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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
FOR SALE

One pair of black horses, 5years old straight and
sound, weigh $500, city broke. One pail sorreI
horses and years old. sound and straight
fancy drivers; weigh 2,So0 One sorrel horse, s
gray hor. Q years old. lady's broke horse biz,
style, and good locker. One bay horse. yeas
OLD Gentlemen's drives-One bay horse s wears
9 0 guaranteed to trot in $50; perfectly kind
ONE bay horse, years old, lady's Rockaway
morse, can trot in minutes. One saddle horse.
Welght $50 pounds. Also IS head of mules tnat
vii Tdld run from 151s to 10 hands. and weigh from
l,O5o to 1900 pounds These mules are well
matched and will be sold In pairs or singla
Call and see the stock.
YOUNGLOvE & GOODMAN.
west Broad and Broughton Streets
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
Will be found regularly on sale at the following
places,
EsTILL's NEWS DEPOT, 21Is Bull street.
CoNNOR's NEWS STAND.
E. ]. KIEFFER's DRUG STORE.
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. MULLRYNE & CO.'S DRUG STORE.
West Broad and Waldburg streets.
ST. J. R. YONGE'S DRUG STORE.
Corner Whitaker aud Duffy ssyets,
W. A. BISHOPS DRUG STORE
Corner Hall and Price streets
McCAULEY & co.'s DRUG STORE.
Corner New Houston and Drayton streets
DIVIDEND NO. ~.
OFFICE BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGBTl
AND PowER COMPANY
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec 90 1870
A dividend of THREE DOLLARS per sbara
from the earnings of this company for the past
SIX months has been dec AIRED, payable on and
after Jan. 10, 1891 to stockholders AS of record
this day.
SAMUEL P. HAMILTON, President.
S. s. GucKEshEIHER, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against harbor-
ing or trust nZ any of the crew of the British
steamship MALABAR. as neither the captain
nor consignees will be responsible for any
debts contracted by them.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
ConSi2neeS.
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CONGREGATION MICKvA ISRAEL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LEE ROY MYERS, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01


/. Is rumored at Vienna that Archduke Kari
I.udwig, hei- presumptive to the throne OF
Aust-ia-Iungary,i is about to resign his hcirship
in iavo. OF his son, Archduks Franz.
Signor Richard Motta. a barrister, has been
appointed Italian consul at New Orleans in
place OF Signor Corte. who has been trans
ferred TO Harve, France
The issue of all-rye bread has been resumed
iu the German army.
The British government has decided not tc
call an autumn session Of parliament
lie Nation Of Paris says there has been 9
revolutionary agitation in several provinces OF
Brazil, causing the government great uneayi-
ness.
The CAntatricc Viii. OF Vienna who recently
committed suicide, left $500, 600, mostly tc
charities. She disinherited several members O,
ner family, accusing them OF intrigues to 80
cure her money.
Gen. Booth of the Salvation Army In meetins
with hearty cooperation in Sydney. N. 3. w.
The Chincse charge daffairs in Paris Las in.
formed N. Hibot, the minister OF foreign al.
fairs. that the governor OF wu-Hu, province OF
Ngsn-Hoei, on the Ysag-tse-Kiaug. where the
recent outrages on foreigners were perpetrated
has been dismissed in compliance with the do
. mands Of tho powers.
Madame Caborsrt. an eccentric French
woman, has lett q. 500 eco TO any Frenchmau
who penetratss fTt Their than any one hsy zone
into ihe wilds Of Africa, with 500 or more com.
patriots, ON the condition that onc-hxlf of the
caraTsn returns safeiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
In the Political Field.

At yesterday afternoons session Of the
Pennsylvania democratic clubs at Pittsburs
the following officers were chosen for the en-
suing year: President, Hon. Chauncey F.
Black; secretary, J. d. Norman, and treasurer
Elliott p. Kisner. A contest over the place fol
the next meeting followed. resulting in the
selection of Scranton. A platform was adopted
which Endorsed X. E. Wright and A. l.. Tilden
the democratic candidates for auditor general
and state treasurer, respectively; commended
the action of Gov. Pattison in calling all extra
session Of the state senate to investigate the
charges against Auditor General McCamant
and State Treasurer Boyer, and dsplored the
death of Hon. William L. Scott.
Gov Campbell Yesterday invaded the county
in which Maj Mckinley was born, attended
the county fair at Youngstown and although i,
is strongly republican was given a hearty
welcome and respectful hearing by an audience
estimated at Is, 600.
Representative O'Ferrall Of tho eighth vir-
ginia district has come out for Crist Of Georgia
tor Speaker.
Wilbur +. Porter was nominated for Con.
gress yesterday by the democrats Of Mr..
Flowers district.
The formal opening of the democratic cam.
paign in Maryland will take place at Woodstock
today.
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DIR. BRIGGS COMING TRIAL.
Charges to which He VIII Reply Before tn
Presbytery.


Presbytery.
The trial of DIR. Briggs for heresy will begin
Monday morning The New York presbytery
will meet then in regular session. The session
will be open to the public unless the presbytery
determines by two-thirds vote to sit with
closed doors.
Nothing will be done at the first meeting Of
the presbytery except to read the charges and
specifications At a subsequent session. to be
held not less than ten days after, the case may
be resumed
The charges in the indictment are based on
the VOWS of ordination taken by all who enter
the ministry of the Presbyterian church. The
criticised passages from DIR. Briggs moro re-
cent WORKS Will be cited AZ proof of the charges.
The selected passages supposed to be hereti-
cal Will be arranged under several heads OF
charges. These are Those that tend to show
that Dr. Briggs vilifes the Westminster stand
ards AS doctiinal symbols Of the church; that
he contravenes essential and necessary doc
trines o. the confession; that he impugns the
teaching of the standards as to the character,
authenticity. inspiration and AVAILABILITY of the
sacred writings; that he teaches the existence
Of middle state for departed spirits other
than the two specified by the confession (chap-
ter 81. section ~, and that he has manifested q
spirit of INSTRUMENTATION to the presbytery.
The practice of the church il very simple.
The law is that the accused shall explain his
own words, and in cases where the expressions
quoted are capable Of two interpretations the
one heretical and tho other favorable, the court
must give the accused the benefit OF the latter
construction. And the logical inference Of AN
expression must not be charged against the &C.
cused If the accused makes u disavowal of the
Inference rs his opinion.
DR.. Briggs has already disclaimed and dis
avowed the construction put upon his writings
by his critics. lie will meet each specification
OF the committee with u statement as to its
meaning and the presbytery must decide
whether the expression quoted is capable of
Dr. Briggs Interpretation. DIR. Briggs intends
TO make these arguments and explanations
himself. The book of discipline. which is the
law OF the church, gives him the right 20 select
a member of the presbytery to act in his ee-
half. His friends have urged him to select
Prof. Francis Brown for that duty, but without
avail
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Forest Reservations

Committees of the American Forestery Asso-
citation and tie Association for the Advance
ment Of Science, consisting Of Assistant Score
ta-y Willis, Prof. Mendenhall, B. Fernow,
L A. Bowers and DR.. n. IL Egleston, presented
to the President yesterday memorial relating
to various forest reservations &c be proclaimed
by the President under the act OF March 8, 1891
The committee submitted detailed information
regarding the following reservations: The Tu
lure reservation in California Pecos river in
New Mexico, Pixies Peak, Colorado, Fiathead
and Marias river in Montana. and the Mime
sofa National Park, which they strongly urged
the ffesfient to create and to provide for thei,
proper protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

This man is trying to joke his wife about he,
cooking ability.
He says the household will suffer from dys
pepsia. lisa poor joke.
Americans eat too much rich food without
taking advantage of natural antidotes to over.
come the bad effects.
Nobody wants to diet. 1t is q natural de-
sire to want to enjoy the good things in thii
world.
Read what prominent New Yorker writes
he had been troubled with equity rheumatism
and its attendant painful symptoms 70,
eighteen months:
81 have subjected myself for months to the
severest rules Of diet recommended for such
conditions, and used almost all the remedies
recommended for govt and rheumatism with.
out any benefit until heard of your imported
Carlsbad Sprudel Salts. which used faith
fully for six weeks dieting for the first three
weeks and afterwards eating almost anything
1 desired All the equity and rheumatic symp-
toms left me after the fourth week, and my
general health and spirits have become excel
lent once again. Your Carlsbad Sprudel Salts
deserve the widest publicity. and take great
pleasure in bringing this fact to your notice. u
You try them today.
The genuine have the signature Of "Eisner
4 Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, Now York" on
the bottle.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ct The difference between a loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a
wide one. and of vital significance to a person
interested in the statement TIE STAB s,oears
10 IFS circulation. This is point Of grea. in,-
portaace to advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
WERE THE GAMES "THROwNe"

Base Bali Circles Stirred Up Over the Bos-
ton-New York iLcague) Series
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
anlerlc0Jl ASSOCIATION.
At Philadelphia (frst game)-Athletic, IL
Boston, 6. Second game--Athletic. o; Boston, 5.
AT Observation-Disclosures 10; Louisville, 4.
Fdtaona! League.
At Boston (frst game Boston, 16; New
York, g. Second game-Bcston 5; Now York, 8.
At Cleveland Cleveland. Il; Chicago. 5.
At Brooklyn FIRST game )-Brooklyn, z; Phila-
delphia, g. Second game-Br ooklyn, Q; Pbila-
delpkia. 4.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING L; Cincinnati, 2.
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
..5. Ane51cda Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

Burglars wero discovered in tho Dixon
County Bank at Ponca, Neb., and an alarm vas
given. A running hght took place between cis.
liens and ths burglars, in which ono Of the
latter was wounded, but the others carried him
Away ON hAad car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

trvus and silkcn. gives 10 IN even color and ena-
ble- women U pas is up In . great variety Of
styles
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EDUCATIONAL.
IL WAsfINGTON,

THE COLUMBIAN AL gNSi ISEs SIT Law SCHOOL
And rofs.soI Of Pubic and fr.1ss.
THE HON. JOHN r. HARLAN. LID.
ASSOCIATE 'usIIcE on THE surkEnE couET OF THE
e s Of tbs
T Il 0 HUN WALTER fTrEfI s Cox Of IL ToF s.
Professor of the Law Of Res and fer:oual Property.
rHE HON william sR Sh TssA I s.
tAssIsrASr ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence. Of Common Law
and fhaHi I'D Gi III sE e.
associate JUSTICE OF THE 3, SUPREME COURT OF THE
III. HON. SrIf:ss Si ri NJ Il LID
Ls;tSreT On ths ciSii Law;
tsoMrrrMK ASSISTANT ATTORNEY OF THE DISTRICT OF
Professor of Common law rTss.ice and Lecturer on
THE HON. AUa Is Hns'sry weafRk1THrNaTos LIB
| tsoMErrNE DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE UNIrKD
Lecturer on Legal Bi sIfar and tn. Us. Of
WILLIAM Aat b Msf II SSaTs r.o
(oF THE wAsHIsoroN BAn).
THE h6s tisi' fSa2R sinoN6 H.
80 <umtrp STATES COMMISSIONERS OF rArKSrs,.
bps rAf aoS S (! III S G. c. BsapLEY
Lecturer Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading
81 and Practice.
WILLIAM &. JOHNSON. ILL., II.
(oF THE WASHINGTON BAR),
judge of Moot Court.
The opening exercises take place in Law Lecture Hall
OF the University southeast corner 10Th and SITS.
W., on THURSDAY, OCTOBER j. at otlock p.
when addresses will he made by the professors in
pcation Of their lecture with the announce
ment OF lectures for the current scholastic year
The school has = years and tn course,
leading respectively to the degree Of Bachelor Of Laws
and of Master of Laws
The lectures are all delivered after O'Clock p
Judge cox will continue his regular course tor this
junior year. and this course will be augmented by the
lectures Of Justice HARLAN. Justice BkEMER and
Judge BRADLEY. The lectures Of Justice HARLAN,
two hours week, will run through the Whole year.
The instruction in the School of Practice will be
more ecalized because of the additions made the
Faculty.
The Law Library is open daily for study reference
from O'Clock q. to 10 O'Clock p. Societies for
legal debate and for associated study receive special
facilities.
The Registrar Is daily in attendance in the Law Ii
brary to enroll students and answer inquiries.
The lecture course of MIR. Commissioner SIMONDS
on Patent Law is open TO all students, but may be
taken alone At special tuition fee.
Tor catalogues apply at the look stores of VI. II.
Morrison. 1884 st. NV, ana OF Lowdermilk Co..
to JAMES =. YELLING. Prest.
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THE LIVER

and poisonous material designed to be expelled,
Is not properly secreted and eliminated from the
body. Thus retained it causes indigestion, dys-
pepsis. gas. boating. bilousness, constipation,
malaria bad taste. headache, dizziness. dull head,
nervousness, weak. lsnguid, and tired feelings.
IL not cured this condition leads to fatal hcer and
kidney diseases.
The best remedy and most certain cure is DIR.
Greene's Nervura, which restores gestion, cor
rects the dsordered liver. regulates the bowels,
invigorates the blood, aud, by strengthening and
vitalizing the nerves, re-establishes health and
strength. II Is purely vegetable, harmless and
sold by druggists 81 90
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THE LIVER IN POSITION

THE LIVER IN POSITION
81 tried al our doctors to no purpose. Ny kid
ney, liver and stomach wore terrible. was full
of pains and all run down, weak and tired never
saw such wonderful effect as Dr. Greene's Ner-
vura had. 10 has completely cured me. and I
know several other ladies who were cured in this
town with DIR. Greene's Nervura.
Miss v. d. SANBORN,
Billerica, Mass"
Mr. ~ DR.. Greene. the successful
specials. in curing all forms Of
nervous and chronic diseases, IS w. 14th Street,
New York, can be consulted free, personally or by
letter. Call or write him about your case or send
for symptom blank to fll out, and letter fully
explaining your disease giving advice, etc., will
DO returned free.
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SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, ESQ,
Secretary and Treasurer.

The faculty take pleasure in announcing that their
new and conimodious Law building. Nos. BOG and SOS
Est. n. w.. Is now rapidly approaching completion.
This building is to be devoted exclusively the pur
every respect thoroughly for the PURPOSES for
which erected. Enlarged accommodations pro-
yided in the way OF lecture and library and
reading rooms. The library now comprising the En-
gish and leading American reports. and the latest ext
books most legal SUBJECTS with the connections
reading rooms attached. viii be open from to 10
j. daily. sundays excepted, to students and auIiai
OF the school.
the Introductory lecture will he delivered and J.
nouncenonts made for the ensuing term in the new
building on Wednesday, october q at 60 p. IN. Pres:
ent and prospective students alumni OF the school and
all interested most cordially invited to be present.
The secretary can be at the Old Law building.
corner 9th and L SITS. u. w, on Mondays and Thurs
days from 30 to 80 m. for Information, enroll
mcpt, &c. Circulars givlng course of study. terms.
&c. be obtained at book stores of W. H. Morrison.
1884 st. NV, and Lowdernlllk Co. 1924 i st.
and at W. 8. Thoc,pson's drug store suS 18th
st. W., application personally by letter to
the undersigned. 5. NJ NEAIMAN.
sel4-1m Secretary and I treasurer.
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
IL TIE SPkNCEl.IAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
OUT OF WARRINGTON.

st HILDks SCHOOL, MoRRIsTowN, n J..
- Aboardine school for girls Twelfth year begins
sddre.s sisfR sGfiRT6 Hse er aa nor
SWITHIN C sHogTLIDGE's MEDIA tPA )ACAp-
~ envy near Philadelphia Cholce school tor boys,
has few paraiies fine buildings. heat. electric
iight and Ess. gymnasium with swimming bath reyu-
lated by steam; ample grounds; teachrrs men and
college graduates Special attention and private tutor
ness; superior English Department complete iabora-
toy. with dynamo, motor. &c. Se. Media has seven
iDGE A NJ GHarSard rrsduate,. Media. Pa
sel4-ln'
ST GEORGES HALL ron BOYS. ST. GEORGES,
- Nd, Prot J c. Kinear. A. NJ. principal. Colleye
OF 6iness Noted 5r rs training health eoior
Gl6O A YEAR. BOARD AND TUITION,
- ~ seminary Girls siJ0 military academy
tboysl thorough instruction; cottage system: best
REILLY. Rector Episcopal schools, HaddOnfeid. u J.
IVY HALL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN.
Forest Glen. Md. Thorough English. Music. Gym
nasfGs speels attention to oaesSard p9p,ls Public
'I'HE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY OFFERS
Il great advantages AZ moderate rates. IL has larse
and scon and the sass IN are
dious and admirably furnished.
brasches in art, music. French, German elocution.
physical culture stenography. typewriting and kim
For catalogue address
pENNINGTON CN.JD SEMINARY AND LADIES
College Odd year. Offers educa .ional facili-
ties Terms moderate. High and healthful. steam
heating. gas. ire escapes- Easy of access. THOS.
HANLoN. u. D.. President for - years ,e2-eo5et
MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE. CONCoRDVILLE,
VA Pa $50 per year. One Of the best schools 70
lniuse with energy and TO teach boys tine practical
duties of life. Boys under ID years, Sl5e.
lel aeo-o5t' j. SHORTLlDGE Nae). A. A.. Prin
LACQUIER INSTITUTE. FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Narren.on. Va.
thirty session opens On Sept IL, 1891. Stua-
O fhs ISSrbu
and Danyilie K. T.. d miles from Washington, ID. &.
very successful school. with Superior buildings and
strong faculty. and delightful location. For psrticu-
lars address CLIO. q. BUTLER AN
1y9-ta.s, tu.3t Principal.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE

The exercises Of this institution, the COLLEGIATE
DEPARTMENT Of the COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
will be resumed in the Lecture Han of the University
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. at O'Clock a. III.
when students, graduates Of the Preparatory
School. will present themselves for admission. The
College is open students OF both Applicato
for catalogues should be addressed TO the Registrar.
Mr.. II. @. HODGKlNSA A. b. who may he found daily
in the University Library.
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q GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
" Il ounded 1881
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty
REV. J. RAVENS RICHARDS, 8. J.,
President of the University.
HON. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON. IL. D.
tChief Justice L. s. Court Of ClaIns),
Lecturer Statutory and Administrative Law and
Legal MaxiIls.
MARTIN 4. NORRIS, LII. D..
Dean Of the Faculty and Lecturer on Constitutional
and international Law, Admiralty and Comparative
HON. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON. IL D.,
Lecturer the Law of Real Estate and the Law Of
Evidence.
ANDREW B. DUNAl.l. A. NJ. ILL., B..
lecturer on Equity Jurisprudence aud Iorta-
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON. IL D..
Lecturer the Law Of Personal Property,
Contracts and Negotiable PAPER.
GEORGE L. HAMILTON, LII D..
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership. Corporations.
Practice and TcStan entsry Law.
r. ROSS PERRY. AN,
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading, Criminal Law and
Domestic Relations.
REV. RENE HOLLAND. S. j..
Lecturer on Natural Law.
MOOT COURT
CIRCUIT COURT: PROF. GEORGE E. HAMlL-
TON. COURT OF APPEALS: PROIS. MARTIN I.
NORRIS, JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON AND Il. ROSS
PERRY.
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CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COLUM.
RIAN UNIVERSITY

This school will open at O'Clock p. M. OCTOBER
i. with the following OF instruction, All
departments OF English Mathematics. Civil Ensineer
Latin, French, German. Mechanical and oilsr
branches Of drz wing. with lecture Asron
omy. Anthropology Zoology. Botany &c. All classes
meet in the evening and open 10 both sexes For
further information apply to tie dean. Prof. E. 4.
FR1STOE, IL. d. SCI
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RAILROADS.
{ yHEsArkAkE 4 ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFEEcr SEPTEMBER n. ,soi.
-. nm. cave daily nom Union station CB fD On
Ihroush the rrandes, sc~nery IN Ame~ic.. WIN shs
nsnsisonle> aud most complete Sold Tran s~rvscS
West fron W Axhinrfon
90 = n dsiy =. NCsncirnst Past Line {. With dsnins
cat ifoin Washington and Solid Train 90 CnclnnHd
NLInout CHANGE srrivinx Cnctnnnt a m. !.
eonnsc,,ns IN the Union derot for Indianapolis, 81
nslOp. m. the famous r " " ve-ffbu,. rspi,.f--
sohd Neshn ed train with dininr car fs,r Cinrfpurf
innau Al . u pm. Lexington .sO y m. loairsaIls
NV m. @ nnectlnx In Union drpots for al porfs
90 o. m lxrrr-s for Gurion-xills
klcinond NAypssborO'. st.aaton and prsncifsi Nir.
rinis points.
10 81 via r. railway ana R,chp,ona a Qua
Pom; Comfort and NOrfoik-ONI.l Rail, LINZ
Pullman locaticns and tickets Al Oompsnx,, oesexs
513 aud l4sl r-nna. ave.
se2 II. ". FULLER. osnq PASSENGER Aren't
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Eve Erst no.isel shat Minnie had high fever and
srnf tor GO-or. who said she was Threatened with
pnsu-onia lie gave her Inedirine witch reduced the
fever after she of pain in her ears
and .~- an TO run protu-e.y ald tie discharge
ID very OF rs ooT. she became QIIiie deaf. A,
the her BEGAN 20 and her throat
so-o. she II the " her yo-ee AMI when she
gwen rsslicrcs some II 10 through he
After sic rot Of led sLe couldn't walk and seemed
have lost tie rs, OF her limits Sine very low
ami thOus-at there hope for her. We
bad heard 6. tie Of DR.. Jordan n treating
nCse. throat and diseases and :elt il anythil< cod
is done he was tie to to- We to1k her 10 the
cortor and commenced treatment. She commenced tc
Improve Il once Her s'opped runnin, he;
bezri;g returned rs TOo ever ler speech gradually
Ts:urn- IN; now she ;ak plainly and easily she
swallows naturally and SIZE AMI plays around the
hcuS- now Other children her appetite good an
shs has CAMEL in i.s. Nes seemed almost hops.
ess. AMI the credit y: RESTORING her " hea til belong,
u Dr. IorlJn."
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY

The COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.
1885 st. n W., eiyes thorough preparation for coll
lege, for the naval and military academies and for
business. corps Of ten instructors, five of whom
are college professors Number OF pupils limited to
zoo. building open for inspection and a teacher
present 20 answer inquiries from 10 TO O'Clock 4;
alter u at l514 COrcoran street.
Session begins September II.
For catalogues or further information address
ANDREW I. MONTAGUE. Phi. D..
lrin
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OUR LIVER.
what People Ought to Know Of II.

Tho nerves which
control our liver
often become weak
ened, irrltated, dis
eased. The func-
ton of the liver is
disturbed, and tor
pid liver or dis
ordered action re-
suit. Hence the
bite, which II waste
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TIE LrEuIo CoMpAxr

9E x<1EUlG SOMfASl
Have for twenty Eve years been putting ny
tie famous ,reiuct which stirred medical
cI.r;S. when first inveni-si and given 10 the
xo-s. b. the renowRss. srsm:s.. Jus,as Won
Lisb4x- Their
EXTRACT OF EEEF
10 hLova srou3s tie World an. has lately
.s~n carried INTO ''Da-kss. GricE" oy stan
lsy. II II uasprrOsssabls for puri;y. flavor
and tsneasiai srsc.x. As BKI.F TEA. de-
ncsSus AID ra.-ssia.nx. Indispensable b
IMPROVED All Esonossic Cookery
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