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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
Water for PhGnix.

PHI GN1x, October 3.-The Common
Council of the city of Phoenix has granted
two franchises for water works, one OF
which is already under construction by
J. J. Gardiner on the Polly System
and the other to be Immediately
begun by the Arizona improvement
Company, which will take the water
from the Arizona Canal and conduct it in
large mains to this city under high
pressure of gravitation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
Utah Democrats.

to-day refused to nominate delegate to
Congress. The Convention passed a
resolution opposing Statehood for Utah.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
CORNER SECOND ST. s21 an
G.. A. SUMNER 4 co.

FOR SALE.
$......-Lot 50x179, Thompson ST., Ellis tract.
81 ,000-Lot 50x150, Hinton ave-, Victor H'ths'
$l, l,l75-Lot 5Ox2OO, Glendale place, near
Adams. Mnst be sold. Cost 1000
81 aoo-Lot 7oxI67, Matte st., near Severance
sold for double this one. year ago..
81 500-Lot 4719x145, Los Angeles, near Pico..
$2,50O-Lot 6Ox15O, fine corner, Tenth and
Overton SITS street graded and stone
sidewalks; houses built on this lot
will rent for 800 a month.
so, ,6OO-Lot 5Ox135. Ninth and Earl.
$2,70O-Lot 1O5x175, half an acre on Ocean st.
So, ,5OO-LOt 7Ox123, fine corner, Grand ave.
and Orange.
corner, near all the best houses In the
city.
1926 per foot-25 feet, fronting on Main and
Spring sts., 1876 feet deep.
So, ,0OO-Brick house, rooms, furnished, San
Pedro st. Fruit trees. Half cash.
So, 3,SO0-House, rOoms fine lot on Seventh st.,
$4,25O-House, rooms, bath, Bond st., near
$4,25O-House. 8 rooms, Court and William.
One-third in cash and part in lots.
$5,0OO-HOuse, A rooms and bath, all improve
ments, on Maple ave.
sc, 6,OOO-House, rooms, bath, cellar, barn, all
new on Manhattan ave.
Sc, 6,OO0-HOuse, 6 rooms and bath, partly fur
nished; beautiful place; on Grand
ave.; $25OO cash required.
81 OOO-House, z rooms, bath, modern improve
ments; easy terms; Maple ave., near
Washington.
Sc, ,OO0-House, 8 rooms and bath, stained glass,
fine improvements on PachecO ST.,
near Grand.
$40, ,OOO-.Lodging house, large lot. on Hill st. I,
opposite Sixth street park.
FOR TRADE.
House of IL rooms; barn; on Angeleno Heights
House and lot, Boyle Heights.
House and lot, New Depot st.
20 acres at Duarte for inside LOTS no incum-
brance.
8 acres on Central ave.; highly improved.
Livery stable for country property.
fare stock invoices $4,000; good terms
given.
For Houses for Rent, see advertisement in
Tribune and Express.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
Cure For SICK Headache.

If you want remedy for billiousness,
blotches and pimples on the face, and sure
cure for sick headache, call at G. H. Hance's,
the Druggist, 70 North Spring street. DR..
Gums Liver Pills; only one for dose, sample
free; full box rs cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
NOW OPEN.

VI 10 IUP NJ, WIN 1nter-
missions of one hour each from IL 80 to 80
and from 6 to P. M. Sundays from 10 A.
to 10 P. M, with an hour intermission from
to z P. M. Saturday evenings the Natatorium
will remain open until 10:30P. M.
NoTE-The Nstatorium will tie open to Ladies
commencing Thursday morning, October 4th,
but not before.
s27 2m WISWELL 4 BELTS, Proprietors
National Republican., 1888-04-05
TINE GREAT rrENNSNLNkNIA ROuTE To
i THE NORTII WEST. MD SOtiritWE ST
BLErRNCK. SPLENDID SCENERY;
SIEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQCfp.
IN EErECT nEC. 1a- -.

TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
colncrGih and u streets. n follows;
For pitt~hurg and the West. Chicago I.inhiul
Express of Palace Sleeping cars atp,jD a. N.
daily; Fast Line. H5o II. m. daily tu cincinnati
gld s. L9ui-. with Sleeping ,ars from Harris
daily, except saturday, 10 Chicago. with Sic"po'
ing Car Nltuuua 10 chicago. Western *
press. Ht s:lu y. N, daily with sleeping cars
Was shinet"n tu Chicago and -. Louis. aud, ~.
c"rt saturday, Harrisburg 20 cleveland.
connecting daily ~ Harrisburg with fhrnulh
SlcerorS Tor Louisville and Memphis rdrifS
Express. 10 y. m, daily for ritt,hurg an iNr
Nj; WIN ilL"ugi Sleeper 10 lH,t,3uI. .'i
HNlnlMURE ANn POTOMAC RAILROAD.
=, For Erie. Iauanduigla, Roche>t'r, Rlfla,n
niagara, loNN J. N. daily, except saturday,
with Palace cars Washington tn Rochester
For Milliamsp,rt, Lock Haven ami E,mlr1,
az g,ha IN. daily rNropt SUNDAY.
For Ntw York and the East. ;:2u 200 I 6. ~,
and llina. IN. :t''. i;ln lOOI. aul lleh il. m.
On Sunday.Hp. il:m n. IN. 2fi. i:lD ln.uD ari
ll2o T.. m. Limited Express Of Pullman pa"or
Hmh i I,iligG { ar, ".,o4. M daily, eArcpt sun.
Fer Boston Without tlans". coop. ~ every
For brooklyn. y. Y. al through trains con.
meet al Jrr.cy city with boats ot B-rok'yn
Annex. uhurdng direct transfer tn Fa'tnn
sur,t, avoiding double fcriagc arIo-s New
York city.
For rhadrIpnia. -. ano. l,n,. and ll.n
n m. 500, iiu d;tN, luaN, aud lI.2Or. IN. un
sunday, "tH. ll:iO u. IN, 800. llO ,:Nh. 1000,
and ll.H T., m. Limited Express pHru" uui
Dining Cars 9;io Il. ~. week day, aud $40 y.
IN. daily,
For l,lthrurc G.3I. 80. 600. o.in. Q.'0. II ~.
liO m, l9tl, $50. 3:ii, i.lO, i:10 e,n rGN
$40. luI". and ll"O y. IN. .u sunday 90,
80 ;. 'S' ll:ina. m, .aN, 3.Il, i.iO, tup, ~,
1900 and ll:.O pm.
For r"rc's creek ;n", 80 Il. ny and iil p
m. daily except sunday.
fur ANNAPOLIS. 80 and N0O u. ny. Igri. To-
aud 600 y. m, daily, except SUNDAY. >.uady.,
9lOa M. i.,O II. m
/ ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERI,NSB ~
RAILWAY. NND ALIEN tNDRIt AND
! WASHINGTON RAILROAD
For ACNmdria, t;u Gai5. $40. o;i,. il.i; 4. ~ e,
l2.Ci noon, !ci. i:2i. inl. tOl, t'M, SOS. loui,
and ii;Ii p ~. ON sunday. at eco q:i.. 1875. Il,
IN. ESQ. t:Nr. sos ami lr,Ni y. m
ACcurIrudativnS for QIdGtico, *,N y. N.
W,,k X days.
For Eiclmond and the South. 6n, lQ:,; u N.
: daily. and G?ol y, m. dHily.,Nccpt sunday.
Trains leave Nl,NaudriA fur Mu,Ilu.'un,
GHi, i.oi. SEQ. piu 1nIi ll.O Il. m: l..l 800,
/ 3:.3, $40, ifh. @:52. lU:i! and l1:GH p ~ Oi
! sunday AZ Hlo aut lln. Il, IN; 500, j:lu ,.o,,
| H'iA ana lU>is J., m,
| Tickets ard Information ~ the uiiyC, unrlh
! cast conner of 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA
! N,ruC, and NJ the station, where nr,., - can
BE- lett ior Tie ,hrrhirc nt bHGgdg, to d,,,.na.
tiun from hotels and fCsil,rcc,
J. r. WOOD.
Gru,ral ras.tugrr Nc,ut.
tllAS, J., lltll, CuucWl Naudgsm.
National Republican., 1888-04-05

tuiity To offer IL TO the bill "fur tie invest
mrnt If certain sums IN the treasury
MIR Reagan, relying On that assurance.
withdrew li, amendment.
MIR. sherman moved tn>amcnd Mr. Bcrk's
amendment by substituting silver bullion
fer silver coin tOycr the two millions
monthly: lit the presiding officer rulul
It out ur order, aud the Senate Nnd already
agreed Ia Mr.. Beck amendment.
Mr. Sherman said that he knew his
gu, udmcnt wa. not IN urtlcl hut he wanted
tu slow that the Senate was forced To- a'i
uruu o matter which had moi been carefully
uN,minCd hy committee,
Tie reminder Uf senator Shurluln's
,r,',h win be- found elsewhere in this
lDJtr
MIR. stewart isEcd Mr. sherman whether
" god continued iO ga up hC wanted the
money NJ The government tu follow 1t up.
Mr.. Shumau replied That tlu was qtlrS-
ton tot involved IN the matter. aud hrusk"d
the senator from Nevada whether he, uu the
,iLcr hand, wished to- have silver alone H.
the standard Of Value IN thi, country.
Mr.. stewart replied that he would want
stm'tlIiHg else lc,,dc> silver, ~ he did not
think there was silver vnudgh produced to
make II It standard Of value.
Mr.. sherman. The senator from Nevada,
who Is Il good business man, shrinks from
possible gap between the two metals, and
Mr Tcll.r. Docs any one propose such
Mr.. Shcimian. Yuu 10 not propose IT, but
may come. | am willing to tlo all that
can lie dUnC tolnaintaiI silver, provided the
Senate stands by me in maintaining the
two metals at par with each other until, by
the common consent Of the nations of the
world, there may be ratio fixed approaching
the present one We must not forget that
our exceptional prosperity, and our excep-
tional condition, grow out of our public
credit. our public faith, our honor in cur
rcrcy, our finances. and our growing
revenues under the protective system, which
lies at the foundation of our great prosper
| ity
Senator Allison said he shared entirely
| with the senator from Ohio in the opinion
| that il would have been better to pass this
| hill without amendment. Indeed he would
| have preferred TO pass no bill at all but II
| seemed 10 be necessary because the Prcsi-
| dent expressed some doubt of H. power to
| buy bonds under existing law. lie knew
| nobody else doubted that power.
Mr.. MCPHERSON moved To add 10 the bill:
provided, that nothing IN this act shall nu-
| thOriZc the Secretary Of the Treasury To
| coin more than four millions worth per
| mUnth--the limit fixed in the act of Feb, -,
1851
Mr.. Stewart moved to lay the amendment
| on the table.
Without action on this motion the Senate
| at 5:15 adjourned. leaving the peniing
| question irrespective of Mr.. Mcpherson,
| propOsitOn) on the adoption of the SpOoner
| substitute as added to by the Beck amend
mcnt.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
RIGHT HERE IN WASHINGTON.
" hat Your Friends aud Ncighbors Say
on u Matter uf vital Importance.

Below will bc found q sample Of the m1l
iitudr If letter. Of encouragement Mcssrs.
II. II. Warner ~ CO.. uf Rochester, n. Y,
daily receive. The ,uhjoiucd unsolicited
testimonial, are from your friends aud
rcighhur,. lHdir, and gentlemen YOU know
aud ,,ic,ul for their honor and straghtlor-
Wmtncss, and who would srOrm tn be q
Imty To any deception. What has been
done for uthrrs can bc don" for yOu AMI II
is folly, nay suicidal, to longer suffer when
Tie mcGrs ul recovery lie nt your very door:
WAsIiNoTuN, u. e. Patent Attorney, Jan.
3, 1883 Having tiI occasion to Try the efficacy
ut "Nalncr's safe cure" nl Warmers safe
liliS," take plcd>urc In stating that I have
derived great hCnUit from their use. | con
slider "M Hrur's safe cure perfect panNeeit
Ter mulurin. ui which | have been Htllicte J.
Nothing hay Ing given me relief until took
Manners safe cure Hnd Warmers safe
IillS.' which has apparently, cradcatcl the
GhIuSc non my system.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
u NrrNoRE ~ ONO RAILROAD.
s.nrnllE IN ErfErr My. 40. ~;

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRON >rN"lnN,CNR.
NER Ol NEW Jersey AVE. N\n,' -.
iwr ,mrIg"& \ Northwest, ENp, Daily lr;>5
ror ciyiggati& \ st. Louis, E<p Daily 30
~ It,iEuys r, y Cleveland, E>p Daily 1883
Tor Lexington and local stntiru> 4s.to \. ".
F,r Philadelphia, Newark, and WiIwugtun,
i%M \. NJ. .:;li +. NJ. 3;5i =. VI, daily. Ex,,-r.s
For itrrmcdiatc points between Baltimore
and lhiladclllia - A. VI, and '3;ia =. VI
For sincclly and intermediate points, $50
FGr ral'imorc, :, G,ao, G;io, ;&c, So, o,n \.
VI, '!:lo, ..li. 3:li I3mirrntc iraiul, 1850, rii
3$o, i:iio S:n 1:;iS, G;l5, Ssii, ani li.'Ur Vi ''
For ANNAPOLIS $50 mG so T. VI. iG.lO
and !@o =. NJ on sunday $40 \ VI. ninr.
VI. Leave Annapolis, d:lr. $40 y VI ltIi,
$50, 0ao =. VI, NmdNs, S&N \, " 80 =. VI:
For Way stations hctwccu Washington anil
G:ii, and ll&u =. NJ. ON sundays S;30 \. VI,
and l:So a.'n, i!io, G:ll. and 1890 +, VI,
For stations Wn Metropolitan Br4",h, 'dHh
\. NJ, 'SHo \, ", 'i:m +. ", Tor principal ~
ti"ns only; sllor Vi, and '5:3O +. VI sou
sunday stops at all stations.
I"r GMiilrrsmurG ,nnd intcrm'1i4lc p,u,s,
For royd,S and intermediate stations. 100
and SlOlO T. VI
church train leaves Washington uu sunday
only at iilu r. "" stepping at all >'aIiouS on
For FREDERICK. 'S;in \. NJ, '2sN 4. NJ.
$3.50 =, VI, SUNDAYS lIur, VI,
Tor llNCIE>ruMN 'N'u \. VI, '5'N y y.
1rah, mll,' from hicaGn. daily tN \. VI.
and 5;ii r. VI; from elm 'natl aud s. loIiS,
GIill ta1 \ VI. ,'lid - T. VI irul ritt.bur:,
daily, ,..u :. VI and iHi +. Vi.
From lluHd,Drlia. Chester aud MIn'ns'
ton, lr.i' \ VI, ..r. 40 and o",r N.aa.y,
and l.uI' VI
lrum Siu.,riymd iutormrdatrryhi."
of Baltimore, lUaH \, NJ, daily.
Trains lygNr Uultiwnrt, far Mp.htu .i,u yt
T:lO G:.l G.'u 80 GHr, UOi and lNJn \ VI,
l.I5, l&N, 3tu, i:lu, iUl, tyN o.1r, B, ~l,
and llaN +. VI, en- SUNDAYS. r.N, - g'H.
and loao \ VI, 1870, l"ij, i3lo, iNO, o.i0, $50,
Sgn and llOOP VI.
4Earcpt sunday, Daily. SSuulays uu'y
Iag-Ggc called for and ohurAui at hotels
and residences uu orders lclt at Ticket nNrvS,
81" and la5l rENN>NLNANlN \NE\UE.
". Vi, CLEMENTS, G.. X LORD
Manager Gen. Pass Nc'ut.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
THE FINEST KIND
OF
SPRING
OVerCOatS.

Our stock is, without excep-
ton, the finest; approved by
the admiration of buyers, and
entirely to our liking. The
reasons for preference of
ready-made are on the sur
face:
!. The Overcoat is seen
made up. There is no guess
work about how it will look.
Examined in the roll, without
being able to know how it will
trim, goods may strike the
fancy that, when made up,
prove disappointing. This is
avoided when seen and
bought in ready-made.
2. The Overcoat ought to fit
over the clothing ordinarily
worn--this is readily accom-
plished when tried on ready
made. Throughout our whole
stock of Spring Overcoats,
from the finest to the least
expensive, every essential of
elegance in appearance and
excellence in service is
thought of and thought out
carefully and particularly,
and unusual shapes are
looked after as diligently as
diamond "finds." In stores,
here and there, fine Over
coatS--a feW--may be kept.
Nowhere else does fineness
begin so far down in price, or
the price go up to as high
quality of material as here.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
TIE NATiu~lLrENcrpLE-
Decide To Participate In the GEORGE
town Uridge Celebration.

At the monthly meeting Of the National
Fcncblcs held last evening It was decided
to take part in the bridge celebration on
next Wednesday, and they hope to hpyc out
full ranks on that occasion.
Measures looking to the fitting mp Of the
aimory were considered, and bids for sixty
lockers received from several parties, The
company Is now ina booming condition and
fium the number Of new members elected
and the applications pending they will soon
have their complement of men.
Mr. w. Il. lIultzclaw and Robert Nennc-
mann were elected honorary and the follow
ing active members: q. +. Carter, T.. w.
Koch. f. X, RyncX, II. +. Riley, g. II.
Draper, T.. l.. Phillips, =. q. Stcllc, F. l..
Hilton. e.. 4. Bracket, George Kirby. W.
II. royd and II. H. Nichols Ten applica-
tiUns for active membership arcstill pending
Mr.. Eugene Crist. the champion bicyclist
having gone to Europe hi, application lat
his own rcqucst) has been laid on the table
until his return.
Mr.. Theodore Frcihu'. who has bccu south
managing an opera troupe, has returned.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
pcnsiou Law yjo,n,ors-.

Tie commissioner Of pensions has been ad
yiscd that Henry e. Nnndcrvccr charged with
II violation of the attorney law, has been in.
dctcd by the grand Jury In the United State.
court for the district of New Jersey, aud held
to hail in the sum of Sl,un for his appearance
Ut the next term Of court. third Tuesday in
Alrl. lie has also been advised that AleXan-
DIR Moore. Of New Bedford. Mass, was ar.
rested on the 18th ultimO unl taken to Boston
upon charge uf having taken an illegal fee
IN the pension ease OF Mary Reeves. lie was
gnCC before United states commissioner Hal
let. \ continuance was granted him In the
preliminary hearing upon the charges -. tax.
ing Ot unlawful attorney fees In the eases Of
Thomas Huglc and Dennis ". Parker.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Rnildlmg permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: II, \, Smoot, 10 erect two brick
dwellings and stores at 1859 and 1911 Smith
street northwest, ut Il cost OF SGOlO j, 4.
l,hcam, 10 build one brick dwelling at il} u
street northwest, at II cost OF S2,ON; Andrew
Archer 10 erect four brick dwellings ~ from
l65 IL ijl street southwest, NJ Il cost uf 81
;C0; Rhodes n Simms, 10 erect one brick pnirc
building NJ l."I II street northwest, $1,000 VI.
itl, and iOi seventh street southeast, SGON
John Fischer, 10 build two frame dwellings on
Wilson street, between Third and Fourth
81
National Republican., 1888-04-05
AI,ncnting the ENnositinn.

The subcommittee of the House committee
on foreign affairs gave hearing yesterday
morning TO Mr., \, D. Anderson, secretary of
the board of promotion of the Worlds ES'
hibitiun and the Permanent Exposition Ot the
Three Americas; Prof, Powell, ui the geo
logical survey; Mr.. llallct kilbourn,
and cN.RepeScnatyc Money, who adyo.
Gated the exposition In Il thoroughly earnest
and apparently satisfactory manner The
subcommittee represented by Representatives
belmont, Climnai!, Norwood, and Hit seemed
to be Very much Interested. \ number of
committee wanted to know how much the
United States quota would be, and Mr.
Anderson said he would give the data On
Friday
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Dernrtment Changes,

The following official changes have been
announced in the Interior Department.;
Patent Oftlce-Appontmcmt: Cleou j. Saw.
yer, Massachusetts. fourth assistant examiner,
Sl.CO under civil service rules.
General Land observation-disclosures Bcnlu
Ohio; Henry u. Martin, Indiana, and Edmund
r. II. Harrison, West Virginia, examiners uf
surveys, S. per day; Albert l., Smith, New
York, and James Cole, New York, cupyiStN,
SpCO.
Pension -Appointmcnt; William g.
Taylor Missouri, clerk, $1,000. designations;
Charles W. H. Phelps, Maryland, 81 100; RObt.
W, MCllcnry District Of Columbia, : l,Nn
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Baltimore Produce Market-Aprii 1

COTTON easy and dull; middling, 0sGi iOc.
FLOUR steady and fairly active Howard
street and western super, S?.3iW2.,5; do. eS.
ira, S3.0Od3.I5; do. family, SlUoNli5O; city
mills super, S?.31Ma.G0: do. extra, S300H3i5;
do. Rio brands, $1,000 l.75; PutapSco super.
latiyc patent, $3.50; do family, S5.lj.
WIIEAT-Southcrn steady; red, olM0ic;
amber, gs6, 0Gc: western easier and dull: No. =
winter red, April. ssc asked; May, s'.HSlc;
June, ssdIsSsc; December, SOc asked.
CORN-Southern trmer and fairly active;
white, 5D,@G0c; yellow, 5Jc; western easier,
closing dull: mixed, spot, 5sIIn5c; April %!
Gt5ssc; May 5S.@5Slc.
OATS firm with active demand southern
and Pennsylvania, 3St lie; western white, II
Ctl.c: do. mixed. 3T6l39c.
llI l. firm, ;Omi3c.
HAY steady; prime to choice Western, SiiOo
0l55O.
PROVISIONS steady and quiet-MeSS pork,
$500. Hulk mcats-shuulders and clear rib
sides, packed, iWSlc Bacon Shoulders, :!
@S.ci clear, rib sides, %; hams, EIl!.c.
Lard, refined, Sc.
BUTTER prime western packed, al1!ic;
creamery, etGi 3!c.
EGGS irnCr. lSc.
PETROLEUM VI lOwer-rCilncd, T!c,
COFFEE higher and firm Rio cargoes, orli'
nary 10 fair, li.W li,C.
SCGAR, stendy-A soft, G.c Copper refined
finn, i.rf Ice
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RALTIMoIE, Apr. i.--Nirginia Us, past du,
coupons, ~: do. new Is, u; do, lO-irS. 3t
North Carolina ~ old, III bid to-day
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Address registered letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL EANK,
New Orleans, La.

~ Remember that the presence of Gems.
BCaurcGard and Early who are in churs" of
the drawings, Is Il guarantee of absolute fair.
ness and integrity. that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number viii draw prize,
"Rcmcmhtr also, that the payment of prizes
Is CT hRANTEED by Fol Il NATIONAL
BANKS of New orleans, and the tickets are
signed 10y III" President Of AN Institution
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
highest courts: therefore, beware Of all imita.
tions and anonymous schemes dcl3.thtu
National Republican., 1888-04-05
The Great >npDIpon,

NAPOLEON the First was the grcatct military
commander ui the world. but great man even
a. hc was. he was not great enough to di,
cover "a wonderful II Brain and Nerve Specific
and Mind Tonic as ljr. liuCkland'S scotch UHts
Killed thousands: at u word from Dr. Burk.
lands lips Scotch oats Essence has healed aud
lnln..l millions
National Republican., 1888-04-05
High school Opon To-Duy.

Supt. Powell has sent out notice that the
high school will be reopencd This morning at
the usual hour II has been closed for two
days ont of respect for the late principal Mr.
Paul, and now studies will be resumed
National Republican., 1888-04-05
A74@a>~'<'
Patent Attorney,

WSiINGToN, u, e. Cill Pa Ave. $. EI. Jan.
30. lSts--Suue six years ago ! lived at Char
lOtteNillc, n. V. and during the fall and win
ter of lSs2 trlNc ON the mountains In all
kinds of weather. | contracted Il number of
severe colds. and after suffering some two or
three weeks broke down. | suffered from
chills down my back and extreme pain In my
ki9ntys,, ,y9iding urine sometimes VITO 10 times
snaded to try warmers safe Diabetes cure"
did so, and at once received enough relief to
encourage me 10 continue its use After using
two and one half bottles Of warmers Safe
Diabetes cure" was cured and have not been
bothered wltha return of my illness. | am
frank Ia state that have prescribed and used
other therapeutic agent, and have been more
than satisfied with the results.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
sncces. of the Drummer noy.

The metropolitan NJ 4, Church Lycoum
should congratulate itself ON the success OF
the Drummer BOY, or Battlefield of shiloh"
Last night Masonic Temple was crowded and
every body enjoyed the alcgory Of tho last
war II Is worth 'ccing,
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Robinson,P
ker & Co.,,
$40, S. E. Corner 7th & . SITS.
READ!
READ!
READ!

This advertisement will in
terest you. Still another Cut
in Prices of the balance of
our odd pieces Of
TAPESTRY,
BODY BRUSSELS,
VELVETS, and
MOQUETTES.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
III. Gilmore Concert,

Seats are going rapidly At Ellis for Gil-
mcrcs band concert, which takes place at Al.
bauehS next sunday evening, As this will
positively be the only Gilmore concert In
Washington this season, music lovers should
secure II, 4, ir tirktfs purly
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