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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

THE BRieHTwooD RkuRoss CHARTER.
The House District committee at it's session
today eonsidored the proposed charter for the
Brightwood, Petworth and Tacoma rail-
road The committee decided TO report
favorably as a substitute for the bin
the bill which had been sent them by
the Commissioners. The COMMISSIONER sub
stituso provides for only scent fare instead
OF cents and also for transfers Otherwise It
u practically the same as tho original measure.
PUBLIC SCHOOL. ieQuIRY
In the Senate today Mr. Gallinger offered q
resolution, which was agreed to. instructiag tho
committee On the District OF Columbia to in
quire why il is that the public schools Of Wash,
ington cannot prepare students 10 pass adnis-
sion examination for Harvard University.
NO BUILDINGS IN AILEys.
In the Senate today the conference report on
tho bill 70 suspend the issue of permits for
buildings in alleys In the District OF Columbia
was presented and agreed to.
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A YOUNG MAN GONE WRONG.
Held for the Grand jury to Answer s.
rious Charges.

Held for the Grand Jury to Answer Sc
rious Charges.
The young man who gave his name as Alfred
Rowell when arrested ON numerous charges OF
false pretanses and forgery yesterday, as pub
ished in yesterdays STAR, proved to be Harry
Cook, son Of the late Prot. Cook, the Balm OF
Life man. He has been arrested before, but
no had good friends and his cases were never
tried, SO the officers say.
This morning he was taken into the Police
Court and arraigned under the name of Harry
Cook, alias r. N. Ramsey, alias A. F. Morse,
alias Alfred Rowell. He plead not guilty to q
charge OF obtaining $Ss worth Of clothing
from George spransy by means Of false pre-
lenses.
Witnesses were called, who gave evidence
both as to Identification and the means he en-
ployed to obtain the clothes.
Il was stated that there were numerous
charges against the prisoner and Judge Miller
In holding him for the grand jury fxsd the
bond at $4,000 to cover all the complaints.
The prisoner was committed in default Of paiI.
A charge Of carrying pistol was also fled
against him, but the case was not tried.
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IN IMMINENT PERIL.
Apparently Only a Miracle Will Save an II.
linois City From Flood,

apparently Only a Miracle Will Save An H.
linois City From Flood.
MARsziLLEs, ILL, May 4-From appearances
miracle only can save Marseilles from threat
ened inuudation. The almost unceasine rain
storms have precipitated thousands upon thou
sands Of tons Of water in excess of any hereto
fore encountered food. The waters have
already risen some eighteen feet above low
water mark. In this city the situation Is
desperate. A large force OF men have been
raising the levee with piles and dirt in an en-
deavor to fight back the rapidly rising waters.
but the rise is slowly gaining upon them and
the waters are gradually creeping over the
eastern end of the levee which may break at
any moment. The kickappo and other bridges
have gone out, and Allen Park. Ottawa and all
Of the lower islands are flooded.
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OUT TO SEE THE -JUMpERs.-
a Large Gathering at the Race Track This
Afternoon.

A Large Gathering Mt the Race Track This
Afternoon.
The attendance at the races this afternoon IL
again large one, the ladies, in anticipation Of
the geniiemeR's steerlechsse, being out i'm
great numbers. The track Is in splendid shape
and n good breeze makes tho weather delight
ful. The starters in the s,eeplechase are
Cock-o -the-Walk. $50; Alliance. 100; Arab, $50,
Tramp, $50; Folly T.. las Mr.. knut will ride
Cock the-Nalk
The entries in the FIRST race were as follower
Iwo-year-olds; hve-eighihs Of mile. Moreiio,
rs. Hiram. il3; Strap. l05; Confidence. 100.
horella won, Hiram second, Strap third
Time. lO3L
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IN WALL STREET TODAY,

Few Stocks Displayed Any Activity This
Morning.
New YoRK, May 4--New England, Reading,
st. Paul, Missouri Pacific, cotton oil we're the
only stocks that displayed any activity this
morning. Trading in the others was very
limited. Even the stocks named fuctuated
but slightly. Prices were irregular throughout
At noon prices were irregular and slightly
| changed from yesterday. At this writing q 80
p m the market is dull. The sales to noon
amounted to only 81. 500 shares.
Money on call loaned easy at 11<a2 per cent
Exchange-quiet and steady; posted rates,
4s714a4s9 actual rates, 4SGz4a4S7 for sixty
days and 48Sa4SSIl for demand. Governments
-steadys currency 6s i03 bid; 4s coupon,
ll5M bid; extended %, registered, 100 bid.
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WHY MIR. SIMPSON SMILES.
He Expects the Alliance 10 Carry Nearly
All the South.

He Expects the Alliance 70 Carry Nearly
All the South.
Representative Jerry Simpson 10 delighted
today with news from the meeting Of alliance
presidents at Birmingham. Il am somewhat
surprised" said he, that they al agreed to
support our third party ticket"
Didn't you expect that2"
"No. They we're exclusively from southern
states where there has been q tremendous eff
Tort all along to prevent alliance men leaving
the democracy. But see they all favored sup
porting the alliance ticket"
what will be the result"
The result will be that the democrats will
lose nearly every southern s,ate aud the al
lance will carry nearly all of them"
what will be the effect on the presidential
election do you thipiy"
II viii be almost certain to throw Abe cleo
ton into the House, IL il does nos result in the
election OF an alliance president"
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Can't Leave His Post.

Speaker Crisp il constantly In receipt Of in
viAtions to attend various celebrations. but ID
uniformly declining: them all, - hs does
not feel that he can leave washinston
until the final adjournmeut Of this ssssion Of
Congress. He has for this reason declined in
vitations 70 attend the Memphis, Tenn, bridge
opening, the Mecklenburg Revolutionary csis-
bration and numerous invitations from Georgia,
DESTROYS that no should mako speech %
the people Of his home ststs. Thsss
persons making the invitations are ne
quontly importunafs and disinclinsd 70 a.
cept negative answer, bat the Speaker, nsvsr-
theiess, feels that mueh - b. vould kks to
accept the invitations his duties REQUIRE his
constant presence In Warrington
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Incrense In Circulation.

A statement prepared at the Treasury De-
partment shown that there was net increase
OF %, 900, TIA In circulation during the month
Of April and . net decrease Of o. 663. COS In
money and bullion IN the treasury during the
Same period The increase in circulation was
mainly in treasury notes, silver certificates and
Unitsd States notes and the main decrease in
treasury holdings was in gold coin, gold bullion
end United States notes. The loss Of gold coin
vas eS,0SS, 6l0 The circulation psr capita
Hay Il stated ct e2A72
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Gov. Sesy Fears There VIII He q Collision
With the Settlers.
KANSAS Orr, No., May 4-Ths Journals
Kinghsher, o. T., special says: Considerable
excitement exists over the ugly attitude as
sumsd by the Cheyenne Indians touard
The settlers in the lands recently
opened to settlement Gov. seay regards
the situation - periious enough to demand h:s
presence in the western counties, and he passed
through here yesterday en- route. 4 company
Of United States troops from Fort Reno win
follow him tomorrow.
Another cause for alarm 10 the fact that the
new town, Cheyenne, II building on the site Of
the burial ground where the Indians killed in
the battle with General Custer In 1858 were
buried. The Indians regard the building Of
the town there a. tbs grsatsst ssefilege and
thrsstsn b burn II and masssere the in
hsbttantl -
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ENDS IT'S SESSIONS.

The Committee Investigating Ellis Island
viii Return to Washington.
NEW York, May 4-The subcommittee Of
the joint Senate and House committee on i'm
migration we're to have held Q session this
morning in the Federal building. After a few
Of the members Of the committee got together
they decided to hold no session and adjourned
to meet in Washington on Friday.
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&c 81

yALENCIENNEs LACE CAPs with marrow
ribbon amt lace trimmines-s2 80.
CHINA SILK and NULL CAPS shirred and
with hne tucks around face and ON the crown
finished With lace ard ribbon ruehing-o1 06
and $50
EMBROIDERED and PLAIN SILK CAPS
trimmed With lace aud ribbon-50e to d .9S
FRENCH NULL CAPS-with fine tucks
cordlnzs or small puffs-mull or lace ruch-
inss-Or quilting " lace-a9c to g.
FIGURED SWISS. FINE NULL or SIX
HATS IN new shapes-sl. 80 TO 81. So
BEDFORD CORD HATS IN White or Tan.
os-3J aud S29S.
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NJ A & RlED

cLARK-CoNsoLLY On Thursday. Aprn o.
lsa2, NJ - Matthews Cnu.ch bg hes. fathas
MAXI A. CoNAOl.LY ~ Lafayette. Ind.
EhBlN-NENBORN. an ussdsy morning MAY
>, lS3 81 ~ MattheMts Cau,c . 10y the IlonIss
Lee, FRANCOIS EhBIN 10 hELENE sE NBO..N AZ
Aashingtou. Dc. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04

EASE lorR COUCH by using nT. n. JaYaes Ex.
pecicrsnt, sure and helpful medicine for ali
Throat md Lung ailments. aud a curative tr
Asthma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the Office
of the weather bureau today: . a.m-, g.; pm,
81; maximum. 81. minimum. S.
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Jack Hughes Brought Here for Trial.
john alias Jack" Hughes, the negro who it
b alleged cut and seriously wounded colored
woman named Millie Taylor. as published in
The stan At the time, was arrested in Rock
vile yesterday and brought here for trial The
affair happened about two weeks ago at the
voman's house in the first ward Hughes, it
il claimed. went to the woman's house under
the influence Of liquor and had some words
with her. A fight between the xomGn's son
and Hughes ensued. and when the woman at
tempted to prevent the fight she was cut
The case viii be tried in the Police Court ss
soon ~ the woman ID able TO appear
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS II soOTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALI.AYS all PAIN
CURES WIND c0LfC and is tho best remedy To-
DlARRHGA Sold by Druggists In every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for MRS wnslow's Soothing
Syrup aud take other kind s5 cents Q bottle
d31-ly
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Name.

following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire TO Carson aud Mccartney, lily street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04
The Conference Report Adopted BY
the House.
A SUGAR TRUST RESOLUTION
Reported and Adopted in
That Body.
MANY BILLS PASS ED
The Senate Attends to the Bust.
ness Before II.
THE SENATE.

After the routine morning business the 6eu-
ate took up the calendar, aud bulls we're dis
posed Of as follows:
Appropria,iug s1oo. 900 for public building
ut McKeesport. Pa. Passed.
Senate bill to convey to the state Of Kansas q
portion Of the Fort Hayes military reservation,
about $500 acres, for home for old soldiers and
their families and to open tho rest of the res
ervation to homestead settlement
To give IT ALL TO SOLDIER
Mr.. Allison moved to strike out the section
opening the lands to homestead settlers, and
argued that that section would be for the ben
eft Of few people residing within ten miles
of the reservation, the lands being very valu-
able. He preferred giving the whole rcserva.
ton to the state OF Kansas tor homes for old
soldiers.
After much discussion Mr.. Allison's motion
was agreed to and the bill was passed
THE HOuSE
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HIcuwAr RoDBrnr.

Some hiThw1ymen steal your money others try d
steal the resuit Of brain aud the fruits Of ycpr
labor the latter IL the worst form Of highway ,,,.x
Merit has made success Of cAkTER's LITTLR
LIVER PILLS. They have become household vora
and the people VIII have them they know their vslus
Then COMES fhe hash sasn@n with his mutations
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDs and with thsse -
hopes TO trade upon the nsert and reputation Of
TERs LITTLE LIVER Pills.
BEWARE OF THESE HIGHwAyNKx; don't he Inn
posed upon with an article offered you .. -iuzt q
sood" % 'C-A-R-r-E-ns-s." There 10 nothinx -
good ss -c-A.E-T-r-R-,s-
Ask for -c-A-h-r-E-R-'-s" and be sure you net u
genuine cAkfEkp LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
a POSITIVE CURE FOR slck HEADAczI
SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SMALL Pzacn
sssoLn.wly
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Nr. Depsw VIII Support the President.
CxfoA0o. April AT iess. one Of New York's
'bis four" delegates to the republican ma
tional convention will vote on the nrss ballot
for the nomination Of Benjamin Harrison.
This one II Chauncey n. Depew, who is here
70 attend . meeting Of the Chicago committee
Of the Central Trafac Association.
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HIN and CIsSalnnd IN 0oorgia.
kilograms from George received Of ne
Capitol this morning stsss that It The thirty
Georgia eountiss which aetsd yesterday twenty
Of them ssnd Hin dslsgstss 70 ths
Atlanta convention. Ths 0sossls msnhsrs
anti Cleveland delegation 70 tAs Chicseo con
veutiou.
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Mere Bomb Throwfng.
vIEHxA, Nay x-Bombs were thrown at the
Saail train running from Pesth 10 Tsmesvsr
1eee Injured.
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rocuI H.lcct,on. Nm Iua,.r.

Local Elections I'm Indiana.
lKDfAxAroLfs, Nay affections occurred
yesterday Ia the various cities throughout the
state. The results show democratic gains in
thirteen towns and Republican gains in seven
tpon.
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Army Orders.

Army Oruerss
A board OF officers is appointed to meet, at the
call Of the president thereof, at Fort Riley,
Kan, for the examination Of such officers as
may be ordered before it, to determine their
fitness for promotion. The detail for the
board Is AZ follows: Maja Samuel NJ Wbitslde.
seventh cavalry: Theodore A. Baldwin, seventh
cavalry; Wallace p. Randolph. third artillery,
and John Van K Hoff. surgeon; First Lieut.
Frank Il keefer, assistant surgeon. and First
Lieut. James 7. Bell, adjutant seventh cav
airy, recorder.
Capt. Edward N. Hayes, nfth cavalry. viii
report in person to president OF the examining
board at Fort Riley, Kansas, for examination
for promotion.
A board Of officers IL appointed TO meet at
the call Of the president thereof. at Fort Gus
ter, Mont, for the examination Of such officers
rs may be ordered before IT to determine their
ftnsss for promotion. The detail tor the board
is as follows: Lieut. Col. David Perry, tenth
cavalry. MATS. John C. G. Happersett. surgeon;
William H. Powell, twenty second infantry, and
Stevens 7. Norvcll, tenth cavalry, and Capt
Edward II Morris, assistant surgeon. First
Lieut.. William II. Smith, adjutant tenth cav
airy, recorder.
The following named officers will report in
person to Lieut. Col David Perry. tenth cav
airy, president of the examining board APP
pointed to meet at Fort Custer. Mont. for ex-
animation b. the board as to their fitness for
promotion: Capts. Alexander g. b. Reyes,
tenth cavalry; Joseph N. Kelley, tenth cavalry,
and Thomas G. Lebo, tenth cavalry.
First Lieut. Leonard A. Lowering fourth
infantry, will be relieved from duty as aide-de-
camp to Brigadief General Thomas II. Rugcr.
August IS. 1892, and will then proceed to Join
his proper station.
Leave Of absence for four months, with per-
mission to apply for an extension OF two months,
Is granted First Lieut.. Leonard A. Lowering,
fourth infantry, aide-de-camp.
Leave Of absence for four months, with per-
mission to 60 beyond the limits of the United
States, 10 granted Second Lieut.. Edwin v.
Bookmiller, I'd infantry.
Leave Of absence until July 10, 1892, is
granted Lieut. Col VIM. d. Woiverton, assist
ant medical purveyor.
Capt. Walter L. Finley, 9th cavalry. now on
leave Of absence ia this city, is detailed for
temporary recruiting duty.
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", 4. emltA 81 Phal.S.,,s,. IN.

~. u. emitA - Phalsaslphis Deed. =
PEnADurarAs Nay A-wiiliam n. Smith,
prssidsat ef ~ oonnen coancll sad rspubli-
90 representative Of The tventy-ssvensh ward,
lie6 this Durnlng - hi residence, Ssis Wood
Ind avenue. he bad been sufferer for come
go ~ sOubss originating h - s>taek Of
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The Presidsns today ssnt 70 IL Senate u
following nominations;
Richard lambert Of caliSsrnis, 10 b seseul
Of the Unitsd States at 1fAxsslsn,
First Lisuk Daaisl n DsssA, ssvsn1sssah
infantry, 70 b captain.
Second Lieut. D1aisl = DssorA tvunav.
third infantry, 70 - Asut Hsatsnaak
Ferdinand n 1nrhart e Eoofknna. - -
attorney Of the Unftsd o>a&ss n - ceo1eeS
district a Louisfana
In KsAesAsss = s1iIsS An N ~.
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WookU MA1t Holtday 4Ovemenfs
DAL1zMoAs, Nay A-Ths grsst dry goods
arms have had . conference and agreed 70
eloss THAR establishments at II o'clock ON Sat-
prdays o9 The summer months, beginning ON
Saturday nex4 WholesaIe houses generally
ere noving - secure for their clerks the
u0ekly hak holiday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04

HoRAox NANpUE aud John Smith for fast
driving forfeited their coilaterais in the Police
Court today.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
A SINGLE TAX PETITION.

SINGLE TAX PETITION.
Henry George and lis, 500 others are signers
Of siAgle-tax petition, reposing in the ways
and means committee. for the reason that il il
too bulky for presentation TO the House. Con.
Rress Is prayed TO appoint . special committee
10 inquire into the expediency Of raising all
revenues by land tax exclusive of the value
OF improvements and to the exclusion OF tariff
and internal revenue taxes.
TO ENFORCE THE ASri-cuISEsE ACT.
The Senate committee on foreign relations
today reported an amendment to the sundry
civil appropriation bill increasing the amour,
for the enforcement OF the Chinese exclusion
act from csc, 600 TO tl00,OO0
MILITIA rFNsIoya
Senator Paddock today introduced a bill to
remove the limit of time under which state
militiamen or nou-euiisted persons may file
claims for pensions for wounds or disabilities
incurred in tho line Of duty while rendering
service for the time being.
DIsTRIbcrIos OF STANDARD DOLLARS
Representative Williams On. CD today ap-
peared before the committee on coinage
weights and measures in advocacy Of his bill to
provide for the deposit Of the standard dollars
In the United States Treasury with the several
states No action was taken on the bill
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New Srn1xa GooDs.
Special opening Of Spring Novelties in Wool Dress
Wool chaiiiss. es sersa4 Bedford Cords. Cancels
Hairs. Scotch Cheviots Homespuns Henriettas, Pom
gees. China SikA Black Dress Goods in great variety
WASH GOODS.
Printed French Organizes.
Printed Wash Surahs
Printed Mulls and Nainsooks.
Anaerson's Scotch Ginghains.
French Zephyr ainGhsms.
White Goods in great variety.
LINEN GOODS
Linen Sheetines and Pillow Linens, all widths.
Henlstitched Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Table Dainssks. all grades
John s. Browns DanlGsk Table Cloths and Napkins.
all sizes
Dsmask and Huck Towels.
French and Scotch Huek TowelinR.
NANDKERCHIEPS.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchief
Ladies' Hen pitched Handkeychiefs.
Gents Hemst itched Handkerchief
SILK and Isle Hose.
J.B. MALE,
Successor to Hooe, Bro. & Co..
mh7-m. wf-3m&3t 1JxSFst
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FRENCH NAINsOOK and FINE NULL
koBsS sacked or embToidered yokes--plain
sleeves flushed with Nzinsook embroidery
S5c To S:S IS.
CHfLDkES'S NAINsOOK and CANHRIC
DEkssEs, with box ylaits. tucked and ipser.
ton Jokes Iucks OF Hamburg rucics on skirt
neck and sleeves edged abe same--6ec to
$3.50
Long and SHORT LACE ROBEs-a5 os to
Sl2 30.
We viii confess you csnno, get much Of an idss Of
sfec; from description But IL ought to an your
curiosity to the seeing" point. You will and the
trimming has been tasiefully put on-rot extrsvs-
gantly-ror sparingly-JUsT ENOUGH Thst IN .h>
sscret Of beauty in baby cothes Let the line havs
your criticism
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sSSs UGH variety to select from In OUR INFANTS
Ssss WEAR DEPARTMENT. We have sotit filled
'ss' full of new. cute things We want you to
know the prices-but then they don't tell Of half the
goodness that is wrapped mp In the sucks and folds
This is growing" weather for the tots They should
be out in the air much possible That IL
good prescription for health And here IL \ recipe for
the garments they should have. They have style
auality-and comfort q principal Ingredients
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Ahe uistfsct Iftie INSURANCE Company.
The District Title Insurance Company filed q
certificate OF incorporation today, reciting that
the capital is 100000 and the following
are the trustees: Alex I. Britton,
George W. Brown, James L. Barbour.
Eugene Carusi, Nathaniel Carusi, Lewis ].
Davis, Mills Dean, Wash Danenhower, Frank
Hume, Chss ". Handy. John A. Hamilton, c.
A. James, Vim. +. Nattingly and Simon Wolf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04

SurrnroR
TO ALL OTHER
MEDICINES FOR
PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AND RESTORING THE
HEALTH AND
STRENGTH.
AYERS
sARsAPARILLA
Is THE
STANDARD SPECIFIC
FOR scRoFULA. cATARRH,
RHEUMATISM AND
DEBILITY.
CURES OTHERS.
WILL CURE YOU.
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This means somsthing-No other house DOES
EVER DID-or EVER WILL sell such STER
LING QUALITIES se such Low PRICES - WI
quota
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:. T :..! x:sssAass ~ md ~ ~ W.
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Foa Nosr-BnrrD
IL INJECT PONDS EXTRACT
DILlOUsNESS, CONSTIPATION TORPID
ID liver, &c. cured. Nerve and Liver Pills. so doses
2hc Samples ffee sCHELLEE STEVENS.
9th and Pa. ave.
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LADIES,
by selltnG q 1918 9 81. \ W. yea en- havs Soar
nA1Bcq4kk3 III. ssd ny sul new will
A4ee HAn IN oynL teI TIN pare e TWO
sxpssisnssd hstE9!sss:r Y stsscdsneS, x,so lssSs
until Farther se1ios. NM A NA0lLts foRmsEiy
yish nus. = xnppese II hsitiness and vasAingtcn.
THl .o1lUNE ANoOsIUM 1lTxxRs CCRE
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CoMETHrNe NEW AND 9HxUIHR-~PHoaPHA.
= Alta Comp" Pills and fonfc One bottle VIII cue
mild OF dyspepsis Specific for brain and nervl
exhaustion aud nziassinisfon. bsmpts pills frye
0xlkAA l&sh add n ave Dh1l-3Ds