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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
BRoScH1r1s CURED.

BRoScH1r1s CURED.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION.
40 CENTER STREET, NEW YORK.
June 25, 1883
The winter after the great FIRE in Chicago 1 con.
trsced Bronchial affections and since then have been
obliged spend nearly every winter south Last No
vember was advised TO try SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPOPHOsPHITEs, and to
NY surprse was relieved at once and by continuing its
use three months was entirely cured gained flesh and
strength and was able stand the blizzard and
attend to business every day.
7. c. CHURCHILL
Sold by all Druggists. ocl
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CUT HIS OWN THROAT.
A Plate Printer Attempts Suicide with
Razor.

Jeremiah Maggie. plate printer employed IN
.ne bureau OF Engraving and Printing, al
'emp'ed suicide IN his room at No. $50 sth
street northwest this morning by cutting his
throat with razor. The deed was committed
between and 6 O'Clock.
Nasie roomed with another printer named
Hanee and the latter was awakened by hearing
Maggie grooming. When he got mp he found
Maggie on chair with blood streaming down
his clothing.
Policeman Marshall OF the first precinc, vas
summoned and had Maggie removed 10 Provi-
dence Hospital IN the police ambulance. Al
though the wound extends almost from ear 20
ear. the doctors At the hospital think he will
recover. Sickness is the cause assigned for the
rash act
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AYERS

ssrsapsrfs. Your life. that Of some one near and
lear to you may depend the use Of this well ap-
proved remedy in preference to other preparation
III similar name 1t is compounded Of Honduras sar-
,sparIla Cthe variety most rich in curative proper
Ees,. sullingia, mandrake, yellow dock and the
Iodides The process Of msnufseture is original,
skfu scrupulOusly clean aud such as 10 secure the
very best medicinal qualities of each ingredient. This
medicine is not boiled heated. and is. therefore,
not a decoction; but it il compound extract OBJ
tanned by q method exclusively our own. Of the best
and most powerful Alternatives tonics and diuretics
known to pharmacy. For the last forty years Ayers
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS,
LOTTERY ADVERTISING

Mr.. Moore Of New Hampshire introduced .
bill in the House yesterday making 1t unlawful
to advertise in any way any lottery schems or
game Of chance. A penalty for the violation
of the provisions OF the act is fixed at fine OF
not more than $500 or six months imprison-
ment or both.
COUNSEL ron MpEcuNIous pxrrxpAxrs
Mr.. McAdoo introduced bill in the House
yesterday providing for compensation for
the services of attorneys designated by
the courts to defend destitute persons tried
before such courts. The bill provides that the
District shall pay such compensation as the
court may decide to be fair, not exceeding els
per day.
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She Asks for an Injunction.

Hannah Henderson has, by Messrs. /. b. Lin.
ton and W. H. Sholes. filed bill against the
District, ID. W. Classic, A. p. Pardon and E. NJ.
Hewlett for an injunction to restrain the pay
ment of a Judgment The bill states that in
March, 1889, she obtained Judgment for o., $50
against the District for injuries received by
falling into an excavation on 6th street
extended and an appeal was taken:
that some days afterward Mr. Classic,
her counsel, requested her to sign a paper as
he said to obtain compromise, and she first
declined to do SO; that she was then told if she
did not sign it the whole thing would be
knocked in the head &C., and she signed il.
but, as she could not read, she had no knowl-
edge Of its real contents. She sta ties
that she heard nothing more until
the 4th instant, when she learned that
an appropriation had been made for the paw
ment of the judgment She was then informed
that A. P. Pardon had filed the judgment as
assignee, and making investigation she learned
that July II the Judgment had been assigned to
MIR. Pardon, under the hands of herself and
Mr.. Classic, and SO recorded in the clerk 3
office, and she charges that this is the paper
MIR. Classic induced her to sign. She states
she had no agreement with her counsel. Messrs.
Classic and Hewlett, to compensation, and
states that unless the payment of the judgment
is restrained she will be deprived Of her rights
She therefore asks an injunction and that the
assignment be declared void
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
Like an Earthquake.

LEBANON, Pa. April 22.-At 8 o'clock this
morning the people throughout the city were
startle d by the explosion of one of the Cole
brook furnaces, which sounded like an earth
quake. There were four reports in quick sue
cession buildings were shaken and windows
ratified. The jacket at the furnace stack was
blown out and the sheet iron roof blown into the
air. William P. Wright. engineer. was knocked
down and severely burned. Thousands of peo-
pie ran to the scene of disaster. The fire de-
partment was called out and soon extnguished
the flames. The damage-to tine furnace will
amount to several thousand dollars.
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Against Secret Lodges.

CHICAGO, April pa national convention to
consider the secret lodge system opened in
West Madison Hall today. The convention has
been called because, to quote one of its pro-
motors. During the past year events of ma
tional importance have fixed the attention of
the people as never before upon the extent and
power of the secret lodge system. The Cronin
murder in Chicago. the investigation of the
Mormon oaths in Salt Lake City and the up
rising against Jesuit intrigue in Boston and
the British provinces have been a revelation to
the people, and danger turks in this system"
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Why Did He Die?

ROCKFORD, Ill. April 22.-The dead body
Of Frank r. HARRISON, son of Alderman Wm
HARRISON, was found on a farm south of the
city last evening. A bullet wound in the left
breast told the probable manner OF death, but
whether il is a suicide murder has not beer
determined. A revolver, razor and a bottle oil
laudanum were found near the corpse Both
radiaI arteries had been severed below the
knee. Frank was universally liked and nc
reason can be assigned for his self-destruction
IL such IL proyes IN he
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Troops Holding Back Indians.

CHICAGO, April pa dispatch from Fort
Robinson, Neb., says: Troops at this fort are
under orders to be ready to take the field at a
moments notice to intercept the Cheyenne
Indians who mediate leaving the Pine Ridge
agency without permission to consult with
others of their tribe in regard to certain lands
1t is feared that the old Indians cannot restrain
the young bucks. Chief Tangled Hair and
forty-four Indians came here yesterday and
reported that they were in a starving cond-
ton. The commanding officer has ordered
rations for them and they will be sent back to
the agency.
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An Ex-Mayor Found Dead.

FIrcHBURG. Mass, April 22.-The body Of
ex-Mayor Eli Culley was found In the reservoir
at o'clock this morning. He disappeared
Monday morning. Mr.. Culley had been ill for
some time past and his mind was affected. He
was fifty years old and leaves widow and 81
children He was mayor four years and
member of the legislature in 1880
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Diphtheria Among the Vikjpos

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 22.-Malignant diph-
liberia is epidemic in the village of vining in
Otter Tail county and nine-tenths of the popu-
lation are afflicted with the disease. There
have been twenty deaths since April l and
thirty altogether. Instead OF adopting meas
ures to check the contagion. the people, mostly
Scandinavlans, are seemingly doing everything
to spread it. The state board of health has
been notified. but as yet no steps have been
taken by it to quarantine the village or assist
the sick yilla0ers
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A Timely Letter.

SALISBURY, Nd, April 22.-Henry Lercallette
and Victoria Wright were being MARI led in a
country church near here and the clergyman
was about to declare them man and wife when
an aunt of the young woman appeared
upon the scene with letter from the
wife of Lercallette. The aunt asked the MN
lister to read the letter out aloud. When the
minister finished reading the letter the would
be bride fell in a swoon. and Lercallette in the
excitement left the church and disappeared.
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Tele1raphic Briefs,

The large Wholesale business block at Davis
and California streets, San Francisco, burned
last night. Neutte 4 Co.. dealers in Irvine bags
and tents, lose $50. 900; Wellman, Peck i Co.,
tea merchants, lose $4,000, and j. I. Cutting,
$4,000.
The King & Hamilton implement works at
Ottawa, Ill. were destroyed by IRE last night.
Loss, $40 900
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The Sullivan and jackson Match,

SAN FRAScIsco, CAL, April 22.-At the meet
ing last night OF the members of the California
Athletic Club an informal decision was reached
to match Sullivan and Jackson for a purse of
$4,000. No agreement when the fight will
take place was reached, but five or SIX months
hence seemed to be the prevailing opinion.
The proposition will be formally brought be-
fore the club tonight
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Law Gould's Train Derailed.

MoRRLLroN, ARK, April 22.-Jay Gould's
special train en- route to Fort Smith was de-
rallied here yesterday afternoon. No damage
was done to Mr.. Gould's car nor to that of
General Manager Clarke's. The baggage car
and the tender we're damaged. The party is
composed of Jay Gould and daughter, his ply
stefan, DIR. Munnsigen, and Manager Clarke and
some local railroad men.
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Death Of James Ryan.

Mr.. Jas. Ryan, who for a number Of years
was chief of the publication division, bureau
of statistics. died this morning at his home on
Massachusetts, avenue. Mr.. Ryan had been
resident OF this city for many years, and had
been connected with the bureau of statistics
for more than twenty years He had the con-
sumption, but was only confined to his home
for q few weeks
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The Netropolitan Stake

LONDON, April 22-The race for the great
Metropolitan handicap stakes. at the EPSON
spring meeting today, was won by the Duke of
Beaufort's three-year-old brown colt Parting
ton. Mr.. Harding Cox's three-year-old colt
Armada was second and Mr.. II. T. Barclay Q
three-year old black colt Galway, third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
A Lesson for Policemen.

Today in the Police Court Lawyer Jordan
complained that the police had failed to sum-
mon witnesses in a case after he had placed the
summonses IN their hands, and Judge Miller said
that the defense was entitled to the services of
the police just as well as the prosecution. The
judge directed that the police be notified 70
serve summonses and make them returnsble
forthwith hereafter, whether they be for the
prosecution or the defense.
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NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.

Maryland Appointmen Fremont,
Major General on the Retired List.
The President today SAINT 70 the sensse the
following nominations:
! John C. Fremont Of New York to be major
general, US. army, on the retired list
John T. Ensor, US attorney for the district
Of Maryland.
VIM. +. Airey, Us. marshal for the district
of Maryland
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Saved From Embarrassment.

ATLANTA, GA, April 22.-The Constitution to-
day will say that the crowd from Washington
on the southern "Pan-American' tour was
made up merely of the private clerks and Wallets
of the delegates and that their failure to come
saves the people here some embarrassment.
The same journal censures Secretary Blaine for
having left the south out of the original pro-
gram when the delegates were really in the
party.
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Some TH1ses / Know.
soME DON'T KNOW

KNOW that am selling the cheapest Oak Suits in
the clty. Z Il 9J.
.,IKNOM am selling the cheapest Parlor Suits in
tie city. SO 30 ~ Slu0.
KNOW have Nobby Hall-room Suits Wash stand
N!th glass, nice strong able aud Bed. HARD WOOD,
KNOW have Mattings as low As you can buy
thel Ii. SC yard Up.
KNOW that make q dollar stretch ons hundred
sents no matter what you want
l ANON have a clean Nav STOCK. no old shop-
worn sly & run of during special sales. &c.
hNCH you viii have the best attention. even If you
~ leCAlh< around" and matter what you
ior ihe mouse, cOlue and me.
DONl hNON Why the lady who borrowed my
LihUtelt@ does not return II. / don't much
toOut the uiu Orella out lose 4 customer with il.
1 bON'i NON why people vii pay more for goods
.hAL our acNertised prlce. SIX Crystal 1uInblers.
t3e. don Know why people doubt our statement u
before they try US. Bed springs, ysc / don't know
any other Wa " let know what have but 10 tell
You tshe-seat Chairs sc bent Mood Vienna Chairs.
OAk and Mahogany, sl-75. j don't know any better
nay 10 DO business than HE RIGHT WAY L don't
knOs any people more pleasant On than those
rsht and sell them cheap for cash don't knoSr :. Sy
Ieoule will fool items. Ia e. and hnv ~ ~
paying 50 10 So Tor Wire Bed Springs the sans ~
sell tor 81 -, and every thing in proportion SToP
AND THINK ABOUT II.
know you don't catch the biguest hsh IN Seepe..
water. don't claim to carry the largest stock bt
d. claim 20 cut the best you et and a.
You something ali alOns and those doubt Lone
hes much hsnaeIaber the name aud pla1e.
GRASTY, Tue Pusher
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Drove on with the Wagon.

This afternoon while one Of +. NJ. Walkers
drivers was delivering goods on Corcoran
street some one drove OF with the horse and
wagon. The police we're notified and half an
hour later Oficer Kendall arrested drunken
man who had the horse and vehicle near 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. He gave his
name as @. w. Reardon. He was held for in
toxication.
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PrB1Ic SAFETY
DEMANDS

That only honest and reliable medicines should be
placed upon the market Ii cannot. therefore. be
stated too emphstcAy, repested too often. that
All who in need Of . GENUINE BLOOD PUBI-
EIER should be sure and ask for
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Herbert Ward Married.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Herbert Ward the
African traveller, was married last night to Miss
Sarita Sanford. The couple will sail for Europe
on Wednesday.
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The Columbia Club House Omen

Extensive preparations are being made at the
new Columbia Athletic Club house on q street for
the grand opening reception to be given there
FRIDAY nigh. There are fully 4. 500 invitations
tax the car Scity of the new house TO its utmost
Ample Arrangements have been made for the
care Of the ladies and gentlemens wraps and
every precaution has been made 10 prevent O
crush or confusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

foC GAN BREAK Up A BAD COLD by the timely
use Of DIR. Jayne's Expect rant an old ana ,,onn.
lar medicine LOT sore Lungs aud Threats and tie
best Of all Cough remedies.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE April 22.-Cotton quiet-middling.
1lA. Flour dull-Howard street and western
super, 2O0ao.50; do. extra, 2.7Ja375; do do.
family, 4.00ai.60: City mills. Rio brands, extra.
do. do, 5.10a5.5o do. do. straight, 4.60a5 90;
do. do, extra. Eloa4.5o Wheat-southern active;
Fultz, s7a92: Longberry ssa92; No. 2, 9la94:
steamer No. red, SS; western hrmer; No. 2
winter red, spot. s9as9A. April, s9as91a; May,
s94; July. SS. Corn-southern active and firm:
white, 42a45k; yellow. 4oa421: mixed spot 4oa
40A; April, 4Oa4OA; May, 4Oa40A; June, 4Oss a
401s; July, 401sa4ln; steamer, 39I Oats fairly
actye-southern and Pennsylvania. 30a33; west
ern, white, &c. do. mixed, 3ia32; graded No. 2,
white, 33. Rye frm-prime to choice. 57a5S
hay strong and actiye-prime 70 choice timothy,
13J0al4.0O. Provisions Quier-mess pork. old
1915, new 1880; bulk-meats, loose shoulders,
picked shoulders, 6k; sugar-cured smoked
shoulders. ~; hams, large l0al4; small III xal?T;
lard, renned TX, crude 6ka6k.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April % lclosing>.-Wheat-May. ssk:
June, SSH; July, Sx. Corn-May. 1885,: June,
33i.; July, 33Es Oats-May, DAN; June, egg;
July, 235s. Pork-May, 1915; June, 1896; July,
1900. Lard-May. as; June, Gao; July, 642k.
Short riDs--May, 5.32x; June $40; July. o.47k.
The CRUISER BALrIMoRE.-Orders have been
issued at the Navy Department directing that
the U.S.S. Baltimore, now at Norfolk, proceed
to sea on Saturday next on her inspection trip.
She will remain at sea several days and on May
10 she will arrive at Baltimore, Md, where .
celebration in her honor will be given by the
city authorities. The Baltimore is now fully
manned and equipped, with the exception Of
having on board two Of her complement Of
four eight-ipch Runs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

Rrslaxs OK ACCOUNT or Ill HKALrH.-Mr.
G. b FAxon, on account Of i'll health. has been
compelled to give mp his position Is superin-
tendent OF national bank sxaminers in the
bureau Of the controller Of the currency. Mr.
Fsxon leaves tonight for his homo in fennes-
zee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

IAbLEh-sElIlNG On Wednesday, April ie.
lcSo. " tseN a heron outwGter, Mar JACOB TABIEN
OF Washington. DC. TO Miss ALICE n SELLING 81
Atlanta. ia.
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In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing.
Of embexxlement from. the United States Fl.
press Company was resumed today.
Alfred Butler, coiored, was charged in the
Police Court today with stealing seven kegs Of
beer ffom the Anheuser Busch storage rooms
and was fined e25 OF sixty daya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

The U.S.S. ESSEX was put into commission
today at New York and will probably sail soon
for the Brazilian squadron. She has an ex-
ceptionally fine crew, well drilled in all
Of their duties. 1t is the desire of
the receiving ship commanders to
fit out ships hereafter with crews 30 well
drilled that it will be possible for . vessel to
sail, If necessary, ON the day after being put
into commission instead OF waiting for weeks,
perhaps, for the officers to train the men.
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Damages Claimed Tor Slarder-

Messrs. Campbell Darlington and I. william.
SON have for George Woods and his wife. Edns
Ann Woods, fled q suit for Islander against
Ernest Ritterhouss and his wife, Mary. 10.
$4,000 damages. The plaintifRs charge that
Mary Ritterhouse on several occasions used
language falsely rejecting on Mrs. Woods
moral character and the character Of her
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
Range of the Tn

Range or the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal office today; Sam. "a. 2p.m-, ~; maxi.
mum, IS: minimum, 81
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SARSAPARILLA

Has been the standard blood purifier Of the world-no
other approaching it in popular confidence univer-
sal demand Its formula is approved By the leading
physicians and druggists. Being pure aud highly
concentrated the economical o; possible
blood medicine. livery purchaser Of ssrsapsrilla
should insist upon having this preparation and see
that each bottle bears the en-known name Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

Assistant Engineer Strickland of the navy,
coming east from the Pacific coast,
brought with him the body of Lent
Frank r. Heath, who died in
San Francisco last June of pneu-
monia resulting from exposure during the
fatal hurricane at Samoa q year ago. He turned
the remains over to young Heathss relatives in
Riohuond yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

LIVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR.
II tiers Little Liver Pills aspec Ne for sick head
a hl Only one phi dose- A woman cant stand
everything
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He is a Citizen of q New State,

Mr. E. o. Graves, ex-superintendent Of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, is in the
city OF visit to his family from Seattle, Wash,
where he is now engaged in business. He is
president OF bank and is a large real estate
operator. and his reports would indicate a most
prosperous condition of affairs. He is looking
exceedingly well and says that he is glad that
he went out to the new state, which he declares
has great future. He will not take his family
out there lust vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

IMPURE wATER. THE CAUSE OF SO ASycH ILL
health. IL made harmless by adding a little Angos
Tara BitterS Manufactured by Dr.. J. q. b. sleser,
. sous. Al al druggists
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Nj
Name. o. z. Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
WIRE to Corson and Mccartney, 141Y + street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

The PARCEL Posr CONVENTION between this
country and Costa RIGA goes into effect ON the
30th of April
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A VOID HARSH PURGATIvE PILLS. THEY
N make you slck and then leave you constipated
tarteTs Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels aud
NlLIl-
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PUNCHED WITH CARE.


THE WORK OF rABULATIoN n ELHcTR1crTY
BEGUN AT THE CENSUS OFFICE ropAY-EAcH
AUTOMATIC COUNTING MACHINE ExPxcrrp TO
DO THE WORK OF ELEVEN cLYRKs
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Real Estate Matters.

Mary /. Allen has bought for $1,000 OF p.
c. Langdon part IL, square 25S north I6 feet
z inches on 18th between and ID streets.
A!bigence H. Brown has purchased of James
e. F. Fitch for 4.560 sub so. square 1859, alley
lot. rs by 80 feet between Rhode Island and
Connecticut avenues, NJ and 18th streets north
west
II. P. Sanders has purchased for $1,000 OF
b. H. Warner sub 81, square 67, 20 by SIS feet
west
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GRAsTY. Tha Pushe,

Furniture. China Glass. Sc. Cheap for Cash,
429-6sn l5lO-I2 eth st. nv
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A. b. G.
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE.
Three Preparations; Alterstive, Touic, EKpectorans
,.esM $, x sS s.sss 2 fi;saol
have used your 4 3 Z; Tonic with marked bensn,
mssn Of Sas 4 Toe Sss blood
SaIsl 'H' one WHO JOIN +
,,,,,,z, 2e N s., NV March 10. 1sso.5
Permit nue. 70 saw that your A. b G. Tonic ana En-.
used II With the most 5snencia re.uts his winter
aud IL cured my cough when other remedies failed
s2o Ninth ST. NV. xprf i. issol
A. b q CHEMICAL Gal CO; |, , IT,.
sSa 2: e: Eipse,essnt toE Chrome B.onshiti. aid
now eured. but viii yet continue q FOR some time
r0uolea ksspsctfuliy youn. A oBRIkN
{ i si$:s :ESs E: s Ell:
Sold By Al !, DTu.ss or upon receipt Of price WI
Tss.s on s 81 s ana sam p.... freq
Address A B. Q. CHEMICAL co.
ap22 Drawer o2l. Richmond Va
II 7. wALKEk SONS. 2o4 10TH 81 N.w.-As-
u bestos 0oodA Moth proof Payer and Wax 4, z aud
3-yly Prepared Roofing, Illus Lining and Toya, VIZ
Lime. Garments. White Wash Brushes cheap. apl5
lOZ4 MoRAxs. 1924
Seventh street northwest
This old establishsd Shoe House u roopensd wftha
fs ss g s'n' Boots and shoe oy,srxn
CHILpRrx Car
ZOE PIroHRR's
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