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Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
THE ATLANTIC YACHT SQUADRON

Reaches New Bedford I'm Good Order
 and Votes to Disband There.
 NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July 20.-Twelve yachts of the Atlantic squadron arrived at this port this afternoon, having left Newport at ten o'clock. The run was fine one, the wind being southwest till Hen and Chickens light boat was reached, and south-southwest thereafter. The sloop Fanny was the first to drop anchor. She took the time of each of the eleven yachts as they arrived, as follows: Sloop Eenny, King. ................ 2:29:3S Sioop Entsrprise. eI-Commodore Hogens . 2:50:s7 SlSop Roamer F. Q WiiIams s6s:oi s6s:9i Schooner Azalia, Brunt, .......... 3:cl:45 SIoop Stella, Commodore J. L. Narallus .. 3:06:45 Sloop Winona, Guy Loomis :...-..-...-. 3:09:O0 Schooner Wyvern, Benjamin Atha.. S:14:50 Schooner Haze, Vice Commodore Hogan. 3:16:29
 AS each yacht came to anchor she fired gun and the yacht club house responded. The owners held g meeting at a later hour and voted to disband at this port The Roamer goes to Martha's Vineyard, the Stella to the westward, the Fanny and Haze to the east ward, the Azalea to New London, while the rest of the fleet scatter. Fleet Captain Charles T. Pierce left for New York tonight by train and steamer. The sloops Amarantha, A. R. Hart and Ariadne and CIV. Banks belonging to the fleet remained at Newp1rt The sloop Mistral of the Atlantic squadron, G. W. Bower, with large party of ladies and gentlemen arrived from Newport about 4:35 o'clock. The sloop Anaconda, J. G. Prague owner, of the same squadron, remained at Newport as . gentleman named Sevier, of New York, had a paralysis on board of her late last evening. The sloop Katrina, E. s. and H. D. Auchincloes owners, arrived during the afternoon from Newport, but it did not come in with the feet. The cutter Adelaide, Robert Inman, belonging to the New York yacht squadron, which by in- Yitation sails with the the Atlantic r squadron, yacht Daring of Bridgeport, E. H. War ren owner, which flies the flag of the New Haven squadron, also arrived to-day from Newport. The sloep Venitzo of the Atlantic squadron, which halls from Philadelphia, has party of ladies on board. Some of the yachts of the fleet remaining at Newport have ladies on board who have not recovered from their sa0ainknaca
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
The Third in TWO months.

MAIDEN, Mass, July 20.-Charles Bird, on Spot pond, Stoneham, this afternoon, fell overheard and was drowned. This is the third person drowned there within two months
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
stabbed ThrOugh the Heart.

BOSTON, July 20.-Martin Curran, aged twentyeight, of South Boston, was found in an open lot early this morning dead. The police reported him as hard ,drinker and that death probably resulted from spree and exposure. When his body was examined at the morgue it was discovered that he had been stabbed through the heart with an in- strument making wound two inches long. The police are Investigating.
 At late hour last night Michael Collins of South Boston called at the police station with his face covered with wounds and stated that he had had fight with man named Curran. After his injuries were attended to he was allowed to depart, but after the dis covery of Curran's body today the police hunted him up and arrested him. Collins had row with Curran before he went to the station, and after leaving he again met him. Several witnesses to the fight have been found, and there appears to be no doubt that the deed was done by Collins.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
LET HER GO, GALLAGHER. The Last Words of a Murderer Whose Ruling Passion Was Strong In neafh

MONTICELLO, N. Y, July 2Q.-Jack Allen was hung in the court house at 11:45 to-day for the murder of UIsura UIrich at Jefferson vile last October. Allen had an iron nerve and sang and prayed under the gallows in a strong, clear voice. He asked for glass of whiskey which was refused him. He put the moose around his own neck and said: sLet her go, Gallagher" The sheriff then pulled the lever and Aliens body swung in the air. While he was in prison Allen tried the insane and religious dodges in vain.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
Miss Goddard's Friends searching.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Search is being made in this city and Brooklyn for Miss Abbie L. Goddard of Hartford, dressmaker, who disappeared from that city July 4. Some of her friends think she has eloped with Charles Robinson of Hartford and others believe that she may be insane.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21

SnnA, July 20.-It is repoited that the Shinwarras have killed sixty men sent out with an envoy from the Afghan oom- mander in-chief.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
sheridan sits Up a While.
NoNQUITT, Mass., July 2U.-The Sherl bulletin this evening is as follows:


 bulletin this evening is as follows:
 General Sheridan's mental faculties show a slight and constant increase in activity, oth- erWise his condition is not materially altered in the last three days. At the present hour his respiration is 2S and somewhat irregular, pulse 98, perfectly regular and of good ten sion. His temperature is slightly sub-nor- nal. He sat up little while to-day on the side of the bed with his feet pendant, but did not get out of bed.
 WASHINGTON MATTHEWS, VA
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
ADRUNKEN GANG OF LUMBERmEN
Try to Shoot Rivers Rapids and are
 RrOwned.

Drowned
 THREE RIVERS, Que, July BOA lumber man from the Mattawan river says about three weeks ago boat containing sixteen lumbermen was upset among the rapids and all on board were lost. The men were drunk and tried to shoot the rapids.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
The HoosIerg shut out.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2o.-Although the home team batted harder than Pittsburg they could not keep their hits out of reach of the felders and threw the game away by slovenly work in the field.
 PittsburR 2 6 O 0 0 IA Indianapolis ........... 0 0 0 co Two base hits Hines, Shreve Dalrymple, Sunday. Double plays, Smith, Dunlap Miller. First on balls Bassett Miller, Coleman. First errors, ,Pittsburg g. Struck out. Denny, Glasscock, Buckley, Dunlap Smith, KueFne, Coleman. Passed balls, Miller Buckley 1. Wild pitches, Calvin. Time, 1:S0.
 Other Games Yesterday.
 Cleveland Baltimores 3, CIevelands2
 St. Lous-St. Louis IS, Ke1-1s Citys 5.
 Lowell-Lowells 4, Worcesters 4, (rain.)
 Salem-Salems IA, ManchS 5ters G.
 Portsmouth-Po z, Lynns 6.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
GREAT COLD FIND.
The Richest Vein Ever Found Outside
 the Comst0ck Lode.

n N0 kAHcMOBg EeAM AVeF FOuMW WWGbIG6
 she Comst0ck Lode.
 IsHPKMING, Mich, July 20.-The richest discovery of gold ever made outside the Comstock lode wes made at the Lake Super ior Iron company's shaft, seven miles from here, this morning. Three hundred pounds of quartz carrying free gold at the rate of over $60, GOO per ton was uncovered by one blast and brought into the city where it is creating wild excitement. Some very rich discover les have been made before at this shaft, but nothing like this. The quartz brought by one blSst is worth fully $10,000.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
$I5.OO IT. --zz-I
HYgeia Wafer.

VTTin buy large size secondhand Richardson & w Boynton set furnace. Inquire at this o6lce
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FOR SALE.

ECET6 uhoaI aa ilgHS Ell HeIgnG St5 a5o; oE Iwo of selected materials in the best manner. Rides perfectly easy and will be sold, together with the harness, at fair price. Can be seen at
 MCDONALD'S STABLES, " iu1S 6t+ 160 Court street,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
Ginger Ale

rT1HE celebrated 'DeIatour.'' equal in quality to 1 any of the imported brands, $1 per dozen.
 EDW. E. HALL & SON, 1u12 ITO Chapel street.
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4ute1s.
9 9ALEFoENIA! ! - esrrdssE X.A G nn6 nHEXICO!

ss srrnFTsMOTTHLY PARTIES = EersonaAiy con 5 q hn n..iisr,srted-combining Coznfore-I.0W Rates .Ir Time FREE Sleeping Cars Cal % 1B or a1i
 1Ts,Siand Agent Southern Pacific Goa 1R shi19ton street, Boston, Mas. Jug eodem
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AMtBIeIIa11en11s.
EnR SALE

DUSINESS; 0 nice respectable cash store busi- ID ness on good thoroughfare. III health and other affairs will be readily apparent to intending purchaser the cause of sae whole stock and fix lures; $1 900 required; bargain. Address
 iu2O St 0. S.. Journal and Courier Ofice.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
East Rock Line.

DIsTILLED. Absolutely pure under chemical U analysis. Sparkling; in quart and pint bot tles Samples shown. E. E. HALL & SON,
 apis ITO Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
LUCAS HOUSE,

Thomas street, West Haven. mm Al One block from horse railroad ss land water front; near SaV1n Rock Grove. The most home-l1ke on Ehe shore. GY- Now open for the season.
 F.R. LUCAS, Proprietor.
 os e..AY;.- For uorzaa ing If
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-21
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, 1AA A new brick house suitable for two fami' s.I lies and frame house on Orchard street. One two family house on Elm street. One two family house in Fair Haven. Two twofamily houses on Gill street. Building lots on Dwight street and in Westvile. Also II acres meadow land in Orange. The above will be sold at low prices and easy terms. A. D. BALDWIN, ap16t If 37 Gill street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

THE ISyESrIG ALTON SUDDENLY ApJorRyS-wuar
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEES SAY
In the investigation into the management OF the
Philadelphia Federal Offices yesterday afternoon
Peter Fitzpatrick. letter-carrer testified that the
charge made by a former witness that money had
been retained from his (F.tzpatr.cK's) pay as a
forced contribution TO the democratic city COM
Iaittee was false.
Chairman Hale announced that the inyestiya-
ton would be adjourned for the time being 10 De
Resumed either IN Washington or Philadelphia. II
Ia Washington the witnesses would be Summoned
10 attend Tue members OF the committee lett for
Washington Ia the afternoon.
To an Inquirer reporter Senator Hale said
regarding the testimony educed by the inyestt0a-
ton: "Oh see nothing startling In IT, the Sepa-
tor replied. Changes always occur in Federal
ofiices when the national administration Changed
new head OF a department naturally cesires 10
surround himself with men whom he knows and
IN whom ne has confidence. There Is nothins un-
usual IN that. You can't expect man going into
pubic ONCE TO accept things as they are perma-
nently. lie wants his own people around him
and it Is natural that a democrat should want
democrats about him. But what we seek 70 show
and what we propose tearing on Is this mask OF
reform regarding the ciyil-servlce law The demo.
ocratc national administration processes 10 recO0.
nZe the civllseryice law and TO III Federal offices
according 10 Its provisions This We deny ana
Will show Is untrua"
senator Blodgett took the sudden adjournment
was running the committee. 81 have NOT the
slightest idea where We shall meet next" said he
''buI suppose 10 Win De In washington.a lie said
further that not single instance Of Violation OF
the civil-sery!ce law by Postmaster Harrity had
been proved.
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MIzpah.

The Lord watch between me and thee
When We are absent, one from another,
Tho long miles away thou mayst be,
And hard late each from the other
Divides forever. yet still must my prayer
Fer be the same in the hope or despair:
In days OF sweet peace, In sufferiug's breath.
In storm or In calm. IN life or in death,
In rtzht OF IN wrong. IN good or in i'll,
EVeu the same, the same prayer still
The Lord watch between me and thee;
Thee. love. and no other,
This might of the land. the power of the sea-
Nhere'cr thou mayst be,
NElle We are absent f-olu Ollie another
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PAHAsoLs. PAnAso1s.

This article of style and cannot be overlooked
in completing your toilet.
fyou have already selected your dress come to us
and we will sell parasJl to harmonic with any
shade conceivable. for We Have Every Known Desr-
able Shape and Color. Variety Enough to Satisfy
Every Turn of Mind. Fashions Latest wnims Salts
fed.
The very last thing out in parasol like in every
thing else can be found with u.s.
The prices are warranted to be below the regular
prices
We have an unlimited stock of FINE LACE and ex.
trerne-toned PARASOLS, which it is quite difficult to
speak Of here but will enghten you in this SPACE
only regarding the cheaper ones
22-INcH SATIN PIN-sTRIPE. in all shades, al 49,
22-INCH SATIN MORE. in all shades, s175.
:2-INCH FANCY STRIPES and CHECKS, Al %
and upward
ALL-s1LK PoNGEE. sL9s.
Better Grade. with ALL-sILK CHANGEABLE LIN.
INGS, S34S.
An EsCURIAL LAcE-CovERED PARAsoL. 81. 9s
BLACK ALL-sILK MORE, s4a5. -
CHANGEABLE ALL-sILK MORE. 1913
BLACK eros GRAIN SILK. from a.. 80 up.
LATEST NOVELTY IN CHILDREN's pARAsoIs
SILK HANDKERCHIEF PARAsoLs s1.4s.
ohIlN CAhh1AdE PARASOl, with BLACK or white
lining, S1.9S.
BLACK eros GRAIN SILK CARRIAGE PARAsOI.
with black or white lining. e.. AZ.
We Have Many others both Plain and Fancy
As the best-lighted and most commodious space in
our house devoted to the exhibition of these goods
how convenient 1t is to make selection must be evil
dent to you The facilities offered should At least &C.
cure from you a look before purchasing, Us in our
house employees are cautioned against urging custom
ers to buy but instructed to be polite the locker
Experience has proven that with stock and with
our facilities the locker to-day will be the purchaser
tomorrow"
PARASoL DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR
(Take Elevator or Stair.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
GLOVES, NECK FIXINGS, LACES RIBBONs
TRIMMINGS, FANS and all necessary articles reuui.
site for Ladies' Toilets. to match or combine with
toilets.
1T WAS NECESSARY.
Since the addition Of last our business has
increased to such enormity most gratifying to us
put beyond our expectations that ind 1t i'm possible
and consequently ofttimes Instantaneous deliver
goods to be sent at the promised times. In order to
offset this We have contracted with the Parcel Dev-
cry Co.. Of this city, to deliver packages This will
AT the same time we assume all the responsibilities
the safe delivery of any package to you.
We also take occasion here express thanks to
the washington public Tor their very substantial
proof Of our business dealings Our customers have
certainly chung to US these many years with faith
that nothing could shake and feel grateful beyond
expression We have exerted every effort to please all
and we Will certainly try to retain all patronage
and from the present outlook ON . fair way to
increase the same very much
Again thanking you will be in the future. a. in
the past THE PUBLIC BENEFACTORS.
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L A r A 8 o L 8.
PARAsoLS.
PARAsoLs.
PARAsoLs.
PARAsoLs.

We are now stocked with surperb assortment com.
prsing all the newest effects Of the in silks and
handles. All Of our Parasols are nshVd in the best
and most stylish manner. and we showing Exclu-
sve Designs. which cannot be duplicated. Prices. -
usual, the lowest
Handsome Assortment Ct Mourning Parssols.
ranging in price from $3.50 to a1O.
Lace-Covered Parasols in beautiful patterns; Cream
"a and $3.50; Black IS.
A line Of Black and White. Striped and Plaid SILK
Parssos in the newest designs heavy silk corded fer
rules and nickel ball tips, 81. worth much more.
Also. Complete Assortment OF all the new shades
in Stripes and Plads in the newest Effects the
price--$5.
line Of Heavy Black silk Parasols with long ivory
handle, in q novel design. 1925.
Noire Parasols In all the new shades 90 40 and e3
handsome line Of New Patterns in Plaid Psrasols.
heavy satin new designs in stick. 1915. Don't fail
to see these: they are extraordinary values
An elegant line of Black Parasols in More and Bro
cades. besides hundreds Of other patterns which We
could not begin to mention.
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water tank amidst o bowling bevy OF sea dogs
who TOOK care not to allow them TO stink OUT until
they had spluttered a little. II any luober from
constitutional popularity or otherwise betrayed
the sugnteSt nervousness at the sight OF his bath
he was In all cases, instantaneously cured by the
appucatlon OF the chief PHYSICIANS smelling-bot-
THE KINGS ADDRESS.
After the last lubber had been initiated Nept Inc
and Amphitrite once more took their places in the
chariot and were hauled, FOR the last time. to the
quarterback, where Neptune addressed all hands.
United States ship always gives us concern; not
on account OF the Wines for we know they are
always good, but because we feel anxious in re-
garo 10 the future OF the United States Navy.
When we first made the acquaintance OF our duti.
ful subject, the executive ofcer OF this ship, ft
S was very common matter Ior US 70 board; IN
weekly. But OF late, We are sorry to say, the
number has sadly diminished. We have intended
all along 10 inquire into this matter, but the
President or Secretary OF the Navy Will not give
US call. This morning, just before coming here,
we visited japanese cruizer In the Pacific ocean,
by far a more effective ship than this. We
ago and felt astonisned at the strides
fleet We heard, too, from the Captain Of a
Kanaka schooner we were aboard OF a lew weeks
raise fleet. Now, when We think Of these things,
and think OF our old friends Paul Jones, Decatur,
Perry, Hail. Farragut and all the rest OF them, and
We take It sadly to heart and we never forgive
any American who forgets the old days" Referring
to the conspiracy OF the morning Neptune said:
These kind OF things are not altogether unusual.
Most ships possess among their crews persons OF
this kind. We prophesy, however, and we are GER
tain our prophecy will be fulfilled, that the per-
sons who ciamOred against our decree to-day will,
when we meet them down this way again. be the
first to recognize the indtspenSabity OF Its being
carried out" In conclusion Neptune touched
upon the subjects OF leaves OF absence and the
drinking habits OF sailors, and said: snow, my
children, good-bye be faithful to the service; let
nothing be too hot or too heavy for You to DO when
the time comes. Always help those OF your
brothers VINO may be unfortunate enough TO get
adrlft; but, above all, take care or yourselves"
Walking ait TO the cabin, Neptune again inter-
viewed the captain and then he and his suite were
invited into the ward-room and gun-room by the
officers.
After remaining on board short time longer
Neptune commanded his suite TO get ready to
leave, as he intended visiting ship In the Indian
ocean before sunset. Shortly after five bells e 80
pml the side was piped, and the royal party, after
graciously remaining on board two and half
hours. passed over the starboard gangway and de-
scended into their element.
r, W. STEPHENSON L. 6 n
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE
TENTH AND q STREETS NORTHWEST

By virtue of q deed of trust recorded among the "a
land records of the District of Columbia Liber E
l270 folio 3SS. ct seq. will offer for sale, at pub
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1855
at FIVE O'CLOCK, NJ; lot lettered R. Georee W.
numbered l4l. in the city of Washington, u. c.
This lot has front of % feet street north and
12l 18Th street west aud is improved by three
story brick residence with large back building and
BRICK stable on rear of lot.
Terms Of sale one-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal instalments
spectvely one and two years after the date of sale
with interest a. per cent aanuin payable semi
annually; to be secured by the purchasers notes and
deed OF trust ON the property or al in cash. at the pu
chasers option.
All conveyxncing and recording at purchasers cost
deposit Of 30 will be required al the time of SALE
If the terms of sale not complied with twenty
days after day of SALE the property viii be resod at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting party.
REGINALD FENDAIL.
ap-.dkda
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White ara Cross, the Raleigh, y. c., bank for.
gers have consented TO return from Toronto 10
Raleigh upon the same conditions as II they had
been extra1ited On the charge OF forgery; also
that the money now In the hands OF The police
should be- returned 10 the bank.
Mrs. yolzavitch, wife Of the murderer who was
hanged at WilkesDarre, Pa, Tuesday, eloped last
night with butcher named Tradeski They went
70 Pittsburg TO be married to-day.
The graves Of the Confederate dead were deco.
rated N New Orleans yesterday.
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Bismarck and the New Empress.

bismarck and the New Empress.
From London Truth.
The idea that the new empress will attempt to
influence her husband against Prince Bismarck is
idiotic The Emperor Frederlcks reign is unhappily
likely to be brief one and it is quite certain that
he will be unable to govern In the ordinary sense
of the term. The Empress Victoria is so unpopular
in Germany (and particularly at Berlin) that she
will have to conduct herself with great circum-
spection and II an idea got about that she was In
triguing against the Chancellor 1t might cost her
husband his throne.
POPULAR DEsPOT.
The Emperor William lived and died in the firm
belief that the holy Alliance doctrines were the
right ones for soveregns and people, and since the
death OF the Emperor Nicholas he has been the
last practitioner or the d1v1ne-of- Kings
principles" Forty years ago he had to fly from
Berlin TO save his life from furious mob, and for
some time he was a refugee in England; but,
having been successful in all his enterprises,
he became-though still perfect despot-
the most popular sovereign in Europe, and mas
lived for many years the OBJECT Of universal adora
ton In Germany, and now dies amidst the lamenta-
tons OF the people whom he had thought 1t his
duty 10 GRIM into the dust,
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE SHORT LOTS, NORTH.
EAST CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET AND
RHODE Island ANENIlE NORTHMEST


Under and by virtue of two certain deeds of s48
trusts dated April and December 30. 1856, IN
and recorded respectively in Liber l175. folio -
317 ct seq and Liber l22l folio 333 ct seq OF the
signed trustees will sell at public anetion in front Of
the premises. on MONDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH,
1855 at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, Lots
numbered twenty-one CID. twenty-five (2.l. and
(23 in square north of square numbered
two hundred and forty two PAD. the in silot-
ted in the partition of the real estate Of VIM Mclean
deceased, in Equity Cause No 1061S in the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
in CASH balance in equal nstalments in six twelve
and eighteen months with interest at the rate of
per cent per snnum. payable semi annually. A de-
post of $3.50 each lot viii be requ red the time
Of SALE II the of the sale not complied with
WITHIN fifteen days sale the property Will be re-
sold ct aud OF the defaultng purchaser
WATSON J. NEWTON, Trustee.
S02 st.
JAMES @. PAYNE Trustee.
ap7-stthkds City Hall
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GREENS SUITABLE FOR PARKING, CINE
TEkIES. kc., EMBRACING MAGNoLIAS. RHO
DODENDRONS, CHOICE ROSES. 40, ALSO
FRUIT TREES. SUCH As APPLES, PEARS AND
PEACHES. FROM The WELL-KNOWN SUkS-
cry OF MR. JOHN SAUL.
On TUESDAY. APRIL TENTH. lSSS. commencing
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall
sell choice collection of the aforementioned plants
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II. II. T." OuAxrn TIA.

SURE CURL for Dyspeis1a and all Dersngements of
the stomach Constipation Diseases of Liver and Kid
neya Dropsy. Bood POISONING Nervousness, Insomnia
OF Herbs. aud when STEPPED makes pleasant Tasting
Tea The QUAKER REMEDIES co. have competent
may be consulted on all Chronic Disease Free sam
pies TO all wish to test it. Ofbces; 315 pepnsy
vania ave-: S12 ST. nv. Agents wanted mh2S-lms