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THE QUAY LIBEL CASE.
Witnesses for the Prosecution Give Their
Testimony.

Testimony.
F.. During the intermission in the Quay libel
case at Pittsburg yesterday when the question
of delay was submitted to Senator Quay he abb
solutely refused to consent to any postpone
ment. demanding that the trial Of the cause
proceed at once. At l o'clock when court re-
assembled the jury in the box in o minor case
that was about to be put on trial was dismissed.
The defendants were all present, but Senator
Quay and his party were tardy in putting in an
appearance. The court room was again
crowded with lawyers and spectators.
Judge Porter opened the proceedings by
asking: We'll. gentlemen, have you decided
upon anything"
ID. T. Watson, esq.,: Il move, your honor,
that the case be adjourned for week or ten
days"
Judge Porter overruled the motion, saying
that the reasons assigned for postponement
were In his opinion insufficient, and the COM
monweaith had not consented. The trial,
therefore, would proceed at once.
At this point Senator Quay and his party en-
tered. the former seating himself between Mr..
Marshall and Maj Moptooth, the others to the
rear. Judge Kennedy had also taken his seat
ON the bench.
directed the clerk to call jury, which had
almost been completed at 2:30 pm.
The jury was selected at o'clock 1t stands
nine republicans and three democrats. Coun-
sci for defense made a motion to guash the in
dictments on the ground that the indictments
did not charge that the allegations against Mr..
Quay were untrue. The motion was overruled.
MIR. Marshall, for the plaintiff, then addressed
the jury. He said the publication WAS calcu-
lated to damage Senator Quay S reputation.
Three witnesses were examined, who testified
to having read the publication in the Post.
Court then adjourned until today.
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At the ship yard of VIM. Cramp & Sons, Phil
adeiphia, where the armored cruiser New York,
the battle ships Indiana and Massachusetts, and
protected cruiser No. ". nicknamed Tho Pr
rate" are under construction. all 10 animation.
A great deal of progress has been made on the
vessels Of late. and in the different shops work
10 continued until 10 o'clock at night. Men,
bers Of the Arm have had several conferences
with Secretary Tracy recently, but say they
have no orders to push the work and thA they
are only going along at their usual rate Of speed
TO fulfil contracts. The tripie-screw cruiser
1.-THE Pirate" IL having the balance Of the
plates put on rapidly and she will he ready TO
launch in three or four months The keel for
cruiser No. Is has Just been laid.
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Fire I'm the ALBANY PenItentfary.

Just after the 700 prisoners in the Albany
penitentiary bad been locked up last night fire
was discovered in the laundry shop attached to
the south wing. The prisoners became very
excited and called to 10 released. The city fire
department. and the entire police force re-
sponded to the alarm, and the fire was confined
TO the building in which it originated. Ten
thousand dozen new shirts we're destroyed.
They belonged to various Arms who had con-
tracted to do the work
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The second Inauguration Of Gov. Boies took
place yesterday afternoon in the hall OF the
house Of representatives at Des Moines in the
presence OF large assemblage. The ceremo-
aies were extremely simple. The governor in
his inaugural address said the prohibitory laws
OF the state had failed OF their purpose and
were productive Of crime. He insisted that
the people had repudiAtsd them snd urged
their immediate repeal.
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Trying to Settle the Mining DISPUTE.

Negotiations are pending for the sale of the
three mines at Coal Creek. Briceville and Oil
yer Springs, Tenn. where the recent uprising
Of the miners occurred and where the militia
Of Tennessee is sncamped. The state is trying
to get out Of the trouble by selling the mines
to the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company. II
this is done the convict labor question will be
forever settled and there will be no war, since
free labor will work the mines.
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BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
= WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
ZAAR. No. o4O LOUISIANA AVENUE.
n9-1m

u OF TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND,
I'M
S $SISlSS SI eAsSSp AND
District Of Columba. passed in equity cause Is, h2
@ at f5Ga
ing parcel. Of land in the county Of WasSnsson.
wilton conveyed 70 William Heine: deceased. "
and h 1nS q
follows. tina. is to say For ,hs ms, Of said two
s s the sna ssf
vile turnpike ROAD tnow hriEhtwood avenuel
pieces land and along the SAID
,panpks Il ~ aeEs Nest Mes, % pos chains e stone
the land heretofore conveyed to William HoIner by
zig ssSSs sn:nse n
to the pa, Of n H., an, Ana az 70. the SECOND
dsserbe thence Soreh 'as
degs. W. 0:oO Inks along newly laid out farm
Ner a9i. b des dsss
then Ne!h 5Ss as.
90 chains tS tree which said four last lines run
Zoo chains, then South 81 degs T. so chains: then
South 46A degs. Z. 300 chains. then South is degs
to ssusa ssss Y
the place of BEGINNING. all of which will paYticu
ixo parcels Ss CHARLIE. G ths sa1d
surveyor OF said county, annexed TO the deed herenbe.
fore mentioned the nrst of which parcels OF land
is supposed to contain twenty-sx acres and sixteen
percnes or less and the other eleven acres and
)lOO more or less; together with all the appurten
ances to each piece IN anywise belonging and all and
singular the rights OF way. and OF water easeluents
aud advantages to the same and each of them apper-
tanning and ALEC one undivided sixth part the three
farm roads bordering upon the said pieces and
Of ground as laid out on the said subdiv sion heren
before mentioned.
All OF each Of said two tracts will be offered for sale
ssseP: the Portion Of n. rst
street turnpike tnow called Briehtwood avenue) by
depth OF loo feet. thus leaving remaining to De sold
front to said rrst tract Of said
avenue.
Terms Of sale. provided by tho Decree are; One.
fourth OF the purchase money IN cash and residue
IN three equal nta At respectively twelve
and months from the day Of sale with six per
cent the deferred payments to be secured BY
the purchasers notes and deed trust on the
sry or al the purchase money can De paid IN cash.
qured at the time of SALE the terms OF sale are not
complied With within twenty days after the DAY Of saie
the property viii be resold at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustss.
1alS-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS a 90 Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Aucn0nser.

Il AIIAEh SLOAk. AucSoneerA
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNIM.
PEE9SyyEpp IRkoPEkTf on F0OhTEENIH
TENTH STREET WITH SIDE IoT,. AT
On THURSDAY. JANUARY TwENTY-FIRsT,
1892. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ in front
OF the Premises will sell all Of Lot II and
half OF Lot IL in square No. PAL fronting 81 teet
east side Of Fourteenth street between and streets
by comfortable 3st9ry press-brek dwelling contain
ing " rooms and bath. with modern improvements,
anu all in good order. The house covers about ii
feet Of the 'front.' leaving vacant lot 1879 feet front
on the nortf-a very desirable lot to improve
Taken as whole this Is Of tue most desirable
pieces OF properly that has been offered auction
14th street for time and should command gem
srn attention.
Terms: 81, 900 cash. balance in equal payments Ut
one. two and three years, with interest," and secure ed
by Deed Of trn., on the property. or all cash. All
deposit Of $500 will be required at tms 0f sale Terms
to te com pied with within fifteen days Title perfect
1all-d&ds LATIMER SLOAN, Auctionsers.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q To reach al classes Of readers and Gus
toners in the District Of Columbia, advertise in
The EVENING STAR. Everybody reads it.
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dOUSE. NO. lis STHEkT NORTHWEST,
District Of Columbia the matter Of Alfred Menards
Va Susan p Okte Michael '. Sheridan and the beirs
s .s.ss q q: ! ssS &c; Ksnnsdy saaY No
1sEa sRs0a " sfi q iS on
O'CLOCK ssSsa ~ ~ p,WSs 2, aS: na%Ssfsd s.sny
:SSdiv,on OF SQUARE numbered on, saSdrsd
and hfsy.n,ns AS0,. 70 wis: b.sinn,nE q .
drsd and eighty ons.thousandtSs ti3 SIS, feet
east Of the corner Of said lot and running
:hsncs south Ct rsht an9les WITH sa,d street e q
ninsteen t19l feet: thence poFth ninety ess and
thence With the tine Of said nineteen tl9l fes
50 the place Of beginniug improved BY thres-story
TERM: sta sao0..ad dollar. esq., Of which
made o time q sale and bsAncs on credit Of twelve
onths for which notes Of pyrSheses heesny interss
from day Of sale and secured By dssd Of rSst on The
81 tns psfehss.s. Il serms IRE ,nct complied With
~ va ia 9U sao 81 suisse q Is
ggdse q The court All couvsyancss and recording u
- - ! Willis ". rLErMrxo, TRUSTEE.
noems 6A:95 sshtnston toes ed TruSs Co epid'g.
Z s~cSe" "ssoAaAss.s - ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLiFFK. DARR CO. :. Anctioneers,
~ go Pa. ave. n. v.

RArOIiFrx. DAsR CO. -, Ap; 8
REGULAR SATURDAYS SALE OF ALARGE AND
ekR ES q
TT. S FsS.S N H..
fnkNii usk. e eSkFkr SS a. Room and OTHER
AZ goods sold xithip shs rooms m .
Y ATCLlkfk. DARK = CO.. AuctIoneer.
~ J2O Pennsylvsnis ave- NV.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE by AUCTION OF VERY
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE. AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. BEING NEAR THE
o. s. CAPITOL AND DISTRICT GOVERN
MENT BUILDING.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY NINE.
TENTH. A. D. 1892. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. WILL
.hat elexant and desirable unimprovsd real estate
ORIGINAL LOT ONE,
SQUARE 574.
Being At the % &c Of ss and
49, iee inches b on street. major portion OF the
tains BRICK once and large brick stable This prUp.
elegantly located. being the no OF several
and aeodetis Survey. the new d6rsry buildins. the
District government buildings and the B. aud 9 K H.
courts pension Office and all executive departments.
hotels, &C.
1t is particularly adapted to advantageous sub
DIVISION as residence property, or rs site Tor large
once building or ware house II can readily be used
as IFS location, size and close proximity to the POINTS
of interest and business mentioned makes 1t desirable
FOR any uso.
Terms OF sae are: One third Of the purchase money
to he pad IN cash. the residue in three equal INSTALL
mens, at one two and three years the day OF
sale with interest at the rate Of SIX per cent PER
mum. payab sem-annnally, and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises scd all cash. at the Option OF
the purchaser: DEPOSIT Of $500 to be paid at the
tine OF sale. Ter:ns to lie complied with IL day s
from the day OF sale, othcrw the administrator
serves the night to resell the property at the and
cost OF the deiaulfinS purchaser after days advcr
tseent OF such resale in some newspaper publ shei
n WASHINGTON, D Z. Al conveysncIng. recording.
&c, at rurcha ser's cost.
HORACE BUREOUGH, Administrator Of the Estate
of SANL EMERY.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucts. ja6-dSdba
U-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the rain until TUESDAY, TWESTY-SIXIH
DAY Or JANUARY, AID. 1852. same hour and place.
BY order OF
HORACE BURRoUGH,
1a19d&dbs Administrator.
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~ 9TH and d streets north west.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF p
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX.
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING

SlREEI, BETWEEN FIFIEENId AND Six
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON, d. c.
By virtue of certain deed of trust to us bearing
date October L. A. u. 1885, and duly recorded iii ber
NO. lob folio 36l ct seq, of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby will sell in front of the premises
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH, A. ID.
1892. AT HALFPASf -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
following described piece parcel OF land situate and
beng IN the city OF Washington, District OF Columbia
and beinK all OF lot numbered y. in Columbian Col
ege and others subdivision OF lots III square numbered
IA as plat recorded IN liber C. h. b. foilo 0l.
OF the records Of the Office Of the surveyor OF the Dis
triet Of Columbia. together with improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale: Onethird OF the purchase money to
be paid IN cash the balance in three equal INSTALL
ents IN one two and three years. FOR which notes of
the purchaser bearing interest at per centum
mum. interest payable semi annually ana secured by
deed OF trust on the property sod. Will be TAKEN all
cash. at purchasers option. All conyeyAnC ing and
cording ut cost of the purchaser. deposit of 1900
Will be required at time Of SAFE Terms of sale be
complied with i'll ten days from day Of SALE otherwise
trustees reserve the rt to resell the roperty ut the
risk and cost Of deaultnS purchaser after tive days
advertisement Of such resale III some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. DC.
MAHLON ASHFORD,l r.,..o..
ja5-eod ALDIS b. BROwNE,} trustees.
sCTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TILL
FRIDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-NINTH. 1892. same
MAHLON ASHFORDt r
ja2O 23.26.29 AIDS b. B..OWNE,} trustees.
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Az OLD SOLDIER FINED.

An OLD SOLDIER FINED.
Isaac y. Jordan was the first name called
and an old soldier responded. He was dressed
In a blue suit of clothes, with brass buttons
and eyeglasses The charge against him was
the violation of municipal ordinance.
Are YOU guilty or not guilty. the clerk
asked him.
Il had jus, come from the Soldiers Home"
be answered. and l had taken little bit Of
something to drink"
Ten dollars or thirty d6vs.
The next prisoner called wGs a young man
named Daniel Shea and whisky was the cause
OF his trouble. He was charged with yiolatiux
the same ordinance that the old soldier had
violated.
i must be guilty." was his plea, because 1
was drunk
Five dollars.
profane language and abused the officer when
he was arrested without warrant. but the
court could not justify his conduct and Aned
him IS or twenty-four days.
WANTED TO GET HOME, But COULDN'T.
Judge, your honor" said a negro named
Oliver Dorsey. Il wish you would tell the po-
lice Of tie second precinct to let me get home
when get out"
.'Out OF where?"
The work house. just got out yesterday
morning and haven't been home yet."
Let whisky alone" said the Judge land
then you will have no trouble in getting home.
Not having a V the judge committed him for
fifteen days
Austin Graham, young colored an.plead
guilty to q charge Of having been disorderly in
South Washington. and the Usual dne of 81
| was imposed.
Sophia Johnson and Alberta Spriggs, colored
women, were arraigned for being disorderly in
Willow Tree alley southeast, and Alberta plead
guilty: sophia was defended by Lawyer Bacon,
but Alberta testified that both used profans
| language.
The Judge hned Alberta IS and Sophia was
| assessed IS.
Frances whitney, young colsred girl, was
tried Tor an alleged disorder in = religious
meeting, and she was acquitted.
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WHEN Tue HAiR Has FALLEN OUT, leaving the
head bald, II the scalp II not shiny there n 4
chance Of regsining the hair ~ ustng Hslrs Hair
Remover.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. AuctiOneers.
IL i4o9 q st. NV.

Il
II i4o3 st. NV.
TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
2014 SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
by virtue of deed of trust dated December III
1880. and recorded in Lber No l5i folio Ol ct seq
OF the land record of said District and at the
OF the party secured thereby Will sell at pnbic
aleilon IN ir3nt Of The premises on MONDAY. JANU-
AIRY TWENTi-f1FIH. 1892, at -FOUR O'CLOCK p
M the following described situate in the
county Of Washington, District OF Columbia, and
known and descrioed az part of lot numbered thirty
seven CD. IN Jesse Is. Haw's subdivision Of Mount
Pleasant and Pleas ant Plains bounded follows
glnninS for the same at the northeast SAID
lot tsupposed to De 1t S4lO the north
west corner OF Florida avenue and 1th street ex-
tendcdl running thence westsriy ong tho north line
of said lot and ST 100 feet. thence south
erly parallel to 9Th street extended ~ feet thence
easterly parallel to the north line said lot as 81 100
feet, and thence north along 9Th street extended
twenty t0) feet to the place OF beginning. improved
b. a two-story brick house.
Terms OF SAFE: One-third cash, balance In one and
two years. with interest at the rate Of per
deferred payments. which shall be secured by deed
trust on the property sod all cash. the option Of
the purchaser deposit OF 300 will be required at
time OF saie All conveyancing and recording be
cost OF pure taser. terms of sale not complied
with in ten days from date of sale, the
the right to resell 1t risk and cost Of detaulting pur
cLRser.
z. 1. SCHMIDT,
5!l 9TH St; NV. Trustees.
OSCAR NAUCk, fus'ees'
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NOhtOLk. fOh1nEsS MONROE AND fOkrs-
~ mouth Va. Norfolk Washington, ID. C.
stsanIoo.s ColnpGny's PALACE STEAMERS WASH
lsn On and AuI.fOLh leave every day IA the year
M D. lrom wharf loot u ST.. cOunestlnx
all through tlaihs tlS south Ofsees 5lz.
OlS, l.,5l and ls2l Pennsy aNAl.Ia ave-
81 Ask Tor tickets the new llns.
JSO. CALLAHAN.
JAel-tr k.eu-
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctionesrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE /;
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES y

|III -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES no.
81 AND 3l5 MAPLE AVENUE. LIE DROIT
PARK.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust recorded 10 ber
lo2i fol- $50 ct seq, OF the land records for the
District Of Columbia. and VI the request 81 the party
secured thereby We will offer e; SAFE in front Of the
kUAhY. 1857. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. the following described property IN the county
Of WASHINGTON District OF Columbia. to wit:
Lots numbered :36 ana :SS in I. L. Waggaman and
Orlando Jones' subdivision Of certain lots In block
corded in book county No page - survey ors Office
trust the Of about "a. 0C0 each lot.
Terms of sale Onc-half cash in Of said deed
Of trust and the balance in two equal ustalmeIts in
SIX aud twelve months with interest At tho OF
per centuIn per annum. payable semi ann ualiy.
the OPTION OF the purchaser ai0o deposit at time of
sale. Terms to be complied with in ten days the
property will be resod at risk aid cost OF defsuting
purchaser. Ali conveyancing and recording at put.
chasers cost.
.o,s.,. John r sWAGGAMAN;, rxu,.ssa
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EDUCATIONAL
A WA>IiiNa.TON.

MISS FRANCES MARTINS ENGLISH AND
vi French Private Day Schoo, reopens October q.
l3os . NV. Partisan professor. Private clssscs
In school. JA2l-ln'
l,LocUTIoN. DrLSARTE, DAY AND EVENING
T. sessions. Glasses and sreciai lessons Terms mod.
crate. Hours 10 to ~ m. TO . pm. WOODS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 4o9 Hast Capitol o.
jsl91n.
4 CME PRONoGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL
"A Reduced rates for students entering this month.
Individual Instruction. Best and easiest method "
shorthand Dlctaton cassesin day and even.
ms Terms % Per quarter Pupils prepsrel for civil
service Examinations. q2l Of. n. h. J. MJLNEl.
;a4-i~s.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneer..
AssiGNEE's SALE BRICK HOUSE NO. 5o4

By virtue Of deed Of assignment to the undersigned
duly recorded will offer sale at public auction
WtDNESDAl. the IHIkItENIH DAY OF JAN:
UARf. A. ID. 1892, at HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ in front of the premises all those pieces par
cells of and and premises situated in the city WASH
ington District OF Columbia and known and describe.
on the ground plat and plan OF said city belnZ the
west twelve tlI) feet two t2) inches orig lot
numbered eleven ~ and the east nine (9) feet eleven
and IL ~ inches OF lot ten (lU square
four hundred and eishtynine tis9 beginning for the
same at point IN the south lire Of street fifty (0)
feet west from the northeast Of said Original lot
numbs red eleven nd. running thence south seventy
hve (I0) feet. thence west twelve tI) feet two ()
inces thence south twenty five (2i) feet and hfty-
four hundredths OF foot; thence west nine 90 feet
eleven and three-duartsr 20 inches thence north
one hundred feet and nifty tour one hundredths Of
foot; thence east twenty two () eet and three
quarter INCHES to the beginning. improved by brick
house No. o04 Z street northwest
Terms Sold subject to trust for IS COO due October
1888 Purchase money. onehaf cash lover and above
the assumed balance i'll one after cate Of
sale. note bearing per cent interest, and to
cured by trust premises sold Convey ancnx, &C.,
at purchasers cost deposit of 500 required time
OF sale. Terms 20 be complied with in 10 days. other
wise the assxuse the right prop
erty at risk and cost o: defauting purchaser alter
days advertisement such resale in newspaper
published ID Wasiuageon u. &.
ID. y. MACKALL. assignee Of Geo. /. Hill.
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Ny son bez-t. uso Is eleven years old. las never
beeE strong he~v'y boy Tor ysass lie has bad iore
G. !ess Trouble v4h his nose and throat. his nose
sU1el M. with wasry llscharSe. and he would hawk
and sit regause BIS threat felt full Of phies-bu for
tie .@st yeGE .e has been in miserable cond-
ton He has had constant and severe pain IN his
bead - iEtenzs AZ ti,s that lac would cry outright
he Was s-O-en Oi E.s .est and would moan Grd tos.
ab,ut ia Ks secT; he never would touch plo-ssi OF
:ood for breakfast
hboCt three .ioa.hs a<o took E:n 70 Dr. Jordan
te.ievfs tGat tie Catarrhal trouble had something
q 60 With sis coalition. Lad been 10 ether doc
tors wlo hsd treated hal Cor stomach trouble, but
Without benefit. he dcCtOI examined him and said
Tia. nOstriI almost closed. AID tie glands in
TIE UI.>r vart OF his throat enlsrsed. Iai
hiE Ia Ter treatment. and Vita very satisfactory
rants t1- lie has not had the s,igh:es; headache
- s3t etle lie brsa:hes freely and naturally and
eats - eEeaAi -st regularly a.s1 with a relish.
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ending-tscy'rc cprsd. by this FeEaedy.
Dyspepsia. indigestion, BiliOusneSS; the
most obstinate Skin and Scalp Diseases, such
as Sa,t-rheum, letter, Erysipel2s, Eczema
and kindred ailments; the worst forms Of
Scrofula-even Consumption tor Lung -scrof-
ulal in its earlier stages; every blood faint
and disorder, 10 Elst5er how it came-au
arc cured b. it
It's the only medicine for al such diseases
that so positively certain in its effects that
it can be guaranteed. If 1t fails 10 benefit or
cure, in any case. tie money is refunded
Nothing else cal be = just as good 1t
may be bettcr-fCr the dealer. But he isn't
the 5re who needs help Beware Of spurious
insitdtionS or C!iiutiolls, offered at less prices