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CITY ITEMS.

True copy, feste: K. J. MEIds, Clerk. BY 1. P.
CITY ITEMS.
Great China and Japan Tea Co.,
731 7th st., bet. @ and b.
Special presents Thursday.
Tomorrow
Thursday,
another
grand
special
present
day at
73l 7th ST.,
bet. G and II.
One Thousand Imported japanese Lunch
Baskets.
just
the
thing
you
need.
They
beauties.
The
greatest
inducement
ever
offered.
Gold Band Cups and Saucers il desired.
On account
of the
enormous
crowds
ut our
Special
Saturday
Bargain
Days
we are
compelled
to make
special
Thursday
to give
those who
crowded
out on
Saturdays
chance
to
try our delicious Teas and Coffees,
and at
the same
time get
tho benefit
of our
Special
Bargain
Days.
Our object
In making
these special
days is
to more
generally
introduce
The Celebrated Johnston Dry-roast Coffees
to our
trade,
We
handle their
Dry-roast
Coffees
exclusively.
Delicious coffees,
2s,
S. So,
and IS cents
per pound.
The Johnston Breakfast Coffee, Is cents.
Requires
settling.
The
latest
importation
in Teas,
fine goods,
40.
50,
GO,
80 cents
and
one dollar
per pound.
The Johnston Spring Leaf Blended Tea,
in pound
and half
pound packages,
so cents
per pound.
Every purchaser
Of two pounds
of Coffee or
one-half pound
of Tea is
entitled to a Beautiful Lunch Basket
or Cup and Saucer.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
731 7th ST., bet G and II.
1t Special telephone SIG.
Remarkable Success Of
DR.. LIaHrH1LL
In the case Of
MRS. CHAs. NJ. 'CYpHERs
OF sOs New Jersey ave.
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.
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GENUINE Mackinaw. White and Black English
split straws. X. c. LEWIS & Son, li21 \. \. ave.
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Best GRANULATED SUGAR AZ cents Special
present day Thursday. 731 9TH st. BET. G and IL.
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SEND for the beautiful Rock Enou circular
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HAVE Your carpets cleaned by .CHAcE, OPP
PO
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, &c. /; SOAP,
&c. RESOLVRNT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
- Send for How to Cure Blood Diseases"
BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautifsd BY
CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure
RHEUMATIC PAINS. t
In one minute the Cuticurs Anti-Pain Plaster re-
svss rheumatic, soatic. hip. kidney chest and mus
culsr pains and weaknesses Price, 25c. 3e3-w&s
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The Standard Cash Register after careful
examination have adopted the Caligraph. Il
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BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.
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LECTURES.

CLUB, 600 ST NV
~ free Lecture WEDNESDAY, at Il u m bvJ T.
McCkEERl. Subject: ''steerage Passengers on the
SniP oI state je2-2ts
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FUssELL's Lee CREAM shipped anywhere OF
of town. 1927 New York ave.
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Open untu 8 D.

G1xr,s Su1rs SoousrD
AND PRESSED FOR a.
Goats, &c. Pants, 25c. Vests, 26c. Altering and
repairing done In best manner Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone cal 1882
X. !. HAHN, 7O5 9th st. NV;
aug ES29 I'D st., West Washington.
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Statement of Mr.. c. NJ. Cyphers.

For fifteen years my wife has suffered more
or less from bronchial asthma, and for the last
three years her case became so very bad that
she was unable to leave her room during the
greater part of that time, indeed, often con-
fined to her bed.
Her physician exhausted every known
remedy for relief, called in consultation
throat specialist and even had the Koch
lymph injected, but without any material
benefit. Hearing of DIR. Lighthin's success in
diseases of the respiratory organ, she applied
to him for treatment, and am happy to
state that relief came most promptly. From
the very beginning marked improvement mani
Tested itself, gaining from day to day. Her
breathing became natural, the troublesome
cough left her, she could sleep all night undis-
turbed, the distressing asthma disappeared, her
buoyant spirit, SO long depressed. returned
again and she feels now more like her former
SELF
am confident that this statement Is ioyful
news to her many friends, and hope will bene-
fit other sufferers from this most distressing
disease.
CHAs NJ. CYPHERs,
S0S New Jersey ave.
May 80, 1891.
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n. ARTISTS.
Our studio, 6O1 and 603 Mass. ave. NV. having
Deen relnodeled at great expense think without
we have the largest and best equipped studio
south OF New York. Our speciality Is OIL pastel India
ink and crayon portraits We do only hrstclass work
and guarantee satisfaction. A visit studio will
convince you that work is second to WASH
ipSton Our portraits be seen in the windows Of
the following places Of business:
Z. p Williams Co.. 9th and SITS. NV.
AusrbSch. cor. 18th and New York n
Acker Ksnner, l4.y Pa. ave. NV.
y. =. Droop, OBS Pa. ave. NV
&; Warneld Simpson. 9Th and G sts NV.
W. y. Herbst, 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
K. MackMi Bro cor. 9Th and H SITS. ne.
eaWuei L Kelley Co., 426 fth ct. s.w.
Geo. b. Weiss, cor. 18th and O sts
NJ Kaufman, cor. 9Th and sts s.e.
+; ~ Fsrris, cor 10th and SITS. NV.
h B. SMITH CO.. Artists.
49, 0O1 and 603 Mass. ave.
Open until SPIN. my2l.l2ts
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SEE Our SIS suits. Eiseman Bros, eth and E
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SEE OUR $3.50 suits. Eiseman Bros, It'll and E.
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BERKELEY pure rye whisky.

SEE QUE big boys suits from ~ mp.
EiSesan Bros, It'll and E.
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HAVE You SEEN our 3-burner gas stove at
siS E f. Brooks. 531 18th ST. NV.
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THARP. SIS + street northwest
SEE Our small bows suits from % up.
Elsenlar Bros It'll and E
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SEE OUR so. 80 suits. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E
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Headache, Neuralgia, Dizxiuess.
Drunkenness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured BY
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at
1tr MERTz's DRUo SroRx lOll n
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PEERLESS Gas COOKING STOVES at BROOKS.
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SEE OUR SIS suits. Eiseman

yIsrr THE EMPIRE GARRETT CLEANING WORK
ts1-635 Mass. ave. n. W. Telephone 425-2
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BOsToS BAKED BEANS and everything good I
FlssELL's cafe. 1927 New York avenue.
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Anu oFOcT Il ease VI
Heurich's Extra Pale Lager.
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FORECAST TILL EIGHr A. n. THURSDAY
For the District OF Columbia Maryland and
Virginia and West Virginia showers; stationary
temperature; southeasterly winds
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SEE Our s1O suits. Eiseman Bros, 18th and z.
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CONDITION OF THE WAIT

Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls. temperature, ~; condition.
Sc. Receiving reservoir. temperature. %. Con-
dition at north connection. 81: condition at
south connection. Sc; distributing reservoir.
temperature, II: condition at influent gate
house. Sc. condition at effiuent gate house, SO.
High Water. Low Water.
454 am. 5z2pm 1I:34a.m. 1l:1 pm.
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81 PER GALLON. 81 per quart, Soc. pint
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For Iced Tea Try Our
''sun-h'se Chop Tea. Only 50c. per ID.
1t" n. q P. METzaER. AT tn q nv.
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French Cook, Soc. Carving. el.75; Table
roRD's, AT Pa ave. ies.2s
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EOR SPRINa IANTl

BERKELEY is pure.
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SPECIAL PRESENT DAY THURsDAY-Best gram
ulated sugar AZ cents. 731 It'll bet. G and ii sts
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A. P. LIaHrHnL, NJ. D.,
SPECIALIST,
Can be consulted on Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma,
Hay Fever, Rose Cold and diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs at his residence,
14l1 K STREET NV.
Hours from to II and 4to6
1t CONSULTATION FREE
This IL Not for Wealthy Men!
But you work for your money and want to
make half q dollar go far as possible look at
our Chevi6t and Madras Outing Shirts
HENRY FRANC q Son, One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and D.
Fireworks! Candy! Flreworksl
My stock Of Fireworks and Fourth of July
goods is now complete. I have an immense
stock. Storekeepers are invited to examine
goods and prices. Exhibition cases all packed
nicely assorted and ready for firing. Just the
thing for private or family parties.
GEO. J. MUELLER, Wholesale Confectioner.
jS-St' SlA Pa ave. n. v. Wholesale and retail.
French Cook, 5Oc Carving, ellis Table
and Kitchen Knives, l0c. up; warranted. WAL
roRD's, At Pa. ave. ies-2s
For Iced Tea Try Our
''Sun-hise Chop" Tea. Only 50c Der H.
IT. N. 4 p. MErzaER, AT tn st. NV.
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizxipess,
Drun M Spasms! sleeplessness cured BY
Dr.. Miles Neryine. Samples free at
ltr MERTz's DRUe Srosx, lol4 r It
The Standard Cash Register after careful
examination have adopted the Caligraph. Il
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FUTURE DAYS.

EoUkTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE CON
= dnctors and Drivers Of the Metropolitan Railroad
company to RIVER VIEW. FRIDAY, JUNE =,
ls9L Steamer Samuel J. PentZ viii leave her wharf
Tickets. % cents. i.3.rs
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Life in a Curious Stone.

Bernard Zimmerman, of Topeka,
Kan, has in his possession, q singular
stone, which he found few years . %
on the banks Of tho South Platte, in
Colorado. It's a small, 1rre9l.;;.lt shaped,
pebble of a grayish blue tint, dull and
faint, like smoke, but which, if held
tightly in the hand for few minutes
will communicate series of distinct
shocks like that of an electric battery,
slight but powerful enough to be felt oil
over the body. When thus graspcd, OBJ
serves correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Times, the pebble seems to be pulls
ing and tkrobbing as if endowed with
life and produces an unmistakablc exhil-
ration of the holders physical and men,
tai organizations, a very pleasant sensa-
ton, resembling that following a
draught of wine.
This contact with the stone quickens
the pulse and if continued increases the
heart beats to an alarming extent, but
without any apparent ill-effect. The
pebble on being held tightly for some
minutes loses its gray hue and warns to
q very pale rose color, growing translu-
cent, when innumerable fire veins of q
golden red can, be seen running through
it, glowing as if filled with living fluid.
When placed in water the stone turns to
a siclSly green splotchcd with white and
cream.
Mr.. Zimmerman says he has had his
singular find examined by the finest
biologists in the country, but all declare
their ignorance of its nature, which
seems to be that of mineral, though
possessed of kind of life of an clectri-
cal character.
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Tho Rats Wcnpcn,.

The rat is remarkably we'll equipped
for the peculiar life he is ordained to
lead. He has strong weapons in tho
Bhape Of four long and very sharp teeth
two in the upper inv and two in tho
lower. These teeth are wedge-shaped,
and by wonderful provision of nature
have always q fine, sharp, outing edge
On examining them carefully, the inner
part is found TO be of soft, ivory-like
composition, which can easily be worn
AWAY and the outside is composed of q
grass-like enamel, which is exceedingly
hard. The upper teeth work into the
under 30 that the conters of Tie opposed
teeth meet perfectly in the act of gnaw-
ing, hence the soft part is being con-
tinually worn away, while tho hard
Part keeps n sharp. chiscl-like edge NIL
the time and al. tha sumo TIN, a., teeth
are constantiy growing up fromA Aha
bottom, so that rs they wear away n
fresh supply is ready. Should ono of
these teeth be removed by accident or
otherwise, tho opposing tooth will con-
tin0e to grow, and there being nothing
to wear. it away will project from the
mouth and be turned upon itself, and il
it IN under tooth it will often grow
40 long Us to penetrate tho skull.
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Modern Use of m Ancient Vegetable.

Candy is the only form in which the
ancient vegetable, angelica, is now used
by cooks. The tenderstems of the stout
angelica herb were formerly cooked and
served on the table; but strong aromatic
favor-to most people nalseous one
would not be tolerated on the table to-
day. Although it was a very popular
dish in cruder times, before the present
variety of vegetables had been produced
oy cultivation OF wild plants, it has gone
entirely out of use as vegetable. Large
quantities of angelica, however, arc yearly
candied by confectioners in Franco, and
it is imported to this city and sold chiefly
to French cooks at ST. pound for deco
rating candied ices, cakes, and other
sweet dishes. In the process of candy
ing, angelica loses much of its strong
flavor, and it takes on the most beautiful
green known to the decorator in candied
fruits. The green lime gives very
much paler color and the green
prune (the only other green fruit) is dull
in color, and Of value chiefly for its
flavor. On the red of candied cherries
and the green of angelica the expert
decorator of sweets relies for his color
Nelo York Tribune.
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"A number os wealthy French Jews
wish to buy She Vatican copy Of tho
Hebrew Bible from the Pope for gA0,-
GOO. Il fanoy," writes tho Paris corre-
spondent of the London Daily Ne,ps.
that his Holiness could not legally sell
II, as he has only life estate in the
vatican and its wealth of rare books,
pictures and furniture.n
Tho history of previous negotiations
Tor the purchase of this very book, says
tho Poll Nall Gazette, is interesting,
In 1912, when Pope julius II. was
desperately in need of funds in order
TO keep mp the Holy League" against
Louis XII. OF France, no was APP
preached by tho Jews, as his successor
IN the chair Of st, Peter ia now. They
offered u comparatively small sum at
nrst, but subsequently, increased tho
amount, rendering at tho same time q
blank order on one OF their number in
Venice to be filed up in ducats accord
ing to the weight OF the Bible rs against
an equal weight of pure gold.
The Pope got SO far us to weight the
precious volume, and found that it
scaled 325 pounds avoirdupois, or 1888
pounds odd troy, which, at 81 the ounce,
then about tho value of gold, repre-
sented the enormous sum of 920,7S4
and fraction. This amount in its
equivalent the Jews pressed on the
Pope, who. however, either because he
found himself unable to part with
property in which he would not seem to
have more than life interest, or on ac-
count OF tho pressure brought to bear
on him, declined, aftcr much hesitation,
to port with tho volume
Should the present negotiations DO
moro successful, the amount now offered
will be the largest sum ever paid for q
book. The nearest approach was tho
25o, 900 francs, or e10, 900, paid by Che
German Government in 1854 for tho
Missal formerly given by Pope Leo X.
to Henry VIII, along with parchment
comforting on that sovereign the title of
Defender of the Faith The Missal
was given by Charles II. to the then
Duke of Hamilton, in whose family it
remained for moro than two hundred
years.
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Inspection Of Watches.

The system of inspection of watches,
inaugurated by the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy and Wabash Railroads, has
given entire satisfaction, and is one of
the new features of modern railroad
ing.
Conductors, engineers, fremen, yard
masters, foremen and switchmen come
under the regulation, and the general
inspector is required to state in his re-
port the name and occupation of the
employe, as we'll as the make and num-
Der of his watch and the number of Sec
onds gained or lost in given number of
days during the month. All watches
are regulated by division standard
clock connected by an electric arrange
ment with the masters clock at head
quarters, from which the time is auto
matically given each day.--Ne0 Orleans
Times Democrat
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A Vinegar Rono's Fatal Bite.

An aged Mexican named Miguel Del
gado, living near Tombstone, Arizona,
was bitten few days ago by what is To-
cally Known as- Q vinegar rome, and died
in a few hours in great agony. --'rHl tse.sss
terrible little creatures, which seem never
to have come under tho notice of natur-
alists, or ut any ratio have mover been
given q name by them, and are only to
be found 10 this region, arc small b .acle
creatures resembling very closely cray
fish, or small fresh water crab. They
are found in low, damp places, under
rocks and stumps of trees aud usually lie
close to the ground as if asleep or stupid.
They are, says correspondent of the
Philadelphia Times, however, very ag-
gressive, inaicting bite for which no
antidote has been found and which pro-
duces death in from three to twelve
hours. a violent fever sets in almost
Immediately, the tongue swelIs, becom-
ing intensely dry ami parchcd, the lips
burn black and rash resembling roscola
breaks out oil over the body. Tho pa
tient grows delirious toward the end and
becomes very violent and possessed of
extraordinary strength.
The wound inflicted by the vinegar
rome is made by asting located under the
tail aud is small one, like tho puncturo
of coarse needle, but which leaves the
flesh scared aud blistered, as il the needle
had been red hot. This wound turns
perfectly white after the death of the
person bitten and gives out smell SO of
fcnsive as to be almost unbearable. The
vinegar rome is, fortunately, gradually
becoming cxterminated as in the spring
the people search out the eggs and young
and destroy them.
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Tho snpanese Flre nox.

The hibachi is fire box, OF which
the simplest form is that of square, or
circular, or oblong receptacle of wood,
lined with sheet copper. Into this a
quantity of limo dust or sifted ashes is
put, and on top Of that li.tle pile of
lighted charcoal, which burns slowly
and steadily upon the fino nshes, giving
out heat, but not vestige of smoke
This is the primitive and plainest form
OF the fire box, such Us will be seen in
use for common purposes at railway
stations in Kuruma sheds, in wayside
tea houses and restaurants and in nm
pretentious shops. But japanese skill
and taste love to lavish themselves on
this central piece of domestic furniture,
and you see hibachis, accordingly, of nil
forms and materials. Some are made
of hammered copper. or brass, or iron,
with patterns delicately and beautifully
beaten out of the FURNISHED metal
Some I have seen in great houses con-
trived from the root of vast tree, tho
gnarlcd and knotted timber being labori-
ously followed out and lined with cop
per, and the exterior carefully pol
ished to bring forth the beauty Of the
grim.
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"A Bnried Fortune Ponnd.

1t is reported that Mike Scheff, fa.m
hand working for Jacob Schumacher, near
Tiffin, Ohio, discovered largo guam
tity of old gold and silver coins, esti-
mated worth $4,000, under tho house
and in the ground, which had been
buried for over fifty years. schmucker
promised to give Scheff half Of the find,
but did not do SO. scheff has brought
suit against schmucker for $40, 0G0, Ira
Cadwallader, son of q former owner of
the farm, hos also brougSE suit against
Schumacher to recover to- money. a
coffee pot contained &1so in gold. -
6ew York Ne,cs.
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A Cunola Fort.

The first of the .scupola fortsp to be
erected in Belgium has been tested sue
cessfully. These cupolas are of huge
size, and built entirely of steel. Two
hundred shots from q twelve centimetre
gun, loaded with bnttering charge, had
mo effect on the cupola. Thirty-two of
them are being manufactured for the
war department by the Societies des
Ateliera de la Mouse de CouilIet et dc
Chatillon. Commercial Adeertisr.
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1.-TWO bottles of Hall Cntarrh S,nrc corn
curcd my little GIRL" Sold BY Drusns Aits,
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lishedin Mexico.
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EgslrAE STUDY. bookkeeping. business Form,
XVME Pennansiip, Arithmetic, Shorthand 7 eie :
nv thoroughly taught BY XAI. Circulars free'
bryanps College, i57 slaln st., Bunaio N. Y
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Ono rhourund noIlars.

I'll The womenof Wyoming lave full sui
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s75 TO s25nA lIONTItcan be made working
rso Tor US. Persons pre;errsl wAo can furnish
horse all give their Whole time to the DusincsG
Spare pare monent. may be probably employed also.
son q CO., iJJJ Nnln ST.. E!c;imond. Va
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nrito71aIa OLD CLAIMS sETTJED
PEMSlUHS so,ii;,:N,ib Eii S II LAW :,
fer blank applications and Information, PAraicg
o'FAEReIL, Pension Agent, Washington, u. G. :
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MIND is superior to things not be.
cause it is free from law, but because it
Is law in itself.
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ono Thourund Dollars,
will forfeit tho above amount, IL I fall to
provo that Fiorarlexlon is the best med icino in
existence for Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Bilious.
ness. II is y certain euro, and nfYortiu immo.
d,sto rclief In cases OF Kidney and I.ivor Com
plant, Nervous Debility aud Sonsumptlon.
Floraplexlon builds up tho weak sysiom and
S9res where other remedies fail. AK your
nerrn,ggist for II and yet we'll. Valuable book
Ihing Worth Knowing" also, sample bottle
sont FREQ; oil charges prepaid. Address Frank
In Hert, IS Warren street. Now York
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The dog population of New York is estima
ted at ~, 90.
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FITS stopped FREQ by Dir KLINEs angAY
EInvE. REsTonER. No Fits after frat days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and sc trial
bottle free. DR.. Kline, WI Arch ST., Phila., Pa.