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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
Eherf0s Males

Sheriff j. q Stineman has advertised the
following real estate for sale at the Court
House In EoensburR on Monday, March 4lh,
1889
The interest OF Michael Bracken in a lot
OF ground in GalitzIn borough upon which
is erected a double two story frame dwell.
house.
The interest of Daniel McKenna and Cor.
nellus AcGiilah in a lot OF ground in Gal
litz;n borough upon which is eIected
double two story dwelling house.
The interest OF Emanuel WeEtE In the
coal right OF 81 acres and loo perchrs In
Barr township, conveyed by William shank
and wife.
The interest OF Joseph A. Anderson in
lOS acres in Cambria township upon which
Is erected plank house and frame stable.
Gne interest of Joseph Leuiz In 3 lot Of
ground In Galliizin borough, upon which Is
erected frame house and outouiIdings
The interest OF John Brswley in a lot OF
ground In Snum!tyiIle. upon which is erect-
ed = frame stable.
The iUterrst OF p Flynn and James
Flynn in The following lands situated partly
in R-ade township and partly In White
township.
2si acres. bsying thereon splash
dam used for floating logs. To be sold sub
iect TO rights OF purchasers who have writ
ten co1Vryanees OF agreements for lots in
Flynn City.
A'so 500 acres In White township. known
rs the Henry Philips survey e1ceptIng
theTefrom ABOUT 20 acres OF The surface sold
10 W. B. G Fl-miming.
Also us acres IL White township, known
as the Thomas SSubO1rn survey.
Also 200 acres "a White township. known
as the Simon Walker survey. Excepting
theTefrom about 90 acres said to-SheldIer
aud 80 acres snid TO G-nrRe Glass
Also 300 acTes Ia Resde township known
ss part Of the Aersm Wilmer survey.
Also all tie ri2ht Of way. ti-s. strIngers,
! iron rail. spikes, swirehe-. etc. OF the cer-
tain railway running from the Cresson q
| Ciearheld railroad nesr Flynn City and
ending at or near McGifhn's mills on lands
I OF z. Deemer q Co.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 6;h,
1889:
John Z. Jacos- and Mary Maley. Johns
town.
Curtes E. HcTaer and Annie l.. Richard
son. Jshnstovu
VIM; H. Evernart and Mary J. SsIkeId,
South Fork
Henry Eugle. Richland and PhiIouer,s
Hritig, Auams.
john J. Wood. Pittsbnrg and Mary E.
Davis. JohnstowE
Andrew 3iousG and Kate AIwine, Stony
cTeeE.
John Woodcak and Agnes Mantle. Cam
bTia borough.
Jnhn Fulier, Socth Fork and Emma c.
Hnman. X chland.
VIM Snyder. FTusality and Mary Bysoe,
CtanyiIle.
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or unusual severely which I took last
autumn deE-iup-d inIo G difficulty d-eLdrd-
~ Ca aTIhal "a all its characteristics, threat
eDjug rrturn az my oid chrouic mslacy.
eGfarrh. One 5ottls OF Ey's Cr-sm BaID
eoa' pl-tely eradcsted every symptom of
that painful Rai prevailing disorder.-E.
". Warner. 155 HudsOs g., Rochester n.
Y.
CAtar-o. For twenty years ] was n suf-
ferpT tTona cataTrh ar the head and % roa {.
BY a few applications OF Ely's Cream Balm
i received decided ben-ft-ws- Gu ed by
.pe GOttie.-ChsrIoLIe Parker, wsyeTly, Y.
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RnekIcn,sArnIca kaIxe

The Best Save In the world for Cots,
Bruises. Sores. CicsHs. Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter. Cbapped Hands, ChiIbIaius
'corns, and all Skin Eruptious. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or ne pay required. Il lie
guarahteed to give parf-ct satisfaction, or
meney refunded. Price IS cents per box.
Bold at the drug store Of James, Eoeus>
OuEg. ana w. w. McAtec-. Loretto
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NOTICE
~ Notice 10 hereby given that the following
acc"cnfs has been tled IN The Court Of Cua mon
Z ess Of rsmorfa county. and will be eoarrned
BY s2id court on the drst Monday Of March neKt
HnIess eanss be showo To the contrary.
first and nal account Of p +. Hsnrge, as-
signee OF Prudence n and Rachel q. Cserye.
Account Of John a Blair. assignee Of Joseph
Gutvsif sno Hlfe.
Il. A szOEMAKER, Prot,y,
EoensburK. Fec. + Isss.
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SIAIE OF Pepnsy County Of Cambria
- ne Commonwealth Of PennFN ivanfa "a
Eiizaheth Damn. LoDgwOOd county Meath Ire-
iand Ron II Dunn. and Michael Dunn Long
wood county, Meath. lreIaUdt Matthew Dunn
Altoona. Blair county. Pa Mary Damn, LONG,
wood couHty. Meath. Ireland Bessie Dunn
Dunn, Greensburg. IA. Kate Parrish, PItos-
oIrg. Pa John :. Parrish, Ptttsburv PA !.
Agnes Iuun. Fittsourg. Pa. Daniel, Magic
Peter. Inoes and John Dunn, Altoona, Pa, Pster'
James and John being miners
GKEEIiHG You hereby cited TO hs ana
apgear before the Judges Of our Urphans' Clonr1
az Ebensburg ia a nj for said county on the ART
MIuhay oi March next, thsa aud there to show
cause. II auy you have. why the Court should not
decree stssrinc pertogunA Of contract nstVsrn
Fatrics Dunn. deceased. and Mstths~ Duua for
CERTAIN tract lot ior Ia ID sIta.ts1 ia tsrs
borough G. Oscs.a, Cls'rreId ecIuUgz "a.
E6easb urs, Dee. u, Is.s.
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N Notice Is hereby given that the petitSou
OF John @. GATES. assignee Of Matthias Kes- let
and vile has been died the Cont OF Com
mon Pleas OF "a II nris CO unsy asking for leave 70
re csnvey certain zeal estsIs to E1 -s1gnor and
that The same Will he sraptei on nrst Monday
OF March uext unIess ca1ys oe .h syn 70 the cud-
e-zry z s. S8(fYMkKYR Prrf-v
EeessTuF, Fet. !, 1877.
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VINO WOULD RE WITHOUT a HnmE-

WHO WOULD Re WITHOUT ROME
w Ihs Beech Grove Coal and Coke COM
pHny. locst~i at Gaiitzla. Pa. offer 20 sell seven
hOnhred Zoo Lote on the Ennny side OF Tunnel
Hll. not more than tour hundred yards from
chnrches ana school houses As thrre viii ~
pure water RAINING through this district 10 lesr
thAn year. and the Lots located IN the midst
o. prosperour section the OF fan
10 De profitable. We will sci these Lots on
monthly payments 50 that all who wish NAV have
home. All communications should he aidrs.--
ed 10 THOMAS BRADLEY
80, Iailitzin, Pa
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4 iSlVOOA9A0

E>DR SALE
l. House and lot IN Ehsnshurg Pa 4 never
iAilins spring. stable and outbuilding on prem
ises lEQuire st e. Dalton q son. hardware
store.
Ebenseurg. Got. Il 1855.
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EARM FOR SALE

TARM FOR SALE
It Ther will bs disposed OF a. private sale
. farm situate IN Allegheny township, one
fourth mile IRON LOrstto. n the road leading
nom said placs 20 Ebensourx. This farm SON
esins aoout 50 acres. about 90 a-res OF which are
cleared htv1ng there q tuostory frame
house nj barn hns richard, ses and 4. ia a
good state o. cultivation and veI Satered For
fUcrG pactcu sTp eddrsss
Lsrtto, Ts5. I, isss IasWFs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

A CD1TOR'S NOTICE
n The undersigned auditor appointed by
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cambria couptv
70 report distribution OF the fund In the hands Of
lanes r mYeis assignes Of SHmHei GIN and
wife az shown n his fret and hnAi account here
oy siFes notice that he will sit hs ONCE in the
oorouSh OF Ehenshurg. Pa, on Monday. Fehru.
airy 18th. lss9 at ten o'clock A NJ tor the pur.
pose oi lending 70 the duties OF said appoint
ment ~ which time and place al persons inter-
ested may attend or he forever drharred from
coming In on Fsid fund. ALVIN EVANS
Eoenspurg, Jan. =, lssa.-3t. Auditor
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m. .IittIeryroop,, >,

/ The T. '.usburg Amat- ur Op-ra company
I were greeted on NGnaay and Tu-sdav even
= ing- vsttssstuWded houses To- witness their
/ performances or the Ltttt- Tycpnn." Great
expectations were had OF tie cnnpzoV'-
/ performance f-um tun~- who witnessed
th-ir rendition of The NlKadu'' last vSSr,
and. the play progressed the high expee-
I cations cG tks audience. ,yeL@ more than tutN
7 ~ r-aHE-d The msuagrr. 81. II Myers.
E-q deserves g;rst praise tor the manner
. b. ~ eli b. has brought out th,- tuteuts ~
tr- cun'psuy and tb- m-msrrs who one.
and sH. played Jheir roles TO perfection. are
tn hs congratulated on th-ir Varq SuccpSsfuI
prudu-fnu of .Se pisy. Mss Fio Drisgs.
wbp Is m accom- plishrd perfaguer Ou the
p'ano Pg-sidrd at that iustrun-Ct suring
ths play aud tnucfted the KEYS with a mas
t-r hand. The toIloWtnG Is the cat Or the
characters ~ the piss
DRANATIs PERsoSAE
Gen K ietrrn. .,cSri MI Phi. q Fsnlon.
A We B-rt' 90. ...... ....... M II II Nv.r--
Rufu- Ready ....-. ........ NJ. h. Davis
Lnrr D. phir... -........M e Snarhsugh.
I, dds .....-.. ....-..... .... Mr. o z wukieson
I>oru D"lphin's valet.
Custom House Ofiicrr-......Nr 2 I Mo~Sr. |
M'pfgoursy hr. H-rrN LLOYD.
VI - Hurr can .... VI - jennie x. Blair
Daily - mp. ......-...... Miss MAJ. VI Jsm.s- q
i,dN ID t.htU....- So. Mis- Maggie Myers. 1
Y 'r.t ............. ...-.-... Ni-s Nstre Howell.
Chorus II TOURIST JaidsRs dEd japanese.
Sli,-. Naud B,.pdrr. C,roip,a NJ Col
liB- Apuir j. Blsir. ID a.. - MON. Min-
NE Hn~-u, May T. H-nry E "a Kin sley,
VI nv q Roberts. Auc- y rbi-r.
Tourists B0bSobliRs Bri0ands and JapGnsse.
S-~~t~. <. NJ. Bo -iu.s-r John 3 .tr,
VI roo C"u "a. VI Z,hm G. ~. w
Ion.s ! ~ Co n-l. Rnsert Scai Ian. W.
Fra. j'onus., stoddsrd l.. Ddggs, John
: sSshe,
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! q. LLOYD.
JyHN KIRBY tCon's
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Attest %. A. McGouaE Clerk
We the undersigned AudItor. 81 Cambria
couDcy. Pa. respectfully report that ". have
careitlly examined the W Gchert and accounts Of
ths Receipts and Expenditures said ooanry from
the 2ne day OF JanuSry. A. ID isss the T n day
of mary A ID. 1852 and hnd them ne statad ,
also the iOrgoing Assets and Liabilities lf said
county
Given Gnfer our hands at the Com N isstone---
Once this 30th day OF January, A. D. 1859.
LOUIS ROLAND
J. ". GRIFFIN ,Auditor-
GEO. A. KI%KEADA
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A nNINISTRArOR'S NOTICE
"A Notice Is hereby given that letters 81 a.
hlnlstratlon cum testamento annexo on the es-
tate OF hlehsri Mayors. late OF Summerhiii
toHnshlp, Cambria county. Pa. deceased heys
peen Rfanted 10 the undersigned. All persons
indebted 10 said estate hereby notified 10
make payment 10 me without DELAY. and hose
having claims against the same viii pre.ent
them, properly anthentica'e al for settlsgnent TO
HENRY NJ HUGH
admir- OF hlchafo Mayors decd
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No. % meals given 10 tranps durilg lsss Sls.
Ofths Inmates rsnainins IN tho house Jsnusry
lst. 1882 there are IS adriI nsles; IS adult fs-
males AID ? male chiidren-cne 81 which Is
lciJtic.
Inmates who Died Daring Year.
" lillian Lloyd. Clinton Goushnolr,
Sol. iindlesbcrxer Hugh Nc Gov
Scott Hutch tinsOn, Joseph Schuing,
frAnE HAFVey. James Gun.
Alexander Mink, Elizabeth Kelly,
Nush Dtshong.
Average number Of inmates per moLth during
the year &C 5l2
EoerEburs Pa. Feb !. Isep-A
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WHar gsa, WIFI Fv..ers pnlcuj csn ar tbs
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stock on Farm.

ID EPORT OF. LILLY, ESQ. STEWARD
H OF Poor and House OF rploy msnt of Cam
/ bris County Penna:
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Farm Implements.

two horse wagon. spT1ng ras ons, buzxy J. 1
road carr, farm cart hay rake. grain drill l
corn planter, cutting box. slet he bon sled
! log sled. VIII -el barrow, hand cart hSy lad =
ders. cider press. moving machine chopptnx
mill. Live horse power engine boiler = har-
rows plows, grain cradles sc.
Butcherej 10 hSgs. making 2.eoo lbs. pork /; ]
bull. and heifers. making l,lss pounds beef q
calves making $40 pounds veal.
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Thirty-cight tonr hay, eight hundred and
seventeen bushels of oAts, one hundred and nine
bushels oi buckuheat, six hundred and seventy
i've bushels ears OF corn. one hundred and ter
bushels Iurnips, one thousand heads ca bbaKo.
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A MOUNTS DUE POOR AND HOUSE oF
N EMPLOYMENT.
Insurance on Property.

Given under our hspds AT the Commissioners
once at Ebensburz. Pa. the 23rd, day OF January
a D., 1889.
LOUIS ROLAND,
]. ~. GRIFFIN, SAucitors
GEO. a. KINKEADS
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Farm Prod ucts.

Three horses, twelve cows, one stock bull or
bull for beef, four shoats, turkeys. sixty mir
chickens.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
Republican District League.

The Republican District League last
night accepted the resignation of Mr.. d. II.
Warner, as president, and Mcssrs. A. NJ.
Clapp and +. w. Fox were elected presi-
dent and vice-presdent, respectively. The
National League meets In Baltimore next
Thursday, and Matthew Trimble, General
E.W. Whitaker, Frank Aldrich and Colonel
j. 4. Ninal were chosen delegates, aud
Major A. G. Richards, G. G.. Cole, C. S.
Stephenson and Patrick O'Farrell, alter
mates. Rev. John Chester of this city was
recommended for Chaplain Of the House in
the next Congress. Resolutions were
adopted condemning the cowardly killing
of Colonel John NJ. Clayton Of Arkansas
for pOliticnl pnrposes.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
The swedenborrians.

The Maryland Association of New Jeru-
salem yesterday afternoon reelected the
old officers as follows: Rev. Jabez Fox,
presiding minister; Rev. James B. Parme-
lee, yico-president; C. A. Z. spamer, re-
Cording secretary; Elmer Y. Browning, cor
Responding secretary; Y. L.. Gilpin, treas
,rer, and r. d. Mussey, w. IL. Swift, Peter
Knapp and j. II. Douglass as the other
lnombers OF the executive committee. W.
M Mcintosh OF Maryland was ordained as
minister. Atthe evening session General
II. d. Mussey, Miss T. Mazendauk, and
Arther l.. Spemer were elected officers OF
the Union. They Will meet next year In
Baltimore.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
PULLED HIS auN.
William s. Warwick Threatens n
Detective.

William S, Warwick pulled a revolver on
Detective Mahon last night at the National
Hotel, but the prompt action of the officer
prevented him from using It, Detectives
Carter and Mahon were approached by
James Rooney, who stated to them that
thorc "wcrc three men looking for him,
with the intention of shooting him." and
the officers, without waiting for further in
formation, Investigated the matter.
The men Rooney referred to were stand
ing IN front OF the Metropolitan Hotel and
proved to he William s. Warrick and A. .
B. Tompkns, whoreccntly stabbed n young
man named Minettc, and Arthur + Kirby
Tompkins and Kirby, when called by De
tectiye Carter, stopped and were taken In
custody, Warrick went into the hotel bar
and was followed by Detective Mahon. He
then pulled his gun and pointed 1t at the
officer Instead OF shooting, however, he
ran out on Sixth street, and Mr.. Mahon
then began firing. The second shot brought
WarTick to q stand-still and he was taken
to the First Precinct Station. The three
men were released on $50 collateral each
for appearancoin In the Police Court Tuesday
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
A Great Plan.

A member Of the New York Legislature
has become aproud father Of bill to es-
tablish four State schools of instruction in
butter-making, milk-skimming, and cheese
architecture. These schools are expected
to give free instruction in the art of milking
nervous cows in fly time, in churning
cream, and in caressing butter until the
ultimate drop of buttermilk has departed
from 1t. There will be professor to pre-
side over the cheese foundry, and other
professors to lecture on the eglories of grass
butter, and the philosophy of curds and
xvhay
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
Congressional Temperance Society

The Congressional Temperance Society
held its fifty-thrd annual meeting yester-
day and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Nelson Dingley, jrs of
Maine, president; Senators Colquitt, Will
son Of Iowa and Dawes; Representatives
0'Donnell, Owen, Stewart of Georgia, j, ID.
Taylor of Ohio, R.,J. Vance of North Caro-
lima and w. Il. Switzler of Missouri, vice.
presipents; Rev. Frederick Powers of Wash
ington, secretary.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
ID. and o. Through Traius.

ttis stated that In about three weeks
through trains will be run over the Balti-
more and Ohio, Reading and Jersey Central
railroads between Washington and New
York. The route across Philadelphia will
lbc'temporarilyiby the Richmond Branch OF
The Reading, and connection will be made
so as to land passengers for Philadelphia
either at the Twenty-fourth street station
rpt the stations of:the Reading Railroad.
Thc rumor that the Reading has abandoned
iis terminal scheme is not true. President
Corbin is authority for the statement that
the terminal will be built. Tho arrange
ment is mainly Tor the benefit Of the Balti
more and Ohio, and Is simply carrying out
the original agreement made between the
Baltimore and Ohio and Reading before the
Philadelphia extension was built.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
Tho Audience Laughed.

AT one Of the recent Moody revival meet
ings on the Pacific coast the customary re
quest was made that those suffering from
any particularly heavy burden should stand
up and ask for the prayers of the assembled
multitude. After few moments silence
a tall, meek-looking man arose and, in a
prayers of the congregation might be
offered for his mothin-in-law. Instead of
praying the congregation first began to
litter and finally rOared with laughter
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
10th Anniversary
"STORE NEWS
WOODWARD & LOTHR0P

MONDAY, February IS,
marks the Tenth Anniver.
sary of our business career
in this city. We take this
occasion to publicly acknowl-
edge our most earnest ap-
probation of the liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon as
by the people of Washington
and vicinity, and to add that
we begin the second decade
of our business history with
the determination to still
better deserve your good
opinion and continued pa
tronage.
lished q small souvenir" Book of the store,
with descriptive matter and tasteful illustra-
tions, which we shall take pleasure In pre-.
senting to our customers. tf,l's
We snail SlR0HllZe tnB OccQStOne Dy display
ing inthe most conspicuous manner possible
our entire Spring Stock Of New Fabrics,
weaves and Styles, which, we may add sur
passes in magnitude. variety and attractive.
ness any similar showing made by US since we
began business.
Tho growth of our trade has no precedent
In this city, and the principles upon which we
began business ten years ago are In vogue to-
day--only they have been subjected to d much
more liberal construction each succeeding
year, and as In the past, so with the future,
the Cardinal principles will always be,
Equityto all. 1I t'l.,irtt
One Price Only. tf rth
Best Intrinsic Values.
Polite Attention.
Best Possible store Service ias
satisfaction, or no Sale.
To lend additional eciat to
the occasion we shall offer a
number of splendid bargains.
in seasonable merchandise,
and shall endeavor in every
possible way to make it a
memorable week in our
mercantile history.
We shall exhibit
New silks for evening wear .'h ii.-
New Drapery Nets, Tulles, etc.
New Street Silk Fabrics.
New Figured French:Challies.
New Figured Mohairs, ''t@
New Shades In Broadcloths.5
New Weaves In Dress Fabrics.
New French Sateens
Now Imported Ginghams.
New American Ginghams.
New Figured Challies.
New White Goods.
New Spring Flannels.
Wong Garments .tit
New Partly made Suits. E
New Mary stuart Jackets.
New '.Directoiren Jackets, az
New Spring Blouse Waists, ~; ~. =.
And various other new goods throughout
WOODWARD q LoTBRop,
|. .i, Corner l1th and h sts. rl.w.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
Masonic Veterans, banquet.

The Washington Masonic Veteran Asso-
ciatiouiheld their annual election aud ban
quet at Masonic Tompie last night. The
election resulted as follows; President, u.
M. Yznager; first vlce-president, n. D..
Iafner; second yice-president, II. b. Don
aldson; secretary, L, G. Stephens; treas
utcr, danes T. Pearson; stewards. James
IL. -Trumble, Joseph Jouy.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23

Augusta is making hard fight to retain
the Maine State House, and is not afraid Of
Portland's money or methods Augusta
hints that free lunches and free tickets ac-
count for the movement of hundreds Of
Portlanders on the Capital. Besides, Au-
gusta lays great stress on the fact that the
centre Of population loyalty remains in
Kenncbec County, being now In the town Of
China. Portland's offer is a lot of land
and 800, 900 towards the new State House.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
MEDIC5fL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TanAr-
nEST, q guaranteed specific for Hysteria, .Dlz-
zness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
Depression, Softcning Of the Brain resulting In
insanity and leading to misery. decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss
of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses
and Spermatorrhua caused by over-exertion
of the praln self abuse or over-indulgenco.
81 Si'V a box % or six boxes for s5. sent By mali
prepaid on receipt OF price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES :,
TO cure any case. With each order reoeiyed
we will send the purchaser our. written
guarantee TO refund the money II tho treat
ment does not effect a cure. Guarantees
issued only by @. CHRIsTIANI. Drugglst,
Solg AGENT. 4Si Ponna. ave-. between Az
and 9th sts,
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23

This prominent and representative furni
ture and uphostelry establishment, at 1915
and 1ssO street northwest, have received
another excellent lot of those unexcelled
antique oak rockers, at the fabulous prices OF
only se. 30. They have n sufficient supply OF
these goods for all local demands. They also
have for sale q South American all-hair mat
ftess 30 lbs.) for Sii@.
WV. III, HoUGnToS & Co..
i2is and l220 z street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23
Ca,arrh curod.

4 clergyman, after years of suffering
from that ioathsome disease, Catarrh, and
vainiy trying every known remedy, at last
found recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
This dreadful disease sending u self addressed
stamped envelope TO Professor j A. Law
renee, IS Warren street, Now York City,
viii receive the recipe free OF charge
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23

This reliable and wel.cstablishcd Install.
lrcnt house is now making improvements
ready for the spring trade. This establish
mont is located az 600 and a3s seventh street
northwest. Their new stock Is arriving, con.
pistng In part OF choice selection Of fmatting,
baby carriages, carpets, stoves, furniture, etc.,
all st the lowest cash prices on the installment
plan, weekly or monthly payments.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23

Imported exclusively in bottles bearing the
Government Protection Label on the neck.
The best Clarets. white Wines for table use
and medicinal purposes as recommended by
promncnt physicians. George T.. Kennedy &
Sons 1900 \ street northwest sole agents Of
thc famous ROYAL Hungarian Government
Wine Cellars of Budapest Qlungary).
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23

Hunting flags, oil sizes. silk flags from 2
cents up 10 $40 G. A, II. flags and canes.
Decorations In silk, bunting, muslin and tissue
paper. $, shields, state coat-of.arns, flag
poles. etc ctc NJ. q. Copeland & Co., Flag
Manufacturers 100 Eleventh street northwest
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23

The services of Professor Joseph 7. Mar
tin of Brooklyn, n. Y, have been secured
for Thursdays and Fridays. Glasses will
be continued ON those days.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-23

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be.used for children teething. 1t
soothcs the child, softens the gpms, allays
alipain, cures wind colic, and II is the best
remedy for diarrhpa. 25c. q bottle.