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CvnE Or
CANCER AND ULCERS

Judge T. c. McLendon writes to the Swift
Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga. under date Of Febru-
airy IA. 1883: about three years ago. Jerry
Bradley, colored man. had cancerous sore on
his face. near the right eye. 1t caused him q
great deal of pain. and he lost the sight of the
eye. but was finally cured Of the cancer by the
use Of swift's Specific. This case is well known
in Wilkes County, Ga. where he lived (near
Danbury). and Of this case, 1. myself, had per-
sonal knowledge"
Mr.. l. Cox OF Arkabutls. Tate County Miss,
writes, February "A. 1883: Il suffered a great
deal from old ulcers for six years. You- medi-
cine was recommended to me- and after using
six bottles. / was completely cured never saw
its equal q Blood Purifier. My neighbors
will use no other. Your madeleine does even
more than you claim for it. have known it to
cure cases which were thought to be hopeless.
II is the best medicine made"
Mrs. A. NJ. Goldsmith No. 674 Warren ST.,
Brooklyn. n. Y, writes. February 22, 1888: 81
commenced using s. s. S. about three years ago.
I had suffered with sore throat for over 9 year,
when commenced usin- your remedy. used
agrsat many other remedies with no good re-
suits. My little girl. also, had sore fingers: it
commenced from the quick, and then the nails
would come on. We doctored her for over two
years. and when commenced using s. 8. s.
thought would see what it would do for her
am thankful to say that it entirely cured her. It
Is the best remedy know Of for the blood. I
really believe 1t was the means of saving my life.
The doctor told me had throat disease SINH
lar to Gel. Grant'G cheerfully recommend it
to all suffering from disordered blood. use it
now . tonic whenever think need it."
Mr.. B. +. George. Milford p. o., Ellis County,
Texas, writes: Il had q cancerous wart or mole
on my eyelid. as large as the end of my thumb,
which had the appearance of cancer. causing me
much pain and Inflammation, from which
suffered a long time. Seeing the 8. 8. s. adver-
tised commenced using it, and after the use Of
afew bottles. the sore dropped ont. my cancer
was gone and was entirely relieved"
Mr. G. W. Pettis. Of Aiken. 8. c., writes: Il
was sufferer from cancer of the breast, and
had been under the threatment of three physi-
clans. but it did me good. 1t was so bad that
had to stop work. After taking q course Of
S. S. s. I was entirely cured"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
apis Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Hm agt. Lowe; argued and submit

COURT N GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Hnl agt. Lowe; argued and submit
TED.
CIRCUIT CoURT No. 1-Judoe Hagner.
Yesterday, Carter agt- Lane; judgment OF con-
csiunaJi0E- slater asL Davis; Judgmen: on mo-
IDu; stay OF execution graEtei. STANLEY agt. Dit
tT.ch Baum; judgment by default STANLEY agt.
DiitFIch; dO- Carter dgt- Carter & Co.; Judgment
q condemnation Carer at. Hoffman; 10. Phil
lips agt- Grant; order 10 show cause. 4
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judge Merrick
lesterlsy, Chamberlain. trustee, agt smith;
oeie4dabts death suggested, and administrator
Elile party Bursiorf agt. Clngnia; hill OF exeep-
EoCrTT CouKr-J,td0e Or
fe1tT1Ay, hiiiyaTd agt- Hiliyard; pro confesso
AID rsfsrsncs u auditor ordered Donaldson agt
Mlehaei; AIJs@rahee u aoseat defendant ordered
-tl ~ e L1frsa1 testimony ordered taken
DeiOre Oar Sanck, examiner. Thorn sgt- Major:
cause revived and L c. Davis. trustee made party
basaley az. BaZaley; Givorce granted. AcGiIi
asI t3inrrOn, convey anee BY trustees ordered
PKOEATE CoCKr-Jtdge Cor.
Yesterday, estate OF Wms HeDery: Ietters Tesla
Inentary 70 sarah Henery; bond 5000. EsIate OF
Sils. " 1bielccke; letters OF COMMUNICATIONS 10
caroline Thielecke; bond 500 EstaI, OF o. p g.
Ciafkc; petition OF adininlss ration. a, In c.rt.fn
claims filed Estate Of VIM. h. scott; letters test
a1nentary 70 Amanda j. scott; bond 81. eco: also
appointed guardian Ia same amount Of fond. E.
late VI Peter Campbell: executor authofized no
eel personal estate and pay counsel fees Estate
o. jas. L. Boswell; guardian authorized % expend
so on ward Estate OF Belden Noble: Inventors
ot money and deots due returned Estate Of
EiKtOeth Kelly; inventory OF money collected re-
tsrned Estate OF JnO- g. Fischer; executor DUAL
eeo- Is ate Of seth l. Phillips; statement OF ex-
ectitOT nle,L Estate OF Kate :. de GcoIrOy third
account OF guardian passed Estate OF Thos. f.
DOlan: nrst account OF guardian passed. Estate
ii kliLlDeth - Kelly; ErsJ account OF administra-
t0r passed EstaG- OF Margaret A. JaTbOe; mrs,
aceOJnt % euaTdian passed Estate OF Chas L
saeTril!. maj account or executives passed.
srTKRAs ASSOCIATION or ODD FErIows.-Ths
.ifst anniversary of the Odd Fellows Veterans As
soclasloa Hhs ceLFbrated last nlghL by q banQue,
a. Lstns, On n street. After the cloth had been
removed TIC pfezident, W. W. Danenhower, made
an address, aud ten. uncer the direction OF the
I0ast-aaAstef. speeches were heard from the fol
Thompson, Oliver DIiOur John r. Given a p
crAadAils i. ". Fowler aud Z. X Faulkner.
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PLAIN FAcrs


IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
l. OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT Is IN
QUESTIONABLE THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
.. OUR STOCK TWICE AS LARGE AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
g. OUR PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
A. ONE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY: EQUAL
RIGHTS TO ALL.
e. ON ACCOUNT OF THE ABOVE 1T Is UN-
NECESSARY FOR Us TO USE COLUMNS IN
NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES,
BUT LET THE ABOVE FACTS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES
TO FACILITATE MATTERS.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE ENORMOUS INCREASE
IN OUR BUSINESS AND CONSEQUENT LARGER
NUMBER OF PACKAGES TO BE DELIVERED, WE
HAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE PARCEL
DELIVERY co. TO ATTEND TO THE DELIVERY
OF ALL PACKAGES SOLD AT OUR STORE THIS
COMPANY WILL MAKE FOUR DELIVERIES A
DAY IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY
OUR REMNANT ROOMS OPEN ALL THE YEAR
ROUND ON THIRD FLOOR, WHERE BARGAINS
CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED.
LANsBURGH BRO.
THE ORIGINATORs OF CLOSE PRICES,
myl 420, 422, 424. 426 9TH St. AT, 4I9 Sth ST.
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.ARRAaANsETT PIER.

N ARRAGANSETT PIER
on the wave-swept shore of Southern Rhode Island
place OF rest and enjoyment unsurpassed on the At
laDtc coast. Sufficient communication with the out
side world yet delightfully."- isolated that the Sunday
outcome Of cities cannot rush in TO annoy and monop
oze From the first the patrons of this resort have
been of the highest characterquiet persons refined
tastes, who blend into harm whole soce-
ty at once Intelligent aristocratic yet free and
politan.
The Pier and its environment, designed by nature,
aided by art is indeed haven of rest The restless
Is in the and in its fury lashing the sturdy
crags, rolling in long pillows the sanded shore
the finest beach in the world is present pic
ture of marvellous beauty and grandeur while in the
background is the picturesque ngling of upland and
dale OF shady walks and drives, of sylvan glens and
Tickets
Expressly to enjoy the bathing do visitors come from
every state in the Union. No sandwastes, no dusty
thoroug ares intervene between hotels ana the
ing pavllllon Directly from their clean kept
walks the Dathers trip to the beach-the glistenne
beach, miles in extent where the children romp and
play from morning till night-a charming scene with
the lazy lapse and lisi of the waves.
The wants and wishes Of the visitor ministered
by rst-ciass hotels arranged for comfort ease and
all-season enjoyment Wide verandas stretch seaward
and roomy chambers with modern appurtenances give
fair views of water and land The tables supplied
by the Rhode Island gardens and the markets in the
large clues, punctnaily systematically.
inquiry OF the proprletOrs OF all Of the hotels
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PROPOSALS.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. MAY & 1855
mens un f VIZ e ssiYed 81 as
NAY SiSEIEENfa, Ysss. ses n.natsssarins and
srsss 81 ...na.
o a 81 es
sas ara xsiys Let E.rs, I'D. ri not & con,
.,ry Of the Treasury and endSrse for
.. G" q s FAIRcHiLD.e secretary. -' ' Il IT,
DToN NAY H. isssseaisd Proposals vii n Be- re-
Gse s ski s oS
ton insiading materials Of extension to the East
Nashlns.oH: Plans and spseisestiOns for the work
ss % to s ss nspa h mSs s S
dorsed Propo,si for building extension At Govern;
to reject any or al bids WM f. Villas. secretary .''
PRoPosALs FOR NEW NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
lsss.under authority conferred By the act of Con,
gres entitled An act making approprations for the
and for other purposes, APPROVED March 1857 70
s SD st this pepsrtmsnt until TWELvE TChooK
1855 Tor the oonstruction and erection by contrsc
OF the new Naval be George
nine teS buildings The requirements Of the De,
partmsnt. Including the speeihcstions Of the work.
son az in he TsSlar resps to the
Secretary Of the Navy copies Of which tosether with
the supesintendent Of the Naval observatory Wash
Building, New York. N Y. Proposals be made in
accordance with forms which VIII be furnished ON APP
said and must state the time within which the bidder
will complete the entire work Payments under the
meats e the work proeresses upon bills duly certi-
fed The last payment and ten per cent Of each pre-
vious instament will be reserved until the finaf &C.
ceptance OF the buildings by the Department. Pro-
envelopes marked Proposals for the New Naval Oh
servatory," and addressed to the Secretary of the
Secretary OF the Navy reserves the right to waive
fects in form and to reject any all bids as, his
Judgment the interest the may require
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY, Secretary of the Navy
ap1 !, lS,25,my2. l6,3O,jel1
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il FOR baltimore and Potomac River LandinRs
Steamer sU Il, Capt Geoehegan. leaves stephensons
Wharf every SUNDAY, 1t 4 O'Clock y. Ia River
freight must be prepaid
Tor further information, apply TO
sTEPHENsoN BRO.
m3-6m stii street wharf
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the southern Baptist Convention In R,chmona
year. ne4s
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TTM14ANS IL INE Es YORK 10 LlyERP9oL
slfi 81 q eassfEs:xses nay nay h b Jun; June
CITY OF CHlCAGO...... April ~. May 70 June 30
CITY C OF AEril ss, June duly
r,i oabin p.;:;s ado and AZ 'Sns 2; SS Sl n
$50 and e35 steerars. eco. PETER WRIGHT &
SONS. General Agents. New York. 0kO. ". MOsA
Agent 92l PA ave-. Washington, ID. C. ap2-3m
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DROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL. DEPOT
II OUARTERMASTER,S OFFICE. WASHINGTON

L QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
D. c.. MAY 10 1SSS-Sealed proposals. in tripllcate,
office until TWELVE o CLOCK NOON, MC/DAY.
JUNE Eleventh. 1858. at which time and ace
ing aud deyer,ns in this city snch mineral oil
l. 1883. Blank forms bidding and any inforna ton
required will be furnished application this office
my11-6t
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A FEW WORDS TO ADVERTISERS.
The Dess LEGAL Aaverss~sag MeAisss
An the World.


-
with entire confidence THE w.surSerox rvrsrs.
star is presented to the public as the best local
advertising medium TO be found IN the whole rang,
OF Journalism. This claim Is based urou certain
nrmly-established facts which are wen worthy
the consideration OF nil persops tD,e,,,.,s IN o,a
muu,cat,ns with the puh,,c An r,,,.r, 70 .nv ,,s,
the broad ana SOLID foundation thai Tn, sv,sc,,.
culates In the city where printed a larger pumpef
OF oop,es in proportion 70 nopu,a,,on than an,
paper In the world Ana NOT on,, A. - ,.,,,.,,,,
the soroe. and .lles but &c rs also IN. Rms, sncs
the psper GOES not alone into the hands a, m.
peop,e of the District OF columh, n. ,.o.,, ,,,,
into their nomex-,p,o the families q, an ,s.....
and into thoss Of the mopey-speno,ng n, wall n,
the monev-esrnine norton OF the com,nun,tx a,
larvrr ratio than any daily ,ouru., q, ,.,.,.,
circulation that can he named Ry reason q, IN,
fullnesS freshness. and reliability OF It's news
local, domestic, and foreign It's Independent ana
fair treatment OF all public questions, It's intel.
gent and effective devotion TO local interests and
Its close attention 70 matters with which the
household, and especially Its lady members are
concerned TUE STAR Is everywhere recognized
and admitted TO be, In every quality, the leading
and favor1te newspaper Of the National Capital
alike In the counting room, the workshop. ana me
family circle
In support OF these statements attentionisin
vited TO the tables below. They not only show the
circulation and advertising patronage OF the paper
bic increase shown I'm both oepanments m e,c,
month ovsr tho ,o-,ss,on,,n, 1865, a.
x,ops vs.r ,,ov o,sO uus,..,. -
,.,,
49,, - 49,, a..
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| - - -
Daily average ..4 2.i33 23.6s2 25,sss
/ ihefease..-.....-.-. l.sas i.soS
NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED IN
1Sa5- s0-S7
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NJ, JUS hLANks COACHING TRIP THRorsH SCOTLAND.
M M Anarew Sarneg1e and Wife. Accompanied by
NE partner, MT henry Pnipps, jr., ana family.
49, vi sail ior Europe on Tuesday next When
Biaine, Mr.. Carnegie replied: .In london an I,,ns
pa tnea i we start on coaching trip through Eng.
iano anu scotland. embracing 700 miles over an
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ATTORNEYS.

a Z. ALLEN, GENERAL CLAM AGENCY sPE.
As cial attention given 70 ciams asinst tbs Unitod
kt.tea General o0ces 1925 n. I. ava Wsahingtoa
Eminent and experienced counsel
GAMPBELL cARRIN0roy. ATToRNEy-AT-
svenus' Washinstons d @ kssAdsaeA l2lo 81 -
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EDUCATIONAL.

CRAYON PORTRAITS-WILL TEACH ANY ONE
Nto make crayon portrait in > lessons; no knowl
edge of drawing necessary satisfaction
no charge: J. W. REYNOLDS studio, 13 May Build
ing, cor. 9TH and SITS. my16-2ws
II ANGUAGES.
Washington, 123 14th st. NV
Open all summer Reduced prices
Also. summer course at Asbury Park, N j., and Old
Orchard Beach, Me. myl6
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Mt. VERNON, MT. VERNON,

STEAMER W. ". CORCORAy
Leaves wharf daily (except sunday for Mt
Vernon and hiver Landings far down Glymont al
10 O'Clock r. Returning, reaches Washington
about $3.50 p. IN
sl6 I. L BLAKE. Captain
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FoR POTOMAC yEM isn RIyE YER L a Z
Lelves 9TH ST. wharf MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
a.d SATURDAYS at am Returning TUESDAYS.
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS pm touc hin, at RiverIApd-
ings tar Nomini Greek. CuTroman, Va and st
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b aud o. X r. al
Shepherds see schedule. JOHN b. PAD6ETT, Art
G. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ia25
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SUMNER RESORTS.

y ~ OuVhLh OGASOn1Os
RnRlE.s5SIoN VILLA. CAPE MAY. n. !. MAR THE
my14-sm . Mira j. 4 MYERS. P. O. Boz ssA
EAUouIER WHITE sgLPHUR SPRINGS,
Fauquier County. Va
viii be open JUNE 1sT for the accommodation of
in either " the 1 Vrns. Gas electric
bells. hot and cold baths each door.
hours from so wsshnTson. Four Trains daily
Mss Tor circular containing analysis Of water at
myl2. limo H. cABELL MADDUx.
GUNNER HoMEs-THE NORWOOD BUILDINGS
summer; gardens planted: roSms for . number q
families IL the residence and cottages; pleasant sum-
~ rive. valley
this city by Virginia Midland R. + c,np,,
myl2-Or 1401 Massachusetts, ave-
NHE cATAwlssA,
comforts pies3rssase sssnerS elegant drive.
Low rates. my12-5ts
.IoRpAN WHITE SULPHUR sPRINds,- FRED:
4 sSs Star Ss once M and
HOTEL KAArrnsK111.
srAsa SafHs isSs Sthss $sE so
Railroad scoss: direct lie SSse send 70.
siIsEI HOUSE. Broadwsy and sssS s.. NY.
I1yD-u, W-SOt
TNTERVALE HOUSE,
INTERvALE N. H.
Finest located hotel in the Mountains From its
broad vefandas are views Of unlimited extent aud
surpassed beauty No expense has been spared look
ing to the comfort and enience of guests Its
pointments to none of the best city hotels
and in addition has perfect system Of drainage and
pure water from mountain spring. This hotel viii
be opened JUNE and for the month Of June special
n. H.
my11-eo6t STEPHEN MUDGETT SONS.
LoNa BRANCH.
WEST END HOTEL.
Season Of 1888.
COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT OPEN JUNE O.
HOTEL OPENS JUNE %.
With improvements and additional attractions
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SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NokDDEU1csHER LLOYD q q 90

&c 6OutubHptou tlOuuOu HbVr0t Bremen.
Aller We'd May IL. 80 q u. Eider sat, hay
We'd. May %. $3.50 pm: Fulda. Sat-. NAY 26. 8 an
Trave. ed MAY 80, - q IN.
Comfortable sIsterooma, excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments Prices; LIST cabin. elO0 and up
wardsa berth. according 70 location; Ia cabin. tSO
and $50 berth. steeraee at low rstss. Apply 70 Il
J. Dk0oP. 936 Penn. ave. BEA1-L. BRVWN 3 Co.
1921 ST. myl4
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DENTISTRY.

~ sxxacted without pafl. b. - q sccal eDPsnSea
IEsgsssd md need oe1y ~ - Tea ~ - -
teed ap1O-xms
nR srAHa IAneo08 0Bgxlg& - -. oQ4
= 8! -: - :, - 49,: s - =
ssE: 'shiss - sssSs ssz5a ~ h1's'sA
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PROFESSIONAL.

T1ROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED GLAZE
II Joysnt Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. born
with second siyht and veil LIVERY hidden mystsZ
hidden tEeasurss. Give lucky number. csnss.
success in business Rsmoyss I'll family troublsl
and evil innusncss Curss sickneea II Disappointed
by efforts Of oher Judge not Al alike the Professor
convince the most scepttcal tranees from other
cities viii cave time and dssppcintment By calling on
cssds where ~ others fal and advertise. only what
he can DO. sittinsA 50c 1Afe-readinY by NAL on
Q % e Open sundays fr0m ! 70 pm; .,
myl5-2Sr al 0th u nv.
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Be1va RenOminated.
MRS LOCKWOOD, THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL CAN,
DATE IN THE FIEID

MRS LOCKWOOD, THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL CAypr-
DATE IN THE FIELD.
The national convention OF the equal rights
party met In Des Moines, Iowa, yesterday after
noon. The convention was called TO order by Mrs
Nettie Sanford Chaplin, Of Marshalltown, chair
man Of the national committee. The arrange
ments had been made 50 that the delegates unable
70 attend could send their ballots by mall. The
convention proceeded 10 count the ballots thus re-
etNed. VITA the following result: "For President
Beiya A. lockwood, Of Washington. For Vice
fIssldent-AlIred n. Love, Of philadelphia"
ihey received $40 votes and were declare duly
btaine, Ailson- Gen. Clinton X Fisk, Elizabeth
Saay stanton, susan b. Anthony and others. The
Convention adopted a platform favortng woman
suffrage, pensions for all needy soldiers and
salofs protective tarin, with free sugar and lum-
" - anu repeal OF tax ON whisky ana tobacco and
convention adjourned sine die W."
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There was lively time at the republican state
convention at Montgomery, Ala, yesterday. -Four
ffths OF the delegates We're eolored. Two chair
men were chosen 10 preside. and both tried to Dc
IL The confusion lasted four hours when third
party, the old chairman, stepped In and cleared
the stage. A fourth man, Alfred Boyd coIored
was then chosen chairman, which was cousidereC
q victory for the sherman men
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MEETING OF The BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
PERSONAL AND NEIGHBORnOOD NEWS AND GOSSIP
VISITORS TO THE GOLD MINES
Correspondence of TIE EVENING STAR
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CPECIAITY n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- CoQturY WaNAs10ea bound for IS and as cente 8
TAI lYdHIT f1NDERr lsstebli!hsd 16z6h 4ol2
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MEDICAL, &c.

AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
IL experier ced female physician should consult Mrs.
DIR. wills N, li05 Park Place ne, bet and c and
18th and 18th SITS ne. Ladies only. ap23-l9t'
NINE. DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABL1SHED AND
M reliable ladies' Physician be consulted daily
At her residence. 00l St NV. Office hours from
to y ,. m with Ladies only. my7-lm'
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NCHOR LINE
"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY, June IL July 1. August g. Sept s
Largest and finest passenger steamer shoat.
Saloon Passage, $50 70 loo; Second Class, o3Q
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q rof SSnfbEkk a2fkzk4. aahb xxnA1sm
r.,.ssa.. can i ~ F'aA ave '''ss0''''s s2a,
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SHORTHAND REvOLUTIoNIZED.
Acme Photography. the only system combining legi-
bty with brevity of outline acquired thoroughly
six weeks. Reporting speed gained in between three
and four months. Classes now forming. Typewriting
taught free OF charge Call or send stamps for Pros
pectus. First book. zoe: second book. 81. WASH
INGTON SCHOOL, 921 st. NV. my9-l2ts
T E. SCHEEI. TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN
q and Singing Particular attention to beginners
AZ well as those wishing to be qualified for teachers
performers. 134 18th ST. NV myl4-wks2ms
A NORTH GERMAN LADY WANTS SOME MORE
IA scholars for the instruction the German Ian
lnvl
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IT, CsEsaassaas - ~ Expsse
Fssa ~ washinxsa Rsss ssau.Es stA. lsea
W eansrsssiais I'm seAs = N gsss prupg.
~. n~sHss saaw svs~1se sssUU~ 49,
Uh1ted nuooa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-05
ZE SWIATA.

BERLIN, 81 czerwca. = seim
pruski dzlsiaj otwarty zosta} przez
krola Wilhelma nova Cd tronu
to! tresci. krol nasamprzod czesc
oddaf swemu nieboszczykowi oicu,
podnoszae jego szlachetnosG, lego
w%alecznosc W bojach, wreszcie DO
haterska jego Wake z smiercia.
Dalej oswiadczyf, IL bedzie sic
kierowa4 politvkq swego dziadkaa
Wilhelma. Bedzie sic stara4 utrzy-
mac w kraju pok6j koscielno-poii-
tyczny. Bedzle sic trzymaf trady-
cyl pruskich inans6w.
w dalszym ciagu wyrazl1 krol
wsp6fczucie dotknietym ostatniemi
powodziami W Prusach, oswiadcza-
jaac, re Rad czyni wszystko, adv
i'm pomodz i ochroniG ich cd DO
dobnych kiosk ma przysz4osc. Die
kuje wszystkim, kt6rzy przyczyn1ii
sic do ulzenia nedzy. o b e M u
je rzady w czasach bar
do krytycznych h; lecz
z zaufanlem i z rajlepszemi che
ciami spe}nienia swego obowiazku
podejmuje sig ciezkiej roboty, jaka
go czeka. w koncu p~rzytoczy} s}o.
wa FryderYka Wielkiego: ,,Kr6l
jest Pierwszym rzadem pahstwa."
Wilhelm II czyta} move cd
tronu z he4mem ma g4owie, co ME-
wojskowym s}uchaczom niebardzo
sic podoba}o. Szemrza tel ludzie
pc wszystkich prowincyach - cho-
claz gazetom 0 tenn plsaG ME VOL
no re powiedzia} moja armia.
jakby narod mic do niej ME miai'
dalej, re wspomniaf o swei
absolutnej mocy i o ,,chwale, kt6.
ra trzeba utrzymac i powiekszaG."
BERLIN, 9 lipca. = Car pa.
pisai do cesarza niemieckiego d}upi
list, kt6rym objawi{ niby
pokoJowe usposobieuie wzgledem
Niem'ec, ~wyraiajsc zal z poxodu
smierci cesarza ~Fryderyka. Genera.
Pape odjecha} 2 w}asnorecznvm'
pc rosyjsku napisanym LISTEN CO,
sara Wilhelma do cara. w liaoie
tym CESAR obiecal postepowad
podfug rady swego dziadka u