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GEORGETOWN.
TRAFFIC. ON THE CANAL,

Sance the 18th the following laden boa is have
been registered at the Office of the Chesa peake
and Ohio Canal Company: II. L. Bard, Consol-
dation No Is Reconsideration No. /, +. Flanagan.
J. 4. shaw, Consolidation No. 8. Judge Alvey
Consolidation No. 8, Isabella, No. 106, Consoli-
dation No. IL, II. E. Grove, Garnet I. Snider.
Consolidation No. 3, No. 116, No. liz, DR.. Knott,
Lafayette, No. IL, Mary Mertins, No. 11s. I'm
expected, A. X. Dowden, Samuel Henry. Dalia,
Marshall Wise. L. W: Guinuand, BENZ. Vaughn,
Plough Boy, Florence. B. I. johnson, Major
Blake, No. 125, G. ". Thomson, No. 100. Three
Brothers, Salina, Consolidation No. &, c. Il.
White, ". T. Calehan, J. II. Milstead. Dakotah,
Consolidation No. Il. Juniata, Edith Pratt. K.
P. Mason, F. o. Beckett. Cuba, A. II. Brodt, W.
s. jacques, T. F. Holbrook Everything con-
nected with the waterway is reported to be In
splendid condition.
CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES.
Entries Of merchandise received at the
Georgetown custom house for the week ending
July % were as follows: Paper hnngings, value,
S505; cottons, $500; tiles, s902; bicycles, S2O9;
curios, S100; miscellaneous, SllO; total, 81, 1855.
THE CATTLE MARKES.
At the Arlington stock yards Monday sixty cat
tie were up. Best, 4 to &c; good, 81 to &c.
medium, to 315c.; common, IL to &c. One
thousand and ninety-four sheep and lambs:
Lambs, 4 TO &C.; sheep, 2 to &c.; calves, to sc.
Eight cows and calves: Sl5 to $3.50. Market
very dull
THE OLD PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY.
Last week about fifteen bodies were removed
from the old Presbyterian cemetery and re-
buried in more carefully attended place.
Slowly but steadily the transfers are being
madeOeach week showing greater number Of
opened graves. The trustees of the cemetery
are disposed to be very lenient with those who
have friends in the torn-up place and the final
abolishing blow will not for some time be
struck.
While wheeling to the Great Falls on Sunday
Nh. Ollie Spates was overcome by the heat and
fell from his machine.
The remains Of Mrs. Maria NJ Dumaine were
inferred at Holy Rood cemetery.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dufief
died on Sunday
Mrs. Sadie Sullivan left yesterday for Phila-
delphia. Later she viii visit Brooklyn.
Mrs John Ouackenbush, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Neva Norton, left yesterday for
Philadelphia.
Justice N. V. Buckley, who for some weeks
has been confined TO his home, yesterday once
more opened his Office for the transaction of
business.
Foreman Kurtz Of the No. s engine house is
spending ten days at Piney Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nordlinger and Mrs. H. J.
Goodman. who have been spending some time
az Forest Glen, will return to town on Thurs
day.
small fire occurred last night at 1l2O goth
street. Damage about S100.
Archie Atherton, q small white boy, while
yesterday attempting to cross the creek on the
rocks below the dam slipped and fell, receiving
bruises OF very painful nature.
The Commissioners have ordered new bridge
TO be constructed over the run at the foot Of
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DEATH OF HENRI ID. BARR.
a Wen-known Business Man Expires After
Very Brief illness.

Mr.. Henry D. Barr one OF the best-known
business men In the city, died yesterday after
noon at his residence, no. Massachusetts ave-
nue. Mr.. Barr had been sick only a few hours
and his death is attributed 10 heart failure. the
result of The heat and overexertion. The news
o: his death will come as a great shock to his
large circle Of friends and acquaintance. He
had all the appearance of robus. health, and al
though about sixty wears old he vas man of
active habits. For the past thirty years he has
Carried on a merchant tailoring establishment
In this city and his place the avenue rear
The STAR Office Sas well known. Mr.. Burr
was member Of the Masonic order and had
taken the degrees OF the Scottish rite. He leaves
q wife and three daughters
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Mrs. Brundaye's Plea for q Divorce.

Mrs. Ada L. Brundage, by Gen. s. s. Henkie,
has filed petition for divorce with alimony
md custody Of child against Warren c.
Brundage. They were married December 12
1889: have one child. born November 1, 1890
and after they had lived together till March 20,
1891, she charges he deserted and abandoned
her and child when she was sick and she was
totally dependent on her sister. She states that
since he has contributed $50 to her
support, s65 Of which his employer required him
to pay, and s26 at the request Of his uncle.
She states that within two weeks after marriage
he commenced to stay out from IL to 2 or o'clock
am, and charges that he was in the habit Of
visiting and committing adultery with Anna
Pullman, alias Gerard, on 18th street.
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MARSHALL HALI.--S;eamer Mscalester and
River QTeer. 9 and 10 am and pm
BAY RI-sE--TJaifl- save q. and o. station
s:1t am /; 80 and i:2S pm.
CoroNIAL BEACH AND piSEY PoTNT.-George
LeaTy 9 am
BETHESDA PARk.-Tske Tenleytown cars.
RIVER VIEw.-Steamer PeItz, 9:i5 am. 1 As
anu 6:ij pm
IsRsFALL HALL--Bank Clerks annual e4-
cursiOu. Manchester, $50 pm.
GLEN Echo AND CABIN JoHN.-Steamer
Dixie. 32d and Canal. 6 pm.
BAY RIpGE-H anilire n. = Church and Sun
day School excursion. Usual TRAINS b. and o.
station.
LOWER RIVER LASDISGs.-T. '. Arrowsmith,
500 pm
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a Grand Ratification Meeting.

Under the auspices of the Republican Cam
psign Club Of the second legislative district
the Dpublicaus of the District of Columbia will
hold mass meeting AZ Salem Hall, 10th street
extended northwest. tomorrow evening ut 73O
O'Clock. TO ratuy the nominations of President
Harrison and Whiteiaw Reid. The following
gentlemen viii address the meeting: Cou-
gressman Il y. Chatham of North Carolina,
Auditor John X. Lynch. Recorter u. K Bruce.
Dr. Puryis, Col Perry Carson. Andrew Gleesou.
Richard Laws. I. l., Jones, Col f. r.. Aldrich.
There VIII be music by the United States Marine
Band
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RESOLUTIONS as to the Homestead Trouble.
Resolutions relative to the troubles at Home
stead were adopted at a meeting held last even
ing BY Capital Lodge. No. 1. Knights Of Reel
procity- The resolutions set forth as the be-
lief OF the members Of this organization tina.
1.-The republican party does not advocate the
protection of manufacturing industries in which
the workmen employed do not receive sn equi-
table share of increased proceed made possible
by this policy" The recent action of the Car
negie Company Is denounced as ungrateful, un-
Just ard unscrupulous, and their attempt to Use
the P,nkertons is denounced II Is recon-
lnended that Congress prohibit BY Law The en-
ploymelt of private armed forces and that ar
bitraiion be employed in disputes between
capital and labor.
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Trsnsfefs Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled a. follows:
s. Oppenheimer TO G. W. Simpson. lot ", 90.
554; e.. G. W. Simpson to s. Oppenheiner,
sub 1871, 50. el7; e.. d. Birtwell to same, sub
Us, %. s61; -. D. G. to NJ. L Weller ct al
lots to 4, block 2, sherwood; e.. ~. John
al TO G. ". Broars, subs "a and 80, "a. 207; e..
Lavinia Il. King 70 Katharine A. Stewart, >suh
SO, %. $50; $4,000. J. d. Gibbs to G. Mautz,
lot 4oS, %. fls; -. J. B. Bailey TO A. L
SwaIswout, lots !, 2, and 8, block Z, Edge
wood, - ". o. Dsnison 10 r. II. Gillian,
lots !. Il and ~, block l, Metropolis View;
eA5oo. A. johnson to A H. Taylor, part II,
"a: 7os: - J. A. Rspstti TO sauna, same prop.
egtyi $50
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robbery has been reported to the detective
Office at police headquarters by Rev. James W.
Payne Of Bradford, Va, who had been sojourn-
ing at Browns, opposite the 9Th street depot,
Of s54. Payne was accompanied by Jennie
Carter and NJ. c. McClay Of Bristol, Tenn, and
they stated that they were here attending
convention Of the Galilesn Fi,hermsa On
SatuI day Brown presented his bill and PAYNE
promised that it would be settled today, and
on Sunday last he made known to the pastor
of colored Baptist church Of South Washing
ton that he was out of funds and a collection
of 50 was lifted. Yesterday morning Rev.
Payne sought the proprietor and reported the
robbery of s54 from him, gold watch from
Miss Carter and gold bangle ring from Miss
McClay, and this is what some % the fly cops
are at work on.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL Q P. N. WEDNESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and
Virgins, continued warn. generally fair weather:
westerly winds; possibly the temperature will
be slightly lower on Wednesday in Maryland
and the District Of Columbia
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition % water at s
s.m.: Great Falls, temperature. Sc: condition.
IS. Receiving reservoirs, temperature, s.. Con-
dition at north connection, So; condition at
south connection, 80; distributing reservoir,
temperature. 81; condition at infiusnt gate
house, IS; efiuent gate house, sc.
High water. Low water
$50 an 9:59 pm 3:42 an. 4O6p.m.
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Half HOLIDAY Announcements.

special train. with Pullman psrlor car.
viii leave Il. and o. station ct $50 D. ~ Satur-
day, August 6, for Atlantic City, arriving at
the seashore at 900 ?. M Tickets viii be good
10 return on special train at $50 p. m SUNDAY.
or on any regular train Monday. $3.50 round
trip.-Adrt
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Shot ut by Colored People,

Benjamin Branson of 100 street southeast
reports to the police that as he was driving on
South Capitol street between K and yester-
day IA party of colored people on the west
bank OF James Greek canal shot ut him and his
team, one shot striking him in the leg and an
other wounding his horse.
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This Is Worth Looking After.
This sweltering weather is depressing BUSH
ness by keeping buyers indoors until necessity
compels them to venture ont. Perhaps "un-
usual bargain prices may induce goodly
number TO brave the discomforts of the present
torrid spell-and have number Of "specials''
to show. Aside from these 'sinducers' nv
credit system possesses so many obvious ad-
vantages that under ordinary conditions there
would be no necessity for endeavoring to fan
the wind
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5l3 It'll St NV
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The steamer Queen on her trip to Alaska car
ried bonds to the amount Of $4,000 for the
release Of the British steamer Coquillan and
her cargo of sealskius, recently seized by the
United States revenue cutter Corwin.
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Uesnssd. purified md bsautiAsd By oUrICURA
SOAP. gysssest of skin purihsn and besuttAers =
we'll - rrest and sweetest Of toilet md nussery
Only cure tor pamplss and hlackhsads. bscsuss ths
only preventive 81 Inflammation ana cloewins ef the
porss ~ causs of moss oompisxionAl disAgunatens
Sold svssywhes~ ty06
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ADay's Outing af Raw Ria~e

Boating. bathing. fishing. Grabbing sailing a
ride on steamer Columbia, sixty miles. for 10
cents, picnic groves. riding horses merry-go-
rounds, electric and gravity roads, free concerto
Baltimore and Ohio trnins at 9:l5 an. 80 D
M, AIS pm. Sundays, 9.S5 am, / so pm,
SIS pm. 81 round trip.-Adct
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Specially Arranged and Personally Cor

The excursion to Atlantic City via Royal Blue
line Saturday; August s. Special train, with
parior car viii leave Baltinorv and Ohio station
at $50 IN. arrive Atlantic CITY pm. Tickets
good returning Sunday at $50 pm. or on any
regular train MondAy--Adrt.
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Card to the Public.
OFFICE AaLrserox BorrIIse Co..

N'Hieh hhbiSofoN boTTLING TO-,
CHARLIs JACOBSEN, Prop, 9th and X SITS.
Notwithstanding the disastrous fire at the
brewery Of the Chr. Hsurich Brewing Company
Saturday morning we are glad to state that the
supply OF beer on hand is amply sufficient to
meet the fullest demand that can be made uuon
rs. CHARLES JAcoBsEN.-Adrt
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Pennsylyania Railroad Excur.ion to NIAGARA


The next excursion TO Niagara Falls via Penn
sylvsnia railroad viii leave Washington ct 7:IO
an August l. The rate is $40 for The round
trip, tickets good 20 return within ten dtys and
valid for stop Of at Watkins and Rochester in
either direction and at Buffalo northumberland
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Fuper.i of Mrs. Cstherin, T.lsy.

NJ E"Hs' ~Ssfacftue IHltys
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Catherine Tally,
widow Of the late Michael Tally, took place
yesterday. The remains were taken from
the family residence, 1912 + street northwest,
70 St Patrick's Church, g street, where requiem
mass was celebrated, apd Rev. Father Walter
pronounceda short eulcgism IN her, referring
70 her kindly, charitable disposition. Tho
intermsnt was made at Mount Olivst. She bad
reached the age Of eighty years, over sixty Of
which abe bad passed In This city, and was wslI
and tAvorahly known by the older families e
the city. Thers wsrs many floral tributes.
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We're the scrofula my poor little boy sicken-
ing and disgusting. They especially severe on
his legs. back Of his and on bis head HIS hair
was 80 matted that combing sometimes ossble
His legs were bad that sometimes he could not sit
down. and when he tried to walk his less would crack
open and the blood start Physicians did not effect
cure. decided to give him Hoods SasvapaSiuA In
two weeks the commenced to heal up the scses
oanas Oh and all over his body and healthy Aesh
and skin formed When he had taken two bottles Of
HOODS sARsApARILLA
Box $50. Columbia, Pa.
HOODS PILLS Or. . mild, gentle. p.iu,e... ..s.
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CITY ITEMS.

Crepe Cloth Outing Shirts sold for 75c
We are closing them ont at 49,
Henry FRANC & Son, One Price,
1t Cor 18th and ID.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AN,rSENFNTs TONIGHT.
ENCURSION> TOMORROW.

Tnz Battle OF Naturalization street and
Clio avenue.
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SHzErz celebrated Csc Candies selling for q
short tune at S5e. per pound.
SHEETz CANDY STORE.
+ and 10th SITS. NV
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ARTISTIC AND GUARASTEED.-Siver Killings,
IS cents Plstins. 81. Very best Teeth, *.
L. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 1tL and d.
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None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler h Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel Of lightness and swfftnes
ia27 Office 437 9th AZ nv
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unn~arinn Hand nj Raw Ridge.

Hungarian Band 1t Bay Ridge.
Free eoncerts daily. B. aud o. trains CAS-
Am, $50 p. m, AIS pm; SUNDAYS. e:sS am. I,
1;s0 Pm, 3:i3 pm 81 round trip.-Adct.
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Go TO INDIAN HEAD. steamer River Queen,
Tuesday, July rs, ~ $50 P. In
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Uniformity of Quality is what gains favor.
You will always find it in Whites Yucatan Gum.
iy25-6t
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FvERY STRAW Hat in the store, regardless To
former price. selling at 45c. Come quickly,
sizes are getting broken. Henry FRANC
Soy. One Price, corner 7th and u.
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Figured Swiss Muslin, 20c.
1t "CARTERs." I'll Market space.
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FrssELL's Ice Cream shipped by express any
where out OF town. 1877 New York ave.
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Storm Serge, double width, SOC.
1t "CARTERs." I'll Market space
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Castellon Wine is Of special benefit in
cases Of dysentery and diarrhma-
81 per quart bottle, bottles for IS.
jy7-1m A. HEIrMULLER 4 Co.
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Asx,SsHsusEs, GERMAN RED WINE, cures
dysentery. CHR XANDER-
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LIeHTsISs RODS, Burglar Alarms, Speaking
Tubes. l206 Pa. ave.
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Solid Silver Souvenir Spoons, over fifty
designs to select from. WALFoRp, AT Penn
sylvania ave. lt~
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Buy Wilson 4 Cars Bathing Slippers; price,
IS cents. 929 F st. NV. iyIl-Im
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NNK. 4. NELSON, fashionable corsetiere
leaving town, will close August / TO September /
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aluminium Dog Collars, exceedingly light
and strong. Name engraved free. WALFoRns.
Telephone call 1851. lts
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CARPETS CLEASrD BY the ENTIRE CARrEr
NoRKs e3i-63j Mass. ave- NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone i25-Z
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Beautiful Challies, five cents.
1t "CARrERs." I'll Market space
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Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles.
1yf-lm A. HEIrMULLER Il Co.
Tharp's Elegantly Fitted-Up New
Liquor Establishment.
With renewed and excellent facilities and much
handsomer store, Mr.. James Tharp has moved
into his new and splendid quayters-three
doors from his old nunber-at $40 f street
northwest, where he cordially invites his old
customers and friends Mr.. Tharp's business
has increased to such extensive proportions
that his old establishment was entirely made
quate to accommodate his many patrons Of
many years standing, who will not drink any
other brand of liquor es a tonic or beverage ex-
cept his Celebrated Old Rye Berkeley Whisky"
which ranks pre-eminently the purest and
finest tonic in the national Capital, and as
beverage il has no equal anywhere. His i'm
mense stock Of Foreign and Domestic Wines
and Cigars are par excellence. which thousands
of our best citizens can testify to. When you
need Wines or Liquors, wholesale or retail go
to responsible merchant, and that gentleman
is Mr.. James Tharp, at sI2 street northwest.
jy1S.tu, falls, tits.
s. Heller, 100 18th st. Il. W., Is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. mya0-tr
Castellon Wine is of special benefit in
cases Of dysentery and diarrhma
81 per quart bottle, 6 bottles for S.
1y7-lm A. HEIrMULLER 4 Co.
Elixir Babek cures all malarisl diseases
None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler b Wilson's New High Arm No g.
A marvel of lightness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9th ct. NV.
CastellOn Wine checks and cures summer
complaints. A. HRrrMULLER Il Co.,
jy7-lm 1888 l4th st. NV
Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists Toe
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EXCURSIONS. &c

Ray RIDGE.
sLoo RouNp TRIP.
h. and o. TRAINS
als an.
i3op.m-.
s"spm
SUNDAYS,
s3sAm..
l30Pm-.
ais Pm.
o. ROUND TRIP.
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oo CENTS. COLONIAL REACH .DU CENTS
SPECIAL. FNgIESfOS
fNfRN
SATURDAY EVENING AT = 40
Hone sunday evening at ~.
New nnd falsiisl --.asnrr
I Y. ARNoNSNlTH.
From slh u. Ehsff every Ssturiav evening AZ : N
Fare. round trlp. 90
q. ". RIDLEY
ylS-lm G-nsrAl Aanaeer.
NEW AND PAIATIAL STEAMER
~ 1. \. ARRoWSMtTH
frcrn TN ~. Ferry Wharf soriiienrtug
SATURDAY. JUNE II. AT S-a0pM
Resumes her route on tho PICTURESQUE LOWER
foIeNAC, tuc'utlg -hs rEIfEurFrL
sArrBDAG ENFNING TRIPS Ars blPN
oE MONDAYS AND NEnNEs DAYS Al ; A. "
1ouchinv ~ 81 " ATfpfNg Places
- kNh SIMMER RESORTS.
COLONIAL BE ArH, Cpl.TONf- lion lRnrnryN
ST. GEohgR ISLAND SONfNr CRFsk
ikOCONICn, CoAN Rfkrk AND
SMITHS CEEEk
Returning. ayr1ves n Mashiug-cn o. S5naav. a.
10 20 3. sud on Wednesdays ard Frii,vs :, a m
stsAieg eyr-cssv Gtted Cor the route Ps--.n-r a.
oonnaaSttons nrst-ciAss 4. ". RIDLEY.
l-i"~hn Gcusfal Msnae~-.
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For BLANK Books, Stationery and Office Sup
pheS 20 60 EASrCS L ECrr Al 1lth 1T
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ELECTRIC FASs. Light, Bells. J.H KUEHLISs
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n fEn HlfN. fESTlNAls OF PLEASURE.
ms Cool sreenes deishtfui shade. a-nns.msnts "a
lore, Picturesque River View Is q veritsble Donny-
brook Fair Of gsyety. Blooded race horses ponies
donkeys goats elevated railways. shooting, bow Ing
steam nylns Eorses. rowing. bathing. fishing steam
rnoulco Dim forS lc -
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SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. HEMrIrn's. i5s Pa. sy
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Use use use use use use use use
Use use use use use use rss Use use
ise use use use use use use use
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HOODS FILLS ere mild. gentle. painless, ssSs
and efheient cathartic Always relishls 2Bc
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STRANGERs. TAKE NoTICE-DRs BROTHERS
~ sud Gray treat al Diseases No cure NO paw only
e-tsb ished Advertising physicians this city FstA-
lishe4 IS yesrs gO5 ST. sw iys-inl'
nR. MULLER Iog7 prH ST. NV. TREATS ALL
chrorie anections u the eye. ear, throat, lung
Liver; kidneys and nervous diseases Once hours,
70 III N. and 4 10 7p.u- mh5-Sni.
CONSULT THE ONLY URoscoPrAS PuYsr-
Scisns in WASHINGTON. Drs BROTHERS and GRAY:
near forty Owe Year, ct ooa st we haze
ouced the sirns q, tncfIent d'sasse almost 10 .
tsinty y examining into the caaical character u
or1nsry deros,h We VII dss.-ite your disesse ant
symptoms without asking question by the rst
IN ths aorpilx We ,rrat al diseases succes-fully
Which the human family suhje-f-drspep<iA. con-
stir ration piles srroia rhsumatisln alta hts
and all neyyeus diseases diseases Of the skin lungs
nR. BROTHERS, rNyIooRATIye CORDIAL rs
- epowerful Nerve Stmulanf and Tonic. OF All the
Esned,ss for Esveus Dee.iisy. .sswals1a Nervous
kxhaustlon Paralysis and that class Of people WI,
AZ weak, mtsersble, iethansc, sleepy, lack n amb-
non snd zest there b rem.dy equal % this Cordial
lthes Teen IN fr forty AVE yeArs IN this city
Laboratory. 906 st. ~ jss9-lns
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GLEN ECHO.
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se. IN. rlNsrinceu; arnrhith.s,.- IN. r,,'i..ur :.
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.silhes De cool gr,ft1s aud tie III. .r
chsrIus that 'he place rfe-enfs
10 slen Echo r,ti way N waet aayS lsava Glen
I~ao q. tle hour and return tie hsf hour vi = y.
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tweIve minutes. a.
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