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SEARCHING Fer MISS SINCLAIR.
Local Police Fail to Find Clue to
the Missing Girl.

The police have been unable up TO late
hour this afternoon 10 locate Gertrude
Sinclair. who's. father came TO the city
last night from his home IN Virginia and
asked the aid Of the department IN finding
his daughter
Miss Sinclair is fifteen years Old and
disappeared IN company with Thomas
Clarke brOthcr-in-Iaw. according 10 the
story told the police by W n Sinclair
lie also stated that Clarke and his wife
lad had trouble with each other, and that
that may have Influenced him In deg5mp-
ing with the girl She is described as be-
ing tail for her age with light hair and
blue eyes SIZE wore a light shirt waist
and long BLACK skirt. The Siuclairs live
on farm between AllaudaIe and BaiIey's
Crossroads. "a short distance from Falls
Church.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.


OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS o. THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA WASHINGTON. july
60 l9JI.-Notice Is hereby given that me Com
rnisslouers Of the District of C0iuubil i1rerf IN
make the following named improvements 7.fIi-il
are, IN their Judgment. necessary for The plbIs,-
health. safety and comfort Assessments for one
half Of the cost Of the same VIII be made As mo-
vsded In public act No IL. approved August =
1904 Parties who are interested In the u-ouosaF
uC-k are notified that the Commissioners VII
give a hearing az the District Building on
WEDNESI AN. AUGUST :. 1901. AT II O'CLOCK
A. NJ. IN the board room Of the said Commission
erS % any and al persons who may desire u
object thereto Construct stoueygare sewers As
follows. In Morgan Avenue, between Spring Road
and Lamar Place; estimated cost $3.50. abutrinr
lots q. % -, ~. -, 81 So and Sc block 40 and
lots 80. 81. p. 80 and 80, block -. H0Imead
Manor In the north side Of c Street sourhvve~r
from seventh Street eastward 1fJ feet gsIImarpd
cost $3.50. abattiug lots 2 and 8. square 467 In
The south side OF / Street northeast between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets. estimated cost SIgl.
abuttug lots 81, !, $. and &c. square 95s. IN
the north SIDE Of kcnesaw Avenue uuTthReSt be-
tween sixteenth and Eighteenth Streets; esti-
mated cost S425. abutting lots IS. -. $. - and
s. Of Deuisou and Leight0n's subdivision. By or
der Of the Board Of Commissioners OF tine Dis
trict Of Columbia, WILLIAM TINDAIL- Secretarr
TO the Board
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CONVICTED BY LOTTERY.
4 Trenton Court Orders the Conduct
of "a Jury Investigated.

TRENTON. y. J.. Aug. 3--StartlnE DIS
closures as 10 the administrator OF Jer-
say Justice have been made ia the Mercer
County Court % has been brought 10
The attention Of Judge ReIlstab that Hen
" J. Eurtis a music dealer, had recently
been convicted by jury which drew lots
to determine whether it should return a
verdict Of guilty or not guilty The an
nouncemeut brought from Judge Eelistab
"a scathiuE rcbuke. with instructions to
Prosecutor Crossley &c make fun inves-
tieation and report TO the court neNt
week
The jUry's remarkable action was
brought 10 the courts attention by ".
Holt Agar. counsel for Burtis. who sub
united an affidavit setting forth that he
had been informed by several Of The iu-
rors that their decision had been arrived
al by lot. The iuiormauts included Fire
Commissioner William 5. Osseuberg.
Manfred Naar William 5 Fielder. and
. George W. Price. other jurors also ad-
hitting the truth Of the allegation
Mr. Burtis. who has beer somewhat
prominent I'm local business circles. was
accused of malicious mischief aua petit
larceny IN breaking open "a gas meter Of
the slot variety and attracting thcrefrom
F the 2j-CoUI piece within ATTayed against
. the testimony or buTIS ana MS VII" was
/ that Of negro. Asa Smith. a convict
! Judge HcIstab's charge TO the jury was
/ practically an instruction that the evil
/ dcucc Was insufficient 10 warrant cOnvIc-
/ don
The case was tried on a particularly
: hot day" said one Of tho jurors yesterday
! afternoon. and al s o'clock we had
. reached no agreement II We disagreed
/ il meant staying in the jury room. rem
dered almost unbearable 10y the heat all
Z night. Someone suggested that We draw
! lots To- decide whether 10 return a verdict
I Of guilty or not guilty. The suggestion
was quickly agreed To by all as an easy
way out of our difficulty. 50 we wrote the
; words Guilty and Not guilty on sepa-
! rate slips of paper, which were placed be-
! tween the leaves Of a book
I THE foreman. J. Wesley Reed a. had
! been agreed. drew out one OF the slips Il
was the guilty one. and We gave our YER
! dict accordingly. / don't see what harm
/ there was in that. for the jury was even
/ ly divided. anyhow"
] Judge Rellstab. after hearing Mr. Ap-
; EaT.S statement. made "A scathiul5 arrafl,n-
/ w-ut Of "a jury which would by Tot jeoDar-
! die the liberty Of "a f-llOW-citiZeu. saving
( Dc was GcplGrabie state of affairs and
ca" which demanded rigorous iuyesriga-
ton II true. he said. the jury should De-
I made 20 understand that it's action was iu
contempt OF court and a traycsty on JUS.
uCc. The court will receive the report Di
/ the prosecutor next Friday
/ II was also set forth in the AFFIDAVIT Sub
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WATER AT HAVRE DE GRACE.
The Old Company ReorEanized md
ENtensIon- Contaminated

HANRE DE GRACE. Md. Aug S.-For
several years past the water supply Of
Havrc de Grace has been Gar from salts
factory 10 the ma jority Of residents. and
recent the Mayor and City Council took
the matter up. Notice was served DC the
water company that the terms Of its con
tract were not being fulfilled. and unless
action was taken by IL in thirty DAYS 20
better the supply negotiations would be
entered into to procure a satisfactory
supply. The result OF this was a reOrgsu-
izaiiOn Of the water company this week
Charles 5. Hinchman. of Philadelphia
was practically the owner Of the cOmpa-
ny. But with the reorganization the con-
trolling interest passes to George w. Al
baUEh or Westminster. Nd, who Is also
owner OF the waterwOrks Of that town
The capital OF the company will be con-
sidcrdbly Increased The present capital
involved IS $4,000 and bonds TO the amount
Of Sl5.O0.
II is the intention TO put in new pump
iuS machiu-ryr new eiEht-iuCh pipe and
make various other improvements. Work
on the improvements viii be commenced
on Monday. The water supply has never
been taken from the reservoir as original
L. intended. Years ago when the reser-
s-OIr was completed IL was found the pines
would not stand the pressure required 20
pump the water into it. This is mainly
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THE STEEL ISSUES STRONG
Il ,lief in the Street That the Strike
Will BE Ended.

RHiIwHy stocks Open High, But Re
act Luter-BHnk Statement Gencr-
ally Considered Good, Though "a
Decrease in Resources II show IA.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3-Thc most impor-
taut information contained i1 this morn
iugs news was that regarding the yisi-
here Of the fun executive board of the
AmaEamarCd Association for the purpose
of comforting with the managers of the
United States Steel Corporation. with
view If bringing the strike to termina-
tiOl.
In consequence Of this intelligence. the
United States Steel stocks opened AT
sharp advances in this mornings market.
and while their subsequent fluctuations
were very irregular their general tenden-
Cy seemed 20 reflect the belief that the
present efforts TO bring the strike 10
conclusion would be successful
The NOV Cmeuts in the railway list wora
eNtrs mely irregular For the most part.
much higher prices rere recorded at tn
nESrber Of very sharp reCeSSious appeared.
particularly in 81. Paul
The London market was closed on &C
count Of the bank holiday. 4 fairly good
showing in the bank statement was com
monty looked for, and although the fig
ureS when they appeared showed a de
crease in reserve. the statement was con
sidcred fairly satisfactory. There was a
good increase in cash.
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THE WORK OF BURGLARS.
Studio Containing the Plans OF Shcr-
mans statue Broken Into.

The White Lot studio. which is occupied
h. Mrs. T.. RohI-Smith and her artist.
Peter Suhr for th@ modelling or the
Sherman Statue was broken into some
time last night Whether anything
was taken OF not has not Yet
been determined. Mr.. Suhr found
The door had been forced off the hinges
when he reached the building this morn
ing De at once reported the matter 10
the police
Detective Sergeauts Brown and Lacy
were assigned % the case, and going To
IN, 1uiI-ln=. located beside the Sherman
pedestal just south OF the Treasury Build
ing. found that "A kit OF burglars tools
had been left in tho place. The collection
consisted or q large chiseI. a steel file
that had been made into a jimmy. and
an iron nail pllier. such as is used 20
puI nails from dry goods boxes. and
which had been used To pull the screws
that held tho hinges on The door
Until an Inventory OF the contents IS
competed 81 Will not De- possible 10 tell
what is missing There was no money
ON the prrmis' s.. HuI there were "a mum
Der Of valuable drawings.
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CAUSED HIS BROTHERS ARREST
Marry Isaac Snyman Got Tired Of Re
ceiViuE Bcgging Letters.

According to a despatch which reached
here this morning from St Louis. Frank
Sayman. a brother Of Harry Isaac Say
man. of f31 Ninth Street northwest. WAS
arrested i'm that city yesterday for Vio-
lati1n Of the postal laws. II is stated that
the Washington brother is the compla in
ant i'm The case
When seen az his place OF business this
morning H. l. Saymau stated that he had
called the attention Of the postal authori-
ties TO irregularities on the part of his
brother. but that he only wished to be
relieved of the annoyance Of the Contfnu-
ed receipt of postal cards and open letters
that De considered injurious TO his bust
ness, and that he had no idea of causing
his brothers arrest.
Saymau talked freely Of the case and
said that his mother secured a divorce
from his father when he was quite young
and was given the custody of the four
children. When ne was only ten years
old. for some reason that he did not
know. hr was driven from nome and
made to shift for himself As a result he
did not think that the family had any
claim upon him. He first sought his IA
Their. who lived in Canada. but he refused
To do anything for him. For three years
he worked FOR his board in Buffalo and
then started TO peddHnE silver trinkcts.
lie not only has his wife and four chill
drgn 10 care for now. nut an old uncle Of
the wife who cared for her when she was
a girl and whom he now feels that ne
must look out for as he is no longer able
20 care for himself.
If l had the means I would gladly help
20 care for my mother" he said this
morning. but under the circumstances
my first duty is TO my own immediate
family. My brother was trying 10 force
the care Of my mother upon me and had
been writing anonymous puStalS and open
letters to me upbTaidinE me Tor disre gard
ing my mothers needs
H. l. Saymau has attracted attention in
this city Of late BY advertising that he
had for sale the entire contents of a ma
val officers house and that what was not
sold Immediately would De given 20 the
poor. This morning he stated that ne had
already commenced the distribution by
giving fifteen iron beds TO the Central
Union Mission
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mitted 20 the court that several Of the
jurors were playing cards when the agree
ment 10 draw lots was reached
Many are Of the opinion that nothing
can be done tD the Jurors. c0uteudiny that
the proceedings within the JUN room are
secret and that il Is not within the iuris-
ulGu0n or the court 20 seek information
or take official C0guiZaucp OF what ocetlr-
red there Others argue that. while the
court may not force any juror TO violate
ms oath OF secrecy. IL may accept teSti-
mohy from third party as TO what has
been told him By juror. A Judgment OF
mistTlal is generally ANTICIPATED
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CALLED AT THE TREASURY.
Mr.. VANDERBILT Pays His Respects to
Secretary Gage.

Frank Vanterlip, former Assistant Sec
Rotary of the Treasury, called on Score
tary Gage this morning Mr. Nanderlip
said that his visit had no significance as
for as his former connection with the
Treasury was concerned He said he had
no further business with the department
save in his official capacity as one Of the
vice presidents Of the City National Bank
Of New York
Mr. Nanderlip denied that he called on
Secretary Gage in connection with affairs
Of the City National Bank Of New York
He said ne had just returned from Chi
cago and stopped on here 20 pay a pr
vate call TO Secretary Gage. His trip 10
Chicago. said Mr.. Nanderlp. was also Of
a private nature. and had no connection
with the Senatorial canvass Of Charles c.
Dawes. Comptroller Of the Currency.
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the reason the supply has been so unsat-
iStdctorZ, because when taken directly
from the river during the freShets the
water Is muddy and unit for use. Il is
now the intention 10 keep a supply OF
7,'"."N gallons IN the reservoir. and draw
on this during freShtts in the river The
new pumping machinery viii be capable
81 Pumi Ing nearly IuOOgu0 gallons per
day.
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Washing arts

Among the interesting exhibits
At the late Paris Exposition was a
fine display Of RoriCk Air Cushion
TrusEes % All kinds. supporters,
and various appliances for men,
women, and children. from l224
Z ST n W. which took the high
est award over all competitors.
American and foreign. The Rorick
Air Cushion Truss Company leads
the world Two weeks trial Two
years guarantee. Catalogue and
consultation free 1924 + St y.
W. 80
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A CURE FOR CHOLERA INFANrUM.

Last May" slys Mrs Curtis Baker, Of Book
walter. OHIO. ian infant child Of our neighbor's
was suffering from cholera iutantum. The doctor
had given up an hopes OF recovery. took a
bottle Of ChamherlAns Collie. Cholera and
Dilrrhoca Remedy 90 the house. telling them [
fslt sure Dc would do good II used according TO
directions IN tW9 d1ys' time the cl.Id had
fully recovered and Is now (nsarly a year siucel
a vigorous healthy girl ! have recommended
this remedy frequently and have never kn0sn IT
o. fail IN airy single instance" For sale by
Henry Evans wholesale and retail 90 + Street
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CHURCH NOTICES.

OPEN AIR SERVICE There wiu De an open air
service around The Peace Cross Mount 81 AIban
on the site OF the cathedral OF - Peter and
Paul on SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ETGt 81 l. At
5 O'CLOCK Chaplain Pierce a. :. A.. OF the
Philippines. will preach the sermon. nj
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WARREN CHoATE
TRUsTEEs, sALE or TWO BRICK HOUSES OK

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES. OK
SEIERiER PLACE.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated the
27th day Of June. ls96 and recorded In Iibsr
ZlSn. fO-lO A3o q seq. Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, and by The ra1tast
~ the holder Of the notes secured thereby ~,
Elll sell az public auction. In front OF lie r-arr.
ises. on TUESDAY. IHE 9TH DAY OF sUGTST
A. ID. 1901. AT 40 O'CLOCK p. n the flT77,r-
ing described real state situate in the c1-I--V
Of Washington, District Of Columbia tlistin17sbaf
lots numbers eleven CID and twelve 40, HI
block Jhree 80. In the subdivision made by Ia
cob p. Clark and Edward B. CotrreU. trIlsfass
Tor the Palisades 90 the Potomac Land I1rrr1vr-
meut Company, and recorded In the one al he
Suuey0r OF the District OF Columbia it r,5..-lrv
subdivision book $ page %.
Terms OF sale All cash depos=t % ons
hundred dollars VIII be required Al the fir,, -
sale All couyeyuucing. recording, and reveBug
stamps % be az the purchaser cost Terms Il
sale 90 be- complied with within fifteen 49,
from day OF sale. OF the trustees VII r..-V 4
the risk and cost Of the defaultin1, r,rr-,l1s.-
after i've days previous advertisement OF s.leb r.
sale.
Dated July e, 1901.
EDWIN C. CLARK,
FRANK B. CLARK.
Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE.
GEORGE v. SnCKNEY. Auctioneer.

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust recorded
IN Lzber No. 555S folio = ct SEQ. one o. the
land records for the District u Columbia We will
Ofer for sale in front Of the urenlis=s on
Thu RSDAN, TIE sTH DAY or AUGUST. A D.
1901, AT 40 P n. the following described
property situate IN the city Of Washington Dis
tict Of Columbia. and known described as the
west One-ha1 lot forty (40) in Drury's stIbdivis-
ION Of square 30 recorded in book --R nara
So Of the Surveyors Once OF the District ~
Columbia, fronting y feet inches on samson
Street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Srreetg
Terms OF sale Onc-thiTd cash. balance IA s
and ~ months. with interest az the rate al 8
per cent per annum. secured bv deed of t-us- IN
the property sold OF all ClsL ~ rlt1-eLs--r's
option, SlUo deposit at time OF sale Canvrv-
ancing az purchasers cost. terms OF sale - Il
complied with within ten DAYS
HOWARD 5. CHRISTIAN.
Trustee
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A Wise Mother.

4 sensible woman encourages her children 10
accomplish some daily task, even during those
hot vacation DAYS such woman rewards the
boys auG girls. after their llbors with a glass
Of Moxic u make them forget the heat. while
IL Strengthens their nerves.
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nheumatiam cured IN n Dn,.

Mystic Cure" Tor rheumatism and neuralgia
"a ilcaly cures in TO days. It's action upon The
fIAtem IL remarkable and ruystUTiOus u re-
moves al once the Ise and the disease imme-
.''stciy di-Ppearz III, arst dose greatly bencfts
Z cent? and 81 Sole BY Stevens Pharmacy,
fGnnsyISania Ayenus and Ninth Street
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Richard Callahan. tIirty-fvc years DID, o. GI
X Greet northeast, VAS taken suddenly IU or
CITY and suburban car. 81 the corner of
Fifth and O. Streets mort Invest about noon TODAY.
BE- s's removed 20 BIS home in $40. patrol
wagon
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Rheumatism

What is the use Of telling the rheumatic
that he feels as II his joints were being dis
located
He knows that his sUfferings are very
much like the tOrtures Of the rack.
HhGf he 1rIHts ~ kaO1r is what viii per-
manenily cure his disease.
That, according TO thousands Of grateful
testimonials is
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SUMMER RESORTS.

FOR RENT Balance season, cottage; furnished
rooms. water. shade. etc; la good condition.
Colonial Beach, Va. Apply Mrs. WILSON. on
lrsIuIss-- e3-3
Jersey COTTAGE. Colonial Reach: art-sian
we'll. IS 10 - a week; ~ blocks from wharf
PAVILION on front. cali dental Office. III Pa
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for the construction Of a portion
OF the low area trunk sewer Once Of the Com
missioner D. c., Washington. d. c.. July %
I9GL-SeaIcd proposals viii De received At this
Office until y O'CLOCK NJ, AUGUST 81 1901
for constructing sever m the District % Column
bia. Specifications and blank forms OF proposals
may be obt1ined a. this Office. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids or parts Of
bids HENRY R. r. MCFARLAND, JOHN W
ROSS, LANSING II, BEACH, Commissioner,
D. c.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA washington July y
1901 SEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals.
for school Books viii be received at this 0Hsce
until O'CLOCK P. N. TUESDAY AUGUST 8
1901, 90 furnish Tor the fiscal year 1902 public
school text books with and without exchange As
provided in the District Of Columbia spprouria-
tic- law approved March I. 1921. Blank forms Of
proposals and specifications viii be promptly fur
uished by the Property Clerk Of said District uuon
application 20 him 40 his office. 45i Louisiana
Avenue northwest, Washington, D. G. By order
of the Board OF Commissioners. WILLIAM TN
DALI, Secretary
OFFICE or BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF nv
CRESS Washington, D. C., July 81, f9cI.-SrlIrF
proposals for constructing, delivering. and erect
ing IN place complete two stell-trussed covered
WAYS iu the east courts of the Building for tho
Library Of Congress VIII Dee received al this of
flee uuti O'CLOCK T.. NJ on TUESDAY. the
18th DAY OBJ AL Isl. 1919. and then publicly
opened Specifications general Instructions s,-u-
dtious. and blank forms Of PROPOSE! NAV D..
obtained upon application 20 this once. BEE
NARD r. GREEN. Superintendent
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DIED.

YOGELWEYDE-Au members Of the Anal
gamarcd Carpenters and JOiuers Branch 7f7
are requested 10 attend the funeral u our late
brother. A. g. NOGELWENDE s27 T Street
northwest. sunday, p. NJ 81
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SPECIAL NOIlCE-Nlu parties Who witnessed
accident 20 COlured man BrghtWOod OF Metro
pohtan Railroad near FrUedmzns Hospital Tues
day evening, July 30 1901 about $50 pm.
please correspond with HOBT- D. MATTINGLF,
AttcrueS, az la. NV. GItVL me-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL BROTHERS OF WHITE EAGLE TRIBE 40
Il, T. o. r. NJ, and brothers 81 an sister tribes
are earnestly requested % meet nc the wigyyam
Of White Eagle Tribe No. Z. tOur-and -a-ha.i
and g Streets southwest. sunday. August T.
1901 at Z O'Clock noon. 60 attend che funeral
OF cur late brother. A O. AcgelWeyd-
THOMAS r. BEAVERS. Sarlrrn.
Attest: $ NJ PEARSON, CHIEF Of Rec0rGs
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New York stock Exchange.

Corrected daily by " r. Hibbs & Co. mem
6ers Of the New York Stock Exchange, l4ls 2
Street
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Cash TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC
without run-ovaI from your possession and IN ~
amount ir5m SO 70 500 Cur rates are ehs
cheapest and you make your own terrnr
Loans made within three hours from the 80
you EPply- We LOAF for the interest only. aDd
do rot want your goodz. Jon need have No
fear Of losing them Our 0thces are u On -.
afth Hoor, aEsy f-On the street and are 20 A.
hinged that We Can ensure strictest prsvary Dc,
IN and get our rateA
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO,
s2s-950 ST. NEAR 9TH NV
Room "a. Atlantic Building
Take Elevator to Fifth Floor
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Hoods GGrSGpdriud

II promptly ncUtrGlize7 the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends. com
pie'ely eliminates &c. and strengthens the
system against iFg ratr~n Trv Hoods
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nust Be treated promptly and vigorously, OF a
WI break down your heath. SIS 5. q - -
-ures the worst cases permanently. - - -
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EDWIN C. CLARK.
FRANK n Clark
ConfaqEoss Flood PoEsoa

THOMAS DOWNING 4 CO. AuetionesTs
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ChieaEo GraIn ana I.rovIsIon sIarIsei.

Corrected daily b. ". B. llIbhs q Co.. mem
bers Of the Nes York STOCK LAedsuse,, liig
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EDUCATIONAL.

LDCkNuLE, MARYLAND
Academy Cor Iugs Home lie anal individual
instruction. Terms moderate. Address
". J.. MASON q. s. y. A.