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Daily Republican., 1889-03-14
puBLIo sALE-THE suBsoRIBrRs

ItObbAO SALT NE cbDoOtttbEhs
Il having sold their farm and Intending Il
quilt farming will sell at public sale. on The
premises, situated In New Castle Hundred on
the State road, near Hare's Corner,
ON M0NDAY MARCH IL 1890
-, -SS'i
At 10 O'Clock, q. M, sharp,
The following described personal property
to w.t..
bEVEN HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No. /. Mack. dun horse s years old, mn ex-
eellent family horse, nuyrr been trained bat
can show n s-inlnuie gHlt,
No, 2, Wick. brown horse s years old, ID
hands high, sound very stylish and show
good sction.
No. 0. John splap, bay horse, q years old, 10
hands hi sh, sound and al right Will IN AKA an
excellent Eentleman's driver, full brother 10
No. I.
No. 4. Gym, gray mare II years Old, with
foal by Michigan; an all day mare.
No. s. hob, bay horsr II years old.
No. 9. Delaware, bay colt, coming 3yeats
old, by Revolver
No. 7. Flora. yenling by Michigan.
Nos. land 0, Pair dark brown mules, years
cid, sound aud as good as any mans team.
weighs q sOl lbs. % head OF cows. most all Will
be la proht by DAY OF sale, 3heifers, | Hol.
stein bull, weighs isO5 lbs,
Farming imnlementsi Two iarm WAGONS, !
noIss cart, l mafket lcat9Olh, Jun sest
carriage, spar spring buggy made by
Snthile; no-top buggy ! Portland cutter, l
npn sieiRn, ehamplon hinueri moving I'M,
AIM nsclgld uu,SI;.n 5y1II 'Cnfnnnn
- sewer, syfacGss p,pws,s suAil eofn
hsyrny Ut, pl9n ior ~ MI ua A. 49, .,to,
@nit,ynior iran AM w., nA r,itiSniora VIM aary
covering attachment wooden cpitlvators,
w, W CON conering A. aennlrntt hA,toM !
MtEElht9n corn marker, nay beh'' horse
IAhe' ! double hArpoon nay ihk, ~ leet
rope; cor corn shelle,, ! NanMinekle graz ian.
~ ~ peil, k,lhusIonc, MhteiuatsNi pealh
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14
on THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1855.


horse, 5 fresh cows 2 heifcrs, will be
IN profit by day of sale; 2-venr.old hei
Ter, ysarling heifer, 2-year. old bull.
pne 2,horse wagon, carriage, horse
ihk FH, buckeye moving machine, corn
Sprlng; iron cultivntors, large iron
pot, hay outtor. sets double harness.
pillow harness, collars, brides, matters
double and single trees, now pIow, |
slhhll OK yoke, cross-cut saw, = geese
ana gander, turkeys, ducks, chickens, 3
DuIlels OF cider vinegar, wood by tile
cord, and other articles.
Terms: - All sums of $40 and under
cusll an over that amount a credit OF $
y bahkable note with an approved ci,.
dorser, no interest ifpuid when due.
W, l.. CURLETT,
Thomas Brackin, Auctioneer. mis-. ltw.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

for the extension Of street or the
widening of an avenue. Improve.
men,s OF this kind would not benefit as
many citizens as few squares OF
paved streets would, and We do hope
that every bill empowering Council 10
add to the already burdensome debt OF
the city, will be promptly killed by the
Legislature,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14
GRATEFuL-coMFoRTIN6.
Epp's Cocoa.
BREAKFAST,

"By thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws WHICH govern the operations OF digestion
anu nutrition and uy 9careiul application OF
ihe me properties OF well selected Cocoa Mr.
rpps hai provided our break fast tables with a
delicate favored beverage which may save
W many htAsy d9ct1rs' bills, II Is by The iu-
silulloh may be gradually halt up until
strong enough to resist every tendency 70 dis
ease. Hundreds OF subtitle nHlades are nOat-
ingar0nnd us ready to attack wherever there
" weak point. We may escape MANY a Ia Al
hlhlt ny keeplng ourselves well fortified with
pure nooh aud properly nourished frame, ~
-CtVll Service Gazette
Made simply With boiling water or milk.
sou only IN half pound tins by Grocers, la
JAMES EpPs AND CO., HoMGorAricu
CHEMISTS London. hnx and. MON tn sd&w
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

Is it not worth the email price Of 10
cents to free yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think so cali at our store and ret bottle
Ct 5hiloh's Nitalizer Every bottle has q
printed guarantee on it, use accordingly,
and II it does you no good it will cost you
nothing, N. b. DAnfo'th, wholesale and
retail agent, Second and Market streets,
WILMINGTON. Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

to be called handsome, especially the
young ladies. But this is simply impos-
sible as long as their face is covered with
p!mplcs, blotches and sores. But wait,
there is no need of this; one or two
bottles Of sulphur Bitters will remove
all such designations, and make your
face fair and rosy, Fannie Bell, Ed
tTess.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

We have 0 speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh Diphtheria, Canker Mouth,
and Headache, in slIlLOH's CATAKRa
REMEDY. \ Nasal Injector free with
each Lottlc. Use it II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 5O cents. N. B..
Danforth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

One colt, head Of mllch cows, seven of
h Lneia VIII be Ia profit by day of sale; three
Shielens. Farming implements: Two 2
morse wagons, two-horse market dearborn.
lone'noI5e market dearborn, Jump seat car.
olhoeT, with sheat carrier; self-dump horse
TAX, Brsdley; lportland cutter, hay bed. /
n n,s' uI.g cnillyators, triple Harrow
,npeilai hlow, one no So pillow, sets single
harness' Z5ets stage harness, three sets plow
Deiiy crates, onion sets by tile bushei, / feed
cutter, lot COW chains, also 10 acres OF WHEAT
~ EI2unu, ! secretary, lot Of chairs, sewing
other articles. anu P"us ana
Ierms;-All sums of $50 and under cash
Dankab.e mole. with an approved ,nnI ~ ",
anu lnlcre from date. j j NuniiE''
VIM, j. Lank, Auctioneer, rss vii al
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

To morrow Governor Biggs will
give hearing TO those who arc inter.
esting themselves in behalf of William
J. Calhoun, who is now in New Castle
jail under sentence of death. The
friends of this unfortunate young man
will ask the Governor 10 rcprieve him
for fifteen years, which is the same as
committing the death sentence to an
imprisonment tor that length OF time.
There is no doubt but III would an.
swer the ends OF justice fully as well
as his execution, and we believe that
II the Court had possessed the Iower
10 do 30, he would have been sentenced
70 an imprisonment, instead of the
death penalty. At the time tie crime
was committed Calhoun. who is known
TO be of weak mind, was cra2ed with
drink, and although drunkenness is
not an excuse for crime, mania or in ,
sanity, no matter how produced, is
always regarded in mitigation of an
ofense. We believe Calhoun should
be punished, but at the same time we
think, and we believe it is the general
sentiment OF the community, that the
ends of justice will be as fully answer
ed in his case by a long term OF i'm
prisonment instead OF the execution Of
his sentence,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14
rheumatism, the Bane OF Human Exist


y,elds rapidly by the use Of a few doses Of
Professor Drew's Rheumatic Mixture. It
acts upon an entirely nav principle; it
immediately discharges from the kidueys
the poisonous uric acid that accumulates
in the blood, thus producing heart and
kidney diseases OF an mcurable nature.
Its action is immediate and permanent
Beware OF quack or secret nostrums; they
never cure. Get the original price 50
cents at DR., Cantweil's pharmacy Eighth
aud Spruce streets
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

pUBLiC SALE AT l7TH AND UNION
SIS, Eiusalars' Castle Nos, KG.E., bay.
Ing arrthPe1 to remove rom their pTcsent
GEAR will sell at public sale, all their fur
hilHIe, consisting OF carpet, owe, desk,
18th, lss9 att. 81 p. M. mn-m-th-T II
DUBLlC SALE OF FURNITURE
Il he'd room suites, also single bed .tead
and housthold goods In general sale Mon
day morning, March lSIb, at O'Clock, No,
ioJ East Eighth street. l.. ". SIIDHAM,
mll-6L AuctIOnecr
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

A great and special sale of
Plaid Cambrics, Nainsooks
and Lawns; so different styles;
the best Scent ones you ever
bought. The I2H, IS and 90
cent ones are extra good.
A big drive in White Aprons;
a accent one for 20 cents.
Nine. Demorest's new spring
patterns. Spring Portfolio Gaia
logue and monitors free to all.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

There should be some way by which
the police could put stop 10 boys
carrying revolvers. 1t seems to be a
growing evil In this city, and as long
as the practice is followed, Just that
long we are liable to have murder
committed, by boys, any day. Parents
can do much toward preventing their
sous carrying pistols, and it they will
not do 80, they should not complain if
they are put TO considerable trouble
and expense. The only way hat we
can see by which police can DO much in
this matter is for them to search every
boy they can get their hands upon,
whom they have good reason TO be-
heve has concealed deadly weapon
In his pocket and in every instance
where the suspicion proves correct, 10
lock him up and let Judge Ball dis.
pose of the case By sending il to court
for final settlement. Tho penalty toi
carrying a concealed deadly weapon is
q fine Of not less than SIS, nor more
than 800, and II there were q few
examples made it would have a salu-
tary effect toward stopping this dan.
gerous aud rapidly growing practice.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

For strengthening and clearing the
voice, use browns Bronchial Troches. "
II have commended them to friends
who Were inihiie speakers, and they have
proved c%'fem+ly sergiccable "-Hey.
Hcary Wa.l Beecher.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14
Wanamnlrer's.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday March ~ 1850

The eyeNt of this yeek-
The Dress Goods Exhlbl-
ton. The styles, thousands;
on exhibition, hundreds, but
more shown each day.
Tile e0ea Of Nert sOeek,
Tuesday, 10Th inst, the first
view Of Wraps and Dresses
for Spring,
Tile e0ent of s0esk after
nerk Tuesday, 26th inst to
Thursday, the 2Sth, the first
view of Spring Millinery.
Bear these points in mind
Benedict and Patsy will find
small drafts on the exche-
quer, while Mater and the
daughters will find grace and
beauty in their dress and be-
longings.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14
Philadelphia, Wilminptor =,
Baltimore Railroad, ''
EEBRUaRy oa,t, ,o
ibUaRY cath, lsso

Ts No. VII ns leave Wilmington n. ,on
. "a Sis, 5tsrip " s.p'SSe e !, = an .@;sI%
u; .i ! q "a sd 70 All. n AZ %
~ SlM93eoaau ss, sos IS 7oS siS 10 ~.
-. EoI cSss.ss Z ts u 80 y g, ID 3 :, n.
icSj D. l. Is II IA. NJ. IA 30 81. s ~ IA
Accommo dAtion, en- BA ~. %
a. n. Y 81 ass. 4ol ga, 10 20 en- nA
nS !. y, ! Y ] 4 ID. =, - * b. Be-
FOR West Chester. VIA L.ros,.
for Newark l0eatrey and in,s,ns,,.,.
Bstiners and int z 1nS I X p :, a; :"
VI soo p. N. and y Is Night. 'suooL Dl,
Ball.iimore and bay Lane, isp.n
tlS 49,, 20 p, m. and u % XIII, 'AiS
Tralns ior Delaware Division i.systo,.
Is .. M, and IL "A Is Nh N :; NJ 1875 - 80
asosTss,town and Lewss, sn a, m. ,spn,
sSsi9Iu itSapTnes sh 80 ?: m.
q. "a, and X S s =. M ana "u 'Ail'nL ~
,,s E,Ip. 1 e for H'rriAston, 70 D. a. WI
EIp5ess fSr Doyer. Harrington. aud ma
franklin CITY, 10 =. Al,
fort. ana s t Il Is Eish pa r'i'' o',
Leave Pnilsdelphia. Broad str.,t, "a, vr
~, j. ., j i, i 81. No., 0. 7 Sol, u
0e. b2i, 6c7, So, iI21, Il'gO. ii u n ~ ~ IN
Aecommodation, els, loss a. "a, 'iAts
q. t". o<1 so Ioos 1910. and llDp,n
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR PhnadeipAiA texpreas,, 2n ,r,.
Accommodation, sI5s, m ~ I'm re ! Pas
tty, ", 70 20 aud 10 a. D. m ~ "a w.
a ro[ Sheste, is6PressI. TOl.S 10. uu,n
sAscsommodaiion. iisan.. 1910. la
30, T. and 10 IS p. m. ~
For New York (eSprssal. q %, ga.Ew
n ~ IL s1 .. m, fsi'' . n. VA 'd& ser.
roE \, Nest ohestsr. via Lanotir, ,s.n
FOR Caps uhsriss. Old ro,a. comfort a.,
Norfolk, Z Us Night. 0'aiofh ahi
For New Castle, kirkwool, Middleton,
Olayyoa Dover, FELTON,, Harrington. PiW,-,
baltimore AMI Washington, Az y
Sisht. M,,Tn9re, .. o. , n. din sT MIX az
mington lexpresil. $50, 7.2l, 80, IN TIL
A. NJ, sos, 'a4',B.s7, ll.21, IL Band ii. s7Pu
A,ccomsm % ~ is,asA. ~, INA! 4
feTred 70 the ticket once al he station. Nv u"
Trains marked thus 81 are limited s1pr.iL
upon which extra ARE ia onArged.
aeherai FAa'eaEcA Al
|pALTIMoRE 4 ONO RAILROAD
mn AIMS ILaVE mn w. t''l
20. ~, -, ~ L. PLipI'
sExu,,ss tram ~ w.
M No,r ,.ni, d,..z ,,,, .
m 40 az - an "a ns ~ - w. q
MN. 1onE, sunday, '.1J o 3d., l.A
~ 49, y ",
= 40 : a. .'h - - Mooh utNS' 49, tN
10 a. n, % ~ g ~ ~ - ~ ~ me-
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9uo, II 10 n. M, az ", ". - Ui, 500 5B
% w. ~ u %, y u, 20, 40 % , d.
Us ~ week Iays, II, CIV, lW,
~, = 30 y %, 40 n. IL 10 "A. To-. 'Ep-
~, - W, 500, . %, 70 %. $40, thj. Uil
%, \ 20, so - u. IN,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

DuBLIC SALE-TIIE SUBSCRIBER
L intending to stop farming VII sell
ut public sale, near State Road station,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1850,
at II O'Clock, n. m,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

DUBLlG SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale on the preIulscs. on Thurfday.
h0use buildtlg and lot Of trouni, at F1urih
an Washington streets, front % feet on Wash
ingtnn stfe.t 10y 2l2 ieet gu Fourth street
mI@-'t AuCtlOneers.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

H6H An importer called
on us a few days
ago and begged us to help him
unload a big lot OF German
Cream DamaSk Table Linens.
We never saw these goods sold
before less than Is cents a yard.
The price on this lot will be
50 cents---only two-thirds price
for an article used EAH
in every house. WV
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

cdu uttHS Will HUI SEdCC uHti
beauty in their dress and be-
longings.
The dress of the home
Carpets. In the pressure Of
other things and the crowd
ing of the Dress Goods
trade, we have little time to
tell Of Carpets. But why
should we tell! You know
as well as we do that if you
would buy Carpets wisely
you must know our stock
and buy them here.
The Carpet Store is second
floor, Market street; the Car.
pet Remnants are in the
Basement.
Sprays OF trade-Flower
sprays. On the 4.h of March
We offered you a large lot OF
decorative flows RS at very
low prices, the outcome OF a
good trade with an over
stocked importer. A quick,
clan sale closed them out
in a twinkling.
Here is smother similar
venture-positively the last
OF the season. 1000 stems
or branches with ample foil.
age and 2, 8, or 4 blossoms
each, The prices are half
or less.
Tulips were & 80, now 70 cents
Poppics were 80, now 25 cents
Chrysanthumuns were $3.50, now
Is cents.
Chrysanthemums were rs, now So
cents
Roses were az, now 81 cents
Narclssus were IS, now - cents
The roses include all varie.
ties.
just to prevent error
these flowers are artificial.
Chestnut street entrance and east Of
Transept steps.
The Stationery depart
ment meets increasing sue
cess e every day. Why
shouldn't Ii? The space Is
doubled, the stock is great,
the prices are right, ard tht
facilities for engraved work
either social or commercial
unsurpassed. We do not US,
our customers social cores
pondence as an advertise,
ment OF our business.
West centre.
Who wants TO be bald
Young folks are oftel
I amused at the expense @
their elders polished off O.
! top" Are you young2 D
}. you want to escape simila
: ridicules If so, keep life i
. the roots of your hair, wbic'
you may do by the use {
Phytalia. This is a proprie
>. tary article of which we ow
t the formula, aud, manuiac
:. turing it on our own prem
i ises. we know the ingredient
i and their quality. Like a
=, our toilet preparations, it
a proper and healthiul art
Gle. Bottled in two sizes. s
y and AS cents.
u Main aisle. centre
a Fifty cent qualify Men
7, Neck wear at 25c. Tee
ID scaris and tour-in-hand
O. light and dark effects.
Middle Market street entrance.
he Limitation Ivory in a Tab
= knife handle Is sometime
\, better than the real. On
ye an expert can tell thel
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

JUBLIU oALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
! public sale, at No. IlIi TatnalI street On
" ednesiay, Mar. b 20, 1852, at one O'Clock. n
M, parlor set chamber sets, carpet, chairs
4 SON, Auci. mi,-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1850.
at O'Clock p. M. .hArp.


The following personal property:
Eight hsAd 81 horfra
'. BRy pony DIZZY nHr driver
aNd can drive 5 miles an hour; ye!y sVftEA
gentle. -<MHS
?. hoyrsl horse, year, old, rood diver,
can BOT In minutes, quilt and all rlghi.
Y. BAY mare, oyeArs Old, good worker ana
4, soTrol cot, sy.srs OLD, broken 10 desble
asd sinAle 4arness and can show a . ninnto
gate; sircd bI hockhill.
8. Gray mare, syoArs sld good driver and
caa trut IN 2.3a quiet for lady 10 drive,
g. blaok mare, 7ytArs old, good WORKER
worker. 49, nv
=, noan mare, sYear. old good brood and
o. sorrsl horse, years old, good driver and
worker and dee locker.
Two good No. /. pair OF mules, good
g<nMeaS Fifteen head OF nne n,lch COW.
A[ESS most OF than will he In o oit bt
NJ sale. Z gooi stock bulls, / lArrs
pair or work oxen, well broken, 10 head 81
young cattle,
WAGUss-l doctors wagon, I RockayAy
Wagon, two-seated wagon, ffottlpe wagon
Jaeger wagon, IL wheel wagon, 4 tciShar
| ness, good hApsinK oil lampe
l.. ", stilham Son, Aucls. ~
| DUBLID SALE OF THE ENTIRE
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

DUBLIC SALE UF PERSONAL
p'upcrb The subscIlter viii ,elt with
out rHAerve at public sale, OF his farn, near
Newport, On
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

DUBLiO SALE OF THE ENTIRE
4 furniture Of a Broom Lossc No. 4Vj
Daily Republican., 1889-03-14

We'd call them good value
at S. and $3.50. They are
part Of a big lot of Ike
things we've just come by
away under the market.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. FRIDAY EVENING April. l9 1889
CORPORATION NOTICES.

iNITY TREASURES OFFICE,
" Room No. City Hall,
Alexandria, Va, April Is, 1889
DELINQUENT STATE TAXPAYERS. TAKE
NOTICE.
At the May term of the Corporation Court, at
the front door of the Corporation Court House, on
Fairfax street. will offer at PUBLIC SALE all
the REAL Es ATE belonging to delinquent tax.
payers for the year 1897 q description OF which
can be seen at my Office, or at the Clerks Office of
the Corporation Court
apis M B. HARLOW. City Treasurer.
NfAYOR'S OFFICE,
VY1 Alexandria, Va, April 9th, 1880
LAST LICENSE NOTICE.
Those who require and have not yet obtained
city license are hereby notified that they must
do so on or before the Goth instant. The Finance
Committee are in need of funds, and longer in
diligence cannot be given
ap9t I'd E. E. DOWNHAM, Mayor.
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A Terrible DeeG

As stated in the GAZETTE, Yves, Farms, a
farming hamlet nsar Springfield, Mass,
YVES the eoene Of a terrible double tragedy
yesterday morning Jos King, o wealthy
we'll known citizen seventy-eight years of
age, was shot and killed by Edgar King,
his eldest SOD, and the house fred and
burned. Some time after, shots were heard
near by, directing the assembled peighborI
to spot twenty rods away, where the muir.
derer was found lying In a pool of blood,
having shot himself. The cause of the
crime ia trsceable 10 an unbalanced mind,
caused by dissoute habits. The murderer
and suicide had planned for the deeds he
committed. i fey days ago he gave to
Charles Clark sealed manuscript, which
he requested him 10 keep and not open un
Ill some time in the near future, saying he
would soon 60 away, and that the letter
would reveal Why ne went and where he
would be. The papers were read yeeter
day, and revealed the determination of Ed
gar to kill his father and also his aunt. The
final act WAS to be biz own death. All
this, with one exception, has been done.
Edgar was once in partnership in the busi-
meas of making whips, WAS worth considera-
BILE property, and was married, Six years
ago bis wife procured divorce on the
ground of drunkenness, When his proper
ty was gone he led bad life and got what
money he could from his father until the
latter refused to give any more. The story
of yesterday morning is brief one. MIR.
King was lying asleep in bed, and his wife,
who had not undressed, was on sofa
in the same room 1t was about two o'clock
that she was awakened by revolver shots.
The son had stolen III through the sitting
room, and without word aimed closely and
fred three ehota INTO the body Of his father.
One shot took effect over the right eye, one
ia the Deck and one in the breast. Death
was instantaneous. The sons only reply to
his mothers pleadipgs was 10 seud for Clark.
He then vaiDly sndeavcred to enter the
and Mrs Moore. Failing in this, be retired
to the woodshtd, setting fire to the house.
after which be disappeared The screams
extipguisheG the flames The whereabouts
of the murderer vas unknown until about
three hours ia sr, VIII, a revolver shot back
of tbs house attracted the attention of those
who were nesr the smoking ruins. Quickly
running to the spot they found the murder
or, who Was DOW also suicide, lying in a
pool of blood The revolver with which his
work had been done was lying by his side.
The remains of lunch were lying near by,
and sticking in tree was butcher.knife
recently sharpened The man, who was dy-
ing, was taken TO house near by, where the
body of his father had been placed, and died
Ia an hour.
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space unless the is psid for at transient ratesr
anI under circumstances tOiA they be alotued to
ado,rtise other than their legitimate business in tbs
space contracted for.
Al transient advertisements must be paid for in ad
vance.
Marriage and death notices must BE paid for IN ad-
rance.
RESOLUTIONS in n'eor:am othanks tributes of respect
resolutions adopted by societies or persons unless OF
public concern, sciH only be printed in this paper
Advertisements.
An communications should 5o Addressed TO Gasete
Alexandria, Va.
Persons caring tae city hGve the Gasettc mailed
to them. postpaid, for fifty cents month and the
address changed az often as desired.
The Gazette office Is connected toith the Telephone Rz
change Advertisements orders for tss gaasr, ,alOs
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For all diseases of the kidneys, bladder or
urinary organs use Finney'ss Compound
Syrup of Buchu, positive and speedy cure
for the following symptoms Pain in the
back, insomnia, nervousness, muscular
weakness, vertigo, dizziness in the head,
dro, ,sical swellings exciting in men, women
or children, weakness arising from various
abuses. As blood purifier it has 70 equal;
it eradicates from the blood through tle kid
neys, all uric acid and other poisons- leaving
the skin smooth ID free fiom MI eruptions.
BRoADUs & SMITH, agents,
Successors to S. b. Lunt, Alexandria, Va.
jan14-6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-19
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