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Preacher, Sons.

from the Philzdelphia Times
Preachers sons have played great part In the
P9onc LIE OF TIE hation Grover Cleyelands father
,as a preacher; so was the father OF Lew p NOR
n He, like Artnur's father, was a verrnonter
Is curious fact too, that these preachers sons
10 have attained great distinction have come Of
sw Engian stock, where religion Is severe and a
eachers life very exactIng. IL Is an OLD adage
1at preachers sons are usually the worst BOYS In
he neizhoornood out it Is also true that the sef
email they required 20 practice and the ne
traints which are thrown around them often pro-
-haracter.
floods In Abruzzo Italy, have caused enormous
oAnage and ths loaa of many uveA
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III. ID. BAna
MpoRTER AND TAILOR
have Just arrived 80 - - NV oOOA0
-.,, aa11 RxNMsYLvANIA Avn.
VonhuRtu0, =. q
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Countess Won WaIderSee.

HOW The MOST POWERFUL WOMAN IN EUROPE GAINED
HER PRESENT POSITION
The Countess Won VALID rsee who is now the
most powerful woman in Europe, began life as a
grocer's daughter. Her father was the late David
D. Lee head Of the old grocery house OF Lee Dater
a Miller, says the Brooklyn CITIZEN. Mary was the
only ehild-beautitul, ambitious and clever She
was cent TO school 10 the famous Bolton priory on
The sound, which was then the most elegant and
exclusive VI young ladies' Summaries. Immedi-
ately upon leaving school she went abroad ana IN
short time sent cards home 10 ner schooiInates
announcing her marriage 10 Prince Frederick Emile
August Of Schleswlg-hOlsteIn, cousin OF Queen
Victoria he Was not In very good repair, this
prince. He was decidedly damaged, In fact being
old and being on the point OF putting his second
loot In the grave, one having been there some
time. she TOOK this dilapidated scion OF royalty
u the East In hopes OF restoring him, but quote
The sOrTOwful phrase or the Misses Bolton, who
had been her instructresses ale only reached
BeyrOut 10 die.7 Then the widowed princess. with
Ter beauty and her millions, was pursued by every
fortune hunter In Europe ana had besides some OF
tbesproudest positions and titles offered her. when
she reiinqglshed her high rank 70 marry Prus-
sian count her friends began 70 think they were
mistaken regarding her oyerweenlng amb-
ton, but TO one OF these gossips at Tuxedo, who
was IN Europe at the time she said; avon Valdez
SEE l. only count now, but wait-wlth his talents
and my money and encouragement he Will be some
thlLg more The young count soon became marked
In Berlin as a man VINO knew his business
thoroughly. He distinguished himself in the
at.eo-Fi esslah wal, anu Was German cnarge
time The grocer's daughter was not idle. she
Warmly espoused Bismarck's party as opposed TO
mat OF the crown princess, and when the former
Drgan 10 fOfnent discOrd between young William
ana LIS mother she was Williams confidant and
syhpathHeT. Then William married, and the
spirited Intellectual and nberal-minded crown
princess VINO would be second Elizabeth were
she allowed 10 come To the English throne instead
VI her Fat and dlsslpated brother discovered that
her oaugnter-in-law Was dull-w1tLed German
L.aHs frau, IRON whom she could expect NJ
sympathy, and was disposed 20 rather
eOntemptuously pass her over. This the Countess
sOh Waloersee saw and used. Williams wife
ueepH resented her brilliant InOther-in-laws con-
Tempt anu lea back on the countess for advice and
a.oweu hef 70 manage her salon as sne pleased
sbo LOT her own uses When Frederick came 10
INC thronc the Won Waldersees were promptly
sent lnto polP tcal exile al Vienna. but deparred
cheeriuly, knowing the hour OF their triumphaI
return NOuId not long be celayed NOW Won
waldersee, not yet MY years old mas snccsated
the great Won N0ltke as eommaIder OF All ihs In
employe OF Bismarck Nv 81" 'iuS'cu
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SUIT FOR WEDDING OUTFIT.-An odd case was
custom among Pennsy ivania German families to
give their daughter wedding OUTFIT when she
gets married: Emilene Feick, recently married to
John Resch, brought suit against her grandfather
Michael Feick, by whom she was reared, because
he failed to give her this, ana the Jury awarded
her tl25. go
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eITHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. OCTOBER NINETEENTH. lSss. same
ROBERT yosE 4 Co. aucts. . o 81.
nUNcANsoN BROS. AuctioneerH

hUSCANSON BROS. AuctioneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
o. EAST CAPITOL STREET. bETwxEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEEN u STREE is EAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iibsr
No 1888 folio et seq one Of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia will sell AZ lac auction
In front Of tn premises, on SATURDAY. THE TWIN:
TlETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A ID 1885, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p M. the following desc ibed real estate.
situate and being in the city Washington. District Of
Columbia. to wit: All that certain piec- parcel of
land and premises known and distinguished I'D
beng lot thirteen I'D. IN thousand and
NIFTY eight uo5S), commencing n . point one hun
dred and eight feet east East Capitol
the northwest corner Of said square. aud running
south from said point hundred and
eas twelve feet thence south eighteen feet and
inch: thence east iorty-two feet: thence north
hundred aud twenty eight feet aud one inch To East
Capitol street. thence Vest nIyiour feet LAST
Capitol street 70 the roint of beginning according 70
the plan aud plat thereof recorded n the plat in
the surveyors ofhce in said District.
Terms: One-haf cash. balance year. to
bear cent interest to be by deed Of
trust on property sola all cash. at option Of
chaser. A deposit OF 500 reQulr 1T sale. Convey
aLcins &c, at urclzsei's Terms to be complied
with ia ten days. otherwise the Trustee the
right to resell the properly the risk and cost of the
defauiting purchaser After ve days public notice Of
such resale Ia some newspaper published in Washing
ton, ID. C
ocl2-dSds THOMAS G. BRADLEY. Trustee
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
.RNON, MI. VERNON!

MI I. NEkNON! Nj. VERNON!
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street vhad daily leKcet sunday for M
vernon and hiver Landings far down OAymont 10
AZ O'Clock q N. tsstUrnlns. rsscnes NasiIillsto1
slU L l. BLAKE C~ptzin-
vSOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON sTEAMiR "wAkkFIELD-
Leaves 9TH ct. wharf MONDAYS. THLksDAYS
md sAIUkDAYs ct AN Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p M. touchin. At kiverlAnd.
inRs o. far Nomini Greek Va ST. Clements BAY IL
leonardtowu. Nd. Connects with b aud v. X r. y
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN h. PAD0Err Az
CIV RIDLEY Nanaxer ys25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-17

WHO LORD MOUNT-TEMPLE WAs.-The Right
Hon. William Francis COwper Temple first Baron
Mount-lemple, whose death was reported from
IN his DAY, will be chiefly remembered as the step
son and heir OF Lord PalmerstOn. He was born at
puted younger son OF the NTH Earl COwper his
mother being the sister OF Lord Melbourne, who
was prime minister at the time that Queen Victo-
ria came to the throne In 1889, after the death
OF Earl Cowper, his widow became the wife of
LORD Pdlmerston. Common report had 1t that the
marriage was essentially proper one, for Lady
" the celebrated statesman, who became his step
father when be was overweight years OF age.
In 1850 ne was made peer under che style OF Ba-
ron MOunt-Tenple, and so little did he care to dis
courage The popular story OF his parentage that he
Quartered the Temple arms along with his own.
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The ninth annual report OF the Indian Govern
ment Training School, a. Carlisle, Pa, Capt h II.
fratt. manager, shows that there are $50 Indian
ooys ana girls at the school, and the Apaches
one trioe. The school b IN Q nourishtng condi-
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Aucgaoneer.

CaANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REA. A. EsTATE - oEohGEI0wN. Dlsl kIGr
NO 1923 Valley sTRkET.
By virtue Of dscree q the supreme Court Of said
shaii se public suction. front q the premis:s
on SATURDAY, the TWENTIETH DAi OF OITO.
Der, lsss e HALF:PAsT f0UR UcLOCk
Of ground Htu,ted In said 0sorsetown, and dstin-
gished the plat thereof part Of Lot g. Of Thomas
browns subdivision o1 Lees HILL and described e
follows: begnnng the same on Valley street $40
feet north fom street: thsnce running north
with Valley street 20 fest thence vest = sht snsss
ter.ects the east line q The SIP; thsncs SOUTH with
:,ad n est n1s g sdo SUP = pon fSusd ~ asns
point OF BEGINNING until = htersscts the cost line e
the Slip; thence east with I'D iine reversed, lJHN
feet ore lea TO the paos a bsginning togsshsf
with the tmprovomont1, 10
Terms Of sais: tkiFa cash: rstdus IN too equal
poyments = one and two jean respectively, ox por
can't tntogeak ed scux0d BY I'D of trust the Pup
erty seld. OF en e.en 8 ego9 q P1suhase: Degeat
Purchsssr 5 cosk Tsms . g eppplisd .viih n -
d4ys trussse nsoEYae ths right - rsadyeE1ss snd
"a sh' 1s'1sssy 8 Ssdssa;s YzsCfs e ed
n
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Every few days advertisements appear for young
ladies OF good ngure to try on cioaka Good figures
are rarer than many suppose and girls who can
NIL this position are In demand They must be
fairly tall, be well developed graceful, and have
what Is called "style." Such girls are, OF course
In demand as wives; hence the scarcity. Nearly
all the leading dry goods stores have several
young ladies who do nothing al this season but try
on cloaks and wraps, and many an angular or
pudgy customer buys garment under the delustOn
that II will look as well on them as on the Hebe
selected for this purpose
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sSnelale IN .fs...t s.,,sm,., ao,s 1853


II schedule In enest september 30th. Isss
4 30 M--kAst Tenn. Mail Dolly for u .rr,nso,
Sordonsvie Cbarlo tesytll-. and stafious
Ss.wnen Az s h.narS and chears Roanoke Bas.oL
1l:24 M.-Fsst Mail Daily Tor wsrrruton chsr.
Lynchburg. Rocky Mount Dsnville. and STATIC De-
TWEEN Lyuchbur and Danv1ll-. GreenSboro RAleirh
Charlotte. Columbia. AusustA Atlsnt. BirInns-
h t, Men,somsry New orissps rsIA. and c.fornA
ton with Pullman sieepers Montsomery 90 New M
lens and Mann boudoir slesIers tor Birm nxhAm
Nicksbury. aud Shreveport Pullman Sleepcr D1nyiIs
TO Columtas and Auyusta- solid trains Washington 20
AtlartA Does not connect for c. q o. routs poinis
80 P. M-Daily except Sunday. for Manassas.
8. 30 y. M--Mestern Express Daily for warreuton
0ordcns,1le. Chsrlottesvi le Louisvilla Cnriunatf
Pullman sleepers and 10 Id Trains Washington %
Louisville: alec for LynchburG. Bristol ChattanoosrA
Memphis. LATHE Rock and a. scout western point-
Through Pullman sleepers Washington 20 Memphis
III 90 p M-southern F.,res. Daily Cor I,ncn.
burg. Dauvile Raleigh, Asheyille. Charlotte. Coun-
bia. Aiken. Augusta Atlanta. Monteomery, New Or
leans Texas and California. Pullman Nestibne sleeper
Washington g New orlean. via Atlanta aud Mont
Trains v .slins and ONO division leave WASH
81 Daily; arrive Hound Hui Ii 30 A NJ and 20 5
NJ Return ns leave Round ilil q % A NJ Dui r. aud
LA ~: D i ehcey, SUNDAY. arriving Washington
Through trnins from the south via charlo,,. Nan.
vile and LyDchburg arrive In Washington 90 A VI.
and 35 p M wa East Tennessee Bristol aud Iynch-
burg at 1l;l3 AN. aud 40 PM. via Chesape.Es
and Ohio route and chaIlottesvlls at s:4o M:
Strsrburx Local at es47 AN
Ifcksts STEPPING car reservation and Information
mia Railroad 9th and b sts. JAS. L fAYLok
ocl General Passenger AGENT
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Tl,hOMAs DowLIAG. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY On 1HE NOklH SIDE OF v
SIRE I. BETwkkN 9TH AND 6IH STREETS

4 ne u. DE- % n ANb YIN clhEL .
By virtue u a decree PASSED in cause No. 1895,
pubic auction on IUEspAl, ocToBLR IwENfi-
THIRD. 1855, at hALf-fAsT FCt * o'CLo. h PM.
in Of lhe premises lots numbered 81 81 Is
OF the subdivision of lots and = square beIed
40 i'll .he City OF Washington and district VI Column
Terms of sale: one-third cash and residue in two
FROM the DAY OF sale or ali cash at option OF tue p9r
chaser. 800 deposit At time Of sale Convey
ocis-dSds -'''' ~ - Tro.iee
4 'HAACEkY SALE OF VALUABLE Ina koytD
TS u aht SlI N SAsh al S
TIA sihi;Lr \ hIhMLs.
BY sir,I q, Of decree Of the suprme court Of the
1855. in LQuity cause No II, lo1, Docket rs the
Of the premises on FRIDAY, lhL NINETEENTH
DAY OF oSIoBEk, a D. 1855, At HALF-PAsT
ground and premises known Lot is SQUARE 2s.. on
tn ground plat OF the city OF Msshius Distr
OF ground. more or less with the improvements
thereon consisting o. hne three story brick wel,nx
Terms o. sac One-third OF purchase money in cash
day d sais with intel Al per centum per ana u
payable emiannualy, notes To lie deferred
The may pay III cash Terms 81 Sse q Se
complied with wiihin ten days. Al onvey sncinE aud
recordinx Il purchasers cost. $3.50 deposlt on
MYRoN M. PARKER. Trustee.
A. MACDONALD MoBLAi.e Trus,ee s
DUNoANsoN BROS. Aucta oc4-dSds
VNRUSTEEs' LIE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il IN The CITY OF WASHINGTON: DIsTklCI OF
Columbia IMPROVED By A TwO-STORl
DWELLING, No. 459 Q 6ThEET NOhTh " II.
BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court Of the
o. SS ., ".
gqolie sale on the pren.isss on fhlDAY. the NINx-
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1858. 1t HA r
PAST FOUk O'CLOCK r u. the following describe d
real estate situate and bring the city Of WAsnns
ton, District OF Coumvia 70 wit: All 4 lot 80 and
the esst 10 feet Of lot "a the depth VI said Of
W W. Corcorsns recorded subdivision of square 500
(hve hundred and nins.l
Terms Of sale: third cash balance in equal In
etailments at and two be given
ing SIX per cent interest from day Of sale, payable
semi-annually aud 10 be secured by deed Of
the property sold or cssh q the option Of the
chaser, deposit OF 400 will be .eQuired time Of
sale. Copveysncing, &c, At purchaserscost terIns
OF sale are not compsd with In ten days from
sale the Trustees reserve the right - rsel the prop
erty IN default 1T the risk and the defsuting
purchaser After 1--WE days notice Of resale news
paper published IN " . ,hington. DC.
MASON NOBLE RICHARDSON, 4
4V0 otn street northwes $50
EDWARDH. THOMAS, AfueA
9l 6 street northwest
THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer ocS- Dads
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VNHOMAS LOWING. Auctionesr.
OHANCERY SALE OF Two BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES, Nos 239 AND PAL Q STREET NORTH

WEST.
District OF Columbia. passed IN Equity Cause No.
1905 will sell public auction in trout of the
premises on THURSDAY. the EIGHTEkNTH DAY
OF &C i0BEk; A v. 1883. at HALF PAsI Fo,
O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the City OF Washington Dist Of Colum
bis being al iot the ~ inches front by
the full depth Of lot A, in Msllachs recorded sub
division Of part Of sonar s55l, with the improve
ments. consisting OF two tWo-story brick dwelling
houses.
Terms of sale One third cash. and the balance in
six and twelve month"; with interest the of
sale deferred ments to be secured by aeed
property SOLD. al cash. the purchasers option
deposit Of 810O will be required the time II
II the terms OF sale not with in ten The
trustees the resell the
ing 1t the purchasers cost
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Ancestry of President Cleveland.

The Wilmington Ners says: More conclusive Is
the proof OF President Cleveland's early ancestors
having been res. dents OF this state The Cleveland
family name is also found on the register OF chris
Jennings In the same church. on q page In the
book Is written note by WIN. T. Reade, one OF the
trustees OF the church In substance it says:
"Aaron Cleveland, the sixth child OF Aaron and
Abigail Cleveland (nee Watersl, was born in Cam
bridge. Mass, on Octoper ~, Ills. He entered
Hary ard College, being sixteen years OF age and
graduated IN I13o. he was an athlete OF extra
ordinary ability, but OF his literary attachments
nothing Is known, nor where, nor under whom he
studied theology. In l749 he married Susannah,
daughter OF the Rev. Aaron Porter, OF Medford and
IN July Of that year was ordained pastor OF the
Congregational church at Haddam, Conn. He was
dismissed from this charge In 1746 on account or
his congregation regarding him as being extrava-
from Congregational churches In Maiden,
Mass, and Halifax, Nova Scotia Having
been called TO Episcopal churches at Nor
wich and Groton, Conn, he accepted the
same, and was ordained by the bishop Of London
In 1775, aud appointed by the society for Propa-
eating he Gospel In Foreign Parts missionary
10 Lewes, Sussex County, Delaware, TO succeed the
Rev. Mr.. Locke, lately deceased On his voyage
home he was shipwrecked on Nantucket shoals
and ineapac1tated for some time 10 proceed 10
LeweS. HIS labOrs at the latter place were not
successful. and he was transferred 10 Emmanuel
CHURCH. New Castle, Delaware. Having left his
family 40 NORWICH, Connecticut, he started for
that place, with the intention of transferring them
10 New Castle Arriving In Philadelphia he was
taken seriously ILL., and remained at the house OF
Dr. Franklin (benJdmln Franklin) for medical
treatment His illness terminated fatally on
August IL, 1897, and was buried In Christ Church
cemetery. Dr. Franklln, In the next issue OF his
paper, highly eulOsiZed the deceased, both as a
minister anu q private man"
The above and other abstracts and correspond-
ence show that the descendants OF the Rev Aaron
Cleveland are In ali probability Directly connected
In relationship with the President The widow
and ten orphan children OF the minister returned
10 New England and settled In Norwich Conn IL
Is believed that investigation Of New England
church records will show that President Cleveland
i a descendant OF one Of the orphan children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-17

DAKOTA WOMEN WRECK SALooNs-About dozen
women were brought TO Grand Forks, OAK, yes
terday, under arrest from Thompson. All attempts
to close the saloons at the latter place having
failed me ladies took O hand themselves, quitting
the saloons and splitting the liquor on the ground
white badges and spend their time on the train
singing temperance songs. Great interest Is mani
tested In the trial, and there is much bitter
feeling,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-17

- veterans OF the One Hundred and Thirty-sixth
Sew York INIT Reg. dedicated a monument on
Toe gettysburg battlefield yesterday.
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TINS SURPRISES EVERYTHING.

Tins SURPRISES EVERYTHING.
SATIN CORsETs IN ALL SHADES FOR sl.es.
Just think Of it. beautiful quality Satin. first
class Corset. Made up in the best possible manner
for s1.6S. In all the shaded There is no house ex-
tant that could offer you this Corset for less than 90
THESE GOODS CANE IN YESTERDAY
French Combination Suitings newest Ombre effects
handsome range Of colors, stylish and durable.
Soc. for Plain.
81 for Stripe.
ENGLISH HABIT CLOTH. extra heavy weight,
finely hnisheds most desirable fabracfor Tailor made
Dresses, "a inches wide.
81 10 per yard.
FRENCH WRAPPER GOODS A few desirable
styles in two qualities Just received Worth 75c and
81 yard. To start the season we shall sell them at
40c and Soc per yard
An entire new line Of Ladies' NECK DRESSINGS,
in Lace Gauze. and silk. sutifu things. Entirely
new. Different from anything yet shown.
The handsomest line Of FANS ever displayed in one
establishment. Such goods have never been dis
played in Washington. The very newest are the San
Reno and Newport.
Buy your UNDERWEAR now. All medium weight
and Winter weight Underwear now in stock.
We will be glad to show you the very latest out in
all the new things
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctionssrs.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE
LADIES' WRAPS; COMPRISING Trimmed
BROCApED ViLvLI NIsII Is, CiOTH cir.
oCUL!AA,.,S &C. AT AECTi0N. ,,,o,,,,,
TENTH. commencing 1T ELEVEN O'CLOCK we
will sell within our sAlesroonls. 9th aud NV
the above consignment Of Fine Wraps. 70 which the
attention OF those in search Of Winter Wrais Is
specttully called ocl5-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
w 6S1 Louisians svorue.


WEEkS Co, Aucticneers
w 6S1 Louiaiana svenue,
Opp CITY Post-once
LAR0K AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
fUkNlTUkE, LAR6E COLLECTION OF NEW
NDSECoND-HAND INGRAM AND BRussE Is
SaSPEIs AND RUGS. skNEkA1, FINE PLUSh
pAARRLqSs sUIrs NEARLY NV. BED ROOM
line OLkO3kAPHS AND EN0R AvINGS bl d.
SIEADS. BUREAUS wAsHSrANDS, HAIR AND
hUSk Nal ThkSsEs. SkvkRAL LARGE WAL
TABLES. STOVES. kANGE,, &C. WITHIN OR
SAESkOOM THURSDAY, OCTOBER EI0H-
IEENTH. 1888. AT IN A NJ, RAIN OR SHINE
CARPE1S Al TWELVE N 1t
A Il PERSONS HOLDING IIcKE Is FROM NO
"A TO 5000. inclusive. and interest NOT pail for
tlree month"; on the following articios via Gold and
silver Watches. Diamonds, J, v-lry liune revolver,
Mechanical Tools. Books Bahles Albums, Banjos.
GuitarS Clocks. Vaises. silver and Pl ted Mare Gold
head Canes Sewing Mach nss 0r.ns. Musical fnstru-
ments. Dress Goods Cloth Clothing embracing La
dies and Gentlemens Wearing Apparel Of all descrip-
avenue northwest, at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
!: d., on THUEsDAY. TIE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
B, BURNSTINE Pswnbroker
NH b. LASkEY. Pawpbroker.
oc16-W n. fOLki. Auctionesr.
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MEDICAL DC.

u FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BRoTHERs ooo p 81
~ g. w. APPEARED before me- and nlsde oetn thst net
the Oldest kssso.sshed kxpert speclsnt an nis clt
O. men aud furnish medicine or no change; consults
ton aud soyice free et any hour dur1s tns as{ SUD
scr,lsd and sworn before I'VE n DIT Bl9TA L !..
District Of CoauanhsA sl's ID aas II 'us. issA
II ADIks WHO REQUIRE TIE sERvIcEs VI Al
Lr. WILSON iioS Para lisce ma Ssswssa aud Q
and ilth and l2th sts ne L.diso only hsA'sas' "a
0cAo-ot-
I'D The Oldest Established and Only Reliable LAdsss
Physician IN tne CITY -.
can be committed dsay. <o4 ST. between ~ md dsa
Prompt trsssmcnt Correspondents and oonsults-
ton strictly copndsntiA separsss ROOM Tor l.11e<
nA LhON's PILs,
se26-imo 4o4 Z q. nv.
Nj or two q Dr.. sRoTaEks invlsor.ilny cordi.S
%s eps any s-;s s q y sSs sss
Male o. female. 600 3 81 AZ. es2o-lm.
IA HAS NEVER BEEN ooNTRADIcTED THAT
lDr BkOTHk-ks h the oldest-sstsbisheo savsfSsS
,ss lSi ss.'DH Dr. m k; sSs
isd,ss, m..rsa os sinsis. fSrV ysss' s1psr'snO''
sez5-lms
HsNE DE FoREsT. LONGEST ABIIsHkp AND
a nsr rs.sdsDos Vol q R-u. ofnes s'ss. iro..
100 pm WITH LAdsss only. 9le-Sn-
sSar ~. sSf rs !. sssl AK
kruak no1al o. sin troublss; urinary osssse eefse
= iOry.sXa. heSH 5Isss g - sSz; .ur,.
sfnru $1,000 10 OF vitality nervous disability. 80
e hs q. n :.,:a 2, nssl b ts' =: ~