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ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
A LEADING PHYsfc1AN At LAST DIS
COVERS rPlfE REMEDY.
A Public Test wfal BE Made Today Mt
Tschinely'a Drug Store.

In the wonderful Progress made by medical sci
ence Of the world spccessful treatment for most
diseases has been discovered, md those which
were at one time considered incurable
easily conquered Among the most dfhcut and
obstinate Of 'diseaees (which has bafHcd the skill
Of our most notedl h,sffians up, to the present
time Asthma rpnks rArsr Thousands Of sufferers
know by their .pessonal experience that no nbso-
Lutte cure for this disease was discovered until DIR.
Rudolph SchihmanA, the renowned physician. who
has made the trea tntent of Asthma and kindred
complaints the stGay OF 8 lifetime. during which
time he has treated and cured more cases of Asth-
ma than any living doctor. perfected remedy
whch not only produces instant relief In the most
severe cases Of Asthma. Hay Fever and Bronchitis.
but has positively cured thousands of sufferers who
We're considered incurabe. Recognizing the skep-
ticjsm OF the public in this age OF countless fraud
u!ent nostrums DIR. Schifrmann in order to restore
confidence and ofviate any suspicion Of imposition,
requests this paper to announce that from I'm.
today until 9 pm. tomorrow he offers a liberal
sample box of Schiffmann's Asthma Cure to all
persons applying at F. A. TschifrelE, Jr.'s. drug
store. 475 Pa. ave. absolutely free OF charge,
knowing that personal test Will be most convin ing
and will vindicate his every claim. This physician
has made most generous offer to persons who
suffer from this most terrible disease, and all
vicd, to CALL and should bear IN mind the time
and place specified for the distribution and avail
themselves Of the offer Persons living ont Of this
city who desire to test the. merits OF this most
wonderful remedy will receive package free by
mn!l by writing to DIR. II. SchlfflnaHn. 3f5 ROsa'e
street. ST. Paul. Mimi, providing their letter is
received before Oct. rs, samples can he OBJ
tained after that date. Mr.. r. A. Tschifely. Jr.
the welknown druggist authorizes to announce
that he has received quantity Of samples from
DIR. 5, ,hihniann which he Will distribute during
the hours mentioned in accordance with his oner II
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restore the prosperity We have lost We
propose to maintain it intact against every
OF slaught ..-E
1--WE propose that the federal judiciary
shall he kept in the full and dignified dis
charge of every duty that the Constitution
confideS to ii. .,.-
What do our democratic friends offer?
Free silver. They propose to cure these ills
by authorizing every miner OF silver ore to
bring bullion he takes from the earth to the
mints of the United States, and there al
the expense Of the government have 1t con-
verted Into silver dollars at q ratio that
returns to him double as things are now
in value for the bullion. They propose
then. that he shall take these dollars and
use :hem in paying his debts and compel
every one to receive them at the value of
100 cents q dollar
.'rhese men say they are followers Of JEFF
ferson. Mr.. Bryan says We signed, pro-
claimed and mace good upon the battlefield
the Declaration of Independence. We whip
ped the British at Yorktown, and could do
1t at any appointed place. Now, a nation
so powerful he says. are We to be Britain $
slaves when we have cast off our political
shackles. Well. my friends there are some
things human power cannot do. The indi-
vidual cannot do 1t. Nations cannot do it.
and one Of those thrgs is to fix the marke.
value of anything. Congress cannot fix the
market value of silver or gold any more
than it can fiN the market value of.wheaL
,,., There are lays Of trade and all the leg
fsla thiee hes world ia hTet rfs4h psh es1fi
saalo oo sRn shoaa ,fh e e edHa 5 E aa' sRi kin
QaughtsrJ: 4but II ydr want to know the
ratio between those skins you would have
to go to the fur me ratant. no. to the stat
ute books. And so it is precisely with this
natter of the ratio of one dollar 20 an
other. The Law cam lake the commercial
ratio or approximately and hold and main
tain the double standard. but it cannot dis
regard the quotations in the market for
Ex-President Harrison concluded by de-
picting the effect of the 16 to theory upon
the wage Garner, il applied TO practice.
He was listened Ito witt, profound attention.
Evening star., 1896-10-08

entwined. the poor man and dover him
with release, while you fasten on the rich
man his undimin.shed burden? You can
never do it. But the people who owe are
not all OF US, they are only those who have
borrowed And then the people who are
insured, are they the people also? 1t would
seem not. The life insurance companies
which do business in New York alone have
accumulated for the benefit of policy hold
ers and their benefciaries 81, ,142, 100 600, an
amount G16OOO.OOW greater tnan all the
national debt. OF that sum only II per cent
is In real estate, which might rise with the
tide.
This beautiful business Of reducing debts
one-half will here strike ten millions of
men. Worse than that, in time it will
strike thirty millions of women and chill
dren. This disaster would spread all over
the country.
When all this has happened, where are
we! What are we doing it all for? Sim
ply and solely to get upon another basis,
to have our operations measured by an
other standard. Even If it were a better
one what terrible price should we Gay.
due to worthy men and worthy :nstitu-
tions, and all to get to a standard less sta
BILE, more f1uctuating, than We have now.
Americans Too Sensible.
But We shall not do this thing. The
American people have shown too much
sense during hundred years of life to
leave any chance for doubt. We shall
raise revenue which will pay our expenses.
We shall revive our industries, which will
have another period of prosperity and
peace. When / contrast these last four
years with the years that preceded them
1t seems as II we lived in another land, and
were almost another people. Think of
those glorious years between 1860 and 1892.
When think of those great achievements
and those glorious years. whatever doubts
may come, whatever sorrows we en-
/ beyOnd QeQVlnR
the United States of America under the
same control will take, not the old place,
high as 1t was, but a loftier one. among
the nations of the earth"
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Oc5-lSdj
C. G.. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONFERS,
14O7 q ST NV

RESIDENCE ON STREET NORTIIWESr
RETWEEN FORTY EIGHTH AND FORTY,
The The rSroMAc,;. 1U; NEAR THE CONDUIT
ROAD
By virtue of certain deed of trust SD dated May
25 1895 and recorded in Liler No. 2O19. NJ folio
454 ct seq Of the land records OF the District
Of Columbia for default in pay ment of the indebt
quest of the holder Of said Indebtedness. We will
offer for sale. at public auction; In fTar OF the
Pss%sss Iss AZ aaLFFAsT Fff FOUR O'CLOCK PM the
following described property, situated In the county
of Washington and District Of Columbia. t" wit:
All OF lots numbered nine @, ind ten .o': and the
east oneh half by the full depth, Of lot Numbered
eleven Gp. In block NUMBERED eleven dll: in , the
No county suhdvisions, at folio s3. in the
Office Of the surveyor of the said District.
frontage Of 135 feet on street, with uniform
depth OF 15O feet, and is improved by a handsome
two-story frame cottage. containing eight rooms,
he use has stone foundations. slate roof, double
porches, and is heated by furnace. Further i'm
Slate roof four stalls. space for three carriages,
coachman's room, bay loft etc:
q sae CASH and tbe aapce ia one
two years. with interest at the rate Of per CEN
tum per annum. payable mi-annually. the notes
Of trust on the property. or all cash. at the pur-
chaser's option. If desired the purchaser may oh
ments from the C"-operaiive Building Bank Of the
city Of New York. on its usual terms. deposit
of $500 will be required at the time Of sale. All
convcyancing and recording will he at the pur:
chaser's cost. Terms Of sale must he complied
with in fifteen days from day Of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the prop
erty, after five days advertisement, at the risk
and cost Of the purchaser II default.
TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF 1FSt'
ece- -eod&ds Trustees.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. ArCrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SFvFN BI'U DING LOTS
on RATES STRrt~r NORTH. NEAR FLORIDA
AVENUE. RrrwrEN FIRST AND NORTH
CAPITOL. STRFETS.
BY virtue q IN de"l o' trust. duly recorded T."
Ithrr No. 1879. Mt folio 12a one Of tho lard
raro-ifS for the District Of CoIumha. Will soil
IN f-"nt Of the pr"-nises. TUESDAY. TIVE
TWENTIETH DAv OE ni"rORETs AD 1eaG At
EATF-PASr FOT-H O'CI0CE PM the following
deSr rihnd land and premises. citnate in tho ri'v
Of Washin"ton. District Of Columbia. and dnsig-
nated lots 1874 to 40. t.nth inclusive. in Kate
=. Tan-"tzens ct nj. subdivision Of square
hered s15. plat recorded IN Ij'her w r.
NJ. folio S3 Of the records of thc office of the
Of tn" District Of Cn'nn,.in together with
al and SINGULAR tn" in,nror"r,ents. wavS. ease-
merits. r'"hts. nr'vi1n~ns ani appnrten,nces to
th" On me ho'onpuC in ~-'se an,,ertair'nc.
Terms Of sale: nne-third cash. holnnce In ono
and two wears at cent Der npnrr intr-cSt
rar"hle sc-''-annnav. to he secured nv deed Of
trrst tho prnn"rtv sold all cnsh. ut th"
onti"n q" the nurchaser. 500 -nnni-nd on each
lot at time Of sale. conv"vnnc'ny &C. wv
chnser's cost T"-mS Of saIa to he compiled With
w''h'n 6ffn"n dave f-o'n dav Of sole othe-,c'ee
trrst"es reserve tho r'"ht tn rnsoI' the rrone-tv
"t the rick md cort nf tn" def-ulting p,rcha ser
nftor Ave davS' r'I~n-t's"-,ert of -nSaIa in
some newspaper puhlishcd IN V'ash'rctc,. n C.
AnRaN p. FIpn0H
IISLE s. LIpSrONR
o"S-d&ds Trustees.
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IN SPITE OF THE THRONGS OF PATIENTS
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY,
THE RENEWAL OF THE OFFER WILL Be
MAINTAINED To ALL DURINI tFoBER
NONE WILL. BE SIGHTED OR TURNED AWAY
IT PROBABLY DOES NOT EXAGGERATE THE
TRUTH To SAY THAT DURING THE PAST SIN
WEEKS DOCTORS MCCOY AND COWDEN HAVE
CONSULTED WITH MORE PATIENTS THAN IN
THE SAME LENGTH OF TINE WE'RE EVER RE
CEIVED IN DOCTORS OFFICE IN THIS GIL
THE HUNDREDS WHO ARE APPLYING KNOW
WILL THAT THEY ARE RECEIVING THE
skill. OF THE MASTER AND THE TREAT'l.Nf
THAT HAS ATTRACTED THE ATTENTION OF
THE WHOLE WORLD AT THE SMALLEST FEE
RATE EVER GIVEN THEY UNDERSTAND THE
SPLENDID PURPOSE THAT ACTUATED THE
OFFER DOCTOR McCOS APPRECIATES THIS
AND WILL AT ANY COST. MAINTAIN THE IN
TE1;RITY OF THE OFFER Up TO THE TINE
LIMIT THAT Is NOVEMBER l. HE DESIRES
IT To Re UNDERSTOOD, HOWEVER. THAT THE
OFFER CANNOT Re AND WILL NOT BE IN
DEFINITELY EXTENDED, THAT IT ENPlkEs
NOVEMBER l.
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How 1t Cures Catarrhal Deafness.

Here is another who for years had been
sufferer. Every fresh cold seemed to stay longer
than former colds. and he noticed that his got
stopped up and his hearing became duller and
duer. and there ringing and buzzing noises
In his The Catarrh had passed upward and
backward from the throat along the Eusta -hian
tube leading from the throat into the lie had
visited throat doctors and doctors and catarrI
doctors without relief. In this condition find
him inhang the never failing medication and soon
he notices change The noises In the ears stop,
there is dis harge. the hearing gets better
and finally the tubes OF the open UP and some
thing seems to give way in his bead. His hearing
had completely returned No wonder he considers
the result Il marvel.
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NATIONS AND LAWS OF TRADE.
Gen. HarrisOn Tells Why Bfmetnllism
is DEPENDENT on Other Countries

Gcn. Harrison Tells Why Bimetnllism
Ii Dependent on Other COuntries.
Ex-Prestdent Harrison spoke at length or
the political issues to a vast gathering in
Music Hall. Cincinnati, last night in the
course of which he said:
1t is historical fact that when the re-
publican administration went out we were
In time of great prosperity. The country
was prosperous to an extent that never be-
fore had been attained. 1t is historically
true that since the democratic policy has
been brought to legislation the country has
gone step by step from this pinnacle of
prosperity to the very depth of business
depression and distress.
As republicans the remedy we propose is
that harmonious, we'll adjusted, revenue
producing and protective tariff shall be
substituted (applause); that the revenues of
the government shall be made adequate to
its expenditures. We propose that the nee
essity for bond sales to replenish a dimin-
ished treasury and to restore q wasting
gold reserve shall be remedied by filing
the treasury Of the United States with
adequate revenue. We propose that the
money of the country, whether in its vari-
Gus forms. silver and gold, shall every dol
lar Of 1t be kept at parity with every other
dollar. We propose that there shall be no
distrust accompanying the dollars, paper
or coin. that this government enl,ts or au-
thorizes. We believe that these things will
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EuNCANsoN BROS. ArCTIcNEEIS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No. l24S II STREET NDl:TIl-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No. l24S II STREET NDisTfl-
EAST
BY virtue of certain decd OF trust 10 MS. dated
September 3 1891. and duly recorded September
g. 1891 in Liber No 1904, at folio I19 ct seq. "f
:he laid records of the DIS rict IF Columbia. ani at
the request OF the party secured Thereby. We. the
unde rn,d, trustees. will SELL ut pu'ic auction
NINETEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. AID. lS9G.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the follown described
land and premises situate in the city Of Washing
ton In the District OF Columbia and designated
and he.rg lot numbered nneteen ua,, in the
Washington Brick Machine Company's subdivision
of square numbered ten hund ID and three i10r,l.
as said sIl,diS ision is recorded in Lber No. IL.
at folio 107 in the ofice Of the surveyor Of said
District, together with the improvements, consist
ing Of n two-story brick dwelling with pressed
brick front No. 12iS II straet northeast contain
ing C rooms ard all modern Improvement
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
to he paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
instaln.ents. payable in one and two years, with
Interest al six t6, per centum per annum, payable
senii-annually. from day OF sale. secured by deed
of upon the property sold. all cash. at
the option of the purchaser. A deI,ost Of 500
will be required Of the purchaser at the time OF
sale. All conv 1yancing recording and notarial
fees at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms OF sale
to he complied with within ten days from day of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
GEORGE F. EMMONS
AIDIS B. BROWNE,
oc6dSds Trustees.
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TREATMENT THAT CURES.
Doctor NcCoy's Treatment, that has

Doctor McCOy's Treatment, that hiAs
lifted the darkness and blight OF the word IN
c,-,bI from, hundreds OF thousands OF these cases
of Catarrh In the Ears Bronchial Tubes AMI Lungs,
works its curative action for two reasons:
I. 1t reaches every sore spot 1ro"
the orffice of the nose to the deepest
part of the lungs, to the fnnermost
recesses of the middle ear.
(.). Instead of irritattnS, fnhamins
and feeding the fires of the dfscnse'
1t .oothes, quiets, heals md cures.
What Is this treatment that cures these condi-
tions once regarded incurable: BY what process
does 1t restore the diseased membrane, remove the
poison ard relieve the soreness OF disease: lie.
the experience Of patients cured and being eureu
tell.
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NOT DOUBTFUL STATES NOW.
Mr.. Hannn Says Mckinley, VIII Win
Thrdughout the 31fddfe West.

Mark Hanna reached Cleveland soon after
10 o'clock yesterday morning. He was met
by Myron T. Hcrrck and driven to his
office, where he began work on large pile
OF teleErams- = ,~ro&.rl "a
What about the situation in the west?'
he was asked.
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota are
row absolutely sure. There never was a
doubt OF Iowa. If there was a doubt of
Illinois 1t has disappeared. Indiana might
have been debatable ground some time ago,
but that has passed"
And Ohio?''
Mr. Hanna laughed. See here" he said,
don't ask me any more absurd. questions. -
Mr.. Hanna .cChlaraeteEizcd the statement
anger over a seEious dffe1epce, about the
pa arty' fairy as a campaign lie. He left
Cleveland later for Canton, t.
Evening star., 1896-10-08

Here ia another patient who had Catarrh of the
Head. He caught cold after cold. and the disease
spread down into his throat. He breathes and
drinks in the disease-banishing medication 1t
bathes the membranes OF his head and throat. The
soreness of the head and throat becomes less, and
the desire to hawk and spit Is disappearing. the
sense Of taste is returning. and the voice again
becomes soft and melodious. There is no more
gaggng and vomiting in the morning. No longer
does every exposure TO the weather result in a
stuffri-up throat, that becomes sore and infanled
and longer does he find lis throat and tongue
dry rs chips when he wakes from unrefreshing
Slreu.
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o2-dSlS
NJ, Il. LaTIMER & CO.. AUCrIoNEi1IiS.
12229-3l 6 IT. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE EI2STnFNcE
BRICK DWELLING No. 1876 TENTH STREET
NoRTIiwESr. HAVING ALL MODERN IN
PRONEMENTS.
By virtne of n certain deed Of trust dl,.d the
18th day OF March. 1895. and duly recorded in
Iibcr 1891. folio 80 et s,-I. OF tie land
oris for the District Of Columbia. and the
quest OF the party secured thereby. VIII sell Mt
public auction, in front Of the premises, TIL RS
DAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY oF OCTOBER.
1896. AT HAIFpAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the
following described land and premises situate in the
city of Washington. District of ColGniia. ard
designated lot numbered twenty y-ire t25l. in
John NJ Sims teNrcutor Of AlcNaal'r PROV tstD
subdivision Of lots in square nuu.ber'd three hun
drcd an1 thirty mine t:!sD, per plat recorded in
I.her ii. u. c folio 6S OF the records of the Office
Of the surveyor Of the District "f Columbia. To-
cether with the improvements consis,in: If three
story brick dwelling known No 1876 10Th ST.
p.w
Terms of sale One-;hird cash, balance ir one
and two years with interest ut pcr per an
nun, payable semi-annually and secured Icy deed
of the property sold all cash at the oI-
tion of purchaser. Terms 20 he complied with
in ten days from day Of sale. otherwise tine
trustees the right resell the property at
tie risk and cost Of Ic defanltin: purchaser nftar
five days notice of such resale published in some
Washington newspaper. dapUsIt Of 500 required
Mt time OF sale All ,onyeyau-ing and recording
ct the expense OF purch isar.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS,
WARD TiiORoN,
ocl -dSds Trustees
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ALTGELD HIRES SIXTY HALLS,
Bryanftes to Have Their Exclusfy
Use From Oct. 10 TIL Nov, z

Bryanites to Have Their Exclusive
Use From Oct. 10 TIL Nov. z.
Governor Altgeld of Illinois has, accord
iEg to the special to the New York World
from Chicago. completed his plans for the
"sweeping of Cook county," and the county
committee has ratified them.
While the governor is to be the chief
factor in the sweeping" Of the county, he
is to be assisted by a score or more of
speakers. His purpose is not to carry all
before him for himself alone, but for Bryan
ard Sewall as well. His principal assist tants
will be Eugene V. Dehs, who led the great
railroad strike of 1894, and Senators Teller
and Dubois
The exclusive use of sixty halls in Chi
cago has been secured frcm October 10 un-
til November >. On October u the COVER
nor will begin tour of the sixty halls,
speaking at several OF them each mig hit.
In letter from him he said: THE state is
now won and Cook county can be carried
with hurrah."
Evening star., 1896-10-08
How 1t Cures bronchial Catnrrh.

Here Is another patient who always sensitive
to the tather. He contracted catarrh Of the
head. snd 1t passed to his throat. then down the
winipipe and into bronchial tubes. He cou;lled at
night Il Mt he could not sleep: there was pain
behind his breast bone and under the shoulder
blades. When be coughed he brought up Il frothy
gTayish material streaked with blood. He lost
appetite and strength He tried cough syrups and
different medicines to avail. He now breathes
In with full inspirations the restoring and soothing
medicine The sore spots along the bronchial
tubes Zeal. the cough ceases the pain leaves. the
appetite and strength retuIn He Is again a well
and happy man.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrfoNEEks.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
KNOWN As NO. 1881 TENTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
KNOW; KNOWN y a, AZ NO. 1881 TENTH STREET
Under and by virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia holding an
equity term for said District in a case Wherein
Janet Cotton ct al. were complainants and James
Carr ct al were defe ndants Known as equity cause
TGBEk NINTH, AID 1896, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. In front of the premises. sell. at public
tGn, the following described real estate. situate in
the city OF Washington. in said District. TO wit:
Parts of lots bumbei I'd twenty seven t21, and sixty
two 1872 in Dav,dsons subdivision Of square num-
bered three Hundred ond sixty-se t361D. having
a combined front Of fifteen u5l feet 10Th street
and running back OF that width the full depth Of
said lots. as the same Is more particularly de-
ribed Ia the proceedings in said cause together
with the Improvements thereon. consisting OF
two-story frame d.. ling and a small frame dwell
ing in the lear.
Terms of sale. as prescribed In said decree: One
third Of the purchase money In cash. balance in two
equal insta ents at and years. secured hy
the promissory notes Of the purchaser. and dec.
of trust the satisfaction OF said trustee the
property sold all cash. at the purchasers op-
ton Terms OF pale to I've complied with within nf-
teen days from the date thereof. All cony"yaacing
and recording at the purchasers cost. deposit Of
$lO9 suired the day of sale.
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON. Tustee.
sP2SdSds Ono e, 4J2 ID W.
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nE-dSdS
THOMAS DOWIINC & CO, AUCTIONEERS,
6l2 e STREET NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNHIPROyED
PROPERTY. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NJ
STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust. dated the 2Sth day
of January 1898, and duly record ID in Liber 1880,
folio 217 ct one Of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
will sell, public auction. in front OF the prem
ises. FRIDAY. OCTOBER THE SIXTEENTH.
1896. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises situate in
the city of Washington, District of Columbia. and
designat ted and being lots IS. &C. 81 and SIS, in
square 672
Terms: Sold subject to n prior deed of trust Of
AGO. balance cash. deposit of $50 on each lot
will lie required al time OF salc apciug and
recording ct purchasers cost II the terms Of IN e
are not complied with within ten DAYS from day of
sale the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defaultiny pur-
chaser.
WALTER L. WRIGHT,
GEO. HENDERSON,
oc6-eodSds Tristees
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Here is another patient who contracted Catarrh
that extended from the throat into the Cloths the
gateway that opens to the windpipe and lungs.
The digease attacks the vocal chords this sensitive
instrument OF the human voice and soon mars its
tones destroys them altogether. Here sits
a lady inLaling the soothing prepara ton. She had
been months silent. ard the treatment has al
ready restored voice. Who say what joy
she feels in being restored to the usefulness and
the pleasure of conversational