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MISERABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE.

EoR sALE.-A VALUABLE HOUSE and
Il LOT on south Royal street, between
Prince and Duke streets, formerly the resi-
dence OF the late Mr.. Allan G. Harmon. This
property fronts on Roysl % feet 8 inches, by
a depth of 125 feet to large lot in the rear
which is about 80 feet wide by 80 feet deep
the To- cation OF the property makes it very
desirable for home. The lot in the rear will
marco IF oNEAL & LUNT.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

E,OR sALE-THIRTY-THREE ACRES
n OF LAND adjoining Braddock Heights,
7 acres with choice fruit trees and fine
stream of water; ~ acres with good
house of 10 rooms and outbnildings; plenty
of shade and fruit trees; good we'll Of water
near the house, and a good stream Of water
for stock 10 acres with plenty of apple and
peach trees and a fine stream Of water; S1b
acres with apple orchard. This land is beau.
tifully located on good road about one and
a.half miles from Alexandria and about one
quarter of mile from station on the elec-
tric road and six miles from Washington.
Apply to d. N. RUsT,
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A BEAUTIFUL line of LAWNS, JACO-
N NETS, LINEN EFFECTS, &C, just re-
ceived at ,.1,,
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5A1examdria 6azette.
TERMS:

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY AT
Gazette Building, 80 d S12 Prince st..
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.-A per.
IN sons holding certificates of stock in the
WASHINGTON TIMES COMPANY are
hereby notified that the annual stockholders
meeting of the Washington Times Company
will be held at the Office of C. c. Carlin, esq,
on SATURDAY, juno Goth, 1896, at 2
o'clock p. m. By order of the Board of Di-
rectors. JOSEPH K. POTTER,
my2O I'd Secretary.
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A CASE OF SEAMLESS HALF-HosE,
n splendid value, psirs ior 25c., just re-
ceiyed by A. C. SLAYMAKER, successor to
Amos r Slsymaker. ~
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'DOMEsTIC sEWING MACHINES, with
~ all necessary attachments, for sale at re-
duced prices by
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LEGAL NOTICES.

XIIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the
V Corporation Court of the city of Alcxan-
dria, on the 26th day Of May, 1896.
Julian s. Carr, who sues on behalf Of himself
and such other of the creditors Of the South
ern immigration Land and Title Company
as shall come in and contribute TO the costs
OF this suit, VS.. Southern immigration Land
and Title Company, NJ. Erskine Miller,
James Kerr William A. Clark, G. B. Orcutt
and Herman Becker.
Memo. The object Of this suit is to recover
of the defendant, the Southern Immigration
Land and Title Company, the sum Of SO 500;
to enjoin and restrain the said company, its
agents and employees from creating any
further Indebtedness on behalf of the said
company or in any manner disposing of its
assets; to enjoin and restrain said company
from further attempting to do business to
wind up the affairs Of said company to have
receiver appointed to collect and disburse
its assets, and to make call upon the sub
scriboss to the stock Of the said company for
the payment of the amounts remaining unpaid
on account of the $4,000 Of preferred stock
of said Corporation subscribed for.
1t appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendants, James Kerr, Will
liam 4. Clark, G. B.Orcutt and Herman Becker,
are on.residents of this State, it is or
dered that said defendants appear here with
in fifteen days after due publication of
this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests in this suit,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in-
serted in the Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria, once a
week for four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the Court House of this
city. A copy-teste:
JOHN BEACH, Clerk,
By ]. T. CALLAHAN, D. G.
Em. 4; s.t5,n Guthrie p.o. nnao .u4
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A SPECIALLY GOOD VALUE, MEDI.
ACATED UNDERWEAR at 81, just re-
ceived at
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A FINE LINE OF MEMS DRESS
II SHIRTS, laundered and unlaundered,
best at lowest prices, at
p A. c. SLAYMAKER'S
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y5ARM WAGONS, car load Of FARh
WAGONS in store and for sale BY
HERBERT BRYANT,
No. 1T King Street.
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WANTS.
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my1 1aMSt
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
BUSINESS ITS WATCH WORD.
TWO MORE APPROPRIATION BILLS RE-
PORTED TO TIE HOUSE.
OTHERS NEARLY COMPLETED-EFFECTS OF THE
POLICY OF ECONOMY APPARENT
ELECTION CONTESTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

ibf ihLb'itAfH ~
Washington, Jan 30.-Two more general approprla-
ton bi.is-the District O.. Columbia bill, and the
Agricultural, b.ll-wcre reported to the House OF
Representatives to-day. tne former By Mr.. Grout
from tho Committee Appropria tons, and the lat
ter by Chairman Wadsworth from the Committee on
Agriculture. Chairman Sherman. OF the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs. said to-day that he expected
TO report the Indian Appropriation bill Saturday.
1t Will carry about $4,000 less than the law for the
current fiscal year Chairman HUI. OF the Commit
tee on Military Affairs which has already reported
and secured the passage by tho House OF the Mill
tary Academy Appropriation bill, expects that the
Army Appropriation bill vii be completed this
week 1t Will carry about s25. go than the law
fer tho current fiscal but IL IS fair 10 say that
tho appropriation for this year was 80 inadequate
that a deficiency Appropriation Of about 100000 Is
required. that the bill for next year will show an
actual reduction OF abou, So. 900 compared with
tho law for the present fiscal year.
Mr.. Mccall Qiep.. Mass. from Elections Commit
tco No. B. reported its unanimous finding that David
b. Culberson. Democrat. entitled to his seat as
Representative In the LIVih Congress from the
~ IN Texas District. j. II. Davis having abandonei
the contest ol which he gave notice to the clerk.
and A resolution 10 that effect agreed 10.
Mr.. jenkins Giep. WIS., reported from me same
committee its unanimous report In favor OF the slt,
ting member IN the contest between Rosentna. ana
Crowley from the INth Texas District. saying tLlt
IA. wol.I call IL up for consideration tomorrow
4 n. ltNS'ntl1l
OF noor FOR an hour to present MS side OF the
4 rcrolutlon reported from the Committee on IN
,.rsfn,e and Foreign Commerce by Mr. D)ollttle
flep WashD was agreed 10. asking the PRESIDENT
TO transmit to Congress the report ot tne oo1rd %a
engineers appointed by him to investigate the
Nicaragua Canal. , ,,
The speaker anno incei the assisnm"nt 0f MI
Wellington tReq Ma 70 the Committee on lHDor
and of Air Hclknap Hcp.. H. to the Committee Oh
Railways and Cana.s. ., 49,
T1c ,,yow.ur bills were passed: Directing the
Pension bureau IN claims by widows f2r pensions
.. ,ccn.t a. evidence OF tho soldiers death PROOF
, r,s un.xp.aineI absence FOR Drven years. IN
..ronraflng the Daughters ~ the ReVo un"n III thr
ns,,ict %, Columbia. transferring - me state oi
Eh-,.to mo military reservation of Fort oInaha
-, srro,l II instricilon of the National 'i'iAr Ard
- ,ha, state. - rc1rgtuizc the customs 'o!l'.tIou
a. .". -, Naakn. ., open thc forest reservatotis
y, r.kca Pcak PUN cree anh nc scum n, ioro
:, - =, ,,,r NJ clal'n,. confirming certain chsh en-
w.. ,-" 80 .'n.rel' lands IN the States of Aiabaina
v.-l..,,,,! and Arkansas ,, ,,,o,o,
r.. r. ~ ? 1'rock on motion Of Mt Dihg'ey
,f,., No, adjourned untl tomorrow"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
No. by which
delegates
TAMMANY MEN ENROLLED.

e,oo the date OF my last report attention has been
o,e5 IN an examination Of the enrolment, for the
,,,cse of discovering whether or not 1t contains
r.res of those now actively connected with Tam
many Hall Though this work has involved obvious
has Vie, led trustworthy results. The following
I.ts bearing upon this question have all been care
iay ,criiei and appear TO be sufficient to
~ ~ doubt about the answer;
az is shown by unimpeachab.e documentary evi-
- thqt Tammany IIGl. delegates for 1896 are in
CEN i'm the present enrolment. and that such dele
e. es actually voted at the last Republican primary.
Er Iones gives these namcs)
CM,. vy.nc table shows the number OF the mem
- of the present Tammanv Hall General Commit
va a or - the Tammany Hal. District Committees.
zee ,,,,r the Republican rolls in the following As
nvm n.~ahIv districts. and also Of Democratic names
ssown TO be enrolled:
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
No. o. Demo
No. Of Tammany cratic names
Committeeman proved 10 De
cnrnllel IN rOlls.
Totals
OTHER IRREGULARITIES

IN addition to these iS6 Tammany Delegates-an
rs-sre OF A. to each Assembly district, or moro
Nan one 10 each election dstrict-whose present
activity cannot be questioned. we have found d
- la~car number of Tammany members In g0od
ma REGULAR stan ding taat are now enrolled al re
SSmSlic9n headquarters Moreover. in th:s large ne
IuuSSi;csn enrolment Of Tammany men we nave .hs
par,ns Of active members OF that society VINO Vo'eu
-, n last Republican primary; ,,.,. t.,
~ ~, - o,r.tision 81 oud add that irregularities III
.,a ,~.sert enrolment are manifestly not connnei
~ mo-, shown by examination OF the names tha'
s,nsa~ n. the Republican County Headquar'ciS
TTyn1,s-worthv inspectors have repeatedly reportt.
;ns,snres IN which tle place and date OF emrolmtIt
annsar % have been carefully concealed lhey aso
Snort tina, eligible Republicans say they were re-
t,ssd enrolment though they appeared at the ploli
.;oa sni place These statements are abundantN
srnnortei by other reliable evidence that muiup.!
as the 1rk proceeds.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
THE rprr ALASKAN BOUNDARY.

crvrrAr, pl'FFlELD DIScREDlIs H"' ~ 49,
rrGrD STATEMENT SENT FROM LONDON
voshlnrton. Jan. an-General ". w pu'ie''' gu
.-,,,cndont of the Coast and GeodeNc SurNes' a"
,.hos M ,n,nortanc. 10 a recent London disph'ci
,hlch asserts that the United states mas no @ seno
under the Ang.o-Russian treaty OF ls-o 20 $1,000
a,ros - land opposite Prince OF Wales iS''"'' o
,ha poc,nc Coast. The dispatch further says 'na'
clarence Strait and not Portland Inlet u '"o No'
,o, boundary between Canada ana Alaska
.r ,,scra4u tho statement" said General Dunle'1'
",,~ qaveral reasons In the first place 'ne a"
,,o,o of both the Ango-Russan treaty anu li'o
american Russian treaty IS Identical so rar as '''e
boundaries are concerned. These treaties uescr'nc
ho, the starting noln, shal. oe the mos; sou'hery
oint of Prince OF Wales Island ana that the ''''s
s,ou then proceed north through forua'u ,a,"
,r,u II reaches the 1fty-slxth paraiel OF ia''ule
:, ,bcr. he then A continuous chain or Hounnai;!rs i
- -uartro LEAGUES Of the coast anu pdidl.c'
y, thsre he no sdch continuous crest. ne .re 80,
h ken M a distance OF ten marine IetfuuCS ani
~ ct,st until intorsects the list t.rtu.a' ~.
s'i.ov that meridian 70 the Arctlc. oceH,' t. -
~, T,ecrtn,iou of the treaties doh 50 10" u -
..sii.e thot there should be any dlllereucess, ~
p,n tho TWO (;Overnnents. Moreover, Io'uahn t
,a,,i g. cle,r,v desgnl:ed on the charts la"e ~
-aan,nin vancouver OF the Royal Navy Whlch we. ,
'P't. 'P'xts.cnre when the treaty between huss'a anu
lWn',ang was entered into So that there can oe 10
1",ht where Portland Canai Is
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
FOWLER AT TT AGAIN.
THIS TIME ~ TURNS down" PERSONAL
c,,,, ApyAxC.sD BY SENATOR CALI.

rurs TIME HE TURNS DOWN
CLAIM AuvANcTD ny SENATOR CALL"
r-,.,,,r,o, IAN. 80 (speclaN-R. B. Bowler, the
,-.,.,oo,,. controller O: the Treasury who SET up
himself some time ago as a fourth '"-o''''
. ., a., tho Federal structure. has again as
,f.,., hl. Official ,cmerity hy running foul OF
...,t.r o, one u the ln,eror Estates. th' ne
rbcratlvc half' namely. - l's'S'''N'
mont Mr Rowlcr after ann ns inc s'F" ""'"''
clauses ~ the Sunlfy C.vi lf"r''"'"" -"
,s.. has now turned down" N" personal ''l''' ''
senator call II iIorila. Who is clamor'nE 'oF Il
.,.... -, b,,, the cost Of a sidewalk recently "in
-. h,,, 3, ,his CITY Courtesy" between the an
,oren, branches of tho Government "o"'' ''''"
demand that Mr.. Bowler should grant 'n' "Pr.
Of tho Florida Senator FOR r"ii"o''S''''"
courtesy "a apparently not the strong pom 80
roylv cs,ablshcd authority In the National "o'-
crnmcni , ,,o
rho f,c,s IN the case are thcse Several days ago
senator call applied 70 the District COMMISSIONER
=, bs reimbursed onc-half IN" cost "i s s
which n. had lald In front OF his house 40 i..'
S-st Northwest. Tho Commissioners ''''
,,o,t.r to 49,. Controller of the Treasury with
,,,,o,, ~ the case from which IT appears tha'
cha o,,,r,oisa,oncrs AT the request Of senator 'i''
,,.l an estimate Of the cost OF sidewalk III iron'
81 his house but tha, the Senator failed T. urpI IN
=, ~ ,hn .et!.natcl cost ~ the sid""ak II,
"co,i,rce Win thc method described by tn' & n,i
OF August Z isN relating - SF lsS's>i -, the
va ~" ,ynrl Ircalse % this Oui.sssoH on 'c
nnnri of the Senator the Conmis SionrtS t9on , mp
acton In the matter. sun '''lu'i.t,S ~, .' xn.nsc
himself had the sidewalk laid at his own mp rAp,'S'. w.
and ,h.n mad. a demand on the comm SS'ole,S , tJ
reimbursement OF one-half tlr anount so ',,,yler
The Commissioners asked cont % on'' n ,,,ir In
whether they we're authorized 70 pay 'Ir ,t,,,is
rnsr,,ns.. the Controller has informel tn' ,hnes
s,cncrs that he knows OF no avs whl'n "u''ly,' g.
tho repayment to any one OF any PoiliIIn o' Tn I'm
,rnensr incurred by him In laying s.ueMs - -
tp i,,s,rir, -, clause I'm the act above r'trfitl
Wv" aaii the controller. provide, melnor c, oc Wy
which a person desirins to be rceV'd t llosL IN
Iair ~ ,he expense Of aging such Il s.IW@..,h I'm I y
proceed II provides FOR me entTe "o'N of Cniimba
hv IN. commissioners OF the l'slIc' vi ,.ht,b
rnIer rho laws relating to IN" manner ~ VII
public improvements shall be MADE AS ~ the pro-
yalk was not laid in this manner anu @ ~ ,nt neon
si"ns ~ ,be ac OF August 7. 1871; nave not ntur
complied with and "a there IS io -" ", anebaT OF
the cost OF anv Improvement made py an ~ r,t,, ~
the commissioners clearly without au'"o'''' -
rny Senator Calls claim , ,o.wcon tho
How this latest "unpieasant til'sS S,,o,Dot ,s s y
Controller and Congress is 10 De 'c'''''' " w
aia
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
prSINrSS EMRlRRASSNENTS.

,,,,eoco,s. Mimi. Jan So.-The Northern saV-
,rgs and Loan Association went into the hahns Oh
roce,vcr Yesterday 1ts last statement snow"
,o,a, Of SEER assets The association was iao'e q"
i,s Insta.mcnt stock Of f%3N-2. -,..
Kansas city. Mo. Jan S'-Ju"ss i"'''.''
' II tho sale OF the assets IN 'he case OF
49,, Xew-york Security and Trust Company et al
ar,,nst the Lombard Investmen, Company ct al.
,rha ,lte s invested IN the purcnas4rs-Jam-s S'h-
man Frank X Hpp.e and William W. 'rapo--
o, tbe,r wing the balance of II" purcn Use price
ny 500 "No The properties enumerated are me l.on-
har1 investment Company. OF kansts, me me LON, ,
hri Invast m Mt Company. OF Msspnrl NaHe! i.o'
ot',' t rrust company. Alliance Trust company era
ou Ch Rea. Estate Company. The title Is ,uoe't 10
o@ly @ cts made by majority OF the ave iscev-
.S rS an or before March 49, 1855. or by me sole re-
ceiver since that time.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
NAVAL pArRrARCHs BIRTHDAY.

Washington. Jan. 90 tSpeciaD William T. Moran
the patriarch Of the Navy" celebrated MS c.h",s
0fh birthday yesterday by doing an u''"Su.'
amount Of work at his desk In the Navy - p"'
rnent and receiving the congratulations Vi i''''
,,ra, ,,s h.on identified with the Navy lew
months l-ss than seventy years. having enlisted IN
1921. when only sixteen years Old. In 'S'7 ne en-
tered the Navy Department as c'''Hi liz " a~nsnj,i
served tnere continuously eyer siht' s nmmI,s,o"s
du,v has heen the preparation 0i lhe ro't' ,,,
Of officers appointed 10 the Navy; wh'cn "S - ~
before the outbreak Of the ,lV " a. tccr % IN the
termed oyer since There Is not an oH'ti al .t'
service today whose commission I9es "or & S ,hn
1he initials of this veteran clerk lie - one ol tie
,i'l.st amnloves In the service OF the 6oVetnineH.'
and there is probably no record OF any ~, TnI f. stS1
inr LANCER continuous service record ne ~ ss.'i
in yooJ health and bids fair to continue III @ iG''.
service FOR some time TO come ne rs, ,s * knIMn ~ - 70
every man In the Navy. either pe''o""'' "
I.I.f I'm
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
,sslvLrED BY YOUNG CANYON.

Salt Lake CITY, Utah Jan So-A oru.a, anu u%'
provoked attack was made las' h's''' y. -
tS.,, ir son OF President Cannon. OF the mormon
,. - ,.,arlos Crane The latter was the organ'
,rar or the Republican party in Utah and for
nnmoer arr of years chairman Of the State Commit
tee He opposed the election Of r. j. sVss'n ssn.
y, Angus NJ. Cannon. s.. to the United states sen.
a.. and Angus has since had otter h@.'N
crane He first assaulted crane on ' n,.
,,r II bur later followed him up to MS
ano'oe nas ,h,,e Nr Crane was seated in chair
dealt him blows in the face In Of 9e it. wsen
%nicn iyio ,irss Cannon attempted to draw MS re:
voiver but was prevented by outsiders wno sr.
inst In time probably. TO save Ciahes "ie' ~
non will be prosecuted
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
UrRpEIVS ~ AMERICAN HISTORY.

phuadephia. Jan 90.-The fourth annual mesuhs
n the American Jewish Historical SocieN oes"
here this afternoon IN the Lafayette rio'e'' ~
will continue tomorrow. The society was oF8ahi|eu
,,,r vaar, oro in New-York. and g non-sectaria"'
7, aims TO benefit American history by contiiou''ns
TO it such material throwing new light on 'he par.
Hebrews have played in the country's history. O.
to-nlghts session the PRESIDENT Oscar - "rnng
delivered his annual address io-n,,ii io-nni documents
an fntsrestinr collection Of relics anq docuhis hr
bearing on American Hebrew history ryssan,ed WI. bv Dr.
Hyrua Adler of Washington; David retgnssqnS M pSue W
seattle wash pr Herbert ErenaeFwtl aT Ptlmope re Pro-
depnra sn Narris jastrow jr OF Philade.phia; pr NJ
Kayserng of BIeapestM 81 MAJ nsrlIn IL y Taylor Phil
l,0s ~ Tew-York; the Rev Dr. David Phlllpson;
o} Cincinnati. and Abram .. Won nose"o@e"' VI
phlladelpha-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

.9daV the Nv Lewis Burton was SS4sscTa'ed
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese Oh AN'"e ~
Cleveland. Ohio. Jan. SO-Char.es II. Au:t OK @ th,s
civ ha@ nee, informed Of his appointment as ccm, m
missioner o. Fine Arts for the Onlten "@Nrb nnens
British Empire Exposition In Montreal "hc" oP'''
next May 49,.
Delaware Ohio. jan aO-The students OF Tns9 as,
Wesleyan University he'd rnast-'nee,'r7 i ca ions
ana examIrafions An attempt to organlzfe the
,tuaents so,a .as ss.in,, tn.s ior"i oI
dent of the National Teserve Insurance company ~
M ms eiW died iast night ana dovlrdnse o2 morphine
suffered.
Batavia. " Y. Jan 2o-E.hanan Ragan' ac,%rer cTus,
of the late II H. kagan, traveller ana V. ne,
committed suicide AZ his home this mofn'is ~ Ne
Wss s%iyih[ie ydars R ola and retired farmer III;
heath ana hnancia. troubles were 'he e"'
his suicd.
c1 a5Ps hPe ayi nlh %9 at oa :" bcyc Works here
went on srike this morning IN acr0I ha Ss Of new
saperntendeni Frank curtis Of NewYe,IH .S,ement nnt
will be reached quickly.
warren proprietor Of the Atantlc Ho,e was out @b
ans hs nS % his Nh Warren ,GpK was
into the gutter and severely injured about tne i he
will recover not. HIS Slfe and child escaped Se'''
Gus injury.
Brennan. Tex. Jan %. Thomas Dwyer a 'nn na,-
ionalre. murdered last night by unknown per
In his office IN the centre OF the business ~.
ton OF the city. robbery beirg the purpose re W. "
then taken TO a cstern and thrown In. wnere ne I
mutilaisd body wa found re a%d w1s one chiIa
indianapolis, Jan. 3--Af@r ten years OF aii0rs ,rs
the miners Of Indiana secured from the Legislature
OF 1893 Law providing tina; coai s1oud be "ssnd snd
before being screened and that the mners shou,n
be paid according TO that weight me pa',o Supremne
Court Yesterday without passing upon tne 'oHst,uu -
tonality OF the law. decided that II Is impossDIo
to secure a conviction under IT, owing TO the con-
ficting provisions Of n section
Chicago. Jan 3D--In a long opinion. Judge Dunne
yesterday granted the motion to quash the indist
ments against j. ". Reeves, VINO was rtcFnEy
indicted on eight different charges OF viola ing the
State Pharmacy laws. Reeves was indie eh on
charges of selling poison without proper abes, not
having a sign conspicuously stating that regis,
tered nharrnacist was employed In the store. ana
Tor various other alleged Violations Of the law The
decision OF Judge Dunno practically knocks out a..
the indictmentg-2OJ in number-found against nIty
GriG-ists by the December Grand Jury
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
RHEUMATISM:

A testimonial from Mr.. JOHN g. WILLARD the WELL
known manufacturer Of mirrors 1877 West 23d st.
New-York Sept. TO- 1905.
Ripley Brom-Il,his waer Co.. los West 23d ST.. CITY
(;.,,,-,nen, Tho r B.-L. Water recommended to
ma some two for rheumatism ana sout Aier
trying II few times invested In jug OF 'he wafer.
which took quite regularly long lasted. but did
not 81, moro as I think myself cured The swelling OF
N. limb. and pain Should ever feei the psnss
again. you would be the first should call upon TOT hep
,se,ng sure could without trouble and but
little expense. I shall take pleasure In Recommending "
70 any who are suffering as I cid.
Wishing that all the world knew OF the cure am vesv
truly yours 'ofiN o. "i
Circular, mailed free. Write or call for same
A dose Is but n winAgassful four times day.
1 case OF IL quarts will last about weeks
1 tug OF 4 quarts will last about weeks
s.nd for circulars Sample free at Main Depot.
EASTERN r. B-I. Co. l59 West 80 ST.
For sale By oil druggists and at our other new
York CITY pepo,s: J. Jun gmann 3is ST. and 80 Av b. O.
Kraft lOl West i25th ST. Hudnuts 2oo and i2oi bfoeo-
way and A. Ammon 40 Columbus Av