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MONTGOMERY COUNTY CAMPAIGN
Program Agreed Upon by the Demo-
cratic State and County Committees, Etc.
q TEE EVENING srAn.

RocKvIIkE, September So
The democratic state central and county COM
mittees held . meeting here today for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for conducting
the congressional campaign. Hon. William M.
McKaig, the democratic nominee for Congress-
was present at the meeting and appeared to be
sanguine of success by small majority. The
following appointments for meetings were
made, at each Of which the nominee for Con-
gress will address the voters. Friday, October
10, at pm, Burnt Mills; same day, at night,
Olney; Saturday, October II, at II o'clock a M,
at Rockville; ct 7:30 same day at Potomac;
Monday, October IS, at 8 pm, at Clarksburg;
| at 1880 pm. same day at Gaithersburg. There
will also be meetings at the following places
which will be addressed by prominent speakers:
Burtonsville, Wednesday, October %; Cedar
Grove. Saturday, October rs; Etchison, satur-
day, November 1.
Edward Herbert. Isaiah Butler and Henry
Martin, colored, have been arrested and given
| hearing before Justice Crawford, charged
with breaking into and robbing the house Of
Gideon d. Briggs, near Galthersbure, a short
time ago. Herbert was committed to Jail for a
further hearing tomorrow. Butler was dis
| charged, but pistol being found on him he
was sent to the house of correction for six
months. Martin was acquitted.
In the orphans court today letters Of ad-
mipistration were granted to Rachel A. Gardner
on the estate Of Edward G. Gardner, deceased.
In the Same court Samuel Jones passed his
final account in the settlement of the estate of
Susan Green, deceased.
Owing to the small attendance at the NEE ting
today to make arrangements for public DEM
| onstration at the laying Of the corner stone OF
the new court house it was deemed advisable
to take no further steps in the matter.
Mrs. Mary A. Carter, widow Of the late Rob-
ert W. Carter, has rented her house at this
place and in future will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. J. Maury Dove, in WASH
| ington. SAM
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Every one who wants TO hire help or and
asituation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire
houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow
or lend money, or offer or find bargains Of any
kind, should use and consult the second and
third pages Of TEE STAR. They constitute Q
perfect daily history and directory Of the minor
needs and activities Of this community, and
each new advertisement therein 10 - well
worth reading - any other department Of the
paper.
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BIDDING HIM ssGOOD-B YE."
City Pest once Employes Present Mr.,
Ross with Gold Watch and Chain.


IN the two years and eight months during
which Mr. John ". Ross, now District Com
missioner, was postmaster he succeeded in
making all the employees and officials Of the
city post ohaes his personal friends. So when
he came 10 say goodbye" TO them after his
successor, Ospk Sherwood, had been sworn in
last night, they showed their appreciation Of
him by presenting him with handsome gold
watch and chain and Masonic emhlems. When
Capt Sherwood had qualified :and taken the
oath Of Office ct the conclusion Of the transfer
Of he post Office from one postmaster to
another the officials and employees Of the Office,
to the number Of about seventy-fve, adjourned
TO the parlors Of the National Hotel and called
for Mr.. Ross to put IN an appearance before
them.
As soon a. he entered the room Capt sher-
wood arose and made neat address to the re-
firing Official, referring most feelingly to his
many estimable qualities a. . man and as an
official. Then he handed him the handsome
timekeeper.
Nh. ROSS PARTING WORDS
Mr.. Ross was visibly affected when he arose
to reply, and spoke Of this event as one Of the
most gratifying and pleasing in his life. He
declined to take any credit for any progress the
office might have made, but said that all the
credit was due to the able carrier and clerical
force, to has four superintendent, to the as
sistance he had received from the local news
papers, to his assistant postmaster and to the
officials Of the Post Office Department Col.
Bates, superintendent of the free delivery sys-
tenn at the Post Office Department, made Q
brief but pleasant address.
SUPPER AFTER THE SPEECH MAKING.
II was evident that 1t was not all . surprise,
for when the speeches were finished Mr.. Ross
invited his visitors down into the dining room,
where handsome supper was spread. and for
the time being oysters, salads and ice cream
took the place Of stamps, money orders, regis
tered letters and the other incidentals Of post
Office Life.
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A Highway Robbery.
Correspondence of TIE EVENING stan.
M O.,

Correspondcnce Of he EvKNINd Stan.
BoYDs, Nd, Sept 20.
Two boys-Edgar Davis and Henry Nelson
while walking along the road leading from
Clarksburg to Nellsville, Md, Saturday night
were robbed near Clarksburg by a colored man,
John Jackson, who took from them a watch
and some money. The boys we're showing the
watch in Hilton & Co. 3 store at Clarksburg and
the negro, when they left the store, followed
them and robbed them. He was committed to
Jail by Justice Dutrow to await the November
term of court for his trial JWW,
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authorize The Wsshington and Western Rail-
road Company Of Virginia 10 extend III line
into and within the District Of Columbia; to
restrict the smoking Of cigarettes, cigars and
the use Of tobacco BY minors in the District Of
Coll mbia; relating 10 junk dealers, dealers in
sscc Midland Rsr:onal property and pawn
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txaner Of the family" lt Is indeed the protector
OF the health and ali our care she ud be- taken 10
keep 10 in vigor by the OF a stimulating tonic
Quina Lxrocne has proved 10 be tie most enics-
cious remedy for indigestion malaria. pocrneas q
me blood, exhSusrion and loss q appetite.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Ann f. Dooley.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ann E. Dooley Of Cap
itol Hill, who died Sunday morning, aged eighty
four years, took place at Q o'clock yesterday
morning, with requiem mass, from St. Peter 9
Church, the pastor, Father O'Brien, officiating
there and at the grave in Mount Olivet Gem
etery. There was o large attendance Of de-
scendants Of the oldest families of the Dis
trict and her pall-bearers were Messrs Georg Q
F. Hardin, Willard F. Lynch, James N. Fitz-
patrick, George T. Bassett, James W. Walsh
and Eugene r. Arnold
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philadelphia Visitora

ST. James Commandery, No. 6 (coiored), Of
Phtladslphia, arrived in the city last evening.
and was received by Simon Commandsry, No.
I, and Mount Calvary Commandery, No. L
The visiting knights were escorted to the hall,
where addresses Of welcome was delivered BY
Dir. G. 4 Stewart. past grand commander; j.
II. Burrel, grand commander; G. II. Lewis,
grand master, and Others. The visitors we're
shen enter tanned nj q banquet
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Reception to Representative Langston

Reception to Representative Langston.
The reception given in honor Of Representa-
tive John N. Lansston of Virginia at the Met
ropolitan A. NJ. E. Church last evening wa,
largely attended. Members of the Virginia
Republican League and the s. NJ. Cullom Ma.
tional Republican Association were present In
force. DR.. G. B. Purvis presided and Rev. Dr.
Rankin conducted devotional exercises. DIR
Purvis in introducing Mr.. Langston made al
eloquent speech.
Mr.. LANasroNs SPEECH.
Mr.. Langston was received with great enthus
iasm and spoke at some length. His theme wal
the position Of the colored race and what they
had accomplished since tho war. The speake,
said that he was once slave in the state that
he now represented in Congress- and this fac
may be regarded a. some indication of ths
progress made by the race in citizenship.
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For the Eiyht.Hour Dav.

The Federation Of Labor last night adopted
the following:
Resolved. That the FEEDER alton Of Labor
again respectfully but very earnestly requests
the Senate aud House OF Representatives to
consider and pass the bill constituting eight
hours a days work for ali laborers, workmen
and mechanics employed by or on behalf OF
the government Of the United States, &C., with
the amendments recommended by this body,
during the present session Of Congress-.
"kesoived, That Senator Blair, chairman OF
the committee on education and labor, be re-
quested to present these resolutions to the
Senate at the earliest possible moment Wednes-
day morning"
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EDUCATIONAL

EOUCAI1ONA
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m .ss s sSa
be open :, from am 70 no nm daily. sundays
Inc :ssr';Ty car 3 :ssp !. lie Law Baelns on
$50 pS iO1 enrne isoR &c G9,So
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higher srs. q the pSse Schools
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foreigners a speciality. str
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practical business education that Qualities youn.
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81. schools VII; School Of fr.ctic. Tasine.s and As
md rsa ho1s and cuaIs
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including punctuation and spelling: school Spence
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chsnical and Architectural DRIVING Including govern
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and S.iahcs Is monshs in.smsSs. q
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Telephone call, lOs4-a
sul6 MRs sARAA. sPENCLK Vice Princitsi
1929 FIFTEENTH ST. NV:
The Misses Kefr's Home School for Young IAdis.
and Little childrsa VIII reopen September "a.
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A CADEMY OF ACTING,
614 18th st. NV. ..
Large Illustrated Catalogue sent freq sls.4m
You've ladies' , AND cHIhDKEN's SCHOOL. o27
sl6-3w. LAURA .. TALBOT
1O11 CONN. AvE.-MRs CoLLIERE WILL
boys already Urmed lnsish Free Itis e Art o.
etic APplicants only received after s. pit I'm
MISS, sCHMIrTs sCHoOL-KINpERGARTEN
western secIon. Articulation and speech Readinr
taught the deaf School opeus September "A sl1- Inn
EDw. 6. TOWNSEND AND MISS ADA L. TOWNS
Dramatic Action tshaitssbury Msshodl. at 1917 5ih
AIR ERAE EST LENT HAS RETURNED TO THE
N1city and resumed lessons IN Piano. Violin vtoon
Residence. 1875 corcorans. slo-lm.
" life size Crayon Portrait in Is lessons. No pre-
c SlIns @ OF koc necessary EE1N
1n4 s4zsS ssS Fl SHf3 RsSSsE .,..,n.
FckEIecNE q DEsIkINa AS EXpEHIkNcED
sSS. SSlisn Minister and Su%Ssr q PAN J. !Gssr
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
14O7 AND 14o9 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HIGH
LAND TERRACE) AND 1912 AND LIZA l4TH ST.
WASHINGTON. DC
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
NINTH SESSION OPENS MONDAY, SEpTEMBER
20
rop. large copnsc;inx houses with open grounds
for esss Or sSs H ine
Music Art Eiosu,on and Goiero I.nv SassSass' "
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MIR Alb w MoEI8INNFy sT,,r;o
a &.:. csS as1 s' f::n. 5ss:s:a IN
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both %af aSse-wsa''ts and htch Scboo foS
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xa e ~ s
books and physical aud chemical spparstus Tsxt
and the lighting, heating. yentlstion ana blumSins
'n0'' a9HHs T.. .pnSSSs :fis;T
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ave. brunch otics. Sil len q 70 'oia G i%
II TEACHER OF VIOLIN,
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In THE SHADOW OF THE DOME.
Lower Part Of the Avenue q Resort
for Tramps, Beggars and Drunkards.

Policeman Mooney Of the sixth precinct,
who does duty on Pennsylvania avenue near
the Capitol, appeared in the Police Court
Monday as prosecuting witness in the case of
two men, Edward Lansdill and Joseph O'Brien,
vino were charged with vagrancy. The officer
did not charge that they we're paupers, but the
particular complaint was that they spent
most Of their time hanging about saloons on
Pennsylvania avenue between LIST and ~
streets. The officer gave evidence against the
accused and drew a word picture Of the drunken
men and beSsars on that thoroughfare. He
said that Congressman had spoken to him
about the condition of affairs in that locality.
JUDGE MILLER SAID
that it had gotten so now that people cannot
walk along the north side OF the avenue be-
tween the streets mentioned without walking
against tramps, beggars and drunkards.
And" continued the judge. such . state Of
affairs Is not to be tolerated"
O'Brien was unable to give q good excuse,
but Lansdill said he was printer by trade and
had work in a job Office. O'Bsien was required
TO give bonds or 60 down for sixty days
Referring to Lansdil Judge Miller said:
THAT kind of companionship does not do for
q man with an honest trade" Lansdill's per-
sonal bonds were thereupon taken to keep bet
Ter company in the future.
On the north side Of the avenue not far from
the Capitol there are fifteen licensed saloons
within three squares. and In ono place there
are three saloons in adjoining houses
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Clerk Clazett's Resignation.

In accepting the resignation Of Clerk Clagett
Judge Miller wrote him the following: 'In &C.
cepting your resignation permit me TO say that
in the more than two years incumbency of the
Office Of clerk Of the Police Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia you have performed its
duties in a manner creditable to yourself and
conducive to the best interests OF the public
service. Personally and officially 1 should
hesitate to part from you did not believe
that your better interests require your accept
ence OF the promotion with which you have
been honored. With sincere wishes for your
future happiness and prospe rity."
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The exercises Of this institution the Collegiate De.
partinent Of the Columbian University. will re-
In the Hall Of the University The college ia open to
students of both sexes. Application for information
concerning hours OF examination preliminary to adj
mission should be addressed president secre-
ary o. the faculty Applications catalogues should
be addressed ~ the registrar. Mr. ii. @. HODGKINS
Alb. JAMES @. WELIING
au23 On President
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nLNEY INSTITUTE,
" 3122 St. Georgetown DC
Fifth Session begins October 1890. For Circulars
apply to Misses Dorsey. Principals.
Miss " II Dorsey will resume her Glasses In Calls
themes and Dancing October "a At Linthicum Hall
B16-lms
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TNHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
l. Columbian University.-This school will open ut
800, clock P m. &c ODER !, with the following
giish Mathematcs Civil Engineering. Chemistry AS
saying, Physics MIneralogy, French, GERMAN Me-
chsnical and other branches of drawing. with lee
ture courses on Astronomy, Anthropology. Zoology.
Botany &C. All classes meet in the evening and
open to both For further information apply to
the dean. Prof. l.. T. FRISTOE, LID. SIS. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

MIss AMY c. LEAvITT'
PIANO AND HARMONY.
s1S-1m 1226 Massachusetts ave. NV
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME LES.
NJ sons in Vocal and Instrumental Music Octobsr
SLIM us 9th IT. NV
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN wAsHiNGToN.
THR COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

TUE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL.
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fSs a: saa E Witt SoS LIZ a.
sAocaess Justice OF supreme Court Dtstrsct Of o.
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IA f ESs 81 ~
oo1n:TS ns p,.Siss attorney. Slssss:s q p O.
Lsosus,r o. cam,u. Pls.',;D:. ana p,...,, -.
wnL1AI T. nat WHITNEY,. Esq.
F sEsR e E Rri Dasis c0%2sfSI. Law
ToEmsriy Assistant Attorney Of District Il o.
Associate Professor Of PracIce Jude. Of Moo. cour.
ana h dsefqrsr On n s6s History Of Law:
p.es Lecture Han al Of Il. xl 'ats
Vi. Ss In By Il.
made for the current scholastic year. 'eA- VIII "
The lecture course of Mr.. Justice HARLAN on the
will be ENLARGED and win be supplemeuted By = new
course on Public and Private international Law. His
.hI1s De delivered weekly through the entire
The other Professors will announce tn. ext.p.,on
The Law Library. which has received large adj.
tons I. open daily Sundays e1cepted for study and
Societies for legal debate and associate study exist
In connection with the school.
ance in the Law Library from am TIN 8 O'clock
pm to enroll students and answer inquiries
tanned the book stores Of W. Il. NOTICE. sn 1884
q. nv, and Of Lowdermilk 4 Co, l424 St n w., at
rns ONCE OF me treasurer, l437 Pa ave. or on sp
sla-H JAMES c. YELLING. President
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1904 FIFTEENTH ST. NV
The Misses Kefr's Home School for Young Ladies
and Little childrsa VIII reopen September "a.
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MYSTERIOUS VISITORS.
They Make the Lives Of Mr.. Childs and
His Family Q Burden tu Them.

they BANG THE SHUTTERS AND DoNBARD TIE
HOUSE AND MAKE THKnsELvRs orHERwIsH
DisAsRxEABLE, But THEY HAVE NOT BEEN sxIN
IN SPITE OF KFroR - TO SURPRISE THEN.
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a cADEMy or IHE HOLY CRoSK 1872 Mas.
eva. em6races thorough kIeparatory and Scientific
En:ss 80 A. Es.A giI: yiaIln: og.a.: MA I.aS
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M ADAME A. PELE, tFROM PARIS)
WI 1910 street northwest.
French Classes Ind Private Lessons Conversation 4
Specially. Best references sI2-3ms
MISS SUSAN ANDREWS RICE,
Xu Vocal Culture
Certificate of N r. Copseryatory Boston Mass Cir
cuars free 1905 n ct NV .l3-3m
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Side Railway Company; authorizing the con-
struction Of Jail and reformatory for women
in and for the District OF Columbia;
to provide for the removal of saloons, brewer
les and distilleries in Washington city, on the
complaint OF persons residing in their imme-
diate vicinity; for the relief Of John G. Bright
and Robert I. Humphrey; granting the right
OF way to the Metropolitan Southern Railroad
Company through the property Of the United
States in Montgomery county, Md. to provide
for the disbursement Of money appropriated
by the acts Of 1874 and 1873, making appropri-
alton for the payment Of workingmen who
worked on public improvements under the late
board Of public works of the District Of Colum.
bia; to regulate the register of bottles used in
the sale of beverages and providing for their
corporate the Washington Compressed All
Company; TO authorize the construction OF the
Potomac river railroad in the District Of Co
lumbia, and to define the route OF the same
providing for the final adjustment Of all claims
against the District OF Columbia for damages
to real estate caused by public Improvements
In said District by referring said claims to the
District courts; providing for renewal of the
charter Of the National Metropolitan
iD'uY.ses Company to amend the &C,
eertain parties in the District of Columbia
TO improve car service on 18th street extern ed
70 prevent the building Of houses along certain
alleys in the city Of Washington and for other
purposes; regulating tho rate per snnum Of
telephone service In the cities Of Washington
and deorgetown. insthe District Of Columbia
10 provide the assessor Of the District of Co
lumbia with plats Of subdivisions outside the
cisies Of Washington and Georgetown; for the
protection OF the parks in the streets and ave.
nuss Of the cities Of Washington and George
town; 70 authorize the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia 10 open alleys and q
provide for the expenses thereof and for Other
purposes; 70 incorporate the Columbia Centra
Railway Company; 70 authorize the Washing
ton and Cumberland Railroad COMPANY 10 cx
tend IT, road into the District Of
| Columbia; % amend the charter o
The Beck Greek Rsilwsy cempauy, \
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVtkSITY.
The Sixty annual course of Medical Lectures
ana Fourth Dental course will tegin Wednesday,
October i, at p. M IN the college building 1925 II
st H. ". Introductory Medical Lecture by Prof vii.
liam Lee. NJ D. Dental Introductory by Prof. Mark
The autumn examinations will be held on Thursday,
October at 30 Pm. For circulars Of both depart
ments apply to DR.. A. +. A. King. Dean 726 18th st
NV. ONCE hours: to 10 am. and to D I'm. Tele-
phone 300. OS-lm
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y bsssos 6oodA Moth prof rsperand wax I2sn1
$sply fsspsssd hcel.s I've lanlng end 1oCG ~
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EEOCUTION AND URATOkYe
II New Catalogue Now Ready.
The course in ELOCUTION prepares the pupil for
Home Reading. Public Recitals and Teachers' Posi-
tons.
The course in 0RAToRY prepares the pupil for Lee
lures Debates PUBLIC Addresses After-dinner speak.
Speeches, dealin 6 with manner and matter.
Diplomas. Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
ferred. The success Of graduates has surpassed
all expectation.
MARTIN COLLEGE,
s16-4m GA 18th st, NV.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-20

and an every dsy occurrence. IL not
With your self It's With Your neigh.
bor or else your reigabor's neighbor.
That you go to your store. aud ask
tor something or an other. snd are
told by the merchants, Il am sorry
but we are just nu., will have it ir
such AID sach t,mc." that time
some times or seldom ever Gomez
The result is. ycu are Kept wtiting
This Is nerer the case when you call
Oh or write 10, j. Geo. HERMANN
NJ. las, Baltimore Street. Cunber.
why there Ia Dotin the State, outside
OF Baltimore city. a store. as well
stocked az AR. liz is. his stock ID
complete in every respect. He also
makss a great many OF bis own prep.
ara'ions. wo will mention = few. and
all Of which are of the very best, they
are active and efficient for their in
tended purposes. His COMPOUND
Syrup OF Hosihound aud Tar fol
coughs. colds. &c. There is nothing
bette made. Liver pills are net sur
lassed by any msdc.