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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18
Refuses to Accept the Challenge.

In reply to the challenge published
last week, Clipped from the On.da
Journal, to Rev. w. H. Stubbins, Rev.
w. l.. Lee, and any third party they
may select, signed by Geo. w. Everts,
S. II. Neal and c. H. Agar. to publicly
discuss the following question:
Resolved, That the influence of the
Prohibition party, as a political organ
ization, has always been and still Is be-
ing used to the injury instead of good
of the temperance cause of the United
States
Rev. W. l.. Lee replies as follows:
|, w. l.. Lee, think it, my duty to reply
TO the challenge published in the Onida
Journal by S. I'll. Neal, c. H. Agar, and
G. w. Everts, to Rev w. H. Stubbins
and Rev. w. l.. Lee. It's not any part
of bravery or heroism to attack person
or persons, even if you know that you
can gain the victory over them.
A pure principle is the foundation OF
true manhood. Holiness is the pure
element of christianity Believing that
the challengers are desirous of nothing
but revenge for the wound inflicted by
their defeat in the debate on Tuesday
January 81, 1888, and not wishing the
displeasure of my Heavenly Father fol
participating in arguments that do not
elevate to Il higher Christian life,
must respectfully refuse to accept the
challenge. Though I assure you it is
not through fear of defeat that refuse
to accept Rev. w. III. Stubbins car
answer for himself: Respectfully,
w. l.. LEE.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18

-Wanted-To Hire-At Once. A
boy over IL years of age, or young
man, for one year.
ANDREW MCCALL.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18

Will attend promptly to all business entrusted TO
him VIII buy and sell lands ON commission, but
not a Gland shark" viii assist parties in
making Final Proof.
REFERENCES Hon. G. c. Hazleton, Boscobel,
Wis: Hon. VI. NJ Cuthren, for Is years Judge of the
tn Judicial Circuit, Mineral Point, Wis; G.. j
hiilett SEN. Commissioner of Suily Co. Oak. 80
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18

Money to Loan on real estate at
better than the best rates.
W. A. LYNCH,
Clerk of Court, Onida.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18
Social Dance.

There will be social dance ut the
Carpenter school house, 1 miles west
of Clifton, on Friday evening next,
February oath. All are requested to
attend, and bring their own refresh
ments. Good music.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18
MARRIED,

DARR-STocKToN-At Pierre, ID. r., on
Sunday evening, February II, 1888, by
Rev. 5. c. Leavell, of Pierre, Mr.. ANDREW
J. DARR to Mrs. SADIE L. STOCKTON, both
of Hartford township, Sully county.
SMITH KEILY-At the residence of +.
w. Edison. Esq, in Pierre. on Monday
evening, February l3, 1888, by Rev. s. &.
Leavell, of Pierre, Mr. DAN NJ. SMITH to
Miss ANNIE KELLY. both of Okobojo
township, Sully county.
All of the above named contracting
parties are old residents of this vicinity
well and favorably known, and the
WATcuMAN joins with their many
friends In extending the usual God,
speed.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18

Featherly (admiring Dumley's new
'uit-How much time did you get on
It, Dumley? Dumley-Time? Not a
minute! | planked down the cold
cash! Featnerly-Why, of course.
That was foolish question to ask.
| tell you, Dumley. old man, this is q
hard, hard world. -NeW FORK San.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18
Suspended Entries.

The following is list of suspensions
of entries in Sully county, occasloned
by defects in final proofs, which may
be remedied by claimant within rea-
sonable time from date of notice.
Patents will not be issued In these cases
until the defects are remedled:
Burning, John II. sw 34l13-S0.
King, Clifford III, sw l9-ll3-77.
kelve, Anna, NV 25-ll6-7S.
Mills. Oscar, NV 27-1l6-7S.
Pickett, Samuel, nl NV Is, and nj
sci l3-1l3-75.
Loomer, Jonathan +, NV 23-1l5-75.
Hosllyn, Edward, NV 23-ll6-77.
Neel, Elmer p, NV 27-l15-79.
McCamley, VIM II
PAUL, Herbert G
Hutton, Sarah
Rickert, Minnie r
Roberts, Adella
Loughlin, Edward j.
There are large number of suspen-
sions in all the counties throughout the
Huron land district.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18

On petition of citizens the board oi
commissioners of Hyde county have ex
tended the time for attaching penalty
to delinquent taxes until April 1st L
we remember arlght the same thing has
been done in that county before. 1t is
either i'm accordance with law or it il
not. If it is there is no doubt that tht
same action in this and other countie:
would be matter of satisfaction to tax
payers. But as the law appears to n'
no county board has any such power
-UarroM Star.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-02-18

Press and Dakotaian: There is no
present hope for Dakota or tor the two
Dakotas The issue must first be made
a national issue. The old struggle for
the rights of Kansas and Nebraska must
be repeated and the Democratic major
ity must be absolutely forced to yield
before there can be any hope for the
establishment of statehood sovereignty
upon the soil of the Dakotas.
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District liOvernmseml Affair,
TEE TELEPHONE SERVICE

the statement concerning the reduction In the
numUer OF telephones used by the District, and
representatives OF the offices which were recon-
mended 10 be deprived OF tele homes 10 call on the
COMMISSIONERS to-day, anu urge that their tele-
them Will be kent
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A
SMELL
THAT
SMELLS
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OIRD.

cor r-,,p,-s n - ..a. -. -
No. ~ ~ 10y =, loso, AZ ~ y ms
go, , -, " SOU ~ hArtset = Anu A. n
h.a ous aeea W .eAis al1 elessn niontus -,
- M scr lces ~ rssa' nee oos L. s1reet SOUTH
0~et, Oh iueS-aS, 'ui5 -. soO " IA
EDMAnDn Al her RESIDENCE No. l2s r street
northwest July I'D. 1855, at Is after ia
LES OF several weeks, NANst l., wife " Rev.
~ in,r 4. - 49, :, A.. ,.., NJ, M, -.
uhers services AZ tbs chapel Oak h ~ cemstery. %
91.oe. pm; On TUESDAY, July 24th 1855 fisnds
EsPLf IN the morning of July 23, lsss. at 10
az a sne ia a, , a; hate Lspey
-,oaes Va iunefai heie.iter.
EoLLlN. On July Is. 1855. at Great Falls w.
fouin, aged three months and t~ent, -four daya IL
HEhNEY. On Monday July % rsss AKIN
HEl.NEY asred thirI, two YEAR. - 1900 N~
A rl,.nd. oI IN. ~ ~ "a - L. ,,..,,ox a. .
tend her from 2Ol s2d street north ws., on
Wednesday evening, July -. 1855 At O'clock p
HuUuHIDN On, SATURDAY. Jply D, 1sss :, A "a,
pau. MARTHA JA, auue,n yus .,i tss 80 s 80
Asughton.
Funeral services at her late residence l333 Four.
anu-a- half STR. southx est, ussduy July "a Al y "a
tIiends respectfull, invited - attend
HUNTER suu,lay July % lsss ., m On o,.,o,,-
D. m KATIE MHiTsES HI X ~ M. ~ ,,, 90 -
John and Minnie Hunter aged ninetee ! inonsS..
u4rIsl private.
IREDIIL Al the rt.taence NJ h.r a.,.,,.. ~.
L a f..wss.uorfb =, ln,, y, uel Ms'
o. crrebr.i soir.n'l.. - zAs, ny IL 1885,
Serves al 81 Iute', p = .,,,rcs n.a IL LII,
"a II pu lphiIaie ph,s Pa usnsr, ,,.s. - s 1e /.
$500 -, I p.s .a, pepers p'es-e cops-T
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 81 ,sss

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
%. or Wv JEESEY AVENUE AND Z STREET.
N. - lJP pm.
= ter I. leinnati and St Louis express d.ily 3 al
&c ~ sburr and Cleveland. express daily 1855.
ior Le1r.zton and Local stations. tIo:1oamL
fei fhila'Ie yhIa. NevarE. and wIlminart1n 80 l.
los etIisis points b. weeI Baltimore AMI
% Sd : Seriy AMI intermediate points 81 30 an,
s:n S e. an SI go 10 $50 $50 9a5
tram 80. 30. 4 - 595. 80 ti-45 IS and
so5 So as 30. 4 PSI 5 30 81 as 3 s. = AMI
For Annapolis. $40 and 8 30 m. 1910 aud 4 20
p. m On g s ia SO Hm AS Pm Lave An
d4y 5. s.3. am. 4 10 J m. ''-'- ''A
f.r@ay siaIicIs between Washington and Balti-
On -unda :. $50 IN: II. $50. i 81, o:4:i
fT az StslCnS on Tue hetI1pontan Branch: t6:35
t4s;i5, - 30 aud 10 As pm. ~ ~ -
Dor &c, 5i,h,rSb9rs and in,erneiate POINTS 70 AM
For Boz Is and intermediate stations - pm, 80
Church train leaves washinrton on Sunday only a,
10 Pm. stopping at al stations on Metropolitan
Ios Ireierick tlo;1oam-. 70. t4;35. t5:3o pm
IO- haxer-toxn. no 10 am an t5:3opm.
~ LuI,S an. pi'Als - tAe shrhandosh valley
TrstnS arrive from Chicago daily 7.u am ald ,.15
n: r. n Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily $50 a N
ana 90 y IA inn fltIsoarg daly ~ }: Is
From PnilsdelpniA Ches er, and Wilmington. 10 ~
m. 100. : 40. al 800 =. N. lsi4y.
Baltimore 100 m da-i' aud Ia a. sundsy only
1-is .ss5 . %, ' io i,r Ma,inE'on = 20
ute trsinl a H. Ia. =. 4:lO. ,. d. O. 10 :: IL
~ ana 10 j. n SDSal5' 80 SO sn Il 70 10 "a
tLAeers sahd.!. .paiy SUNDAY only;
deners % order- lett al ,eAet Oices 6l9 and 1851
tlSO Gen Nan-2er. Gen Pass. Aren't
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FROM ROCKVILLE
TOWN AND COUNTY NPRovEMESrs-NKw Towns
ALONG THE RAILROAD.
Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, July %, 1888.
The excitement In regard TO the development OF
new towns along the line OF the metropolitan
Br.pch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ap-
pears to be on the increase. Yesterday Mr.. SAM
uel Vance, who owns large Tract OF land adjacent
to Derwood station, about miles from this place,
was here and made arrangements for q survey OF
his land with view OF LAP In II on into building
lots. As soon as the survey and plat Can be COM
pleled these lots will b. offered for SAFE. At this
punt Mourning MILL u store, post-ofice and other
improvements are located II Is abOuL miles
from Washington Grove camp grounds
Judge NV. bouic nas just nad completed map
the Fair Grounds embracing 25 lots. some Of
which have Seen sold, and upon which buildings
The new bridge across the tracks OF the Metro
road at the east end OF town IL approaching CON-
pletion, and Will be followed by The opening OF a
new sure {, making available Q large Der OF
building lots In that seclion OF the town.
AT a late meeting OF the town council it Was de-
ternlined TO lay pavement on the north side OF
Commerce street u the western end OF Town. pro
vided the property owners on the line would DO
maze suf1cient land for The same. AL conseuted
but one, aud IL Is now question with the council
whether the Improvement shall be abandoned or
the land not donated be condemned uy q 1ury
taking INTO consideration the damages and also
the advantages OF SAID use 70 the property Tine
street In this section o. the town n narrow and
will Lot admit OF xnotner pavement unless the
land Is acquired In some way.
Mr.. Canoy Wilson was drowned In O'HarrB
Lake, near Forest glen station, this county, Al
noon yesterday. He was weu-known In Wasn-
ION. & A n.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Telegram, % The Star.
THE CANCER STORY.
What DR.. Martin sage About Mr. Ran.
0allss Condition.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Dr R w. Martin
who has been In attendance upon Ex.
Speaker Randall at Washington, and who
visited him yesterday. was seen this afternoon
oy reporter OF the Evening Telegraph, and told
OF the state ment pub ished 10 the d Ct that Drs
Mala1 AL Ii Icoln ID said that Mr.. Randall IL
sune Ing with cancer OF the stomach.
"lt Is not true, said DR.. Martin. Its no more
cancer OF the stomach than It's cancer OF the head
heard last week that such story was In circula-
ton, but II Is not true. DR.. Mallan Yesterday
told me that he had never said Mr. Randall was
suffering with cancer o. the stomach, and he
"How Is Mr.. Randall getting along. - was asked,
to which he doctor replied: "As wei as could be
expected, or course, he is weak"
DI. Martin ana Collector OF Internal Revenue
Gerker visited Mr. Randall yesterday and returned
TO the city last night. They found the sick man
Improving, and hope to have him removed
Mra j. Bellangee Coxe's country house
at Wayne on "Wednesday night or Thurs
day morning. A private car has
sylvanla railroad, Tor Mr.. Randalrs use.
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jy2O-4t Assigre J. of Jas Z. Harrover

A pMINIsTRAToR,s SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
"A EkIY COkNEk AID NEW JkPsEYA ENUE
NIAk THIfD sfhEiT SoKTHSEsi ne M 1.
1MEEN + AND + YOUTH " EST; IMFEot Eli
fkPLRIY On EIGh H S.hE i, BEII ZEN
1 b,, AND N siktLIs NpHrhMt 7. AND I'M
On MONDAY AFTERNOON JULY THIRTIETH.
1883. ut II ALf-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii SELL
In front OF the premises, to close Ia part
LOI &. S~UAitE 55S.
fronting IA feet and 80 eet on New Jersey
avenue. imp owed by store and dwelling.
~,AtQuAkIEh u SIX O'CLOCK, SAME AFTER
LOT z, SQUARE SOL,
fronting 10 3-l2 feet On street Sd northwest,
AT 9UAkTER-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK SAME AFTER.
LOT 10. SQUARE $50,
fronting % feet inches on Sd sire t. between and
streets southw ST. improve, by two brick houses
FIhsT. 1888 at FIN O'CLO, X, will SELL IN IRON,
LOT 8. SQUARE 425.
fronting 20 feet Sth ST between 4. and sts n w.,
at TX OCL0CK, SAN AFTERNOON, part
OF y. SOD AR .l31,
fronting 30 feet Jersey ave, b tw, Gu L st. and
New FORK ave- improved two br. OK dwellings,, %
And l2) New Jersey ave.
Terms: One-tbird cas- balance in six, twelve and
ell ten months notes 10 be ri ear1ue 4 per cent
to lie secured by ed oi trust proe u % d or all
cash at % oI OF ~ chaser urchases usIosit OF
500 re' uired o. each liece at time of convey
ahclx &C. At purchasers cost term To be lpi d
with in 10 DAYS otherwise riht reserved to resell al
lsk aud cost of IL faui nx pure aft ) uays
puD &c notice vi such resale in some uswspaper pub
hsLed III VA hinxton. u. c; BY order Of the heirs.
1iile good. DUNIANSON BIOS
iy20-d Auctioneers
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The Cadet Cours.Marsiaa.

FURTHHR TESTIMONY RIlcITED AZ 10 TEE uAzno.
Before the court-martiai at the Naval Academy
SATURDAY the case OF Cadet RichardA charged
with hazing, was resumed. Cadet Sawyer was 10
called and said his tntsrview with Cadet Richards
was about Q week before the court o. investiga-
ton on the Constellation.
The case o. Caaet Arthur L willard, q TIE third
class, was next taken up. He y charged V1th
chew t0(letrpaper ana candie-greaoe Caoa Payne
test1ned that ne was not sure that cAdss willard
Was the pearson who mAoe him chew tue paper an1
candle-grease he destined before The court q in-
veoagafaon thst Caoes Willard was the peruon.
uuc e Was Doe sure now. He WAS Deaasck and
c0urs that - had 20 ctsw eoaletpaper snd candls.
gvcase o. the evening" o. Juno - an0 Il bas -
nos san thAt Cas- willard vo Dc6ssns q
oshog ooonn1nA
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD kDkNNk. 1HE CELfBkATED Pa M
49, -bo ClAl Noy aux ENe your lite
eL-tI 4Hs. 10 Der sisters thar IN iu4 Live
- ats ~ Gi-liy. Come AID b SouviDced Pro- a.
ALDt.-- = T. or4phO.osAst -aS Pureno4oz1.t Luz
Su@,inc.t40As. Nc Cpen SUM .ys $50 Il O.. a ~
l. RoF. CLAY. wONpEEfUIIY GIFTFI on IIs
hO,-1t' Astfolossr and spiritual AeuIun. Iora
san 5000 s-sLt AID Nsi4 livery Llaosn mSi teri
teNeAS1- isecONers iose stolen HrOlerty A., Z.
l.oosh ue-s1fSs Gives lGsky nuI0ers uses
sleeoy marriages BrI..s separated tCretisr 49,
success IA business. kensoyes al t.p,iIy
sloes.l iEHusLces Cures slcxuess In IN xpIs,lI.I
esn convince the nost eeptlcsL str.nx rs from ., -
Gues whL save te ALL by eallin< on
Tie Onl1 genuine CiA.rSOy ant IN eily :. bs 80
eeeds where all others Iaal and aaverti,es ouiS W.,
be can ~ SltJnsss bOc- rez.siliIx Ly mail -
recelptgE 81. lOck ". hair. date OF b, IN H..
10 . Open sundays irVal a ~ INA
1zs-2. 42l 9Th .tnw
MNE- BROOKE TEILs ALL 1bE kyyNT. al,
uI LII + AL busiLss nceEtizl lss .,,si "a,
r.nsn % etLts each sOo l. soeel between Am All
~ sA3eNss .oE'-~S~ sD-SOws
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THOMAS rOWLlNG. Auctioneer.

VRNHJMAS IOWLlNG, AuctiOneer.
AAGNIFICENT PARL0k UPRIGHT GRAND ROSE
WOW lIA %, COST 500: NERY HANDSOME
PAisL.R SUITE IN SAX lush MOQUEi
AND BODY bht SsEL5 CAN ELS, Wl,E, 4
Mli.l.tik-BACK Ell EoER FL. NCA FLATE PIER
Mikkph PAL J. FuhNlICkEIN tPAKiiE
lE-I-s. SMYRNA RUGS WALNUT MARBLE-
TOP TABLks. M!NDow HANG MIS-, u
iEhlon MALNuT CHAMBER FUkNi URE. -
SITS AND SkPAk ,TE PIECES; HAND ONE
NE ;okIIK0NT MA,hDkQBLs, Why U
CoUCHLs AkD LOUNGES, FEAi Hell Pill,
LOWS AID 30. THIS, BEDDING. ANTIQUE
SID BOARD DINING CHAIRS DIN, &c
TAB rs, CHINA AM OLA S WARE, LANGE
NJ NIB. L VI HEATING STOVES hEFRIGEl,A-
iOk, OIL CLOTH, KITCHEN. REQUIsITES
&c, &C.
This fine collection Of Household Effects will be sold
AZ putI auction on WEDNESDAY, JULY TW My
fIt H. 1888, commencin1 at TEN O'CLOCK. at
residence l4l2 str ct, adjoinin the kigg, House.
NlSG.s 1HCS. LONL LING, Auction err
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Foa Or Psoprr

In old people the nervous system IL weakened and
tn. must be strengthened. One Of the most proui-
nent medical writers Of the day. spe king of the
prevalence of troubles among the aged
"The various palms, rheumatic or other which peo-
pie often complain of. and which materially disturb
their comfort result from disorde-ed nerves" There
it is in nutshe-the medicine for old people must be
anerve tonic Old people beset with constipation
nstuency. drowsiness isrrnna, Indigestion. rheums.
tism neuralgia These diseases are Of nervous origin
Pane's Celery Compound. that great nerve tonic. Is
almost specific tn disorders, nd by regulat.
ing influence the Liver, bowels aud Kidneys removes
the disorders lar to old axe. Old people find it
stimulating to the vital powers. productive of sppe
tite, aud promoter of digestion.
soil by drugpists; 81. six for IS. Send for eight
paper, with HAY Testimonials nervous, de-
bill ated and aged peop-e. who bless tsiDss Celery
Compound
WELLS RICHARDSON CO,
8 Burlington. Vt
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MARRIAGE LICINsEs.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court Benz amin
s. Camp, OF Norfolk, Va, and Anna V. Drummer, OF
Heidelberg Germany; Z. W. Charleton and
Clarinda E Young, both or Montgomery County,
Maryland: W. J. Lucas and Mrs. ElizabeI b
Williams: ohn Taeferro and Elizabeth coleman;
DR.. A. NJ. Buckle OF Brooklyn, and Georgia Jarboe
LIN 'oln BEE and Margaret Carter. botn OF Prince
g '1rge' County, Maryland: Ellery J. Burt a I'D
'cy N. WILL ans; Henry Jackson and Franc-s
B pNer. both or Henrico County, Virginia; +. A..
Ferry anu Lille V. Jameson: Charles q. Petit
and Laurs Belle Gregory, both of Richmond, Va.
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sF THE ABOVE SALE Is STPONED IN CON
sequenee Of the rsin until TUESDAY, JULY TMEN
IL -FOUhTl., 1885 same hour al. place.
BY order Of Trustee.
jy2U-aSds THOMAS DOWNING Auctiopeer
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To Prevent the Marriage.
THE WOMAN WHO CLAIMS TO BE REPRESENTATIVE
O'NEIlL WIFE MAKES NEW MOVE.

Representative O'Nei.l Started yesterday for st.
Louis, where 1t is announced he will be married
to young woman OF that city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Moore. who created sensation
last cember by claimng that She had
ueen married 10 Mr.. Mil In this city,
has reappeared and revived the sensational story.
She went before Justice OF the Peace O'Neal Sat
urday, made oath to an am .avit setting forth
her claims against O'Neill aud the story OF her
inducing the archbishop VI 81. uis 10 forbid the
ma riage until the courts have decided whether
she Is O'Neill's gal W re or not.
Mrs. Moore STA es In the a1davft that she will
shortly b. come the mother OF John J. ONeilrs
enid. Last evening Mrs Moore sent word 70 hr.
ONeal, the notary public, that she wanted
important business. Mr.. ONetl went to the hotel
and Mrs Moore made a second AFFIDAVIT Of a simi-
Father Rowland, pastor OF st. Teresa's Church In
81. Louls. which the Congressman u 4 communi-
cant.
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CArARRH To CossuMprr TON.

Casrrh In its destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads to consumption 1t is therefore
singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease
should not make it the object of their lives rid them
selves Of it. Deceptive neies by ignorant
pretenders to medical knowledge have weakened the
confidence of the great majority Of sufferers in all sd
vertised remed,s. They become resi- ned to ie Of
misery rather than torture themselves with doubtful
pailissives.
But this will never do Cxtarrh must be met at every
stage and combated with ali might IN many
cases the disease has assumed dangerous symptoms
The bones and csrtiiag, Of the the orvans Of
hear ny. VI seeing. and Vt tasting Affected to b..
usees. the uvuAa eonga ed, tn. throat i.h.m
ad irritated to produce constant distressing
cough.
SANTORD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
Catarrh. from simple head cod to the loslh
some aud destruct stages 1t Is local md coustitu
tons Instant III eving. permanent in curing sate
economical. anu ver-fsiiing.
zach package contains one bottle OF the RADICAL
CURE, ole box CATARRHAL 50LvENT. and IN
PROVED INHALER, with treatise. frlce el.
POI liz DRUG And CuEMlCAL CO.. Boston.
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10 =, schedule in Eject June "a 1854
co.YO y M.-k@st senn. Mai Daily for W,r-a,,,,,
s..1onsnlle, ChAriotlsvH IyI,chtJurx and -,.fio :.
sprse sn .heIAsdlis and Ly1ci -urs. Blue ksSits
3d. yAonl sOnisry and New Orl.ans IN Imam
IipsSSl, wsshlustou to New Dreams
oe.e,ville. cord nsvlle stations Chea Ohio RIA
t,,snsh1urx, kocky Mount DznvilIe an stat ons ~
chsrIatfeh e on an DsnvlIle 1re-n-boro Raleigh
- aontsomery New Oriezus Texas and Ca ifornia
~, H.. Sssper New YORK Monteomery in Gomez
- . Mann Byudoir sleep-rs for Birmingham. Vicks
Sis,iatnd sht-ysport. Pul man erp-r DanvtIle n
Sxsumoia and August. solid trains wa-hinst"n to
snnI.@ Docs not connect for L. and o. route point,
a2:35 p M.-Daily. except SUNDAY. for x.n....,
% fh--western Express Daily for Warrelton
sss5uSonshe, Char.Ottesvle Lonisvflie Cincinuau
- ONO route Pullman sleepsrs and sol a 7r.ins
sshinzton 10 LOUSY lie ANA hite SULPHUR sprinxs
S.ssvI1i $50 Tor Lyneh6ury. Bristol ChattaaoOga.
Poants Through II lm..E sIeepers Wa.,inston 10
it, l1hout CHANGE
t, nl,J ~ f:M-Southern Express Daily for Lynch
Sis pan'lile. Raleigh, Ashsv1lle Charlotte Column
pa AIKEN tu<usta. Atlanta. Montgomery New Or
.s.na IeKas and California Pullman sleeper Wash
ington 10 New Orleans. wa Atlanta and Monte merry.
fannaan sIeeper Washington 70 Auausta Ga without
chsnee Pullman sleep T Baltimore and MashiusIon
~ White sulD4ur springs aud G ami % Kes"rTs
Lrens On washington abd Ohio divisOn leave WASH
M1si naiI S;OO N Daily sTcsgt SUM and 40 2
,o returning leave Round Fill $50 M Daily and
t:s99 NJ DAILY eHsegt sunday arriving Washington
THROUGH trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
vie anu Lync hourg arrive IN Wash nRtOn 700 A VI
burg al IL ;l3 M. and $40 p M. via Cbesapea1s
So Vnio route and ChsTlottesvills at $40 PM:
.1rnishtd and oszYaSe checked at otfce 1900 renn-
y,n;. svenqe anu a. Pss'enfsr ssAtion Prnnsyi-
il General Passenger Agent