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The PRESIDENT has APPROVED the joint resolu-
ton to correct an error in the Agricultural De-
partment appropriation bill and the acts granting
pensions to +. c. Shaw, Joseph s. WILL
son, Mrs. W. E. Spencer, Ishmael Jones'
Samuel Piercy, Nancy Baldwin, Michael Har-
gain, Andrew Muchlin, William II. Dowdan
Baldwin, Margaret j. McQuay, Henry Crotsley,
Eliza A Woods, Susan Singleton, Albert
Lee, i I. Vincent Rachel Morgan, Philip Newman.
Fidel Gates, John D. Jones Almeron J.
Patchin, Richard Hogan, w. B. Stokes,
Mclaughlin; and the acts for the relief Of A. r.
Saint Lure Lindefelt Elizabeth A. South, Samuel
E. Wilson, Nathan Cook, Emanuel II. Custer, and
Albert Watson.
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HOTEL OCEANIC.
II BARNEGAT CITY, Nj
Open June 16th 70 October lst
Terms sddress L. c. BOICE Proprietor my25Jqg
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SPECLALTIES

nR MULLER. SPECIALIST OF THE RYE van
~ and Throat. has returned to the CITY ana Nj
resume his practice SIS 18th ST. NV Oree boars Z.
% ~ and ITO 5. sunday. 10 T. Z. ssdsims
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN sPEIDrIy
Dcure any ease OF Rheumatism, Neurslsia Caf.rrh
Asthma Insomnia, Paralysis. Loss Of Manhood Weak
ness. Structure, TuInor. Iistula, ST. Nitus Danr.
Lpilepsy, Nervous Affections. and all Female Com
yIaints- Hours 10 10 5. Consultation fres
DE. J. W. HAIWAhD, Electric Specialist
so6-lR 1z19 st NV
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Aid for Jacksonville.

NEW YORK, Sept THE total contributions to
date for the relief OF the Jacksonville fever suffer-
ers, $415.
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NO INFORMATION kR0ARDIN0 IT RECEIVED AT TIE
STATE DEPARTMENT.
The State Department had received no informa-
ton In regard to the reported outbreak
at Canton up to q late hour this after
noon. There is on f1le in the department an
Official list Of American residents In Canton on
sixty-nve or seventy persons most OF them
being women and children. 1t Is thought at
probably not very serious in view OF the fact that
nothing has been heard from there. Members
OF the consular service under instructions not
to telegraph TO the Department unless the occa-
sion Is sufficiently serious TO warrant the expense
which In the present case would be very heavy.
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A1xAuaAs DAxxOF-B ox1 orolU.-A te1agrAm
sensation has be0n created ~ the otealing O. Ten
bouo6-boxso non ths oaaos a The county clerk.
were NON IadgslS BIG Rock RassmaA. Eagle.
owen, 1ouchA 1ayoa, MetA EnA cray ana Nan
wsl toWsshipA = specaA saeocoo Y ne county
monf = running htgh Hun1reds q negroes are
gathsriag ab01t ~ clssks omee and noe = I'M
6ins0k The balloe-oex mn 0ld Mvee Town
81: - S 3 & - : ssss:s ~ -
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-wILL PAY 5000 CASH FOR NEAT,
rde Of ey ana ra Acre Of Ground within half
COTTAGE, Star ofee. VIII aeseFps4n'
L 10 ACRES; improved, 2 miles from and in view Of
AGES S i@ aPIS miles from and IN view of
AGkEs; i% I ~ miles from and in view of
1ss RS cG Improved. on RR. mile. from city:
l2s SSkEs. improved. on RR. 10 miles from city;
IN AGKt - improved mile from Boundary. on b
g ACRES. elegant imps. 10 miles fm city: s3,5oo.
20 A SEES on G52dnit Road mp'd miles; $4,000
100 acres each: 80. 800 each.
acre; $40 acres s25 per acre. '' "A' p''
ACRES, unlmproved. l mile from A. b., view of
FoTKt ;SdkE LOTS. 2 miles from Az. Dr.: per acre
OVER ONE HUNDRED orHERs
se7-f&s.4w I. H sYPHEKD 4 CO.. 1921 st.
Eok sALE-5O ACRES ON THE 7TH-sT. ROAD.
Cali os .ddrs:s fh6 500 'H.aSs fl
vi. St NV. se7-2t
Tor sALE-a5 ACRES ON THE B. & o. R. R,
dress THos &ASGAGaS s si 2PE e S.ll s q "a
EOk sALE,a;pEsIRABLE VILLA SITES AT FOR.
:n Nd fnd as fsP's GsI ,o fsasx
EOR sALE-OR ExCHANGE-FOR LOTS NORTH
or northeast 20 acre arm 5 acres in the District
~ minutes from two depots ON Baltimore and Ohio
Auuress ~ a ST. ne. se4-6t'
INOR SALE
- Two tracts Of land about 3 miles from Washing.
ton CITY, on the road leading from the NEW IRON
FREE BRIDGE toward Falls Church, Va. One tract
c cesni h the other A acres would make
Tor person in business in this CITY, would subdiyide
nicely into small homes This property 10 directed to
De soid under Will and unless sold at private sale
VIII De sold ~ public auction October TO- without re
serve Terms One-fourth cash. balance In one two
three Tour and hve years. Parties will be taken to
For further Information, see 7. II. SYPHERD CO.
mo An 1891 + st. NV.
au<o-otoclO Washington. d. G.
LfOk SALE--AT MELROSE PARK, HYATTS
Il vile, Md. desirable Lots, opposite the Handsome
residence OF the late r: K. Eliot ESQ., Lots so by 100
square foot Liberal term! to purchasers Of than
one lot or TO any one buiidng at once For further
partcuSrs apply 70 TYLER b RUTHERFORD,
eulo-lm 1907 Ut. n. W.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON
~ NOkDDEUrSCHERL LLOYD g. s. CO.
last Express Steamers.
10 SOUTHAMPTON london. Havrel Bremen.
vera. Sat, sept. 3. a. NJ; Aller Wei, Sept. IL
10 m Lider, Sat. sept. Is. p. In Enls, We'd
Wed. Sept 70 - Pm.
Comiortable staterooms, excellent table luxriouus
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin, aud up
wards berth according TO location; I'd cabin $50
t5 steerase al Low rates Apply to F. f. DROOP|
20 Penn ave. BEALI. BROWN & Co. 1921 st.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
C,AIsKILL MOUNTAINS.

LAKE GEORGE ADIRONDACES
On and after MONDAY. June 25. express trains on
West shore Railroad will run Daily. Except SUNDAY
~ and frO tbs Jersey City Station the Peun.yl-
vania Railroad making close connections with fast
trains ~ and from Washinxton
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-Ieave Jersey
CITY station at 80 Arrive Fh1niciA via Kings
stJn. l2:55 pm Grand Hotel, L As pm; Hotel
k2Aterskill 223 pm Mount House station. % D.
PAlenv1le, 1880 pm Drawing groom Carr Jersey
Cir TO Grand Hotel Station and 10 Phenicia or Hotel
kAlterskin and Mountain House)
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL MT. EXPRESS
Leave Philadelphia 20 Arrive Ph9nicia via
Kingston. 4 10 pm: Grand Hotel. 4:25 pm: Ho-
Tel EaAterskill. 4 50 pm Mt House Station l. D.
m; Paleny1le. 20 pm Arrive Saratoga 20 pm:
CALDWELL. Lake George. y 10 p Sycamore, 90
Drawing room Cars Philadelphia To Grand Hotel Sta
uot and 70 Phonicla flor Hotel kAatersklll and Moun-
tain Housed. New York 10 Caldwell and Jersey City u
hAratOsA
sAkAIOGA AND cATsKILL MT SPECIAL
Leave Washington 300 an Arrive PhRnicia. via
klnsstOn. ;Jl pm Grand Hotel. S:4o pm Ho-
tel kAzterskill, o ~ pm Mt House Station, 90
m; Fslenvie. : % Pm Arrive saratoga 8 :25 pm
huns y Caldwell. Lake George, saturdays only,
riNlns GAO IN Drawing room Cars New York TO
grad Hotel Station and 10 PhRnicia Cfor Hotel
kA-isrskiA and Mountain Housed. and Washington u
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
an connect IN the Jersey City station for al northern
resorts BY West ShOre Railroad. Baggage checked
fhroush- Saratoga trains run via Albany.
e. Il. LAMBERT,
t25tser15 General Passenger Agent. New York.
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Capitol Topics.


rHH FoRrryIcAT1oH BifI.
The House and Senate conferees on the forttnca,
ton bill are meeting this afternoon. They an
confident OF coming TO an agreement upon bill
1t will be Q compromise bill and win probably con.
tain the principal features contanded for By each
house.
THE voTB on TIE RETALIATION BILL.
The vote ON the retaliation blu VIII not be taken
In the House until O'Clock tomorrow.
In about week Mr.. . I'm: WIN 70 70 y,rp,p,. %
talk tari1 reform to the people, and nom sSere ID
win 60 70 Indiana 70 take the stump.
Bucking Against the Intsrior Depart
mont Bailaing.
ANorHH1 Runaway TRAM snIEs n ro-DAY.
A runaway horse attempted yesterday, - %.
scribed In TEE stan, to run DOWN the Interior Do
partment building on the east 'front.' To-day {
pair Of runaway horses attached 70 closed car.
rage attempted the same thing on the north s,da
Neither attempt was successful The team TO-DAY
rusned down 18th street. end, instead q turning IN
suddenly against one OF the granite piers Of The
stepA The pole was shattered into pieces and IN
the horses were scratched somewhat There wal
and tSe apc n ana two m sne
not hurt. The driver managed 20 retain his eeal
on the boz. The Department of1c1als are wonder
ing which noe Of the building soma horn VII
MAxRIAes Lscs.sa - Manage licensss havl
been issued By the clerk q the court % Rockwell
winnemucca New, ana Rosa ": Kelists; Otto
way = Adams ard susae \ oonos; 0haA eelvy
q nniladslph,s: Pa and Annie fssss; !Van :
ds a cou ssS W.; son se "a S css "a;
JoOss 6os6 q Eaehnoad. vAi osa Y. Noiaa q
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

Os Uormerly with p Hanson His OH
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received q large consignmsnt Of new
spring patterns We are selling all 15c. white back
iapers % yards ionK) Tor l0c piece Gut Papers
IRON &c. to 80. Embossed Git from 35c 70 Al All
Uniting . speciality. A
%, }: LEPREUx BRO. sos s.sw
.sL ss<ees Ssrs Pess lne ooor. my1
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District i'm Congress.

THI GEORGETOWN BARGE AND DOCK COMPANY.
On motion Of Mr.. Hemphill, the House this
morning adopted the conference report upon the
bill incorporating the Georgetown Barge and
Dock CO. The Senate accepts the House amend
ment increasing the rate OF taxation OF the earn
ings of the corporation.
NO QUORUM OF TIE SENATE ooxxrrrzk
There was no meeting OF the Senate District
committee to-day, as only three Senators put in
an appearance. OF the members OF the committee
Senators Farwell, Vance, Faulkner, Daniel, and
RiddleberRer are absent from the city.
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THE TRADES

SPECIALITY IN BooKBINDING.-HARP Avn
~ century Magazines bound for 65 and SS cent n
The LICkTT blNDEkl (established lS45I Ia, !:
IA ave- Az work guaranteed SEND pos,aI NJ
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MEDICAL. &c.

i AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
- eApt rlenceI IeluAie physician should consult Mrs
Dr; MlLoON, llOo Park Place e., between Is aud 4
ana I'm AND l2th Sta lie. Ladies only Kemedy Al
ss.5-Hts -S' ~"~~~~~s ~
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DENTISTRY.

nh STARR PARSONS DENTIST. pTH ST.. COR
pef NV Gold aud Amalgzm fillilgs especial
gum: sching tssth saved; aStindaI tsstS insSSteI
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOssIE

PRINCE HENRI D'ORLBANS, accompanied oy his
tutor, called this morning on the President, with
whom he had short interview.
Army ORDERs.-Second Lieutenant B. W. Dunn.
Sd artillery, detailed as professor Of military
science at the Pennsylvania Military Academy,
Chester, Pa, relieving SecoLd Leuten-
ant George T. Bartlett ID artillery.
Capt Henry p. Perrtne, 9th cavalry, granted one
months extension OF leave; Major u. J. Upham,
5th cavalry, granted six months leave
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MARRIED.

dsnoe of the brides grandfather. AR, John h Hoo
HARVEY A. kOHh, Of Washing ton. u O. 10 IL M
U kA AsAl. of Clxrksourg. ". We. No csrdA
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FINANCIAL

w ". COksON JNO. W. MACAkTNEY
Member n. Il. stock TX
C0RsON 4 MCCARTNEY
oLo'Ek BUILDING, l4l9 ST. NV
BANKERS and Dealers in Government Bonds
DspositS Exchspge. Loans Collections
hahr1ad Stocks aud Bonds aud al securities listed
and Baltimore bought and SOLD A''soN'
Bonds aud al Local Railroad Ca. In.aranc a.. T
ephOne stock dealt in ~-a AeA-
American bsli Telephone stock bou,h, and .od ,v1s
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NEWTON, y. j., sept when the postmaster
opened the post-ofice this morning he found that
the safe had been blown open and robbed during
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW,
BENslNGER. Auctioueer.

8 BENsfNGER. Auctionser.
W be sold q Bazaar, No $40 Louisisna avenue on
SAIUhDAl MORNING, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH, at
I'm O'CLOCK plumber Of New and second-han
",S8ons. fnsetons euggies. Harness, &C.. &c.
~ Head OF Horses, Mares and Mules
Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Ons Gray Mare the property Of the District Govern
ment 8. BENS1NGER,
~ Auctioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOnesr.
Extensive sale of household furniture Of every de-
tcripuon belonging to two estates. In which num-
sI pieces OF Antique Furniture Fine Lot Of second
HAND Carpets. Stoves, Demorest Closet, &C.. &c,
- =, soia q my auction rooms. SATURDAY, SEPTEM-
BEN Eighth. 1858. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
- ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
dorses carriages, Buggtes Wagons, both new and
second. hand. THOMAS BOWLING.
seo-Zt Auctioneer.
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Burned by 8ou,iw. E,scn.

great luenglng brewery this morning, occasiooed
Dy the overflow OF a cauldron OF pitch John Allcr
was horribly burned
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CovRDE1A1a 0RN. TRRRY DnowNKn-0en VIM.
Tery, one OF the most prominent citizens OF South
cross swollen creek, near Wythevilla on We'd
nosday. He was nearly oeventy-nve yeAfs a age;
and succeeded etonewall JackDop n the command
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WANTED-WILL PAY 5000 CASH FOR NEAT,
w small Cottage and Acre of Ground within half
COTTAGE, Star office sa1Rt.
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Nominations Confirmed.
AMONG THEN THAT OF JuSTIcB oNRAL.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the following
nominations:
Lewis L ONeal. to be Justice Of the peace within
and for the District OF Columbia TO b assigned TO
the city OF Warrington; vicente n. Baca, of New
Mexico consul at Piedras Negras, and J. q. Cisco
OF Tennessee, at Nuevo Laredo. Also several
western pOetmaStera
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nR. LION,
~ Tho Oldest Established aud Only Reliable Lsdiss'
fhyslclan IN the City,
can be consulted daily, AGA st. between ~ and 9th
sts. nv
Prompt treatment. Correspondents ana consulta
uon strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Once AWsJsopel- se1-6ts
M ME- DE FOREST. LONo-ESTABIIsHED AND
VA reliable Ladies' Physician be consulted daily
81 her residence, SOl St nv. Oflcs hour from 4
to y. with Ladies' only. iyls-2ms
M ANhoop kEsLoRLD BY USING BOTTLE
WI or two Of Dr. BROTHERS. Invigoratiug Cordial
VIII cure any case OF nervous debility aud loss oil
neryepower. Ii imparts vieor 10 the whole systerS
Male OF female. 9O6 b St aw; aulti.i ms
II HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr: BkOTHEkS Is the oldest-estxblshed advertis-
ing Ladies hysiciAn in this city Ladies YOU can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS. eO0 ID II, sw
Particular attention raid all peculiar To
ladies, married or single. Forty years sxperisnce
aul3-lm'
~ FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERs pO6 sr
HI W.. appeared before and made oath that heis
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist In this city
and VIII guarantee cure IN All cases Of private dssass
tion and adce free at any hour during the day sub
tcribed and sworn before me by Dr. BROTHERa
SAMUEL Z. MILLS. Notary Public. in and for tho
District Of Coiullbis. this ID day u July. 1854
An M
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The Fishsrscs lmbroxlio.

sn CHAa rUPPER MAKES A 6oMRwHAr NOTABLE
sPKECa At A sHEFRrKl.D BAHQUET.
At the cutlers' banquet at Shefneld last night
SIR ChaA Topper eulogized Mr.. Chamberlains con-
duct OF the nsheries negotiations ana said that
no one more acceptable TO Americans than Mr.
Chamberlain could have been found. with regard
to the somewhat extraordinary" message OF
President Cleveland, he would say that Canada
would never adopt policy, physical or otherwise,
that would be detrimental 70 England Canada
would oeal with the sher1es question a. IT. great
importance deserved
The aandord comments mildly on Sir Chaa Tup-
perb speech e 6hefaeld. Il says the fact that
England and Canada are bound 70 act together In
explicitly announced or TOO clearly UNDERWOOD.
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To-day, Richard Botes, profanity; IS or Is days
days George Cushman, do; do. wallace c
Davis profanity; do Oliver Dorsey and Mar
Bayliss, do; do. Kate Wood and Annie Brown
dlsorderly conduct; 90. Thomas Mercer, do; DO
Thomas Bowie and Lewis jackson, do; DO. Chas
Polkinhorn, do. 90. Samuel Hutchinson, colored,
obstructing pavement; $40 or 80 days. Eliza
Chase, colored, carrying razor; $50 or 90 days
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The Will OF John Fischer, filed to-day, leaves his
estate 10 Leon Tobrlner In trust Tor heinrich W.
NJ. Stena and Theo. Petersen, OF NeusJadt bi
Luoech, Hostein, Germany.
J. NJ. Norris has sold % Providence Hospital, for
$4,000, properly on the east OF The buidiag -
Ieet y Inches On street. by LA feet on ID street
southeast
Josie Gassenheimer has bought for @, 500 OF K
G. Carriugton. Jr., lots Is, and parts IA ana Ia
square 625, fronting on Masss chusetts avenue Oe-
tween North Capitol and LIST streets east
George IL. Boston was acquitted IN the Po,ic o
Court this afternoon OF a charge OF obtaining n IA
from Mrs Eiiza Brooks. under false preJenseA
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-08-23

Topeka and Santa Fe system, about .,
900 miles. What line Of railway OK
tends furthest East and West: Cana
dian Pacific railway, running from
Quebec 10 the Pacific ocean. what
road carries the largest number Of pas
sengers? Manhatten elevated railroad
New York, So, 900 Il day, or 1911 ,G25,
600 yearly. What is the fastest time
made by train? Ninety-two miles
in ninety three minutes, one mile beng
made in forty six seconds. on the Phil
adclphia and Reading railroad. What
is the fastest time made between Jersey
City and SIN Francisco ? Three days,
7 hours, thirty-nine minutes and SIX
teen scconds-spccial theatrical train,
1856. What are the chances Of fatal
accident in railway travel? One Kill.
ed in 100000. Statistics show more
are killed by falling out of windows
than in railway accidents.
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A Hallway Gatechisin.

How many miles Of railway IL the
United States? One hundred and fiji
ty thousand SIX hundred miloa--about
half the mileage of the world. How
much haye they cost? Nine billion
dollars. How many people are en-
ployed by them? More than amlllion.
Who built the first locomotive in the
United States? Peter Cooper. How
long docs steel rail last with average
wear? About eighteen years. What
is the cost Of palace sleeping car p
About $4,000, or $4,000 if "vestbul-
&c" What is the cost Of high-class
cight.wheeled passenger locomotive ?
About $500. What is the longest
American railway tunnel? Hoosac
Tunnel, on the Fitchburg Railway (4}
miles,. What is the highest railroad
IN the United States? Denver and Rio
Grande, Marshall Pass, 1852 feet.
What is the highest raiIroal bridge
ia the United States ? Kinzua Via.
duet, on the Erie road, 3o5 feet high.
What is the longest railway bridge
in the United States Canti'cyer
span IN the poaghkeopsio bridge as
feet. What is the longest mileage, Of
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Luxuriant Hair

Can only be preserved by keeping the
scalp clean, cool, and free from dam
druff, and the body i'll hcaltlful
condition. The great popularity of
Ayers Hair Nigor is due to the fact
that it cleanSes the scalp, promotes the
growth of the hair, prevents it from
falling out and gives it that soft and
silky gloss 50 essential to perfect beauty
Frederick Hardy, of RoXbury, Mass,
gentleman fifty years of age, was fast
losing his hair, and what remained was
growing gray. After trying various
dressings with no effect, he commenced
the use of Ayers Hair Nig0r cit
stopped the falling out" he writes
"and, to my great surprise, converted
my white hair (without staining the
scalp) to tie same $hdde If brown it
had when | was % wears of age"
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ROCHESTER,, AUG. 2O.-SetE Green,
superintendent of the New York State
fisheries, who had been i'll at his resi-
dencc in this city for some time, died at
! o'clock tins morning Of paralysis Of
the brain. lie had been unconscious
since Thursday.
Seth Green was born in this city ON
March 10, 1917. A fisherman by occu-
patton his attention was early attracted
by the gradual diminution Of fish In
the waters of the State, and in 1888 he
began to devote himself to practical
fish culture.
In 1864 he organized the f5h-breed-
iug establishment at Caledonia Springs
in Livingston county, which lie manlg-
cd with great success for four years.
In 1877 he invented shad Matching
box, which has been extensively used
in stocking the Connecticut, Hudson
and other rivers,
In 1870 he published Il work ON
"Trout Culture" and in 1871 he sue
coeded in transporting 10000 young
shad from the Hudson to the Sacla-
mento. Mr.. Green was justly styled
the father Of American fish culture.
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Syrup Of Figs.

is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most ef-
fcctive remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bill Gus or Costivc to dis
pei Headache, Colds, and Fcvcrs to
Cure Habitual Constipation, mdig's-
ton, Piles. etc. Manufactured on y by
the CaliforniaTig Syrup Company, San
Francisco, Cal. For sale at DR.. NJ. E
Lcatherman's Drug Store, Mechanics.
town, Md.
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Notice afEsiSSOissti0sA.

INHE undersigned hereby gives notice to al
/ whom il may concern that he Will with
draw from the firm Of StuclS,lalc d BusS;ird
ut the expiration of the current year of tn,
partnership, March 1st, 1889
His interest in the firm may be purchased
by any one, prior to that date, provided such
party is satisfactory TO the other partner
Mr. Nj. T. Bu>sord.
All Indebtedness 10 the firm will be rCqulr.
ed to be satisfactorily settled prior to that
date
G w. STOCKSDALE.
,,nD0,f
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Ten Years Younger.

Mrs. Mary Montgomery, of Boston,
writes: "For years, was compelled
to wear n dress cap to conceal Il bald
spot ON the crown of my head but now
l gladly lay the cap aside, for your Hair
Nigor is bringing ont a new growth. |
could hardly trust my senses when |
first found my hair growing but there
it is, and am delighted / lDoh ten
gears YonRgcr."
A similar result attended IN" use Of
Ayers Hair Nigor hy Mrs. o. O. Pres
colt, of Charlrstown, Mass, Miss Bessie
II. Bcdloc, of Burlington, VT, Mrs. j. j.
Burton, of Bangor, Me, and numerous
others.
The loss of hair may hc owing to i'm
purity of the blood or arrangement of
the stomach and liver, in which case,
a course Of Ayers Sarsaparilla or If
Ayers Pills, in connection with the
Nigor, may be necessary to 1--WE health
and tone to all the functions of the
body At the same time, it cannot lac
too strongly urged that none of these
remedies can du much good without
Il pcrsrvcring trial and strict attention
to clranly and temperate habits.
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Prepared by Dr.J.C. Aver X Co., Lowell, Mass.
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