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Mew Ih'ertisen,ents.
Order Nisi on Sales.
No. $3.50, Equity.

IL the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
sitting in Equity.
May Term, 1892
John Rouzer and John X Rouzer, Trustees
of Morris L. Rouzer,
petition.
In the Matter of the Report of Sales filed
the 3lst day of May. 1892
NRDERED, That on the 25,h day of June
" 1892, the Court will proceed 10 act
upon the further Report of sales of Real
estate reported to sad Court by John Rouzer
and John r. Rouzer Trustees in the above
cause, and filed therein rs aforesaid, to finally
ratify and confirm the same, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown before said
day provided copy of this order beinserted
in some Newspaper published iii Frederick
County for three successive weeks prior to
said day.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be $25O.OO
Dated this 3lst Cay of May, 1902.
JOHN L JORDAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy-Test: John l.. Jordan,
Clerk.
Urncr. Kccdy 4 Urncr, Solicitors. 62 At
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Free Excursions to the Worlds Fair
For all Agents who sell
COLUMBUS And COLUMBIA,
THE MAN AND THE NATION,

Isy Hon. James e.. Blaine, Sec.
of State, J. W. Bucl, the celebrated author,
John Clarke Rldpath, the famous historian,
and Hon Benz. Butterworth, Secretary and
Solicitor General OF the the Worlds Fair AS
soclation. The great Quadrl Centennial
History of our country, 4 complete books in
one immense volume, quarictte of world.
famous authors, nearly 900 quarto pages 400
splendid Historical Illustrations and Colored
Paintings, constituting grand pictorial
panorama Of our countrY's history. Also n
complete pictorial description of the great
Worlds Fair at Chicago, with maps charts,
&c. The grandest book ofthe greatest CEN
tury. Not the creation OF one author. but
the comb ned genius of four mPster minds.
4 complete, faithful and thrilling record of
cur coun,ry's history from the earliest dis,
coveries to tho present time Selling Nv
the thousands. Everybody buys
Low price, immense sales. Now is your
time to make money III the book business.
40 Capital Required. Write for
terms to agents and full particulars about
tree excursions to the Worlds Fair.
IITsToKlCAL PUBLISHING Co.,
may 90 Al. St Louis, Mo.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
tB- CANDIES AND FRUIT.--We have
NICE line of Fresh candies and fruits.
J,I. NlACKLEY & BRO.


Cy;~ DO YOU WANT TO MARRY, OF
do you wish social letters from gentlemen
and ladies', of culture and means from all ov
er the country? If so, just send on 10 cents
and rccciye copy of the elegant matrmon.
ial paper called "Orange Blossoms which
will afford you more healthful enjoyment
than you have had for many day: eacl
number contains hundreds of letters from
young ladies and gentlemen wanting cores
pondents from those of the opposite sex il
there is man or woman who has not found
his or her affinity here's the golden oppor
tunlty. Address ORANGE Blossoms, room
Is, 1S Boyls,on street. Boston, Mass.
Apr II 1y.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

On May 17th, IN Tcnallv.own, d. G., hy Rev.
Father Birrv. Mr.. Wm. F. Hardly, of
Wash,ngto n, d. G.. and Mss Gcnevievc
Lansinger, of Emmitshurg.
On Wednesday. May o., 1892, in Washing
ton, ID g hv Rev. Chas H. Butler, ID D.,
DR. James w Elchelbcrger to Miss Minnie
Hoke both of Fmmitshurg.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
Gallant Rufus Choate.


On a pretty girl saying to Rufus Choate,
Il am very sAd-you.see he replied. oh, no !;
you belong to the Old Jewish sect; you are
very fairI.see!'
Nothing adds so much to the beauty of a
fair girl, as clear, bright, healthy complex.
ion, and to secure this pure blood is indlspen-
sable. So many Of the so.called blood purl-
fers sold to improve rough, pilnply, muddy
skin, only drive the Scrofulous humOrs from
the surface TO some internal vital organ Snd
dsease is the lneyltaDc result On the con-
trary, DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
strikes directly at the root Of the evil, by
driving the impurities entirely out of the
system, and with fresh stream of pure blood
flowing through the veins, nothing but the
softest and fairest of compilations can result.
MEMORIAL DAY.-Memorial Day was OBJ
eeryed in this place on Saturday afternoon
last As usual the children were marsha1ed
and appeared in large numbers; the supply
of flowers was ample and the ceremonies
performed in good order and good taste
The procession formed at the Town Hail.
noyed To the Catholic and thence to the Hill
Cemetery. After the strewing, all returned
10 the Hall, where music was furnished by
the Cornet Band and by Il choir prayer by
Rev. ] N. Star and addresses by Hon. Ed
ward S. ElchelLerger of Frederick, George
i. Wissler, Esq, and Col. j. II. Rouzer Of
this place were listened to with much inter.
est by OH audience that filled the Hall to
.oyerhowing. Comments the most kindly
and flattering have been made concerning
the two main addresses by Messrs. Elchel
berger and Wissler they were both in full
accord with the occasion and made deep
impression on our people. The weather was
charming, an element in which it has wont
10 be lacking on Memorial Day here.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
Local Items.

Mr.. M. G. Cramer, of Baltimore. aud Mr..
Clarence Foreman. OF Washington, formerly
of this place, made Il flying visit 10 our town
on Monday last.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

Premature badness may he prevented and
the hair made to grow on heads already
bald, by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilan
Hair Renewer
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

ANNUAL SUPpER.-1h he Ladies Aid society
of the CIeagerstown Lutheran church will
hold their Annual Supper at the home OF
Mrs. Jos. Il. Martin at 10y, Station on Whit
=, Monday evening, June 9th.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

PROPERTY SOLD. -Messrs. John Rouzel
and John II. Rouzer as trustees sold the real
esta te of the Keyser e. Rouzer Manufacture
ing Company on Friday afternoon last. Mr.
Frederick White purchased it for $3.50.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

On the 2lst o. May, 1898, our venerable
fellow .townsman, Mr.. Eli Stake, first saw
the light of day in this place. Saturday last,
therefore, marked the Oath anniversary of
Mr.. Stakes birthday, which was celebrated
in an appropriate manner at his residence on
Potomac street. iliamsport Leader.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

SOLD FOR TAxEs.-On last Saturday Mr..
Charlcs F. Rowe sold for back taxes the
property of Henry Muck, containing "a
acres, lying in Catoctin district, which was
purchased by Mr.. Daniel G. Miller.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

The water works at Elkton, Cecil county.
are neal ing completion. Those for Middle
town haye not yet been begun and if the ef'
forts OF the obstructionists prevail, never will
be- KQLeY Register.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

Rev. Father VIM. H. I. Reaney, who was
recently appointed by President Harrison MS
a chaplain IN the United States Navy, was
presented Monday night with gold watch
valued at 1926, by the members of Father
McE!roy Council, G. B. L.. of Frederick, of
which he was chaplain, as u mark of their
regard,
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

aB- ICE CREAM different Fhyors of
our home made Ice Cream always on hand.
J.I MACKLEY g. BRO.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

EIGHT Tons OF ORE.-Several capitalists
of New York, who have been engaged in
boring on the farm Of Mr.. Thomas II. Price,
near Hyattstown, this county. took eight
tons of gold ore to New York with them for
the purpose of analyzing the same. A fine
quality of lime stone has also been found on
Mr.. Prices farm-Neus
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

A number of our citizens visited Graceham
ON Monday evening list to witness the dec.
oration services ut that place.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
Business Locals.

DRESS MAKING.-Haying returned Of
ter an absence of six months am prepared
to do plain sewing and fashionable dressmak'
ing. Room opposite Lutheran Church.
Apr216t. MISS FLORA GlLDS.
az MII.LINERY.-Mrs. Kate HessOn
has received her stock of Spring Millinery
and desires IN this way to acquaint our
readers with that fact. Her trade remains
50 good that she has felt safe III laying in as
large line of Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons and
trimmings as usual and assures you that she
has exercised great care in just what her past
experience has taught her Is in highest de-
mand here. The goods are here ard ready
for the buyers. Give her III early call
5 264t
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02


is Black and White Figured
Satines at &c. per yard.
Ladies Suede Mosquetaire Gloves
at G5 cents.
Ladies Waists IN Silk, Chevlot Satines,
and Percales.
Boys Waists in all sizes and quail.
We have a dandy at g cents.
We have Il SPECIAL BARGAIN i'll
Black, Plald and Stripe Lawns,
at 10c. per yard. They CAN
not be duplicated for less
than l5c. per yard.
LADIES Summer Ribbed Vests at s cts
CORSETS.
Black Cor.cts, Summer Corsets,
Long Waist -Corset~,
Short Waist Corsets, Misses Corscts.
Ladies Corset Waists.
Children's aud Misses Waists.
We have Corsets as low as 25 Cents.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
New Advertisements.

Royal 8. NJ. Co.
W. s. Powell & Co.
Order Nisi on Sales.
Bus. LOc.-Miss Flora Gi!ds.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

rY ICE CREAM We are now manu-.
featuring Ice Cream for the market at our
Steam Factory. Dealers, Festivals, Picn cs
sc. supplied.
J.I. MACKLEY Il BRO,
MechanicstOwn, Nd
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

We are IN receipt of Invitations to attend
the college graduating exercises from Miss
Julia Osler and Messrs. Ross Slick and Har.
nv Wlsslcr.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

MONEY In BANK.--Accordng to the state.
ments of the five National Banks of Frcder-
ick, just made, the individual deposits sub
ject to check therein aggregate $2,003 ,4s6,-
So; divided as follows; Citizens 81 300, $780,
Sc Farmers and Mechanics, $23S, 1872 80 {;
Central, $187 ,33S4 A; First National, $780,
5427G Frederick County, $s6,352 1.-Er-
1ninep,
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

The Western Maryland Railroad will run
special train from Westminster to Mil
brook, Pa, on the occasion of the annual
meeting of the Old Order German Baptists,
on Sunday, June 9Th. The train will leave
Westminster at $40 A. NJ; Spring Mills, g.
A; Avondalc. G:47; Medford, $50; Wake.
field, 655; New Windsor. 700; Lnwo0d
7:O7; Union Bird ,e, 7:ls; Middlcburg, 7l9 ;
Frederick Junction, 7:22 York Road, 7:2s ;
Double Pipe Creek, 7:a7 Rocky Ridge 735.
The fare from all stations named above will
he $1O0. Logs, z39, 95 cents; Graceham,
7:43, 80 cents; Mechanicstown, 7::47, s. cents
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

During an epidemic Of whooping cough at
De Witt, Iowa, prominent family there
bought fifty cent bottle of Chambcriain's
Cough Remedy for their children. 1t proved
so satisfactory that they recommended it to
their neighbors and they in turn to others.
In less than weeks tune, the druggist, Mr.
C. V. Baxter, was haylng an immense run on
ii. The medicine is still the main reliance
in that vicinity for coughs, colds, Group and
whooplng cough. Mr.. Baxter says: 1t
sells on its merits" For sale at Waters
Pharmacy.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

Mr.. w. Geyer Blacks handsome sorrel and
black, in their bran new harness hitched ia
bis new Dayton constitute about the hand :
soonest turnout of the town. Mr.. Chas.
Stokes made the harness and they are very
ilnn aAiI iIrn
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

Advertising matter has been printed an
nouncing IN excursion to Baltimore in the
interest of our cornet band on Wednesday
June 22nl,
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Rooms tDanteo.

WANTED.-Onc or two unfurnlshcd
W rooms. SCOTT. 422 East 52d-st.
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Gelp Uanteo.

Dtlp $o""l"o'
A iEcTS AND CANVAsSEKS male OF
n female; e. " o. daily pronts sure !
experience unneee-sEy 10 tsihnne re-
quiTed exclusive territory given. fOF par
1culars ACTRESS !. PUTNAM Il CO.. Wo.l
~ PEKATORS Wishing 10 own tvpewiit'
~ -is please call at 325 Broadway. In
'''"' ''y T"RAXKLIN TYPEWRITER co.
Males
A GENTS. Wonderful advertising device /;
n sells 20 merchants, m3nuiNturefs ana AZ
C;uces. Splendid employment. inclose stamp
ARC X. MIG. Co. Racine. Wis
ID OOKKEEPERs. SIS; collectors, 80;
ID grocery. dygo9G, enu!, stocA i4u
nortsrs S12: waters, ~; married couples,
lam hands, u-efulnen. jani;ors and other
quickly placed established ana reieDle'
in gton. ST.. Newark. N. j.. New-Yc'k agency
100 Broadway. corner St1-s'
CVSTOM TAILOR WANTED Man-st.,
u Orange. y. j. j. \. tOLh.
EARM HANDS wanted good mixers;
L steady place year round. COZ E''
7jG BrDadway
n,TVROpOIITIN AGENCY. many y'1rs
Nl established reliable IND very $1,000 o. y
49, cou,lng IL for all kinds Of male
ieip, psrtlcular attention syen ,I 70 better T%
40 !MEXT AGENCY. ITO B,oacw1v.
NsFN WANTED on cattle steamer 70
wi ondom LfyerpaOl aud G'asgow 20
work To-, FREQ pas.age. Ga Greenwich-sL
yUANTFD.--Wc maxi libeiel ohcI 10
S,.,e who can call on REAL 'grOccrs.
Gilt TEN ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR co.
rs Lake-st. Chicago. III.
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Connirn Rra! estate 90 Get

II YELLING HOt 81 and clfrisge house,
~ with "a den, at Middle Hop, y Y.
house la IA rooms rent 500 HIRAM
MERRITT. So 3d.avc.
THE MOST DESIRABLE cottage, 70
J rent furnished and unfIrpished Staten
Island. FRANK II. MOI BAIT. IS Wall
ST., y. Y.
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FURNISHED Rooms

1QTH-ST., 10 west. near 5th.ave-
40 Handsome saloon pdrl0r. furnished OF
thfurni.hed light business or club also
Cher rooms.
0QTH-ST.. 80, near Broadway Comfort
20 able rooms, bath s1Joining. neat hotel
Avoidance, convenient hotels. restaurant,
walton gentlemen.
lOO4rH-ST, WEsf.-HcIutiful p4rlcr
10 office for dentist or doctor, OF iirst.
s'ass reputation only.
BROOKLYN.
FURNISHED floor; all improvements
= Housekeeping. .5oS Pacilic-st.. Brook.
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for Sale.

AZ ELEGANT artistic $500 upright piano,
~. ~. pedals VAL masninnSe s, improve
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A TrRACTIVE RESIDENCE.-TOwn OF
n Greenwich. II rooms suitable ou:-
buildings 90 acres: half mile road 'front.'
age: easy walk U depot and shore
1000. ATNATER, $50 Broadway.
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v OUNG MAN. - wears q age, strong.
L active and willing. good prnInan ana
srtnuatician. wish situation Of any KIND.
CHARLES BISCHEL. liG Ess NJ.
" OUN't man. 10. desires position In o
downtown Office; good rfirnhcr. Al
drs, T., go Gfaud-sj.. Biookiyn.
" OUNG NAN would Ike 10 iln clc-
L Nator, experienced; reference. NJ T..
400 Wet 25th-,t
VOCNG MAN. IL years Of age, desires a
i position a. caehi'r. ma 20 cNprrercc.
II. ALLM OKrEN. l.jfS -d-ayc.
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flats 60 Get, llnfurnisbe0


RLACK BUILDING, 2jl FiN-sgc., en-
~ trance EssG 2Sth-st. sunny apartments
ssfgt aud medium size.
4 LNls 70 lc, unfinished and furnished
desirable locations. FOLSOM BROTH
KS, s2O BrOadway.
~ He DALHOUSE.-An absolutely GrC-
proof house. 40 20 ~ West j3th-s:.,
overlooking Central Park. 4 choice apart
heiit % ieat in this very select On for
allll.es. nlease inquire Of the j.ni,or.
TO RENT.-Jl9 ard IL West 7l-t-st..
= con yenicnt ~ GGth and 72d-st. elevated
ssuons, apartment Of . rooms and bath
fOou; steam heated. decorated house 3
get wide by IS feet deep for convenience,
,,ecadon and rental. they are unsurpsss d on
We West SIDE. Apply " JANIIOR, Oh
p;eniises
Jersey City.
ELEGANT single Hats &c let al Nos. 800,
- SOI NOntgoneIy-st., Jersey CITY, eight
isf9e, Hight rooms private halls bathroom
pihty OF closets superior finish and furnish.
MS fine locality halt a blOck from PARK
10. Ia from ferries; rent from S33 20 sS7.
inquire OF janitors.
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Citn Real Gsiatc for Sale.

history and basement high st0op.
"A. biownstOne front dwelling, 2ON52NlO2;
NO 144 West 1Ih-st., near PARK; street.
100 #. wide; parked; perfect title guarah'
tcec c. NJ. NOBLE, premises.
EOR SALE-THkfE FOUH-sTOkY
7 brownstone hish -toOp houses. Nos;
TO-. IC4. 100 West 69th->t. decorated ana
furnished throughout with gas-iNWlfesi
convenient to Goth aud 72d-st. elevated STA
lions Apply for price and terms IN ONCE
On prni-e-.
TOR SAILS WEST 9OrH-Sr., north
Il SIDE between Sth and oh avcs.-lIf-
can't 2O-fOOt 4-StOry high stOOp bro"nst0ne
house decorated restricted neiehprlood
For price and terms Apply ~ JANllOh'
1G, West :Oth-St
NOR SALE or 10 RENT, on t-dgee0nio-
L ave. 0e block west Of Stl-ave.. between
1851 and l39ih sts.-Thrrc- story ana bas'-
T~nt hous.-, handsomely dccorttd also No
3l3 West I3stA-st., convenient " l50tn, 81
a." station low price terms r.h-ohable'
Hpulv b. WAYNE Agent. on premises
eOTH.ST. "a WEST -tIardsome, ne
10 dium.sizcd. fstory brownstone dwell
ing; cabinet finish.
1cO WEST H-ST.-Four-story gem
i ~ bargain; Others 5-stolN' HAH-
VEINS. 9th-ave.. corner 93d->t
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DrcssmaklnQ.

| A FTRST-CLASS. fashionable dressmaker
n would Ike few more good customers
charges moderate. from So. MOBILES. l43
! East 52d-=t
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Real estate.
Gonntrp Real Cstatc for Sale

GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwelli
"A for sale or 70 let; learg assortment Of
tandsOme building sites terIns easy.
TUBES & TAYLOR. 3 Beekmair II. =. Y.
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miscellaneous.

~ Effective WESTIOTOEN co. law
- 0nd detective agchcy.-frlNaN Oi orA'
rate matter: divorces procured private in
formation shadOwing; reliable, confidential
edvic4 ffee. o. Nae-su-st.
u EYTLEMF.N Wishing 20 dispose 81
u their lftoG-clothin- ~ IA Nalne
VIII plrase call on Or address, EDM AID
MILLER. IS Gth-aVe.
ID ATENTS OBTAINED 5000 years
L experience; .Gr-tJ. RE 'h,,o ""uI'''
n ARE CHANCE.-Spncial glove sale a:
Il S-buttOn Mou-quctaif-. SUICIDES. 1ec.
pair: splendid quality. po>. tNcy Wo' q
- -. JAMINFS, 9cS Broadway ana -
West 30th-st.
The morning call., 1892-05-03
THEY WILL WIN OR BOLT.
A Contingent Course Planned by
the ReOrganiZers.
They Claim, However, That They Will Elect
TwC-Thirds of Their Candidates for
the General Assembly.

Although the Reorganizefs count upon
winning at the primaries to-day, they have
fully considered The chances. and in the
event OF defeat have decided what course
to pursue. Most of the more prominent
among the Sutter-street politicians evaded
the question yesterday when interro1ated
as to tie truth Of the reputed programme.
at would he bad policy" they said, Ito
make such a threat on the eve of the
primaries" Then they alluded to the
threadbare aphorism which states the ad-
visibility of not bidding Old Nick good
morning until he is met directly.
One member of the executive committee,
however, talked very plainly of the pro-
gramme which had been mapped out. "Ws
have no alternative" be said. From the
inception of the reorganization movement
we have appreciated perfectly the magni-
tude of the task we have undertaken, and
we are doing our best to win. If we fail at
the primaries, which will be our first direct
struggle, the only consistent course open
for us Is to gracefully retire.
For fifteen months We have been working
day and night against the Buckley crowd to
prevent their leaders return TO power. We
have now arrived al that point where We
can proceed nc farther unless assisted by
the masses OF the Democracy. IL they don't
take any interest in the reform movement
and fail 10 come to our assistance at the pri-
maries we viii undoubtedly be beaten by
the corrupt machine element opposing our
organization. IL We are defeated we have
arranged that day or tNo alter the prima-
ries a manifesto will be Issued by the gen.
eral reorganization committee. signed by lis
officers, stating that we wash our hands Of
the whole thing. and positively refuse TO
SuOU0Tt tic Ept TnDTpS tiDF tha nld req ma
against which our whole fight has been
made -
The morning call., 1892-05-03

was made, but nothing was discovered TO
throw light on the mystery. Over Brug-
gy's door was a slip of paper on which was
written the following facetious sentence ::
Take notiee-No one is allowed to enter
here without permission of George w.
BTuggy."
Brnggy has been confined in the jail nearly
two years, and twice sentenced to DEATH
The crime for which be was convicted was
the kill ng Of Paul Louison in a brutal
manner at the town of Windsor, eight mile IS
north of here. The two men had been drink
ing,together all day. Bruggy was quarrelsome
and tried several times TO get L0uisOn TO
fight. The latter was an easy-going fellow
at all times, and he took Bruggy's teasing
much as q grown person might that of a
tormenting child. BruggY finally left the
saloon with a murderous threat on his lips.
He returned an hour after armed with q
revolver. and seeing Louison 60 into the
front door OF a saloon he went down an
alley leading 70 the rear of the build ing
L0uIsOD passed through to the billiard-room
and Bruggy stepped out of a cardroom
further back, and grabbing his victim round
tho neck placed the revolver back of his ear
and fired.
The case was twice taken to the Supreme
Court and the lower court was upheld eac h
appeal taken TO the Federal court on a writ
of error in the McNulty case, the same
questions being involved in each case.
Sheriff Mulgrew has offered $500 reward
for the ca ture of the escapes, and all of
the deputies have been in the field since
early this morning. The general belief is
that Bruggy and Frenchy made their way to
deep water as soon as possible. 1t was at
first thought that the formers wife assisted
him, but she is simple creature, and acts
as though bToken-hearted 10 think that her
husband deserted her.
The morning call., 1892-05-03
A FAIR PROPOSITION.
For a Limited Time 0nly-Ca.
'tarrh Treated for SIS Per
Month.
The Popular Specialists, Drs. Blair and Neal,
Will Do This - More Local
Evidence.

The very catering way in which the resi-
dents Of this city and the Pacific Slope gen.
orally have shown their appreciation of the
skill, honesty and facilities OF Drs. Blair &
Neal is duly appreciated.
During the past month the rush was so
great that the capacity of their Offices has
been taxed. So generous has been the re-
Spouse to the offer made tn April to treat all
diseases for the uniform price of So per
month. and so satisfactory has it been to
the patients, that Drs. Blair & Neal have
concluded to continue to treat all forms OF
catarrhal troubles, for limited time only,
for So per month.
This Is done principally to demonstrate
the superiority of Drs. Blair and Meals
method of treating Catarrh and kindred
diseases to the greatest number. and to
show the confidence they have in their skill
and facilities they possess for treating
Catarrh in its various forms, and incident
ally to give all those who were unable to
take advantage of their generous offer dur
ing April another opportunity of doing so.
Therefore all patients suffering with
Catarrh will be treated for IS per month
fOr the time they are under treatment. Old
patients may continue at the same price.
This includes consultation and examination
and ali medicines are furnished free. There
will be no charge to Catarrhal patients ex-
cept the S. per month, either at their offices
or by mail
Their Prices for Treating Other Chronic
Diseases Are SO Low That They Are
Within the Reach of All.
Or. Blair or Or. Neal Will Person
ally Treat all Patients.