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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

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NOR RENT-SIBLEY FARM, CONTAINING
- lO6 acres an attractive Groom house, large barn.
fine spring. and OuthOuses Will lease for q term of
sWOkMSTEDT & BRADLEY
nl9bt 027 st. NV.
UyANTED-TO RENT. WITH PRIVILEGE OF
w buying. small Farm near Washington with
good improvements rear y station Address w. T.,
Star Office. nls-2t*
- rel. MI, twenty-hv minutes ride ffOLl city.
Terms easy, Address LA Rel. Star Office. n16-8is
ssNfELROSE PARK" LOTS FOR SALE THE
NV most desirable In Ayattsville. opposite the
Residence Ut the late r. X. Elliot, ESQ. For plat
terms. DC. address apply 426 9th st. nw., Wash
lnston. ID &, Mrs. II K. ELLIOT. D8lm
E,oR kENT-FINE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AT
DUCKEIT, Attorney Riadensburg. Md no-Iln
LHOR sALE-ON PIERCE MILL ROAD. CLOSE
II to Tenleytown pike. nne Country seat Of ten
acres, Improved by Double Frame Cottage Contain
ing eleven rooris bath. hot and cold water range &c.
stable Carriage house and necessary oubuildingT
fruit
Adjoining the above ON the east . spleudid Prop
erty, comprising twelve acres improved by large
Frame Cottage Of eleven rooms and ali modern im
provements. with additional Tenement House Of
seven rooms:s tine Stable twelve horses Carriage
House, &C., large grove OF forest trees OF six ACRES
plenty OF large and small fruits; ~alered well and
springs. ~ -.
For price, terms and inspecon OF either OF both OF
the aScys choice aDs7 e ,sh and
IpOH sA LE--THE FINE PhOPERTY, KNOWN
as Aiilance containing 76 42-lO0 acres. ON the
the youngstown grounds; be subdvided
HUFTYN DYER, 18th and sta
9c2o-l u Or. e 4: flCk In, l3.! 3za st
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SHE WANTS DIvoRCE.-Florence NJ Jones
mas, 10y Z. Is. Walker, flied bill for divorce
against Evan Jones. They were married in
Inuiana, March l4th, 1875, ana lived together
Til November Isl, 1883, when she charges that
he deserted her and her children
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NOR SALE-A NICE BUILDING LOT FIFTEEN
II feet from, on C. St n.e between LIST and I'd SITS.
Price: Sue per foot. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
027 ST. NV nIQ:,t
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AN INFANT ATTACKED by A PARRor.-James
Lawson OF Madison, Ind, has a parrot. usually
a well behaved and intelligent bird WedDes-
day. in the absence OF the other members OF the
household, IL flew To the crib In which "A SIX
weeks-old infant was sleeping and viciously
picked its unprotected head until the chid's
brain protruded. The infant will probably die.
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@13 Q St, l0F..........$65
l2U6 NJ st. NV, Ilr......56
l4Ih ST. ext. 1dwel ngS.50
Cor N.H.Hye.&Q ST., sr-45
1870 b st-aw.. lxr.....:.4O
Z9U6 Z st. NV. 3D.
1868 9th st. NV, 1r......3O
1874 18th st. IL W., Sr...25
lz24 Sth st NV, 11r...65
1919 Conn. NV. NV. .9r1O
1872 CorcOran ST., 6r...-2O
1910 Sherman av.. 4r-..lO
X NV, mr. Fr'klin So. .l25
i01S n. Y. av., l1rs.........1O
135 9th st......................05
/ l2O4 18th st, l3r.....$2OO
1870 jefferson PI., lOr-l5O
1902 10th ST.. l1r......-125
1905 Sunderland pl..
AOt .-..-.......:.......i 80
l1V6 Conn. ave..........l25
ls5l p 81. NV. .lOr..-..lOO
l2O00 / St, 9r.....-.........12y
f911 23d st. NV. 10 rs...S5
l4l0 l4th st. NV. ,Srs.. 80
1919 C0rcOran, 1lrs..-i25
l341 Corcoran, 0rs.
tlSfk Pa. 1tbrS ONO
IT'S / ST., 13rS. .2tN
X mr. Fr'klin So. l6rs-2OO
Dupont Circle, 14r......45O
examined by permit from
AS j. FISHER IL CO.
1.SsAl l. NJ enoH nnHf b uRoaA
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V7OR RENT

FOR RENT
IL lSU6 y. Fl. ave. 500
S.w. cor. 9TH d h. lYr.. .125
1903 9TH st. n. W.. l4r- lOO
1322 l4th st. NV, Yr.
and stOre.....-...........1 100
1908 + st. u W.. 1873. ;S.S
1873 X. /. ave-. IL rs. leo
go 18th 81. NV, ! 3rs. 100
423 1lth sI.D.w..1srs-llO
Magnolia ave-, l4r-S3.33
1910 10th st. nv. l3rS3.33
1916 l st. n. W., IOr...
l4l3 q NV. upper part. IS
1871 De Sales ST.. l1r. 50
l443 Q St NV, q rs.66.67
1909 M st. NV, 9rs.ti6 81
TURN
1884 1 st.....................$1OO
1901 + st. NV, 16r.....6tO
1901 Conn. ave............5OO
1inthiculn estate. ..4l6.66
1913 y. H. av., l5r-4l6.67
1908 NJ rs. ave, l7r-.45O
1915 + L.. 16r.. .x25
I so X st NV, ID rs 225
1902 II ST., J3r.........2OU
ZOl3 Y 81. NV Tor. 300
14O0 NJ ST., 12r......l66.G1
SIS 18th st. llr...166.67
1915 10th St. 12r. .l6667
1910 n st n. ". lar. l66. 81
1909 9th St.. l4r...-..-.15U
1Ol1 Conn. ave-. l2r...2OO
1913 Goth ST., 9r........l50
The above houses can be
our Office only. THOAj
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FOR RENT-STORES

y.NOH RENT-A SMALL STORE ROOM 6I5 :
Il ST. suitable for drug grocery store: also store
.d stuuSeb Id Furniture: for sale large office
oesk- Apply on premises from TO p-n- lts
IGOR RENT-A FIR>T-CLASS STORE BEST
II stand IN Baltimore: suitable for firsi-eass tailor
Clothing or shoe store. opposite Entaw House Adj
MET al, .r<
INoR KENT-fINE STORE AND BACK BUILD
a lngs 1903 r. 81 one block from pennsylvania
ave lwO alf-plaie Glass show Windows se2l-:Sm
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Name. q. ( $50 Nd0se.
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The above houses can be examined by permit from
cur Onice only. IHOMAS j. FISHER IL co.
nl3 northwest.
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TOR SALE-A PARLOR. CABINET UPRIGHT
Piano, 1s octave: three unisOns; rich tone: finely
finished ebony case used but six months be bought
NJ once for $3.50 cash: full guarantee Of five years
given; cost new, $3.50. Can be seen at the
THE PLANO EXCHANGE WAkEROOMS,
nO1- 400 o..
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STILL INCREASING THEGERMAN ARMY.-Tbe
Berlin Posi- senii-off!ciall says that the dram OF
a bill fixing the peace effective footing of the
army for the sepiennaie beginning i'm January.
1859, was sent 10 the bundesrath today and
that the Increased demands OF the bill do NOT
exceed the limits absolutely necessary for the
safety of the empire. The announcement has
caused sensation.
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1912 4th St NV. ST.. $50
ifz5 X st. NV. 5r..-.l6.5O
l2l5 35th 81. wv. 6r:S.--16
No 2. 1th st. road, Dr. l5
40 Nj ST. NV. or.-.--....l5
1904 l. st. n W., 1r....-i4
J17 Temperance alley bet.
/ ID, l., Oh. 10th. DR.. 1873
3I7l4 Riggs st. NV. or-i2
4.6 y 81. NV, 4r-..-.---.10
'2226 Boundary n.w.-..-lO
+ Rear l % 10th w.-4r.1U
sl2l4. 1915. 1920, 1922,
I 1224. 1926 and 1882
| Del. ave. s.w.. 3r..-..6.oJ
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EOk SALE-LOT ON YALE ST.. COLUMBIA
- Heights. near 4th ST., 421a cents per foot. Also
Lot Oh 18th ST., between Roanoke and ale sts.,
% cents per foot. SWOkMSTEDT& BRADLEY,
At n w
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Il lOzl Coui,.av, 12rSlUO
aI5l3th 81. ,sfOi e--....S333
1916 Pa Nv. 11r--...,-...76
6l7 + St NV, 12r........ %
800 + 81. NV, b rs-...-..6U
Upper paF.413 Bthn.w.6O
Upper pr. 1lOO 10Th STD
SIS 1lth st. nv. store. !. ~
1906 s Sc q W. Or. 40
1901 L St NV, IL rs.. 40
1644 X st. NV. 8 n. 49,. 81
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JNUR RENT-l204 X ST. NV. ETHER FUR
II nished or unfinished. a handsome Residence.
ontaias about Is rooms and every convenience.
House elegantly and completely furnished through
cut. For permit and full particulars apply to
THOS. j. FISHJk & CO..
nj Esf1 w
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EOR RENT
IL 9th, nr NASSAU, 12r. q.
iur-...........
IllI ;. Or b. MI. fur.-.6U
1!l9 l4th. lOr. new misc
49, Pa. av-, 1lr., mi rs
lIl1 14th.9r. m. j.. new 90
o34 Pa av.. sr0store. $3.50
1916 LindensS., Sr.,m.i.3Ui
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f'On SALE - THE HANDSOME ARABIAN
Il pony SNOWFALL. Perfectly kind and gentle: fine
style and rapid mover: specially suitable for children:
Will be sold with or without harness Imade by Lutz)
and phseton, Sa urday, ~ November ~, ut
ling auction IL St and =, nnsylvan ave
or can be Inspected and purchas, then NJ
ID SITS NV. nls-5tx
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

L'OR kE\T-tHEAP-DESE ROOM On FIRST
IL hnor GunJOu Law Building, I.2 La aye manure
AT ivctn j. saN ouiioibS nl.-ot%
INoR Rf:NT-DESIR ABi.E ROOM. sECoND
DODSON & DEEBLE- nlI-in,
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RoBuJs;1 HEAtI1u

Is not always enjoyed BY those who seem
to possess Il. The faint of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining the
constitution. In time. the poison will GER
tainly show its effects, and wiihall the nOre
yir,lIcnce the longer it has been aNowcd
to pcrlneatc the system. Each pimrlc, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense VI unnatural
lassitudc, or lanyuoi. Is one Of Natures
warnings Of the consequences Vt neglect.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-20

The hest """.,'> Of hums ,'tv depend an
'hp gooa health IF our W, men folks, aud vt
those wi,h brightest i''tellecss seem 10 suffer
N 81 With ailments peculiar II fem lie lite. Il
w'f, IN remember that the wh,a female
vstem can he built ur toa pro.tr state Of
endurance. pi'nr'rS. sores s~oiien limbs.
monthly pins. and "thrr ,ndcatis,s If fem sle
disease. made I" disappear, robust health al
mind and holy take the place If illness and
distress. it a tiarlv use is male Of Ilr Guvsctts
yellow D ~k Ard Sars ,pari',a. II restore. the
bl Sl to perfect health. il str. ,.thens the
Muscular and nervous system. II gives to ,e
IL the digestive and urinary organs. II ,sllays
all rritatnn o. the mucous membrane. In =
word, It is n perfect fem ale me lie. me- aui aii,
every functin otfemAle life. M other remedy
EQUALS u. Have your druggist get il. Take No
sa6strnts. .. 81
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Advert Using Ratss;
! LOCALS. /

.'t.-. y. 49, p" d. -
Mr.. G. H. Cunning, ofthe S,mbright
DISPATCH VS. in town on Monday. n,
buy your .oat., Com, Hay and 4.
Mill.feed At SKENE'S. ,.,:;
MR.. Walton was at Warthurg at
tending Court the beginning Of the
week.
\ full line in dry goods, groceries
and hardware At vOILES l. WEIGH.
Mrs. Baxter and Miss Bailey left
Rugby on Tuesday morning for..head.
vile, r.. E
so,uhl. Pacific cu.ns $3.50 per
a.el 1t sKENES.
Mr.. W. y"'Slsns has been out to
Glade. this week. pruning fruit trees
and vines for Man Boyi..3 s's
SKENE buys BY the c.rlosd and
saves freight. 80 ~
The weekly meeting q the rLadie.
ch"'chworkf"s s,eiety wilfe' held
on Wednesday, afternoon nsxt At Mrs
-. l.,
Work on Mr. Wright. new house
has hern stopped, until hi. return, from
Bay City. Mich. Mr.. Fitch i. doing
the ~~k.
A supply. d,fREsH MEAT con.
.s.rt,y ON tard'at the lowest prices At
h. CoMMlSSARy, =
,,,s.s ~ As,.tA. .,t4 .a.a.z j.
The contract for the tin s'rk. etc.
f"r tn. ne~ Hotel has been given to
Mr., A. L. Day. Of S,mbright. Tenn.
There will I've, \, celebration Of the
Holy Comm,tnien, Mt Christ Church
tc-morrows (Sauday) nd, ming at
8 o'clock. - So ~ %
". are informed tina. Mr. C. n
Blackjack has been appointed to tn.
Committee for raising the necessary
fund, &,r the building the new Church,
il tho place Of Mr.. Ja. q. Lumley.,
Mr.. Robinson, < New, River, Tenn. Az
rived in Rugby .n Wednesday. He viii
work with MIR. Fitch on Mr.: Wright,
house. So. ,lt : .; = t' - ~.
The following registered At Vine Cot.
tag. ,inring the, week: '
A. Stephens, Part Huron, Mich: F. E
Push, J. Russell, Ada, Ohio, Z. C. Mel.
lick, New Germantown N. j.; c. H
Dunning, Sunbright; Charles Lohr
Sk'ne; A. Griffith, Cincinnati, O.; B
Cernt, Allardt. ~ %
&As8 t4
J. "A. DIMLING keeps the largest
test aud most complete Stock d
BOOTS r. SHOES in Morgan County
IN connection with the above n,
supplies his Patrons with Groceries
Hardware. CHass aud Tobaccos 1t til,
lowest gsing prices.
nrV IL l'
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LADY, wha suffered fran weakness, pec,l'
liar Ia h r sex in vrtin. to = frieh& I. sxi ~
tri 4 v1r'cns kidney m, uiic,nrs. but. ,n'' fourd
nyself growing worse treA trl IA. II
Use nr. iuysntt's Yellow ilsck. and >arsspar
liza. Its effect VI me VAS ,o,, indicated ~ 4
lear aud beautiful eanplrx',n. = freedom
rom aches and pans. a complete rem wal .
"rrv'us Depression, painless regularity j.
habits If digestion, aai otherwise. canno
praise the remedy too highly as tru+ 'frirn'
suffering ~ornauhosd. sad Is sttea sti,en-
hx medleius." af - .tte .,rars~ as,
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Trust Nothing Else

than AYERS e'ssirARrriA. Numerous
crude mixtu. ..., Offered "a u" public
a. '.blooti rr"'6crs." which only allure
the raticnt 18th the pre,enss OF Many
cheap dose. - tn which n Il folly to
experiment, w1le .i>,ase Is st~aslilv he
comm. more de~p-scated and difficult Of
cure. Some of these mixtures do much
lasting harm. Rear IN mind ihat the only
medicine tina, can radically purify the
yitiated blood 10
Ayers Sarsapari'ia,
PREPARED DY
DR.. j. c. Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists: Price 81;
-. Sis hottles ter &S .~
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Il the only remedy that can be relied upon.
In oil cases, to eradicate the faint Of hered-
itary disease and the special rorruptions
OF the blood. 1t Is the, only alternative
that Is sufficiently powerful 10 thoroughly
cleanse the system OF ScrOfuious and
Mercurial impurities anil the pollution
Of Contagious Diseases. Il A.sp neu-
traZes the poisons left By H:phtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
refrigeration from the cnfccblement and
debility caused by these diseases.
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-, fa,trumeut.

y PICKS s<cs. r,itlsh"d AZ Ha~zutce WI.
',nss. is theinsst h, .asraus paper N tnsr ca
'n-day. t;r". ". PEGS. ifs%ditar an 7r,ir,
~, 5, ,nds w,th%rt an .in. a. h1n,r'.t
|e h li'vc, in q, king ? "rl" happy, /, / #"
,'n can he nti,rrw s. sha tp.t. aid n1st cx.
.elie PAPER ,>nr readers 4r.t,vneJ t,r..
lp prospectus Of Prcx's Sn,. ius another
'ld M. sample cape, m.ilcd free to as.
,ddreSs. -sa
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-20

livery Que SHOULD tell has lei, hi,o, that a.
hes, rrine,y tor caring coughs and ccils. AZ
the ORly sure cur rsr c0rSu,up'eu, IS ia
W,>tai's i5alssm # " Id t.nrrry, IL IS ,lc4>
AM 10 take i.d scts ,ou'hiHs a.ri hetiing
Is tfftct.
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.Iusby, Dec, 9Th. 1885.

: There is netting $. essrut n - health, and
happiness AS pure rich b.sod. II prevents *
'auNed u Atty. r-rm.turs derli &c. nervous
aud physical delhi ~ bsA.ss urt,d . he,
Yiserlcs. porsoY' Psryat,se ef.s p,f
.'iu! rnrich ihr bfooit AID sin chsn : ii
]d,od in the entire system 10 three naut,,..
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THERE'S No pain...ne matter how sewer.
M What the .r.,.se that cannet Ne partl, 2.
Sholly relieved hy .poAnson's .fna.iyne In
ment used internally ant externally: II j,
hr most powerful reIned, kns~a to IN dica'
ntn. 'tst@- .tts
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HAxnypR O. Feb. Ia. 1881

HANovpR. q. Feb. Is. 1884. .
After having hung fever and pneumonia !
hal dreadful cough AMI could MT sleep 1t
night. The doctors told me lad Ceasu np'ion
and would die. have taken six bottles Of
I''sos Cure and my coughs eatire!y gone AID
am a. well as ever.
ENElINR FoRD.
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Bucklen's Araica Salve.

Tns BEST SALvE N the worll for Cuts.
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheun, Fever
Sores. retter. Chapped Hands. Chilblsi,s.
Corus. and sll Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. II is grarantced to give perfect
Satisfaction. or money refunded. Prize rs
cents per box. For sale by Rugby. D,ug
Store.
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To any bndv who has disease Of ,hrost or
lnncs, We will send-prcof that 2 SOS Cure or
Consumption has cured the same compliant
in other cases. Address.
E.t. HAzsLrINg, Ware Pn,s.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-05

Short Vstes of black and brown roughfnished cloths
with Astrakhan trimming and finished with stylish
bows of Hercules braid, $I2 so.
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A Novelty For Fancy Work.

new Tinsel Cord for fancy work, larger, firmer
and more regular than the soft tnsel now much
used The price IS cents per skeln which makes
quite as inexpensive as the soft tnsel 1t comes in
Gold, with hecks of red.
Bronze with aecks Of green.
Plain Silver and Plain Cold
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sman Feet of southern women.

A lady of medium height may have q
finely-shaped foot, such as common run.or
gives to Mrs. Cleveland, but in the South a
No 81 slipper is not usually designated as
dainty. Probably p is as large as the
term will stand. People who frequent
Southern bathrooms and summer resorts
comment upon the fact that extremely
small feet, feet incased in slippers running
from to y, are largely in the majority.
Not many years ago this subject was dis
cussed in a ballroom in Macon, and ex-
perts were able to discover out of eighteen
pairs present and twinkling in the mazes
of the dance but three numbers larger
than D, and in the assembly were damsels
who would have tipped the beam at 1876.
This preponderance of small feet in the
South among ladies of high social standing
has been accounted for on many theories,
the most natural one, we think, being the
explanation that these ladies do not use
their feet with the freedom and constancy
that may be observed in other sections.
They are not walkers, in the first place. 1t
is rare thing to find in Southern cities
ladies of the class described who average
two miles walking per day the year round.
Climate and roadways, as well as custom,
are against pedestrian exercise the feet
are small because they are not fully deyel-
oped by use. OF course, we speak in gen
eral sense, because there are families in
which small feet are clearly an inheritance
and continue small despite exercise con-
tinuous and severe. Macon (Ga.) Tele-
grdph
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Clnnie opera House.

Solomon Isaacs was played last night.
Miss Boyd has in it strong emotional part
and Mr. Wilkins, one squarely level with
it. Both played excellently, and develop.
ed all there is in the characters. Mr.. Hatch
was especially successful as Isaacs, a difficult
low comedy character part Misses Grouse
and Haynie were all the parts they filed
demanded, and were gracefully pleasant
in them. Miss Grouse had a strong acting
part in "A Case for a Divorce and won
deserved commentator for correct study
and reading of the lines of the part. Miss
Haynie had in the same play a role de-
manding artistic skill, and which she filled
well. Tonight Solomon Isaacs." 1t is a
comedy drama that has long been popular,
and, though light in plot and construction,
acts well and is full of vivacity and stirring
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JosEPH WIsEMAH.

INSURANCE AGENT AND COLLECTOR
| Office, at residence 30S street. P. o
Rny COX I'm
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Chinese Examinations.

Governor Stoneman has forwarded the
following letter to Secretary Bayard at
Washington, relative to the matter of the
disinterment of deceased Cinnamon. II
might be stated explicitly that this law
affects white people as well as Chinese-not
the latter alone:
Hon. 7. f. Bdyard, Secretary of State,
Washington d. C.-SIR; Referring to your
favor in relation to the fee imposed in San
Francisco for the disinterment of bodies OF
dead Chinese, have the honor to inform
you that further investigation discloses the
fact that the charge is imposed by virtue OF
a law passed by the Legislature at its ses-
sion of 1S77-7S. The Act is entitled IAN
Act to protect public health from infection
caused by elimination and removal of the
remains of deceased persons" The law,
after declaring it to be unlawful to disinter
from grave the body of any deceased per-
son, unless the person so exhuming shall
obtain from the Health. Officer. Mayor or
Board of Health a permit for such pur-
poses further provides that the officer of
the municipal government of the city or
town, or city and county granting such
permit shall require to be paid each permit
the sum of $40, to be Kept as separate
fund by the Treasurer, and which shall be
used in defraying expenses in respect to
permits, and for the inspection Of metallic
cases, collins and in closing boxes herein
required
1t is thus seen that the law, being gen.
'eral one, governing the whole State, the
authorities of the city and county of San
Francisco have no authority to either re-
NIT or reduce the fees demanded. l have
the honor to be, very respectfully, yours,
GEORGE SLOVENIAN. Governor
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
An obstacle to physical Wen Being.

Physicians rightly characterize constpa-
ton as an obstinate impediment to the well
fare of the body. The performance of the
more important functions, such as diges-
ton. hillary secretion and an active
circulation of the blood, are interrupted by
it in greater or less degree, as the develop
ment of the complaint is incipient or
mature. Not at once, of course, but with
reasonable promptitude, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters will remove every symptom to
which it gives rise, as we'll as the minor
maladies that spring from it, among them
indigestion and chronic biliousness. From
drenching cathartics it is vain to hope for
permanent benefit, aud there are few pur-
gatives that are not violent and profuse in
their operation. Blue pill and calomel are
designed to act upon the liver only, and
taken frequently are pernicious to health.
The Bitters produces relaxation of the bow
els without pain, and a renewal of their
regularity. 1t also conquers fever and ague,
rheumatism, neuralgia and inactivity or
the kidneys.