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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

CORNER KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS.
House and Lot No. 113 Columbus street. be-
tween King and Prince 8 rooms, 80 feet 8 inches
front by 80 feet deep Price $500.
Houses Nos. 427 aud 429 Columbus street in
perfect order. built only one year; rooms, bath
room, china Closet, new Latrobe stoves in parors,
all modern c0nveniences.
Large Brick, o rooms, all in coed order, splen-
did location, large yard attached.
Fine 3 story Brick 9 rooms, on Prince street,
near Washington 2 story brick back building all
in perfect order, with modern coaveDiences.
2 story Brick House on Columbus ST., between
King and Prince 7 rooms in perfect order.
% acres of Land at Falls Church.
acres Of Land at West Eud OF Falls Church,
about 100 yards from station. Will trade for
Alexsndrs business property.
Store and Dwelling at the corner OF st. Asaph
and Gibbon streets stabling and fruit. This is
good stand for business.
Fine new 2.story and attic cottage style Of
Dwelling ut tho N. W. cor. Washington and PEN
dletou streets. This property is 6rst-class and in
rapidly improving part of the city. Lot 90 feet
front by so feet deep.
2 Houses on Payne street, between King and
Cameron; one of 6 rooms, and the other rooms !;
water and gas pipes in house.
Nice Brick House. with large side lot on Fair.
fax street, totween Cameron and Queen 8 rooms
modern improvements.
Large House and Lot on Franklin street; lot
80 feet front by $50 feet deep splendid location
for garden.
House and storo on Franklin street good loca
ton for business
Hou.es on Henry street. near Cameron.
/ House and Lot on Prince street, between
Alfred and Patrick.
Fine Dwelling suitable for boarding house or
hotel. on Royal street, between King and Prince
2 lots on Columbus street, between Madison
and First.
Houses in West End; $50 feet front by 200
! feet deep. jy28
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sop5 w3w

MISS sIPPLE'S PtIyAT& SCHOOL
.lRA For 90 girls and littlo bOy4 will rcoper
September 15 at 214 {. Roysl street. The con
tinued patronage OF tho Alexandria community j:
respectfully solicited. sept IwN
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ALEXANDRIA Va. SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 49, 1890
LEGAL.

NOTICE-Having qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
In cfSELLWOOD DARLING, deceased, hero
by notify all parties Indebted 10 lis estate to pay
the amount of their Indebtedness to me without
delay. All Gains against said tate should be
presented to me, propeIly proved sud authenti-
Gated. THIRZA DARLING,
sep11 I'm Admx of sellwood Darling, decd.
NOTICE-Haying quaiGel as administrator Of
IN PAUL MUHLHAUsER. dscoa-ed, horeby
notify all parties indebted 10 his estate to pay the
amount of their Indebtedness TO ma without de-
lay. All claims against tae estate should le pre-.
sented to me, properly proved end authenticated.
CHAS. 3. STRAEGMANN,
sep11 In A6mr of Pau! muGlhauser decd.
NoTItB-Having qualified ss the aiminis,ra-
IN tTix of GEDhGE E. FRENCH, deceased,
hereby notify all r.ies Indebted 20 his o,tate to
pay the amount OF their Indebtedness TO Robert
W. French my attorney N fact, at Nos AT and
419 King street. without deay; AID my ssid at
torrey in fact is suLho,ized TO rsy of and dis
charge ell claims that may be PRESENTED againss
said estate, when properly proved and authenti-
Gated. VIRGINIA c. FRENCH,
sep1o I'm Admx of Gao. E. French, decd.
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MEDICINAL.
No Home should be Without L

It takes the place of q E::~LfS
6s;n,Ioat aoet0r ana GTSsIy W6o lead FOR WHOSE
sedentary lives will find BENEFIT y
it the best preventive OF
and cure for Indigestion,
Consultation, Headache, BilIousneBs,
Piles and Mental Depression. No loss
OF time no interference with business
while taking. For children it is most In
nocent and harmless. No danger nom
exposure after taking. Cures CoHc, Di-
errhna, Bowel Complaints, Fevertsh,
ness and FeverisIi Colds. Invalids and
delicate persons will find IT tho mlldest
Aperient and Tonic they can use: A iittle
taken at night insures refreshing sleep
and a natural evacuation OF the bowels
a little taken in the morning sharpen,
tho appetite, clcanSsa the stomach ana
IYeetens the breath. *
A PHYSICIANS OPINION
s, az have been prac6cing medicine foe
twenty years and have never been able to
put up a vegetable compound that would,
fike Simmons Liver Regulator. promptly
and effectively move the Liver to action
and at the same time aid Gnstead ofweak-
ening) the digestive and asslmil2tVe
powers OF the systs7- -
/. M. HISros, M.e.s Washington, ARK.
MARKS of Genuineaesai Look for thereS
Tradc-Mark on front Of Wrapper, andth
Zeal and Signature of. II. Ieilin q 20, II
red, on the side. Taho DO other.
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E f i

DEPARTMENT.,
i OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, August 26th, 1890
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ALEX.
ANDRIA," in the city OF Alexandria in the coun-
ty OF Alexandria, and State Of Virginia, has COM
piled with all the provisions OF the "Act of Con-
gress to enable National Banking Associations to
extend their corporate existence and for other
purposes" approved July 18th, 1882.
Now therefore /, Edward S. Lacey, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby ca1tify that The Git
izsns' National Bank of Alexandria" in the city
Of Ale1andria, in the county of Alexandria. and
State of Virginia is authorized to have succession
for the period specified in its amended articles of
association, namely until close of business on Sep
tember 10, 1910.
-, In testimony whereof witnoss nv
! SEAL. hand and seal of Office this .26th day Of
tS~ august, 1890.
E.s. LACEY,
sug27 3Ot Comptroller OF the Currency.
EARMERsS, Red R7sD, 70 nnor,
THE NEW AND GREAT DISCOVERY,
K. o. DUST!
For the relief from the Texas or Buffalo Fly on
Cattle, Just received and for sale by
sep9 W. F. CREIGHTON e. co.
EvAPoRATED APRICoTs, new, Just received
u by [sep10l J.C. MILBURN.
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ARLINGTON INSTITUTE

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRI.s.
22s s. Washington and 621 Duke ST.
The oath annual session will begin on Monday,
Sep. 22d, 1890.
Primary Department TO. lttlo girls under spe-
cal teacher.
Music Department in charge of Mrs n. E.
WALES, of New England Conservatory.
For catalogue, giving terms and course Of study,
apply to Miss REBECCA c. POWELL,
aug22 toct1 Principal.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A very desirable NEW FRAME
Il DWELLING, No. 427 north Columbus street,
six rooms: china closet and bath room modern
improvements. Apply next door, or at 20. z37.
aug3O If
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EDUCATIONAL

NJ oTICE-I will cscn a CLASS IN DBAWIHG
~ at tho ,tadio o. sIlugton Institute on Wed
nesd.y Sept oath also GLASS OF KINDER
GARTEN snA NOEMAL DRAWING fox young
children. Apply 20
CATHARINE @. CRITCHER,
sons w3w 515 Duke s'rcet.
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MUSIC AND LANGUAGES

shsll resume instructions on PIANO, ORGAN
and VIOLIN and in FRENCH or GERMAN (con'
vei eisationully) on Tuesday. Sept 2d For terms
apply by letter or in person to SIS King street.
Scholars on the violin will bo permitted tolplay
with my juvenile orchestra once g week.
Respectfully,
ane25 3w EMIL. LUDWIG SCHARF.
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ElT'ZHUG

LEXINGTON, VA, JANUARY II, IS3U.
Mr. 4. K. HGukes:
Dear Sir-Wheu I require the use of glasses l
wear yonr Pantiscopic Crystaiizsd Lenses. In re-
spect to briiiiancy and clearncss of vision they
are supeiiorto any glssses have ever used.
Re9pectfu!ly, FITZHUGH LEE.
Ex-Governor of Virginia.
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GODFREY VS.. KILRAIN.
The Great Battle Will Take
Place In March.
roR FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS.
nm CoYbett Is Afraid OF Peter the
Great, and Asks RidicuIously Big
Purse to Avoid Match.

s1x Francisco, Dec. 12.-tspecial. 1.-The Cali
s,snia Athletic Club directors met tonight and
ssr;ded to match Godfrey and Kilrain for March
ssxf Cor q purse OF 81 500. The desire of the
si,rctors was to have the men meet, If possible,
: January or February, but Captain
raos. 10 Boston, telegrapned today that Godfrey
scnId not meet Kilrain unless he could have
~ months training on this coast before the
rs,eh He is determined not TO lose
= csrlessness the reputation he has
son by defeating Ashton, Cardiff and Smith, and
keyes that II well he can win fresh iaurels by
.Anniug Kilrain. The latter is equally anxious
n sufficient training, so that a great fight is
assured.
The California Club directors also discussed
n, Possibilities OF match between Jim Corbett
nd Peter Jackson. The latter is expected here
-. and the club will, II possible, arrange
meeting between these noted experts of the listic
n
Jackson. 1t is expected, will readily consent to
NEST Corbett The latter is not so anxious for
ne match Corbett's hacker has an exalted opin-
Iou Of Peters ability, and thinks he is much
hrder man to defeat than Slavin. The chances
8 that his hacker will say that corbett will not
neet Jackson for a smaller purse than $4,000
AZ does not hesitate. He thinks something in
ihe ueiehborhood OF 600 is the correct figure.
II the present condition of the boxing busi-
seu such a purse is likely to be considered
much too large by the California club, and the
match between the young professor of the
olympic club and the colored champion of the
vorld Is therefore not thought to be probabil-
IN Of the near future.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. 6. 1890.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 6, 1890.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
MY Dear Sir: When / came to you last
March had been treated by twenty-five
different doctors. Although still alive, 1
was suffering from such complication of
troubles that death would have been a re-
lief, as it would have ended my sufferings
l had paralysis; had terrible pains all over
me; no ambition; was so dizzy that felt
as though were floating in the air; my
liver was in frightful condition; terrible
cramps and sharp pains; neuralgia and
rheumatism ofthe heart; dyspeptic trouble;
had had several tumors, some of which
had been eaten off and some cut out; one
was larger than childs head; as fast as
one was taken from me another would form.
The Histogenetic Medicines have worked
like magic. am like a new person. The
medicines have stopped the growth of the
tumors. and | have not a particle of
trouble. Their effect is simply wonderful,
and cannot be thankful enough to you
for what your medicines have done for me-
want everyone to know how surely and
quickly these medicines cure. I remain,
yours sincerely, MRS. WILLIAMS,
Aloha street.
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CONDENSED D1srArCHEs.

ce,ti ,e, Liacassin, wife OF Paris workman "a.
him az w,s Ts from jail, refused 10 live With
shot her gu riaay Lacassin met her on a street
with fiendish ferncs., and cut her with knife,
ne tnen attempted suicide ai's nei'
,,D ,ig high wind in Brooklyn Friday morn.
ars, q mo-story brick house in the coI,rsa ~
structure cc ss Sown down 1t fell on brick
killed. s'ef' potn OF whom were
nam .hs =. Kemp, the Reading railroad brake
inr the Sse with criminal negligence in caus-
twentv rel,.s, at shoemakervf1le by which
was ns pe.opie were killed and many Injured.
was acquitted Friday morning.
t;1iaa p. Brown, 80 years old, was instantly
nlied az L. NJ. Hiekman's ranch. eighteen miles
Nv $500 VI Modesto, Cal, Thursday evening
py a,cciaentally falling from hay loft 10 raef
twelve feet below -' W iaeA
Judge Mitchell, Of the supreme court Of Indi.
S Gus aieo suddenly at his home at Goshen Fri.
,.as ~ oInIns, OF congestion of the bowels He
was % years of age.
near Atlanta, Ga, Friday, Engineer Tindall ana
fatally injured. ieiii'
On November . tornado passed over the
&C.,. tnansina Isiands, unroofng and blowing
Ing crops. s'"'N"so " sio"-
. An explosion occurred Friday in a factory at
ZLundori, where the new explosive, megatin. was
to pieces. Wv e'o"
=. temperature at 8 a. m, Friday: Chicago "a.
M .s 10TH -, New Orleans s., st. Louis "a, Gin
cinnati %, Winnipeg below
a. strong, colored, aged 25, fell from a second
s.oIy WINDOW at Los Angeles Friday morning
and received fatal injuries
ne tug Vandercook was sunk at a dock at
Jersey City Friday morning, and two OF the crew
steamer arrivals: At New York. City OF Ala
bana, Glasgow; at Liverpool. CITY of Chicago
New York e''
out of danger.
Vidal, Uruguayan minister of foreign affairs
has resigned
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wALKFR-GRUBER-In Seattle; Sunday, Deeen1-
her = 1890, st the tiFsi Meth0HiSt fIoseStA1t
se,rch nv Rev Clark Davis, Mr.. Edgar g.
Haiser 81 seattle, and Miss Carrie h Grueer, Of
Sarcoxle. Ne.
u-,IY,pnyaNp~ ,IINS-In Seattle, Tues
say DacefaNer 2. - D, AZ The residence OF orr
eating clergy glan, Rev, Cars DAVIS, Nj D. r
Wiilsnt and Miss Lena NanGersins, both Of Sc
attic.
nrGNoN-JAMES-In Seattle, AZ the nlanse Of the
rirSt PRESBYTERIAN church. "Wednesday, Deem
bar 10 lsao by the Rev. Elliott W. Brown,
Wiuian N plsn0n. of Topeka Kan. and May
lanes of Tacoma, Wash.
poRrIJARD-H ERMANSoS-At the manse 81
NJ Firsf PRESBYTERIAN church, THURSDAY, peceEn-
her III 1890 hy Rev. Elliott W. Brown, AieNan-
der j A. Roeillard and May HerEnansois, both Of
Seattle
pf1Dt,ERS- KrIIER-At the manse Of the First
Ts,,sshVtertsn church. No. Sill Madison street, by
Iev Elliott W Brown, Monday, Decemoer ;.
iSao oliver : Rodgers and Mabel 6. Keller,
beth Of Kent, Wash.
sUNDE-SANpSTRoM- Seattle Friday, De-
cenlber Il, 1890, by the Rev. Elicit Brown,
Tnrward SQnae. OF Seattle. WASH and Ailile
sAndssrorn, Of DEBORAH. La
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CHEHALIs NEWS.
Railroad Building Continues-Electric
Lights Assured.

cHEHALIs Dec. l2.-fSpecial Five or six pc
tiions were presented to the scity council
Wednesday night, asking that immediate steps
b taken TO have the railroad track crossings on
the various streets repaired. There has been a
kye amount of tracklaying about the depot,
which has necessarily cut up the streets pretty
hdly, rendering them almost impossible, and
10 efforts have been made TO repair the cross
rr. Mayor Maynard was instructed to write
hSuperintendant McCabe and call his attention
q The matter, and also To the fact that cars are
ht on the sidetracks where thev cross the
nreets, The trainmen do not pay the slightest
stention to the marshali's orders.
The annual fair given by the ladies of the
Episcopal Guild was held today and proved very
rietessful
Webster Kelso have established camp of
Faders within the city limits just south of town,
nd they will commence work in the morning
Eacing for sidetrack from Main street clear
through 10 where the South Bend line joins the
main track. This will make about half mile
tdetrack They have about 100 men
y camp and forty teams, four
cnpeu are expected here today, The
ecn for the South Bend line as far as the first
bridge is expected this week, and work will be
commenced Immediately laying IL, so as to get
Q work on the bridge. All the piling Is COM
kleted, and the timbers are In the freight yards.
There are four Howe truss bridges to be built
within the first eight miles OF the road, each
having span of over 15o feet. Webster d Kelso
nase completed their contract on the Gray's
nxfbor line, and are bringing their men back to
ne south Bend line as fast as possible.
" I. Payne, Union Pacific roadmaster, came
n wednesday night. He is making an inspec-
uon o. the road from Kalama to Tacoma on a
hand car.
Land Commissioner J. R. Welty paid Chehalis
snying visit yesterday He says there Is q great
dice
AZ informal meeting of the stockholders of
- hume company was held In the council
nsmoer on Saturday night to discuss the ques-
non Mon OF merging that company into an electric
p pgh, ana water company making flume stock
noluers preferred stockholders in the new COM
gshy. II IS proposed to capitalize the stock of
h saS ngw company at $4,000, calling 1t the Che
h hsis Light and Water Company. Messrs Dona-
s uus, oouman and Welty were instructed to file
sneaI acceptance of the electric light and water
s ancnlse granted them by the city council and
49,. VIII oe commenced at once to put in an
ngnt plant No action will be taken to
~s sa with the fiume company until the
ls The Is completed and In running order
,,s. ag new furniture for the postoffice has ar
md 200 call boxes Nv
As "uis On the new hotel end brick blocks is
~, as pushed as rapidly as the weather win per-
~, ssssI! elort viii be made 10 get the hotel
'suy iof opening carly in January.
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Tacoma Rrexities.

..a aAeosa' Dec R.-tspecial. Last nights
~ s.ia uld considerable damage in this vicinity
sal 70 ~ Angelo addition six loggers came very
,s. uing crushed TO death by the falling Of an
, ,asnse nr tree upon their hut The tree com
fsay demolished the shack, but the loggers,
espcd uninjured A''s' ~ WIG sAu''' &c
vs saie Toward Resting and Miss Minnie Lincoln
Rsntsn married THIS morning by the Rev. A. b.
'srn ha Of the First Baptist church.
AZ ~ southwest corner of the foundation wall
ssrs.,u aeM city hall fell into the foundation ex-
a asxa last night, and viii delay work couple
san, ssoo addition is being built to the county
ssiss o o. Tor the use of the superb court in
r Building permits thus far issued show that
~ 49, nave been invested In buildings during
rSsent year, as against s., 600 200 for 1859.
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BUNKo BARNES AT 1T AGAIN.
frying to Fleece CoIfax People by q
Foot Race Fake.

CoErAx, Dec. i2.-lspecial. 1.-The Barnes Glib
puskinner combination is about played out in
Spokane Falls thanks to the recent expose of
tie Spokesman, but they are now working the
country precincts for all they are worth.
Gibson has been in Colfax all the week trying
70 Get up fake running match with Mel Gray,
Il this place, who recently defeated Cameron, of
Oregon, in remarkable time for lbs yards. His
opposition was TO train Gray personally for
nee with skinner in Spokane Falls The latter
hr tumbled to the combination, however, and
Ein hare nothing to do with them.
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tacoma Belt Line Railroad.

H. asso 1s Dec. --Ispecial}-The surveys of a
|txoss '4he railroad are being pushed TO COM
r. as rapidly ns possible by Engineer Camp
h.. :. = NE WORK in charge The road will he
kss..s !-six miles In length and win include
49, :. niles q Northern Pacific track. The
kr construction will not be begun until
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Deekmaster RYAN discharged.

,As i-.sb' Dec. 2.-John Ryan, dockmaster
~ - Mon Pacific railway, who was charged
lAr,,s - 1ieinent from the company, was dis
eand ,ss.as ey Police Judge Tanner on the
|kaSssa,a t there was no evidence 20 hold the
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Benton Wash Nov Is

BENTON, Wash, Nov. IS, 1890.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Friend should have written you
before regarding our little girl. Her re-
covery was so very slow / could not have
written before and said she was well, but
feel can safely say she is well now, and I
think had it not been for your wonderful
medicines she would not be with us now
Ny husband, Yates Mountain, joins me in
thanking you for the great favor you have
conferred on US. Wishing you greater
prosperity in your wonderful work. I re-
main, sincerely,
MRS. Y. MOUNTAIN.
DR.. JoRDAN'S office is at the residence
of ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and James.
Consultation and Prescriptions abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic System.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is a fraud.
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O. 600 for a Yearlinr Colt.

NnIAHAPoLIs, Dec. 12.-O'Falion. proprietor OF
he Normandy stock farm, of ST. Louis, has pur-
fAxsed the yearling colt Normandy, by Mann
hnn0, dam Ella G., by George Wilkes, for 5000
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Thieves at Milton. Or.

a,s,a 49, "ALiA, Dee. i2-[Special. Three
r n,.ss houses were hurglarized last night at
e,ls ana thieves took all the plumber they
~ vary. The stores entered were those of
81 p,S aeQneen, general merchandise, and
asrr;s ans n& Co., general merchandise. and II.
aeh .oueeher. An entrance was effected in
sssrs , assi by removing pane OF glass from
tstlerv widow, The articles stolen included
~ ~ sssifchiefs, canned goods. There is no clue
Ia s "no Were the thieves. Deputy Sheriff Ire
eau posse are now searching the country.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the best
equipped line, FOX all points East. A. Chitoerg,
city ticket agent 7le second street. Boston BLOCK;
Is Tonkin. depot ticket agent, seattle
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Union Pacific OLYMPIA subsidy.

h,.-
lorn. Dec L.. - Especial - Engineer
en- ~ ~ TIE Union Pacific. who was in the
la ss, stated that ne desired all persons who
A.. soserioed to the $4,000 subsidy 10 deposit
tAss i. 'e With committee OF citizens in order
rs 80 = Iag notify the new board of directors Of
raas, .,' could be depended upon here. The
eoar,.. ~ not have TO be paid over until the
eirse.sss seniirely filled. Mr.. Bogue thinks the
vii push the work to coupietfon.
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son's Oregon Railroad Attached.
- A,,vs.a. Dec. Warren & Thompson, OF
~ a. sa.. 'oaay hled an attachment suit against
~ Iker - s'sno willamette Valley Railway Com
IlressssIe o0Ner the sum Of $6S,0t0 due on a
itosias.nn note alleged 20 have been given in
la n ,asoh OF services rendered IN eonstrue-
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not good. There are blind as those who will
not see We claim that for troubles of the stomach
liver and kidneys, and all complaints arising from
these organs there is more effective medicine than
Moore's Revealed Remedy. Hundreds of people who
Why don't you try yourself? It will save you hours
of misery, and represents outlay of only $125.
Try it once, and you will never condemn it. You will
always bear testimony to it's remarkable curative prop
critics. All druggists sell it.