition 10 the above will he offe ed several
other good horses Full Information time Of sale
4. me slocS is now on exhibition at the above men,
oc2O-4t DUNCANSON BRt IS. Aucts
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d. IL I o o 9 N e 8 8.

Every third person you meet Is troubled more or
ess with bousness and don't know how to get ria Of
It The causes are easily recorded. A lack Of SUM-
Client exercise. easing too BY persons Of ssden
tary habits. indulgence in too rich food whore ex
ce.ive quantity in not taken sluggish. torpid liver
where the blood does do its duty allowed
70 accumulate these cause the whites Of the eyes to
turn yellow the skin thick coarse and the
complexion yellow or dark. Those are sure indica-
tons Of blousness Reliefca be had and should be
had at once Browns iron Bitters Is the remedy. It
acts directly upon the blood cleansss and purifes it.
and sends its journey through the channels Of the
liver stirring up its action giving to It activity and
visor and clearing out the bile Il will remove the
yellow tinge from the eyes and the composition lesv-
Ing the latter fresh and clear It will open the pores
Of the akin and remove the thick cloudy appearance
Browns Iron Bittsrs cures biliousnask
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE

Trains leave b and r. depot. 9Th end d ssrp>ss
s:le am -l,aiiy. exceps sunday. Coz Lynchbnrg and
intermediate stations.
Ills am Daily hr Lynchburs Danville. A.h.
vtile Char ose. Atlanta and points south ruIimsr
oaffes sleeping 10 Atlanta and thence % Ned
OrleanS
2:So nm--naiy. except sunday. for Manss,>a
Strasburg and intermediate stations
$3.50 p.m--Daiiy for charlottesville. Louisville. On
cinnati and points Ches. aud Ohio n X Puilmaa
sleeper Washington Louisville
Aioo n m.-Daily Tor Lynchburg, Charlotte. Colurn-
oia Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery. New orleans anl
points South. Pullman palace buffet sleeping
montgomery IN connection with Pullman p.rlor osn
insnse 10 New Orleans sleeper 20 Augusta
lnroagn trains from south arrive at Wa hingtoa
S.s,o q m and esSo pm: from Louisville $40 m
AIN - - -
., nckeiS sleeping car accommodation and informs
e nn furnished and baggage checked al Office 0O1
iNsnia ave-. aud al Passenger station Pennsyl
-. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
SS4 ACe
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nUNCANsON BROS Auctloneers.
BROS. AuctioneerA

nUNCANSoN BROS. AuctiOnesrA
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
RnUk,sT0kI AND BACK BUILDING
BRICK HOUSE CONTAINING TWENTY
EIEE ROOMS, WITT ALL MODERN CON
BENEVOLENT OK CHARITABLE INSrITU-
TON, AND SURROUNDED by SPACIOUS
AND COMMODIOIIS GROUNDS ORNAMENT
ED WITH SHADE TREES AND SHRUB
Berry, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND
FOUR-AND-A-HALFS STREET.
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of II
the District VI Columbia, passed on the IL day ia
OF october. A. d. lost, III cause pending ,G18
said court wherein john l. Hall and others are ,oii-
piainalts and Elizabeth Hal and others deie id
Ants, the same being numbered lOU35, in Equity
uocket NO. 10 We shall offer for sale. q, pub &c
AUCTION, ~ front or the premises. THURSDAY,
THE FOUKTH DAY Or NOVEMBER, 1856. Ar
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, Lots numbered
numbered =, IN this city, Said lots CONTAINING 10 S4S
square ieet OF ground, siId improved by handsome
fOur-story Brick Dwelling House
lefmS Oh SAFE Us presCri Ell by the decree One
third Ut the purchase money In cash day sale
or the ratlcitlon thereof by the Court and
ance 10 equal pay mets In one aud years respec-
lively for which the promissory notes of the pur-
chaser must be given, To bear FROM the ay of
sale anu TO be secured by deed trust on the property
S"u or al cash, al The purchasers option all
Veyancing atd recording al purchasers cost. A
post OF 5000 required the time OF sale.
OF sale a,e not complied with within seven days from
day Of sale the trustees the right to resell at
the risk of defaulting pur. haser after 1--we
days advertising in The Evening star.
SAMUEL MA DDOX 4o2 La. ave:
REuINALD FkNDALL, go 4ia st. n.w
OcI4eo3aDS Trustees
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Man Is To-Day what man Was yesterday
Ii De tO-nlVirow; act hiLl Curs.. or nrav
Drink or ov uuiI, he learns hot NOR si.a.I learn
1be lesson thai VI Li laugh The word AWAY
The world al gray or just a. golden shines
Inc wine as saert "a just as bitter lows
For on ~ me. ahd you like me- mAy mud
Perfume Oh cAnAer the reddest rose
The tale Of life Is hard TO understand:
but while he cup Walls ready u Your hand
Drink ana declare Inc Summer rises blow
As red Ia London - In Samarcaud.
Lips are Is sweet to kiss and eyes as BRIGHT
As Ger dalfered Omar with deli-nt;
English IefssAn. while Al he mouth h fair
What can IL matter how u Says good night,
-kf0as TAG Rerst0a
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INDIGESTION.

Many suffer from this form Of stomach troubles who
have little idea of the pleasures of lite of perfect
health Browns Iron Bitters acts a. corrective Of
the causes which produce Having removed
the cause and cured the disease continued use VI the
remedy for short time will make the sufferer to feel
like new person. Were these three diseases the only
ones which Browns Iron Bltters will cure it would
indeed be boon to the public. but great has been
the knowledge and skill employed in the combination
and manufacture of this valuable remedy that Its cura-
tive properties extend to all diseases Of the stomach
liver and kidneys
GENERAL DEBILITY
condition Of weakness of body and mind which
results from complications Of many disorders of the
system finds its best and surest remedy and in
Browns iron Bitters As it enrches aud strengthens
the blood so the stomach liver and kidneys receive
strength to perform their duties and the pains and
depressing influences from diseased and disturbed
condition Of these organs are relieved the Frustrated
nerves by this remedy strengthened and soothed
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Has more testimonials of relief and Of persons
suffering from general debility than all other remedies
Lassude and languor arsdispssd by it and that
feeling Il removed.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Cures headache and constipation. rheumatism and
neuralgia malaria chills and fevers and female nrm.
tiles Genuine is only made by the
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
1t Baltimore, Nd.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auc'lOnesr.
ITALIAN OBJECTS OF ART AT AUCTION.

EMBRAClNG,
hED HG VASES OF EyERY
SUCH SUBJECTS AS MATEKNAL LOVE,
PLEA ANT READING, FIRST SLlPS, THE
NEWSBOY, THE FLORIST, &C: GROUPS OF
HORSES Dogs AMONGST WHICH is 4
IL; VERY LARGE PAIROF VASES, SUIT
ABLE FOR HALL OR CHURCH; CARD RE-
CElVEkS. MANTEL ORN ME- is IN GREAT
VARIETY. MANY OF THE OBJECTS ARE
FROM THE STUDIOS OF CELEBRATED
ARTISTS In ITALY.
This superb collection will be sold at public auction
nue., on MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCTOB. r
1WENTY-FIF. and lWkNTY-SiXTH, al
hLEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ and THREE O'CLOCK
N. b, he Collection will be on view SATURDAY
AFTERNOON and up 10 hour Of sale. Special &C
commodatiOn tor ladies' OcZ2-3t
E'XECUTOK AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
IL LIABLE lMPKOv. BUSINESS PROPERTY,
BEING STORE AND H SIDENCE NO SGT d
81 RET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NOtTHWtSr
Under and by virtue Of the powers and III
authority In vested the last Will testa-
m.nt Vi Joseph b H. nlein, shall, ON MON III
sale. at pubi.c auction, in front of the premises Lot
numbered thirty-two t32) in Joseph II. Hanleins
corded SUBDIVISION Ut part vi lot hve (5) in square
four hundred aud If y-seven t457.) The imp. I'VE
ments CON list of modern ouilt threestory. pressed
biick trout house, containing large store and q resi-
dents of eleven rooms. all In good condition and
tai lug modern cOnveniences. an opportunity Tor q
6rstclass investment Is bereJy offered
Terms OF sAle made known on day Uf sale.
CAROLYN H. BEHREND,
Executrix and Trustee under will of Joseph d. Han.
lem, deceased.
oc.U-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta
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The Rival.

Oh. yes. am a mar led man.
have a " lie, and when | sought her
Some years ago mine anu brought her
Home bride. lie first preau
10 De worth IL wing. just thought her
An angel, aud thanked heav IA iii caught her.
And do so stll-aild yet and vet
There /, anOther-one " hos wrought her
Shy witc .'craft o er me Till there's nauuht her
FAR lace may not .lake me forget;
And 10 tins day I've never fought her
soft sway, although you say "Oushtef"
i know you think it's not quite right
But sue loves me- too, Oh, I've taught her
1ne Old, sweet les, son. anu bought her
My first love yift yesIernght;
Twas but q trifle-cOst " ulrter-
II WAS q dOliy-she's my daughter -Life
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SHE WISHED TO BE DINE NOVEL HEROINE.
Al Howell, Mich, horse and buggy owned
by . b. Lockwood was stolen last SUNDAY
might nom In front OF the church. THIS caIssd
eominotion In the little place, but hen IL
t0rued Out next morning that they had b. en-
taken by u girl OF tender years, named Lena
Fairbanks, there was the biggest kind OF q sem
satioil. Tie girl had been reading yellow COW
cred literature and Intended 10 gu west and be
q hsroine OF the plains. she was, however,
stoi pea In hsr Night al south Lyons by her pur-
horse and buggy being restored 70 the owner.
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctlOreers


TRUSTEE s. SALE OF Two-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT ON nth STREET,
BETWEEN v AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Of dee. OF trust. duly res orded In "A
Liber No. 1925. folio 400, Ell seq, OF the n..n
land records of Washington county, in the bis E.l2
Irct Of G"iumba, We will sell ON 1AUKsDAI I..e
TWENTY EIGHTH day of OCTOBER, A. d. lSS6
at HALt-PAST FOUR UtLOLK PM, in front OF
the premises all that piece Of land situate
and being in tue city OF Washington the Of
Columbia, and known upon the ground y PIN
lie Guy "a washington and being the north ha
of lot numbered twentyseven l. ~ in square nuil-
oei ed nine hundred and seveny-seven ~. a. together
with all tire appurtenances rights, lrivileg s. iul-
proVements and other heredtanents to the same
belonging or IN any wise appe. tanning.
Ter ms: cne-hrd of pufCn ase money in cash: bal
&nce Ia equal st m ents al sax, TIVE and eighteen
mouts notes TO Dea SIX per cent interest per annum
payao semlannuaily, and to be secured by deed of
trust on premises, Oh ali cash al option OF
~ depos OF S1UO required at time of SAFE convey.
anclng, DC, at purchasers CO t. Term, to be COM
Piled wi in ten days, otherwise ri ht reserved 10
resell al tn risk and detauting purchaser
after five day SIS public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published la Washington, d. e.
HENRY IL. BE.GMANN,
CHRISTIAN 4. LEDkRER, ! TrusteeA
Ocl6-eOdEdS
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DYSPEPSIA.

Many people who are irritable. nervous and easily
disturbed whose physical and mental conditions are
much disordered, naturally possess the pleasantest
and most agreeable manners and disposition. The
cause Of their irritation aud disturbed condition Of
their organization 10 their su1erinss from the horrors
ofdyspepsia. The stomach has been overworked and
refuses to do its duty. They unable to take much
food and what they do take fails to assinilass snd
heartburn and belching indicate their condition
Nothing will give these sufferers such speedy and
sure relief as Browns Iron Bttera It furnishes just
the aid needed to sssmate the food and gives strength
to the stomach to perform its work. heartburn
and belching gives renewed appetite and cures dys
pepsa- Then instead of losing flesh daily the patient
rapidly regains what has been lost and grows healthy
and strong.
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Ocl8-lr

~ bENSINGER AuCtiOneer,
Re will sell at 1907 It'll a. on SATURDAY, oCTO-
EE kpIrWyESlY-THIRD. esd;at HALF-PAsT SEW
EN- r. NJ large assortment Of Unredeemed Pledges,
consisting of Ladies' and Gents Gold aud silver
open and hunting cases; God Chains and
Plain and Set Rings. Lockets Buttons, Solid Silver
ana Plated Ware. Mirrors. Blankets Cutlery, Vas.s,
Ladies C9ais Circulars and Dolmans. Gents Goats,
kevoivers, Clocks, Bibles. Musical instruments. Al
bnms Slawis, Type Writer. Opera Glasses and Draw
Ing instruments Parties holding tickets please lake
notice. ~. COHEN 1UU7 7th st. oc2l-3t*
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee1
PROPERTY ON q STREET RE-
TWEEN 18TH AND 18TH NORTHWEST, AT

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON q STREET RE-
TWEEN 18TH AND 18TH NORTHWEST AT
AUCT ON.
By virtue of deed ftrust dated the 9th dav f-s
Jun :. A ID 1858, anu duly recorded in lber No 81: n
lO44 ioios lbt, Ell seq one Of the land records f.&
party secured Thereby. we Will SELL III front of the
PREMISES Oh MONDAY, MOVE MBr.R FIRST ssh
at IL ALF-PAsT FUR O'CLOCK r NJ the follow.
iny-descrbed Piece Parcel of Ground lying in the
said county and District aforesaid and know as a.,d
beng Lot numbered iOrIye ht (aS), OF A. p Pardon 8
Subdivision vi Lot, numbered seventeen and eixh, cen
III square numbered Que hu DIR d aud sevenly-six
lT0l In the Cit, OF Washing on. district of Columbia
together with al the appurtenances rights privileges
and other heredilAMelIis thereto belonging
Terms: One-hali cash; balance In six and twelve
months, Tor which The purchasers notes clearing
nerest) Will oe taken and secured by deed trust
on tne property solL A deposit Of 500 viii be
required NJ time OF sale. All conveyaIciuR aud re-
cording at purchasers Gust If OF sale are not
compiled with III ten days from day oI sale the
the right resell the property AT the
risk and cost OF defauiting pul chaser
JEr SE h WILSON, ,,
oc10d&ds n. b MAYFikLD, I ifus'ees-