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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Harry Barton to Il. Fendail. lots Is and l6. blk.
IL, University; 1850. John A. Masser to Robs.
Collie, lot 6. blk. Is, Brook!and; 5000. A. L.
Brber to A. H. johnson, lot q, blk. 20 SASS. 30
Z. H. Enkle to Homeretta b. Eakle, undivided
4 lot 10, 50. 1855; s.. 7. A. T. Judd to John
King, pit. IS, So. Sal; 8. John II. Grapt, subs
Sc and 81. so. SOB; $. Georsiana NJ. thomas
and Mary A. Atkins, sub lots l, Al and 45, So.
600; 50, 975. W. II. Barnes to Dora Z. Rogers,
sub l55, SO. 72l. c. B. Roberts to D. L W.
Towson, subs L and F and pit q, 50. SIS
S2,s7452. 5. LansburSh to W. Memoir. subs
ia ard ZIG, su. $40; S2.ls4. c. A. McEuen to
Mary Z. Waters. lot 8. blk. 6. sec. 8. Burrville
ESQ. Martha E. Aschu.an 20 Jacob ). Redman,
subs q to "A, So slS, S4,400 I. r. Brooks to
Geo. C. Eoher. subs 10 aud H. SO. 3sS; g.
David A. Atkins to Mary A. Atkins. subs ], A
and As. 50. S76; 5. Helen L. Stewart to tn.
United States, pit. White Haven, GO acres
SPA
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THE PENSION OFFICE INQUIRY.
Further Testimony Before the Special Cen
mittss ut Yesterdays Meeting.

Further Testimony Before the Special Gem
mittss ut Yesterdays Meeting.
| Mr.. Jno. ". Thompson, president Of the
National Metropolitan Bank. testified before
the Raum investigating committee yesterday
| - to his connection With loan Of money asked
by Commissioners R&um.
Mr.. Thompson testified that he knew Gen.
Raum, but not intimately. He detailed the
circumstances attending the request for loan.
He had told Mr.. Lockwood. the attorney, that
he had no feeling in the matter; that he had
not much confidence in Raum, and that he was
9 good deal Of Q politician. He (witness) had
expressed to the commissioner the hope that il
it was consistent with his duty he would make
the promotion of a lady clerk. He did not know
whether Mr.. Lockwood spoke to the commits
sioner about it or not at the time, as Gen.
Raum was in the Office, but out of hearing.
Witness refused to give the name OF the lady
clerk referred to.
Mr. Cooper asked Mr.. Thompson il 1t were
not his understanding that the lady was to be
promoted. and on receiving q negative reply
Mr.. Cooper asked il witness had not said so to
him Cooper. Mr.. Thompson replied: mo;
you wanted me to say SO. but didnt say SO.
The witness declared that he did not seek to
compensate or bride Raum to secure the pro-
motion.
VIM. H. Barker, formerly chief of the record
division of the pension office, was called to the
witness stand. j. E. Engle, who was subse-
quently dismissed from the Office. and VIM. i.
Ford were his assistants. He succeeded Ford
as chief o. the division. Witness bad been In
office but few weeks when Special Examiner
Brooks brought him = letter (Which he thought
at the time had been written by Ford bearing
on certain alleged relations Of EnSle to ladies
IN the Office and charging that he had A
bottle of whisky in the drawer OF his
desk. The charges contained in the letter were
upon investigation foudd to be untrue. Green
B. Raum. IT,. had asked for the removal
of the person who wrote the letter,
but this request had not been agreed to. The
three ladies referred to in the letter we're sub
sequently promoted. Witness said that Engle
was regarded as a capable man. to whom he was
refesred for advice in official matters. He
never saw Mr.. Engle under the influence Of
liquor.
Witness had also heard reports that Mr.. Ford
| abused his female CLERKS. 4 female clerk had
said that Ford desired her to walk along the
street with him, bat she had refused. Suisse
quently Ford put her at harder work IN the
office than she had been doing. He (witness)
bad asked the commissioner for the transfer of
Ford to sor,e other division and the commits
sioner promised to look into the matter, but
took no action on the request
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Legislative Notes of Loca, Interest

The following house bills, among Others have
been read a second time in the Marylard senate:
To amend the Jaw relating TO hawkers and ped
dlers in Prince Georges county; to authorize
the county commissioners OF Prince George q
county to purchase the District of Columbia
and Marlboro Turnpike Company; to amend
the game laws OF Montgomery county.
The senate bill to punish misconduct nj
primary elections in Montgomery county has
been passed.
The house bills to authorize the county COM
missioncrs Of Montg emery county TO subscribe
to the stock Of turnpike companies and "a
amend the road law of Montgomery county
have been passed by the senate.
The house bills to authorize an additional
school house in Prince Georges county, tc
protect birds and game in Washington county
to regulate fines in Washington county, to pro
vide for the removal Of the remains OF Gen
Smsllwood. and to tine pc vera OF electric
light companies in Prince Georges county
have been passed by the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

The convention Of railroad commissioners,
comprising state commissioners and the inter-
state commissioners. held here last March ap-
pointed'a committee Of five to call the next
which is to be held in this city the
second Wednesday in April, 1892 That COM
mittee has accordingly issued call for the
assembling Of the convention in the Office Of
the interstate commerce commission at IL
o'clock April IS, 1892.
The railroad commissioners Of all states and
state officers charged with any duty in the
supervision of railroads or railroad interests
are requested to attend The Association Of
American Railway Accounting Ofticers is also
invited to meet with the commissioners or to
send delegates to the convention for the dis
eussion Of such questions of special interest to
their association rs may arise at the meeting.
A. the last convention committees were ap-
pointed ON the following subjects and directed
TO report TO the next convention: l. "Railvay
Legislation: How Harmony Therein Nav Re
Attained" 2 Conformity in Railway Ac-
counting: What Further is Important 10 That
EndY" 5. Territorial Assig nment Of Statistics
Of Operation: Whether This il Not Practio. NE
and What Principles Should Control m 0roun-
ing Railway statistics." l. Safety Appliancs.
for Railroad Cars: What Legislation, il Any.
should Be Had by Congress-" s. ..Reasonabie
Rates; What Are, and the Elements 10 Be Cor.
sidered In the Dissemination ThsreofI"
6. "Diserimination From Use Of Private Caf,
Of Shippers"
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PROGRESS IN CHINA.
The Wheels Move slowly in the
VI Dragons Empire.

His Majesty the Emperor Of China and the
"Son of Heaven" is enjoying train of min
iature railroad cars, presented to him by the
French syndicate of capitalists who wish to
get contracts for building railways.
In China, they will wonder at its steam
engine and the SIX thousand electric lights,
which ere now being introduced into the
hottest Of Chinese 'sanctuaries, cannot but
turn their eyes to our civilization. 1t will
not DO long ere material advancement viii
be made in the science Of medicine, which
has for 90 many centuries remained . blot
upon their civilization.
The missionaries are doing much TO dispel
the mysticism and revereut awe which the
Chinaman holds for the connections Of
snakss, toads, hsafds, ETC., prepared by the
na1lve doctorA They recommend standard
remedies which have long been favorably
Known b Amsriea and Europe, such g d..
Hisccss Golden Medical Discovery, q remedy
Tor ~ casss Of Nood-eaixts or Aunsors, which
nn had yAn of uninterrupted mcce9 IN tn
United 6eAtes, ena nnmheEs H. cures by thu
tsns Of tho1sa1AA Tbs = . point miucd fu
ths future welfare q ths pFogomsn Empire.
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NERVOUS and FAINT.


Women are great sufferers from nervousness,
weakness. nervous prostration and debility.
Thousands droop and languish In the close. con-
fined Shops factories or offices, and hundreds Of
thousands wear out their nerve power In house
hold cares and work. This ID especially true dur
ing the spring months when Spring Debility makes
them much worse.
1t Is fact, also. that disease in the world has
left such n train Of invslids in its tracSin-
vslids who suffer from both nervous and physical
weakness and prostration.
What wonder that they become scorn out In
nerve and vital power, and have great weakness,
exhaustion, pain In back and limbs, malaria and
the distressing female complaints which are
always caused by loss Of vital strength!
The great nerre HrtJordtor aud yS,aeile restore
tire is Dr. Greene's Nervura No remedy in the
world Is sure to bring back the bloom and color
TO the cheek, the brilancy 70 tho eyes, the elias
ITCHY the STEP the strength and vitality 10 the
unstrung. shattered and worn out nerves. IL ia
the greatest OF all uterine touics and reeu-
lators and cures all female weakness and disease.
Use it this spring and get back pour strength and
rigoi;. Purely vegetable and harmless Drug.
gists, 81.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gista Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. kE NEW YORK. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

The March issue Of the Postal Guide, which
was brought out under the editorial supervision
OF Mr.. Marshal Cushing, the private secretary
of Postmaster General Wanamaker, shows the
impress of a trained journalist. Hereafter this
publication will be issued under the direction
of Mr. Cushing. who has been selected by Mr..
Wanamaker for the important work in making
the guide popular source of postal informa-
ton for the people. In addition to the attract
i've appearance which is secured by a more
careful arrangement Of the matter, the price
has been reduced from to cent.
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Confrlnations,

The Senate in executive session has con
frmed the following nominations: Stanton
Peelle Of Indiana, judge Of the Court of Claims
United States district judges: John B. Rector
northern district of Texas: VIM. NJ. Townsend
district Of Connecticut E. P. Ingham, United
States attorney. eastern district Of Pennsylva
MA Geo. N. Bowen, register land Office, Lead
vile, Col. c. C. McCulloch OF Texas. assistant
surgeon in the navy. Naval Paymaster X. P
Lisle. to be pay inspector. and Passed Assist
ant Paymasters Resb Frazer. Henry r. Smith
and Hiram Z. Drury, to be paymasters in the
navy.
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Grazing Money for the Kiowa Indians.

Secretary Noble has given positive instruc-
tons that steps be Immediately taken for the
payment to the Kiowa Indians of the Indian
territory of the $4,000 due them on grazing
leases. An agent of the department will visi,
the reservation, prepare the list of Indians en-
titled to share in the grazing. money and make
prompt returns to the department 1t is I'M
and it is the purpose of the Secretary not to
excuse any further delay in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29
Real Estate Matters.

Walter H. Marlowe has purchased for
sl3, 500 of VIM. Mayse sub IS, SO. 49, Il feet
front on D bet. 7th and sth streets northwest
II. C. Thompson ct al. have bought for
sc. 77s. - Of Z. II. Mott, in trust, lot IA, blk.
81, Columbia Heights.
John H. Gheen has purchased of W. II.
Acker for 81 600 sub 2, %. n. of 242, 737 feet
on Ehode Island avenue and rs feet on
street bet 18th and 18th streets northwest.
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Potomac Corps, w. X. c., Meeting.

Potomac Corps. W. R. c., auxiliary to the
G. A. r., held most enthusiastic meeting last
evening at G. A. II. Hall, about 400 members
being present, as we'll as some distinguished
guests among whom were Mrs. Wittmyer,
past fraternal president: Mrs. Harriet Reed Of
Boston. secretary national pension committee.
and several other department presidents from
various states. Enthusiastic remarks were
made, especially when the secretary announced
that from 800 to Sl25 were being expended
monthly for relief work. Recitation and music
closed a very pleasant evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29
0fflcera ELECTED.

The Masonic Union Relief Association of the
District of Columbia met last night and elected
the following board OF directors for the year
1892: r. II. Gleaves, presidents r. ]. Collins.
vice president; L. C. Bailey. treasurer; Henry
Coleman. secretary; Henry II. Dado. Arthur
Goings, s. Ii. West, VIM. A. Talafaria. NJ. d.
Howard, Jerry Ogle, James W. Hughes, J. H.
Hicks, Vim. II. Harris.
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Annual Sale Of Pews.

The annual sale OF the pews in the Metro
pelitan NJ. E. Church, which was held last even
ing, was largely attended. The prices ranged
from $40 to 800 and the rentals for next year
will be between 5000 and %, 200.
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Talking 70 the Boys Cub.

Mra Frances Hodssoa Burnett gave Q talk
Saturday evening 70 the members Of the Boys'
Club, which 10 located In tie rooms Connected
With The First Presby terrain Chnrch buildins, On
~ street. This club Was organised r>ceutly
BY Rev. Mr.. Holmes. the associate pastor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29

~ had very severe headaches lasting three
days. A loss of memory, would have to stop and
think what had to do and was bothered very
much. / had inward spasms, was very hys,ericnl;
would cry all day for nothing. would drop any
thing out Of my hand and my speech as a'reoted
l took DR.. Greerfes Nervura, dad it has been the
greatest blessing to me and my husband, who, be-
fore. never knew If he should find me alive whom
he returned each night feel SO thankful for
what DIR. Greene's Nervurn has done for
me that I should neod whole page praising 1t.
Mrs. LUCY SOUYA.
1856 9th ave., New York City"
tS-Dr. Greene, the successful specialist, in cur
ing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases, %
w 14th street, New York. can he consulted free.
personally by letter. Call write to him about
your case or send for symptom ban TO I'LL ont, and
letter fully explaining Your disease, giving ad-
vice. &C.. will DO returned free.
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RAILROADS.
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PESNsyLyANIA BOWIE

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sf SSss ME Tsd s.a, ss sSs%E
TRAINS i ss;is 1s5 ssf.ro.
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rsTrSs. % pS inssn ye.,Sais o.r :, 10 IA
ssgss: .T,s ri Inns nm VIA Ss.s:
burr burr :, TO inSsnarolis Ps5ars 70 ceu,nsa.' AZ
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Ions nd Sindnns,i: md pla,ns Oar Es.a.sss
s:'s w srs:s Ss:.s; %::s..'ss 3 ":
WI ss..s.ns c.s: S..slssssa y cs.ss.s md
sbs slss 80 % SS,:T,ils S.El
&c West wa ssTeSss sI.ssss % Pssssss %: .:
For Name csnsndsisss. rcss--s-s and x,.~.~ r.us
For Ere S.S.sd.as @s sas sSs.,-r daily, 70, But
p@ sn 1,,s s s.S,,s ar .,s. s. =, ,s@
For Si.nspori EaShs.srr sna S,ss.r. fsls 20
G r.. hSs,ly; : n Saturday. with sis~pnx Oar
For w;llamsport, Remove and Elmirs. q 40 sos N
rob Pr ILADEI.rHlA. NEW YORK AND rHEEAsf.
~. iSce an. ssa iit i& pm pm 81 .i sua s 81
Sc n oo&p;. i;sS $50 a L, I. ~. ii % "a
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e". e n:si fss. L,M,rrn-
With DINING o.r irs@ ssl,inors Tor N,. icss, Aocp
m daily iob rhiisdslY hia .k-dAys only. Pc
srs.s s..: = sSs:s
r.., n.yr.!. s sslDs VIA ass Ss. Lao ..
sss%nG sca ssa sc @ p m d s.i;
For bSs,on. ~,thoat chAnse. 7.sos vsss aAyss,a
For sSsssiya; :. ssrsass tran. .e...
ins dir.ss r.n:i.f to Fulton ssr.ss .Sosains 49,
20, i s,Iss,,, . ss,s N.s ,o,s City,
fOr ,d ssl,i% 3S :, so ess ~ 80. scG 80
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

4 NHLSAFEAhE MD OHIU HALFWAY.
scHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is 1sQaL
Trains leave daily nom Unlou station tb. and
6th and streets.
Through the srsndest scenery IN America. with ths
Lsndsonse.t ana nost coinlets Bold Train service
Nest from Washington
.. 20 p. n.-''Cinclnnati Past Line" Solid Train
Washington % Cincinnati without change. arrvizr
CINCINNATI ~ b 10 connectlnx TIE tion dspos
IL 40 pm. the famous NV vestibule Larnfsed---
solid vestlbuIe with dining Canclnnaa.
Ohlo Lexington Loulsyle, ny, arIislns 81 Clp-
cinnati at b. - m. Lexington ~ M. Louisvllls
b. 10 p m. connectine mon depots ali pctnts
= 20 p. Express chAro villa
Richmond, Maynesboro. stsuntol and prsnc1pal VIZ
ginia yolnts.
10 81 q. m via R. p. sndP Railway and Richmoudts
Old Point CoI.fort and Norfolk-OkLf KALI LIAk
Pullman locations and Tickets at COMPANY ofhosA
BIB and l42l PennA ave-
nolo II. ". FULLER, Gent Passenger Arsnt-
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An Oprs LETTER
MR.. F. A, LEHMAN, A PROMINENT AND WELL
KNOWN CITIZEN RESIDING AT NO.
1850 PENNSYLVANIA AVE- Sc.
GIVES HIS OPINION OF
DIR. JORDAN'6
TREATMENT.


After having been sufferer from nasal cstarrh for
twenty years. was induced by the high recon-
mendatons Of others who had been cured place my
self under DR.. Jordan's treatment
During most Of the twenty years was constantly
troubled with pain along the lower edge Of the fore
head. and was compelled to expectorsts. especially
after eating. to such an extent to make myself q
nuisance to myself and others Inside OF two weeks
after being treated by Dr.. Jordan the Inflammation
and pain suffered by me greatly relieved. and
before the end Of the first month ind myself better
than at any time in fully twenty years.
heartily recommend all thoss suffering from
catarrh to place themselves under Dr. Jordans treat
msnt, - bslisvs hs viii effect cure where one ID
possible. Rsspsctfully.
#. 4 LEHMAN.
Oh O. y. JORDAN.
coo 18TH sTaEET \. ".
sPEC1ALTIEs DIsEAsEs or TEE Hos1.
THROAT. Lux0s AND EAA
CONTINUATION yRnR
oAss hsaEs-e - II An. = PA. ess d a.
nh0esa8 DundayA etc 19R.
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l. =. BROWN. General Agent.
lals JAS L. TAYLOR. tsen. Pa.s- A
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

lA.1lMoRL AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in en.,, December IL. ispt.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New ysrvw
avenue and street
for chicago and North west. Nestibulsd LAxitok -
press ar Trans .snan ~ 80 M. s. Is pm a.,iy
oeied limited . 81, EXPRESS ]. 80 o. dsiy. : :
for fittseurs and Cleveland. enrrsss aAly II. 49,
Tor Lexington and staunton. TO soA
For " incnester and way stafiona. 10 30 p.n
Tor Luray, 80. q. pm.
Tor Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanoosa and NsmpAa
For baltimore. week days. IA O5, BOO q IS "a 90
sUO, <5-nsnutesl. xn0o. ~. 40 10 no CO. <lmia-
uts. :. IA az ~. ~ ~. n. ~, ~ 20. ala 3 a
NJ 10 u ~ rs o. ~. o. y. II l. ~ cad asp n
Sundays, xt "a, loUo. s5-mnu tes KhUb, B. 30 M YD
HOO e ininuies, a m. nl2oo. %. n 20 z ~
xaO0. II. 90. All 30. IL IS .. M
fos AnnApoas. 20 aud $50 q m. L. 10 and & ~
pm. sundays. T. ~ a ma. 4. 81 y. ni.
For frsderick. fll.Jo q M. 81 Is, AA tau
p.m-
For Haserstown. 80. 30 a. m. and 80 50 pm
ROYAL Blue LIeE FOR NEW YORK AND PHILr
ADkLPhlA-
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston. and the sosS
noon. . ~ q %, Dining Carr. III 80 .. M slesIans
Car. open al lO.UO O'clock.
bunyt faraor Cars on al day trims
tof Boston = ~ :. M VIII Pullman huhet sleep-
INK Car runlIne Through Boston wtthou. change.
wa fOughkeepsie 0ride landing passensers b. and
Tor Atlantic CITY A. o5. 10 % and II 90 noon. sun
days. 4 W Am and L. noon.
tor time VI suburban trains 80 time tsbiss 10 10 ~
/ 81 AL rket agents.
| rEace.i sunday. Daily. ssunday caly.
baggase called tor and checked hotels and
dences W Union TRANSFER ORDERS ucksa
ofncss, OH and lool Pa ave-. and at depot
| Gen Manaser Idl4l Gen Pass Ast
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nR. CARLETON,
~ 5O7 18th st. n w., Washington. D. C.
Graduated London. England. 1855; New York. 1879
DlSEASES Ot MEN.
Acute or Chronic. Hereditary Or ACQUIRED

Graduated London. Ensisnd. 1865; New York. 1879.
DISEASES OF MEN.
L.cE energy. Nerve iorse vitality partial or COM
p!ee loss II yyor Is restored IL few weeks
by DR.. Carleton. Failure impossible. Axs no
VAKTCoCELE. STRUCTURE. Kidney and Bladder
ana y
treated with skill and success born OF s.persnce and
ss.aTsd: Hours, Ssos. 70 :: Sunday: 90 Con.
ri s:s % ":s s. ;' natl:
CoNsIh Z THE SSLI uRsSscSRIXS PHYs
| 006 st. s.w Disease. successfully treated; dys.
s:sfnss &
fever and fever sores diseases OF the genital
. nn
| TTHAs NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
pr. BHoIAERS IS the oldest sss.6nahed adyettis-
goa Forty yeas. :zp.ri.ne ..D misim
MASSiaoSonp, r. REsI I3REPv EY USING BOTTLE
WIN cure any case Of nervous debility. 06S st. Sx
de N S9S i6;E m, s a.; sT sKTwEES
lar Eradna,e) with thirty years. s1psrsnc. in hospital
!. and
S.xAai Sssyop' snd Srs;nc ws.knss.
i:s;S os:s y "a: = iis fSss:y !. h.i..ss s:s
1
DIG 1t. q. " from to m. All in need Of medical
sdvies snd quick cures should not hesitate 70 CALL
| nk MULLER, lOl7 9TH 81. NV. TREATS AL
~ chronic ansCtions Of the sye. sar throat, lSas.
tss' e ssS s1s Ss'''
/ DROFESSIONAL MASSAGE. MRs. r. CAMERON,
. h &c. g q sr s e sSs - %s:f:
Wss,eiIssea Ladies. . 70 !. Gssiiensa nom 70 q
| nk, LoBB. 3,s n. 18TH ST., PHuADEIPflx
| ~ Pa Twenty years' o4perteuco. tend ~ gsok
lsealed) containing full particunrs for HOME Cuk1
l lree Of chargA Hour % So 20 ev1n1As1 n10
"A ing Dr. g. =. Thss 6,B North ~ e Phadelphta
5he oaf{ 6Rmen- Amsricaq gpec9ale = ne unase9
beth sexse Send for bcef 'fruth. sxpoung av4ess
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
u - rSaovsf3l6 Vue3S ~ a mo u Is NV
Py<;ss sss,ese - IT, z.e:r ~ y ~.
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nR. MARSTON'S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ Of lost manhood. kidney and bladder diseases.
varcocele. &C., without stomach medicines No fail
reapses Cures assured. Scaled treatise free
ocl3eoly MARSTON CO.. ~ Park place. New York
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DR.. CARLETON treats diseases Of women. and all
requiring skiIful and confidential treatment will find
their best interests served by consulting him at
Separate office Lady attendant Hours 8 to =. t to
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