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M. materee tssdmow.
Me Nalte"med nb Eeemd lse t Tener
day and Teem %Oetaamet.
Dr. Johastos med. hi. le eel e hi pabtil
j-st belore midnight lest night. -1 did met
mohe this call lnteatioanlv."' be sad. "1 had
been out with my wife paytug a be aer vii
Ile sd j-t dropped Ia om Me. aine as mly
bny ag Mr. Blaine to rmestig quety, sad I
heen no reason to beli.ve that it will be meee
mary for MO s toes to the reide.- agate to
amght. er much to my gratifcaties I found
hits awake and apparently cheerful. He had
partaken et nourishment throughout the evea
tag, and the family was also chaeerfnl. During
my Star he conrered with me at considerable
Iemgth. ' Aiter midnight everything about the
aue reendmee was appsrently quiet, and even
thro-ghont the evening the erowds uwch had
t1here.i there the night hefov were not visi
t The resuring bulletama whieb had been
given out by the phy .icians bad evidently had
thes efect.
From the reformation that conld be obtained
Sel Mch man pessed as comfortable an after
en as could be hoped for. Mrs Blaine sent
word abot 3 o'clc..k that the patient was pat..
Jag a very comfortable afternoon. and that the
member. of the family apprehended no imme
diate danger. th.. requested that the statement
that Mr. Rilsine had a hemorrhage be demiedse
there pe no truth in it.
The Iollowtag dispatch wae sent to Mr. J. H.
MNa.ev at Augusta, Me. "A naarked improve
ment, but do not vet h now that it will be last
ang hope for the best.
About Po clock fTr.. Jhbn.ton and Hyatt held
a ifteen minute.' coanultation at the bedaide.
When they come from the houer Ur. Joh-eton
smid that Mr. Blanne maintained the hold be
seured in the morning, when his condt
tion showed a slight inaprovement. Pr. Hyatt
concurred in the statement.
Dr. Johbat. - ad.ld it asimpoaibtleto state
how long Mr. Blaine is hke-y to survive. Speen
lation on such a snhj- .t wo-tid .imply be idle
aasease. I do not thu.k Mr. Blaine is in any
danger of dying t..r ight. Further than that I
do sot ogre to state.
A TR %DE RtRA ER.
rest Mall .e Stetwee.. This fentry sad
the !iser rim,.- fe.ntris.
The State Department ha.- receir.d particn
here of the arrial <2 the steamship A)manca e f
the 'aited %ttstre an.1 Brazil Slatil team ".
Cesmpasy at the port of Montevider The .1
Sees is the srnt .teamer to run ,n the n.:r
River Plate line and made the tnp fronm New
York in twenty-two days, which in two or three
days shorter than the oad lines to England. The
Wail she brought to Monte. idea we- dats'l thir
teen dave mtbsequert totbe late't 'r ivrd from
Loedon. I he trad of the United States i'h
the Argeatin. ltet.e .., "1 the Riser PIae
eoontries bas .::ft.-, ' co.nstieralr on.1 t:
growth of the com"-ree has t.e-o t *'rded -y
the lack of direct c.'mmniration. Heretofore
all freight. passernger. and mail from those
rountries to the United states was ei'.er .ar
rwld by tramp steamer. or were. ran.ferredI to
the United State, and Brazl line at o . i'nen
rag almost probabitor% expensae. ::: teiitoni
delayes. or mad what is known a. the erlb-'ta,.r.
trip. frmt to England and the, re-h ,,,ed t.' the
United States. In notic:g th - .:: mi -f th
Allions the. tiver Plate Twe... amade favorabie
editorial comment.
Army Omeer. a. ladt..n gent.
The Preddent ha. igamnie I :.at it a. lis in
lemtion to continue the- plioy of ate tali::g army
ofeere to art s indaan agas. IT..- 'tuth U.
kola deleration tem'':1. ""edt mt A pe.tatn :n
seure the appsntment of a cfnstituent of
thew. It an in-h. a e-sa., art th.' t Live j.-t
received aseas eset.e. for .a failur e.c'-mpal
nth the request a .tatenwnt fram.a'he P'rri e-r
thst it b. the intentian ..f tih. :ohninistrati.an
but to appuiat any i.ort c: .an -i.an agents.
Rep/restative r'tekter'" It,- 11.-;. arity.
F Repeamentative 1'iekl.r (f -outh lkuia.a is not
a very renapeuoni. aneabc- on the t!tor of the
house except wh. a he i. t.ale ng !e mperance or
euraal reform of satue *er:. 1 ,; he tw ! ie -at
ifactios of know ig that ha has a con.titueny
composed ot people who appreciate inm. He
has w re.ere.t his certitirate of i-e.ion to
0 ..-third Ceongr.. ih is the third
timehe has bee:, cea-tiv.*e a a member from his
sate. and at each -lertion he gets a bugger ma
jrty than any other rau:ad.ate ot, the ticket.
time he had a larger majorit 'ha th.t
given Mr. Ilarrison. hc.rh was larg.r than the
vest. of Cleveland and Weaver cornbined.
-- e
a fmaes of Juatle Harla.
Teterday the I'nitet tates supreme Comrt
straightened out a complieation in th' new cir
emii ecourt of appeal. for the Ohi. a:d Indiana
ebewit by desgaating thief Justice Fuller to
temporary duty in the seventh circuit. to
which Jnetice Harlan in permanently awaigrd.
It desat! :he aa; L. atian of ctotinsel on em -h
.ste to bring ni -tirect fr..m the circuit conrt
and without trial in the newy ertrateI circ:tit
court of appeal the snit betweer tie Cinciannati.
Hamaiton and Daytou Kaitroal r omaty and
W. h. McKean. ariesing out a the r .:lw, opet
oases e Hoary it. Ire. a few searn ago. This
J. the care in whicb the circuit judges were di.
quabled to m&,t. takng it ImO os..ai: to organ
to Ike appeals couart wmtI.,'it tae t reence of
JaMiee Parios or a suatute justic-.
i
T+ Eatead ter 1.11 erve.
Mr. Andrew of Masaaebuaett. inrodlueed
se. re odmsona tn the llouse ye-terda -t
esteamd the cvii sertice. One .f them provims>
hereafter all ap;.:t n.ents of chiefs et bureauc
ef the vertea deparn.nt. -hil be madle b
peumaesaun from the eiannled era-re. Anocthier
eatenda the civixl mor ier ruie' I. * tm lomves of
custtam hbote- having 'w--nos -tib-. -anglaves
ea.! 1.. letter rxrri. ..t ;.rat ofices hiar uig titty
A Karme= .' c.ngreast..at %..es tr..
tepresentatai-- hPo:.kns heas in r--dcu- a
halanmh theu.o... pr~oia .'.g a birem *f cot.
gressional mer- mce to I.-- -'n L *'rd Is thb ger
Oraemnt for t.-- pur;,.co tran..-artiting the
ele;-arina. atal tosiaea.. a-ninser a:.d .eln.
5a. tine tat: eami .- t .'..T i r-i byI, a caom
et a i. - ne' r . - 'er t. the
tue . a : : .: - : . ; c-. ara-'i'al
hr se 1 r .. ..; ' a -, promsyt
(ythe t e tdI II*. nis the r tane,
burea..a -.i .
r- l.t of *. 1.. eta.mg. tat ubtch con
, . oeEof *-a-r - 'o:-,rl. for tb-aroor of
tb-a a . '- WA be a- . '. I . distribu-ionai will
6,. mdsl- y ia 1t,.% - .caa M.atma Citaus
".iat'.
.4galme thee Trree-- ef Nfartser.
The U rated str.tee ".;rtne I 'omct tew-erdayv
rendered adsecissi ,.s. the trten~-- of E.
I. Harper . h e a ai' g-am' ; iainger mand
dfattag gres-l- mat of ;h. :'tlh:. N-.taaa
beak. an a moat broughi~t e'..at... boa n. Pre-tson
? Msc enry, g-eau b-okera ..f ltw-mg.~ to com
pet Narpee and hi-s a-..atea to~ e . their uin
todeubseraptavne to the eaomtal st'ck of the
tani,. t ulutmnbuu and Hockmng Valley
FRatread Cspany. tt order ta estmar the
Judgusmnt of Pteston. MHears endocthere
againat the compon.. ahich judgrments ro
mnedh a.sathseae~ after pre eclmhnt at law.
'the couart, tan an ojt~aan b:. J ustice "hiras..
mays that the evadence conneatedl with IHarper's
orgaeiantseni .- thme cosmp~any i1 m j-:ty the
epeasien mt the court below tat t -was
gresp fr'adoien: from lirst to Ia.'. with
oilao a agle honest uancidemat or r-:deena
lag feeture. 'end that the oservalua
tita ea f thae prosperty tron.erredt to the
raalwmy cumrany by Har;+er an premende.d pay
moot of eubserptoma to the capamtal stock wes
ec ges ne t. clearly entitle hone lids creditors
to emfumreetuial pet meat of the subecriptiona.
2he resurt thetn coasar i Hater's defense that
Preetmee. Mcltenry et aL. were not bona Ade
aeedtore. Hts. allegatson that Presten ated Mc
Deer. whie they agreedI to tabe the coinaany-e
base in pay ment of Harpera's haebte dnes. to
emwere fails cognuaant ofl the mote of mar
pasme of the -iompany anid privy to it isenot
emppeesed by the e'adlence. II ala iLhld that
.e videsce likewise fal. to support Haer's
ewermeat that has rniginal tadebtedneas to r
Sead Mc~ear.. ma paymenmt o which they
see Se smltway b-'ds. es out o~f a gamansg
shes demi the theage homed of trades.
? t'erdti Web....m Enseemises.
AsadrI to the order uzumeersh of Kuighta
SPythame. oumberang (ii er d.M. has been is
sued by Marherd tocedheart. chairman of the
gemesee esameattee osr the turned Ledge. of
5t Ps takae oft the fasstri of Colmbi.
thrm to shis the ca; mial city em the so
ethe meehag .t the Mayee e
beM Augeset, IW;A.
-- wme te n beedltar . e ear .4 8,y dag.
& ca amae... woa Seg'st.st bg hafa
- ____wo -m Uinbia, e kumewer esm
=r== m
'Ou scI3ENTEPC PVUEE'0S.
Ths aigdr mear. Diaebs' lrmed O0e, a a
Medesil celtgs.
T-torday the remajas of Dr. herdled
Baabhad. a omaapathie phyida at 71 H
strest northeast, who died saegd e a.uday
morning of paraleds of the beart, ia empl
saes with the t9rme of a win hit by hamself,
dated January 1. 188, ware turned over by his
wife to the medical departmeat ef Howard
University 'foe estatifeI purpaoma" The body
was removed to Howard Univerity, where it
will be dissected and a special asaamiates
made of the hart, which had been aft eed
since 188.
Mrs. Bianhard said that she was earrying
{ ot the desire expremsed by ht his esband to
her perwsoe a number of ~o-s-.-a ad is
his will. ""Tb body," said Mrs. BDsaohard,
"was begueathed to Howard University for
purely acentifo purposes. Dr. absed had
an attack of diphtheria in 100 and it left the
heart permanently aferted. At timbshe would
have sinking spells, although never sereis. On
isturday last I noticed two hours before his
death that he was not himself. Death, however,
came almost in an instant and eatirely uale
p leeted2"
Dr. Blanchard was forty.e yeas of age and
a graduate of Dartmouth College. He came to
Washington in 1877 and began the preens. of
his profenaion. He haves a wife ad two ehDB
dren, a so eleven years of age and a daughter
of four years.
Ter AiATZC3 ATU.3TtI3
h5etea em the, Club 3.ae.-The Chtes..
mum Nhe Ban Webb.
Tomorrow evening H. . Wilsoan, eptina of
the Columbia Athletic Club, will deliver hi es
cellent lecture on "India." illustrated by atere
opticon views made by him whBe traveling in
India as a meker of the geological survey staf.
The committee on entertainmant for the sea
son is busy at work preparing a program for
January. For January 4 a ladies' day is an
nonnced. On the 14th a club sager in the
gymnasium. and an excellent program is prom
ieL. During the mouth Col. Charles Green
lex.a tant surgeon United States army, will
deliver a lecture upon a popular subject.
SitLer .arts of the program will be announced
a. hoon as the dates and nature of entertain
nren* are agreed upon.
All the I1sitors to the games at Baltimore
'peak in hi&y terms of the splendid treatment
re.-eeivt a. the hand. of the Neptunea.
As alreadi announced a game of foot ball for
Xru- is assured, for arrangements have been
iuad.a between the V. M. C. A. and the All
W'ashin~g t-ems. ThIe former will play the
original team sith which it was so successful
durirt the .ea'or. :r~1 the C. A. C. will
str.ngthen the All- Waihington with some of its
members home for the holidays: Butterworth
of 'ale for full back. King of Princetjn and
Ordway of Lehigh for backs, Martin Bergen
all Drake of Swarthmore all will play on the
tram that etar.
The Y. M. C. A. are unfortunate in the loss
*.f one if their very beat men on the foot ball
to.m. and that is W. H. Lewis, who has gone or
is going to Europe with Justice Harlan. to re
nusr: 'nme 'n:ths. The team as it practices
now i. as tolltows:
r~r~en h ilbt. Wotirht.
_f? l . .0. M. Br eht... . ,. W t.
It t k.- .. Frank Johnun ..'0.0 174
1lr t or.- d .... ...- -' . ......... 5. O
'Irit tue ......-. L P. o ....- .. 5 l0 it
'r : ni .. . ... 11tL1arI.n' ..... U1 171
rJ'Z% et hack...... .. N. Ita..r.......-..:1 145
. f back .......... (. T .nsend... 5.5 15
1 . .... F. . !) eon. ;. ... 1 ,
Fu r Ik ... Al. Lset...... -...7 1..
Mc ammon. Sweigart. Hensey, Sims and
La.1 old are the substitutes.
Grant Burrougbs, who wast injured in prac
tic.- ; reraratory to the Thanksgiving day game.
as C ngan.
The li-nit of membership in the C. A. C. is
nearly reached.
r. . r. A..TWLETICs.
The i-r ea.e of iieonber.hip is large and Mr.
'Ain" is km't h-:'v siing exatinations and pre
scribing ever, is.,. The gyntasiunm classes are
now so large that they are divided np into
.qgnad' each wi!h a l-nder to do a a ial turn,
as.d E. W. Plat ter. Ed. Grovee. Fred. 1oyle, J.
H'" tn . W. Fn-man and McCbearev a-e
doing some good work in this line. The gym.
ha,- several regular workers who have their eves
on the enriy p riug games and are working herd
to get themelre in shape for them, and with the
budding crocus you sll see on the field Arthur
lo. e. Earl Quackenbush, Sanford Clapp and
Fintchns.
The intention of the V. X. C. A. bots is to
keep well up in front in athletics the coming
year.
Jones and Esper and A. M. Friederiche are
regular, hard v orkers and making rapid prog
re's in the work.
Basket ball is still the popular gymnasium
enme and the members of the classes are be
coming quite e;per. in playing it. Regular
game are played twice a week and there is
probability of a game on January 3 between
the first ten:n and a te.am to be selected by Ed.
Groves.- 1 he members of the first team are A.
twicn. A. F. .ier. F. P. Asheom, E. L
Burton. L. !I. Herbert and (leorge Johnston.
SZEtn your contributions of provisions or
clothing to Tatr Erximo SvAn Santa Clans
Club for distribution to the poor at Christmas.
A Big rire In St. Leias.
A destructive Are broke out in tt. Louis last
evening in the four-story building occupied by
the Uded Wootlen Ware Company, facing on
4th 'tree' between Vine and St. Charles. Four
clarm.' were given in rapid succession. The
buibli::g occupiel half a block and the Lames
ani sgread ser a the street to the upholstery
deprient of the Scaerrett Furniture Coin
I'at hih was gutted. From there the fire
..preadl we... to the bnildimg which is being re
de nb I for the 4 rane Furniture Company and
hi ,,r,-ad across to the warehouse of the
asepay then to the four-ator buildin
-..xms;.. wch is occupied b the -ler Ds
I som art nrd the t'nite-J Sta'es and P'acifie ex
i.,s t',sS'jc-. Meventy-fire thoasand dot
Lr '..rth.,f "i.,er bullion was carried out of
LIh: bmsiing.
TheI .era are as follows: Udell Wooden
Ware I omil an'. 41%s.000; 1crrett Furniture
tnw any. * I~Mo: ('rate.Furniture Company,
. 0:T r I teak Company, $33.000; loes on
buldang. 44.&000.
ta Ete'nhaut Hunt In ladiana.
A few ::ights ago an elephant was discovered
in the barn y-ardt of Willam Fordice. near
trawfosrdsvidle. And. The meat morning the
plac~e was found to here been wrecked. Fences
were broken. t.. corn eribe gutted and every
thing was i:: a detastated condition.
the preente of an elePhant loose alarmed
the netghborhooud and watchers were detailed
to. keen tracsk of the animal in order to alarme
the jn.mer. abouild he attack any farm house.
Friday night Manager Gtray of the ciroe froma
which the snimal had escaped arrived from
Jeffersont ile. The showmen attacked him
w.:h' aishi.'ks andi piods amfd finally forced
hinm inic a barn. where he was put ader eon
trol.
A MUstated corpee Inn - epas
The ghastly work of a Mt. Louis murderer or
a dissecting student was the terrible rerelation
'yesterday morning in the baggage depot al
Quincy, Ills. A white a was chopped to
t-seces and jammed Into an old soup boa. This
had been ishippsed fromn the Unlon depot inS.
Lotus as bagg. It was only about three feet
in length an about cne foot in depth. When
is re.ched Quinc.y, Baggage Man W. E. KEadahl
detected a foul odor comaing from the box, bat
thought it contained somse game that bad
spoiled. No one called for the box, ad sa
deav mornin the stench became so strong thai
fe wpsle drdventure near it. Finally Mr.
Kien. h opeed the boa ad the discovery was
made as aboe stated.
Ate the Unica depot at St. Leuisitise ated that
two young men. d'essed in the height et style
checked this boa to Quiacy ad a sinalar oe
toea small town on the Missouri Paslie railway.
The railroad peopie think it is the wer6 of two
medical studente who wanted te take their sub
jam home. Up to last night the beody at Qaney
heinot been called for. The police think it
had rbl that a student woald take elc
ghs ojcs home with *kin, anda aih
murder as thought to he at the bottom Ait.
Coroner Ryan. held n saguest ever the bedy
of the waamen found in a tranh at ths depot
tiet urdey. When the tastime=y was a Ia.
C. N. Frame. am---l'''astadset of Oleeo.
seand as tld b. te roeh
~ergttoi and asme taid boy. e reoer
eould have it apes paymam of the Inquest.
Caaraxne en lee. fur the peer should hi
mat to TuE Evusrse Sran amata a Qeh
Ue Uesdaass el cd Pbaghes
Dr. W. Greevee, NeSbeld Els., my.' est
sed Itla casse ot servom pi oeba.d SaSIS
oem'ttaatiea wtt4 este s s
tas asse a 'iammaU== a emmali t e
NaWS m ocunAPLLE.
?-weam-....t a~.-. Usat now Vai
4seamelb tmm-e msem ay e si
orwnssspdes er The Esme Our.
Ueeveta.., Des. I, ill,
o. the luh day of Oseber, 1Me, John T.
Desedm, an aged and we-m. eimes
Gdeuulbag, d, leaving a lag te etued
proeidg in his bat wil and testame ta pro
isles that add ntoe esoaid be used for te
sos beedst sad ae of -Puinetsem Theolsgieel
at.ry, loafed at Prieetem., N. J., and
naming Phismes. M. soith and Ignatu T.
laubas emeeters. The will was admitted to
parbat in the orpheas' esart and estesr testa
asetay were granted to the eseewosse, under
which al dabts were paid and the business of
the esms settled, xsuept the payment of the
boatm.e of th este to Princeton Seminary.
The eseters last week, by their attorneys,
Messrs. Peter and feadese., !led a bill in the
circuit court reciting that they had been ad
vised that the said bee is for nar
feinty in the desecriptio ot the b'teeearies
described in the samme and that it would be en
safe for them to pay Se some to the astees of
aid scmanary sad they theref ormh the court
to tes jurisainujon in the pre ss and an
stre ts provisions of the beest and deter
mine whether the same are valid or not. The
evert on the 14th Iastant ordered that notice
be given to the absent defendants of the object
ad substance of the bill and warning them
to appear in court, In ersa or by solicitor. on
or before the lst January next to show
cane why a decree ought not to be passed.
A plmnt ear*party was give. on Friday
at the residence of Mr. John Hogg,
this town. The party wee given by Kiss Mamie
Hogg, and those pnt were Mrs. Jolla
Hogg, Mrs. W. ting. Mania Hegg,Miss
Alee Jenkins of W Min Minnie
Lowry, Miss Sarah Grith, Rose Williams,
Miss Annie Maddox and Miss Nasnnis Vinesn,
Moses John Hogg, C. H. Morris of Washing
te., Ws. Whiting, George Hunter, Arhnr
Peter, John Maddox, Thomas Vinso., Lane
Johns and R. Nicholson.
Mr. Prank Higgins. real estate broker at this
place, bas sold a hooe and lot at Redland be
longing to Mr. Charles Beady for 01,100, the
purchaser being Mr. W. J. Babbitt.
Cards have been issued fora ball at the Town
Hall on the night of the 80th instant, to be
gives by the young gentlemen of Rockvile.
A brilliant assembly is anticipated.
The corporation authorities now have a force
of hands eeployed in breaking stone for re
on several of the streets of this town.
oey also to put down a number of
stone at an early day.
Mr. John . Heagy of thin place, who has for
some time been visiting relatives and friends in
Frederick county, Md., and Adams county, Pa.,
returned home yesterday.
Trains on the Metropolitan Branch railroad
were very much crowded today by persons who
had been engaged in shoppinglor the Christmas
holidays in Washington. S. A. M.
RYATTSVILLK.
Correspondenr tof The Evenin-star.
Hrirsvzr.r.s. MD., Dec. 20, 1$92.
At St. Jerome's Catholic Church in this vil
lage the Christmas services will be as follows:
High mass at midnight, Rev. Win. T. Russell,
celebrant; low manes. at 7 and 7:80, Rev.
Father Nevins, C. S. P., celebrant, and low
mass at 11 o'clock, followed by benediction,
Rev. Win. T. Russell. celebrant. *At the high
mass the choir will sing Hayden's 3lass, No. 2.
and at the offertory, Adeste Fideles, arranged
by Novello. At the benediction. Bost's
Tantum Ergo. The choir is composed of:
Soprani. Miss Core Rogers, Mrs. J. W. Aman
and C. Acker, Misses Lilie Acker and Rose
Gallant; alti, Miss Lou Beily and Mrs. A. llotz:
tenori, Messrs. Win. Hickey and J. W. Aman?
bassi, Messrs. George F. ~ eily and J. Fred
Ileily; organist, Miss Edith Gallant; director,
Mr. George E. Reily.
Several citizens of this town who are in
arrears for taxes are highly indignant at being
notified by the treasurer that unless they were
paid he would proceed tomakecollections upon
their personal property.
A fair and bazaar for the benefit of Birming
ham Lodge, No. 188. A. F. and A. M., of Belte
vide will be given at Grange Hall in that
village on the evenirs of the 28th. 29th and
30th instant. Thf- lm.v friends of the lodge,
consisting principally of the wives of its mem
bers, have organized a committee to conduct
the fair, the officers of which are Mrs. James D.
Canard. president; Mrs. Fillmore Beall, secre
tary, and Mrs. Dr. Chas. A. Fox, treasurer.
This committee will devise every means to
make the fair interesting to its patrons. and a
season ticket to the same will entitle the bolder
to a voice in the disposal of a horse, buggy and
set of harness.
Mr. A. R. Fowler is econfiuned to his home by
sickness.
There is some talk of forming a Knights of
Pythia lodge at this place.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 45. 1. O. M., of this
town held an interesting meeting at Mechanics'
Hall last night. Several applications for mem
bership were considered, and it was decided to
give an entertainment for the benefit of the
lodge at an early date.
A lvely fight between en Irish boy and a col
ored lad took place on the Brentwood road near'
Highladna yesterday afternoon, which resulted
in the latter being severely beaten.
A certain citizen of this village, while return
ing from Bladensburg the other evening,
stepped into a gutter and got knee-deep in
water. He contends that there was not a light
burning on Pike avenue at the time, and he was
unable to see his way.
Hays you sent your mite to the Santa Claus
Club? Clothing, food or money.
BROOKLANtD.
Else Marks of Charleston, 8. C., en route
from New York, Is visiting heraut, Mrs. Louis
Jullien of Brookiand.
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Penrod of Cleveland,
Ohio. expect to return In February to their
residence on Argyle street, where the doctor
wall practice his profession.
Mr. WilIfong as making good progress in
finishing his new hou e in South Brookland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Weeks will remove to
Washington for the winter, returning to their
Brookland home in May.
Mr. A. J. Ettinger met with a very serious
accident on Saturday evening In miscalcu
lating his distance while stepping from his
portico and jarring himself so severely as to
cause an internal Injury, producing 'hemior
rheas, from which he Is critically ill.
R1ev. It. Rt. West preached to a large audi
ence a powerful sermon on Sunday from the
text "By grace are ye saved through 'faith.
.The recent entertainment at the Soldiers'
Rome by the Federal City Comedy Company
was an enjoyable performance. "Nani, the
Good for' Nothing," was finely rendered by the
anmateurs, who exhibited a skill and ability
rarely found ontoade the professional ranks;
and the seine is true of the performance of
"'The Old GnarL." The acting of the Misses
Megis and Long was more than worthy the
Snerous applause it received, while that of
esers. I. Raker, W. H. Baker, H. W. Weber
and G. H. Baxter has never been rivaled in the
home theater.
The Christase exercises of the Qasenetown
Dajts Sunday school of Brookland wil be
heTuesday evening. Decemeber 27, when the
catat "The Ball of Christmas" will be ron
dead ad the little ones will receive gifte.
Orned- at Amuapells.
Rev. U. S. Wilkes Wood, assistant rector of
S9. John's P. 3. Church of this city, was ar
dane a priest on Sunday at St. Anne's Church,
Annaplis, aretof Maryland. He
was or rd =Manby the Rev. Mr.
Ri5~of St. Joha' r.sethgate of An
napoi preaching th -"- seramon.
eseees Mgeetng.
The Washinges greschere' meseting et the
Wasigten cneeee, Methodist Episeepal
Church, mets at Aebury M. 3 Church yester
day, A large member of psea.es were in at
teusac."What Method Should Bs 3m
ployed to Inersese store' Uslariss and to Se
eare the Ainent Rem~ea" was the queston
disessed. Revs. Dove., I L. Thoma
Palmaer, (hrrok, Naiylar an .Clir din
cassed the qnssetem in a mnn- that was both
inteetXand Instractve. Rev. 3. W. I
Bo D.woh bea apetdDl
K".e .d h~~t- ch.. he .new
Did of labr J 1w , as e r ad
dress, whish was eigand prsve.
Vues% Puteuden p abr Anneeta.
The Ueh e sete Eertbwesa s
- as erin eeretl A-.-a--an predss has
bees dibeated ameng e dapatiss. lhe
sad se- wa Of rase and S. Unite
Staes 'i reader -m me.sm g en et as.
~teS~tsmMEssm
3EW3 13OM FREDEERCK.
A Sedeg DOnh-t-nsaesentng teel Oei
staae-Ge.asa nese.
Cmssemeepme of The Evesa s ar.
Tasnasue, Mn., Deeember IS, IS.
Mr. DviM- F. Kelb hed under very sad and
pebnllar demstnees Friday evening brat at
hthme asst at this city. He bad been Oust
with his tem I. the afterboc., and seterming
homes uharnms the herese and put them
away in the stehis. Shortly afterward a ane
ber of be fuaily who went to the stable die
eovmered te dead body of Mr. Kolb in the door
way. Se had become sick after attending to
his work at the stable and started to go to the
house, but sank down in the doorway and there
expired. Mr. Kolb was a single man, a mesmber
of an old and well-known famly in this county.
He was highly esteemed tand respected by all
who knew him, and resarkable foer his ns
and healthy appearanos. He was
years old and leaves a numbir of
b Hrs and cetere, ene of latter being
Mrs. BaR of Washington, D. . With the ex
septic. of two years spent in business pursuits
in this city he was engaged in farming, his
homse being in the famsous Lnanore HBi io
n. uneral services over his remais were
d at his late bone this aftrnonandaftee
ward the body was brought to Frederick and
buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery. The supposi
tion is that while out with his team in the after
noon Mr.Kolb had had some trouble with them,
and the excitement and strain Incident upon
subduing the horses cansed internal injuries,
from which he died.
The Frederick so anty aircuit court rendered
a dscd.. in an interesting ease yesterday, be
ing a appeal of the state of Maryland from the
decisio of Thomas Turner in the
eae of Robert Costley, who was arrested on the
instance of Horace E. Zacharias for refusing to
pay for the damages to a vehicle owned by
Zacharias, which Costley had hired to make a
trip to several countr towne in. The arrest of
Castley was made Undr the aot of 1892,ch
ter 97, section 286s, relating to livery stab
kepr.thef court ataeon Saturday affirmed the
ofdetc the magistrate and declared the
w tobe unconstitutional, because It eoanlict
with a clause of the Constitution declaring that
no person shall be arrested or imprisoned fo.
debt.
The arrest of Jacob Miller, a butcher of
Rocky Ridge, this county. the other day on the
charge of criminamly assaulting his thirteen
year-old niece, Beses Miller, was followed
Saturday by the arrest of Henry Abey, a col
ored man living in the mountain west of Em
mitsburg, this county, charged with 'a criminal
ssauls upon Mrs. Jacob Zurgable, a white
woman also living in the mountain near En
miteburg. Magistrate 8tger found Abey
guilty of the earious chargeand committed him
to the Frederick jail to await the action of the
next grand jury.
The circuit court for Frederick county has
decided that the city of Frederick is liable for
damages for injuries that may occur to any
citizen by reason of non-enforcement of the
city ordinances. The case upon which the
decision was made was that ofE. K.-Frazier,
who was bitten on the hand one day last sum
mer by a dog that was running loom in the
streets without a muzzle, in violation of a lqcal
law. We brought suit against the city for $100
damages. and Justice Edward Hewer decided
the case in his favor. The city appealed from
this decision, and the court in hearing the
appeal affirmed the judgment of the lower
court, thus establishing the liability of the city
for damages in the event of future non-enforce
ment of ordinances designed for the protection
of the people.
Frederick's one prominent social organiza
tion, the Catoctin Club. which was organized
in Angust, 1884, has disbanded, owing to lack
of interest among its members. Wm. P.
Maulsby, jr.. of the Frederick bar has been its
president since the start, and many prominent
business and professional men here have be
longed to it. It occupied handsomely equipped
and finished quarters in the First National
Bank building and was noted for its elegant re
cs yttor:n.
r. Charles W. D. Worman and Miss Emma
K. Houck of Harmony Grove, this county, who
eloped to Washington, D. C., last Tuesday even
ing because the father of the father of the
young lady objected to the match, were first
married in Frederick, the ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. 8..1. Hench of the 1e
formed Church at his home on North Market
street.
A bona fide case of tuberculosis of the lungs
has developed among the cattle of Mr. Daniel
T. Shorb. living five miles south of Emmits
burg, this county. State Veterinarian tobert
Warn was called to examine the cattle last week
and found that one cow had died of the disease,
and another was sufering so intensely with it
that it was killed. The disease is contagious
and incurable, and has become an epidemic in
some parts of the state, but every preseantion
has been taken to prevent it from spreading in
this county.
According to the reports of the fire national
banks of Frederick for the current quarter they
have on individual deposit subject to check an
aggregate sum of 82.007,492.68. F. McK.
NEWS PROM 15LKTON.
Correspondence of The fventnw sta.
ELSro, Mn., Dec. 19, 1892.
Cecil county is soon to have another weekly
newspaper. Wilson L. Condon. the champion
hammer thrower, whose residence is Perry
ville, is shortly to begin the publication of a
weekly paper, to be known as the Perryville
Record. The paper will be devoted to general
and local news, with amateur sport a special
feature. This county is well supplied with
weekly newspapers, this one making eight
in all,
A pretty wedding took place at North East,
this county, on Friday evening last, the con
tracting parties being Miss Itachel T. Fall,
daughter of J. Wesley Fall, a men'uer of the
Cecil bar, and Mr. Worden Rambo. a well
known young, man of Wilmington, DeL. The
ceremony was performed at the bride's res
idence in the presence of a large concourse of
relatives and friends by the Riev. Mr. Koons of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
While descending a flight of staira Mrs. A. M.
Whitaker of Zion, mother of Dr. J7. 8. Whita
ker of Cherry Hill, this county, missed her
footingand fell to the floor below. She cut and
bruised herself badly and is now suffering from
concussion of the brain. There is but lit tle hope
of her recovery. She is quite an old lady.
Cherry 11111 Council ,O..A.M., presented a
large American flag to the public school at
that place ttaturday evening last.
Capt. E. F. Lewis, a well-known farmer of
the 11th district, this county, died suddenly on
Saturday at his home near Bay View, in the
ninety-third year of his age.
Banner Council. No. 11, 0. U. A. V., was in
stituted as Calvert. this county, last Thursday
evening, with ceremonies appropriate to the
occasion. There were large delegations present
from Baltimore, Philadelphia and the sur
rounding neighborhood.
The triangular piece of ground situated near
the northeastern corner of this county, and the
scene of maany pugilistic encounters, which for
years has been in dispute between Peneyl
vanla Delaware and Maryland, was recently
traerred to Pennsylvania by a commis.on.
J. M. T.
The Offical Oeunt I. Michagan.
The offcal eanvass of the vote east for pres
idential electors in Miehigan showe that the
plurality of George H. Durand, demoerat, in
the eastern district at-large was 1,85 and et
J. A. Eubbeli, republican, in the western dia
trieS was 21.960 Democrat pluralities en elet
ore in the cngreemlonal districts are s fellowe:
FIrst, 1,86; .od,1440: seventh gil teeth,
IS6. Republican praiseare:Thr,54;
foarth, 1,g18; fith 2,014; sixth. 1,714; e 0hh
1,874; ninth, 1,188; eleventh, 5,645; tefh
A D~g~etst bePseties..
The Navy Deparent has cled a eontrast
with bhe Storng Steel Ocenpeny of Pltlehnvg
fer .ss350 worth of bhe Wheelsr armer piere.
lng pregenles. 'This contast am arid
af- eere competItive teste with asy sthses
et recognined merit. In eli the tlsthe
Wheeler sheA was fcnad to have the bs
aaliym and old be fired again a
The smasse Oawe Wug. -
Whne sen plaees weeat week a
seeeld 1n bhe serider of begue.m
-aea at Cislaa yesterday be ~mr
ave wa ndeA et themn weis itseen toth
mug.- a bes o etw sa amo ern
were in~ee, end s. pee sLehy. tu
-sne er tese rnm eesel see ad. p
hest ad Lea 3ng.& ..a ml
Q-ue a dMinm of( en.Reb
et . - w-) ee3-t.w.zham
. DOSAN. PU. D., 1117 G ST. N ., WL.E.
lbe 9wase a prate b.- ..sat. --
afa civil auvfreaaaaioa . ca~l~
et..sar mere r L a at
E3 ...re. !". --'
es aes epeo ie4wtr
AWYMS. (LERICAL STUDENTS ITC.
eltie1ti a fle a t No me
peee I. the art g
-Mt.v Furs a-toe. pubb e. sadan
___ s at. a.w. Ns95raeo: 3f~t e.
_-anW er
in31.,~OF LAN giams
wftSa.
FRENC a GERMAN iCTURES & COMDINS
flveg d tuwdd and Fpe rogm
TA l COL E O1ORAH'TORT.
=wts JDI! SAY, P eldet of toarjdof tbmes
The Esatys College of Oratory is the laraest a most
1n hi college of ts kind in the world. New cats.
ANJO, MANDOLIN, GUITAR.-TBOOOGn
adrpdlastruntoms. Day or svedn
Mr. and Vra.$L 8I VE
_ _ 908 a. Sw.
iNRTON INSTITUTE 301705 1Gi .
AB arig ad ay School for (1,1.
Foree..|lrare..
ablIt Mr. ad Yre. BEVERLET I MASON.
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
prod~ O p A RS I43 Nw Tort a.
F.PA f O IOT. diploma d d
ELeOCUTION. rTSICAL CULTURE. LhESON
iOttn tudo or atpupe i ns residence. Cloa dyof
I~rsICIILASTH"1N0W7 Earers Captol IL
B9 RACE A. E. STEELE SOPRANO $ND
sp~eel.11st tn voice buildina, beat Amaerrm and
European a antaes: no straining of voice. Call or
send aidrea, IZOS Q at. Y.. s. d-th.a&tulm"
S NTHE GREATETOPO
Aelasm rr. to t draw an
pp~s~ pefly; bsa heapa.R 'rsayo . peatel.
cols, enand oil Sketcg and
t fro nature can be1 arneIn a few
an 00 woth at eve Thebifta ends.
ON11T ERBNON SEMINART.
CURNlIR X AND 11TH STREETS N. W..
WASHINGTON. D.
Uighteenth year opened OCTOBER 4.
A asleet high-grade boardInr and day school for
young ladies and little girls-thoroughly modera in
its spirit and methods.
New buildings. perfectly equipped for health and
omfort-steam heat. pseenger elevator. perfect
sanitation.
For circulars apply to the principal.
d3-Om Mrs. ELIZABETH Z. SOMERS.
1438 N T. N.W..
THE MIi-"8 KERR'S QCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN.
K. P'TNAM'S HCHOOL FOil BIOY9 AND
facilitie offerd for pupis of all a e and grades.
Best of references.
Private iuitin. Arirly for circular. and informa
WE"T rND a STDI OFEXRF.ItjN
Pantomie and studies frond staward paya n.n
eal culture-R.laxation and tension exercise,. Mrs.
W ALTON. 18 X3 H t.,lt3
y188s 'RA NCEM MAitTIN,+
S LISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
F..r Youni Ladies. and linttle Oiir,..
Boarding pC fitd. lel-4n.J 15 V ST. N.W.
W AKHTNGTOrN TEMT.E i4 INAR;Y
o "" 1121 T QT W near MASS. AVE.. re
nC"a . 6 Bt)iltD1 rndrDA~ chool. are
H'it ebtru tionn in aolhie. jrit:oeti. Er CLECLLAR
Apply to MIb CLAUDIA .lTrAllT. Principal. dl-im'
ASHINGTON CONSE .ATORI OF MTIsIC
1*l2.lOta.st.wn.. Twenty-fourth year. Piano.
organ, voice. violn. ont.,. cornet. n. ree .adu.a
tanea tolpupils. 0. 13. Bl:IL 4Ai!. Direr-to-. niJ-2ru
IVY INNTITUTE BUSINES COLGE
P.M. cor. ht, and K sta. n. w. I-lMteen years' restb
U!shient, .72i a year. bend' for eol'etre Announce
ment. S.R. FLtNN. A. M., Principal ncl k3n
ROt . 3. FIANCf4 EItUILIR. TEACHE
of Piano. Organ. Vocal Music and Harmony. Es
peciall atan tre to beginners as well assn pert$s ad.
1111w (( lat. n. w. re2-'t:1m
WOOD'S CUMMERCIALCOLLEGRANDSCHOOL
" of Shorthand and Typewriting, 401 and 407 Eat
Capitol st., a hih-clas school tha on its :ne-its
alone has won lte way to V o irat ranks. ay and
evenintg sessions. Parsona ,re sn'-reeeoulby prepared
tor examlastions and raduate, sea assiad to pus.
tioun. College annual frw. 8
FRIEND's SELECT SCHOOL. 1811 1 ST. N. W.
A thorough and poressive school for both rees
9f sasgrade, Incin oge parar w
G AILLARD MCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 906 F ST.
r Modern lngeeeby en Ire lynew. ethical.
aliCt and sosaI~ yetsad' uilyhgVrc of ex
reson. n ad th nly n
decoratad. and idrdbytele-adingx educators of
Furore and An rica gee circular. French Prof.
Gaillard. officier d'acadrnie. Ac.: Gerrw,n. Prot.
Mueller, author of the Word Chain ly san. &C.
oQS-lm
RT bTUDENTW LEAGUE--EIGHT REARON
ADa claes-Antique portrait, painting, and w
mns -ife. Evening casrics-Antique and lien~a
life--modeling lasa For circulara send to dO 17th
at- -w. al-an
RALCEIM CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
aafdBussOollaga. 1307 10th a.. n.w. Pupils
lAs ane ___.omfuifor dv ers. dapasinautal
as ..=. Stenography taught. sae-tr
UCATo sFOR liEAL Lrrte.
TH PNCERKAN BUSINESS COLL?~
Natinna Uak of the Republic Building, cr. n
D . w.
ta enii""tsr Sa rlle o h iUaris~~
1sAtrhiia cwihan Dlm m orp~ke4of
rotgao lama an
ih esd tee inerte. but no coinei
day. Telephonaeil 1M4-.i Ce rs for nse
annas anonasmee ensla tu to io.
sai1- Principali and Prospriecor.
bar ~ ho~frou~ adies and little gil.Nuan
'V6-: IEur~T S nT NW near87 I s. n.3
opens Sept. 16. BOARD0 Vanda Dr schooL. Care
Por..srlf T2A ,, St. 30.5
W ""iswami..""E*..rla.
Cosoh frons northwestmacttos. .54-he
PIANIOINSTRUOTION--MISS MAY H. MEAD.
eereee= puet Hrr aitof the Royal Corn.
C* **a . a. g. oow.
enna.u free. a
(1~~DA J5~J~ MANDOLIN TAUGET 31
111013thst. a..
331 YUWTAVE. W. .
PIANO A3b Uanneur. _u
LADLE GOODS
C..UE r .r ti " g
Oresun
A.D a
a-1m* 317 eL h a.w.
43 F a.0a. .w.. d
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1m" a o s r . 13s 2 aes.s
PLUSM COAT
VELVDIU
CLEARED
AND
nrEeamn
At e bs, taaseen, o a.. dWe aooed t heet
tadw o t ; -ppi-g prt
tTON. FI3mBc.
do6s x. Mw..
.d3oran P. as. s
caned bow. r a '
Ead f .. ele..e eq . s.
1. LW. FLER- . W.. QB
af We IE b Trase. to. II *ad.
>. C. CLAasN-te g
- .whe.hewun."..'te
LADIE WHO Wing F n g
.O at a
Lmentalted tato at
_601111.0 I th ea. n. w.. bet ad O.
RK~eI~ w.U 0XN a se. E -
OUA LIE iaOR. for$ with
A. Fisher and Malson Yries. Pas my
DENTISTRY.
U. *- DETAL A"OCIATION.
Car. Ah and D seta aw.
The loading dental organisation at
America. Composed erclaetvely oteperto
and pledged to scieatic dentistry at 0m0
srate pries.. Sole owner of Zoase. the
*' idest.ee" abnsthetc. No danger. a.
pain and se sleep. Sea card in anether
colema. 48
DENTITEY.c DENTI*TEY.
And no patn- )I ANAtpdiewan.
Bad teeth? Well. what of it? Thousands of peopls
have bad teeth who cannot take gas or other sase
thetics o have them out. owing to heart diem. or
nervousness. To persons so slite e the
ALGINE PROcESS
1. specially adapted. It Is. me simple. harmleess sad
aheolutely Painless that having a tooth pulled is
almost a pleasure. so superior is this to the old moth
ods. Alpine heals the gams qu'ickly. It is new. but
no experiment. We have used it for more than three
year, and extracted thousands of teeth with i.
BURTON BROS..
Surgeon Dentista.
d3-lm* E14 New York ave. a. w.
HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS.
1217 Penn. ave. a. w.
SPECIALIST IN CROWN AND BRIDGE WORE.
FINE GOLD AND AMALGAM FILLINGS.
EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN.
We make a full Set of Teeth (either upper or lowert
for $5. The perfect adjustment to the gums and ar
tistic setting of the teeth gives a natural expreesion to
the countenance. and abeo.ate comfort Is assumred and
guarsateed.
We insert partial sets by our system of Crown and
Bridge work, avoldiar the us of a plate with all its
discomforts and annoyances. l3-1m*
ROStOi'S DENTAL PARIPA.VST ABRLIRHED
F 1Ki. 15i :1 h st. nw. sets S 1 ! and
390. Old "latee made new. Open day antsmmnht and
Hundavr. Filling d t up. Old and new proesses used.
It n.. PtetoNi. t4. ErCO >t 5,TH AND ESI1
D n. w. -Pilling a sealty. Admimmc and ulerated
teeth r etord 07the *r'Tnsystem. Al odanmated
applied to gum. t'1 alleviate pain inezbectia. AR
breachles o .leutlstr. 06A
F LEE I%tE&aL INPIriART-TEETH PILLED
and artificel teeth Inserted without charg. except
cost of mateyal at : K at. a.w. destal department
of the Columizban uiversty. from 1 to I p.m. daily
eicept Kunda ": extraction free; inirmary opyen fr a
Octobier2 m1no~ue1 . e 6
NNTAL INFIRMAET-NATIONAL UNIVEL.
1istuCo- 5th and G ats. a w. Opea'Sto5 all the
yintraot. tc. ire.. Ualiags e
teoomateras f.,.4,
PROFESSIONAL.
B E RURE To CONSULT EMMA. EX-GIPSY
aBqueen. clairvoyant and atrolowlist. a lit~3og
aae of occtitm. 92t Pfirer at. w. w thour.3 o
p.n.; fee. 50c. and 3L. Oren Sundays. a164W
PIRITUALIHM.-MISS LOTT!E FOWLER TEE
Scelebrat.d medical and business spiriteal etm
returned from Europe. will sae frienes and others for
a aert while. Rours. 1 to S p. um. JS 1th et n w.
SCINTIICMASSAE AN D MAGNETIC
E.FAI.CARD READER AND TRANCE
litoufe giea.o ca to grave 2-Z3
MR BROOK TELLB ALL TiIE EVENTh 0
me.u0eAizes coa tdetnjaL ies si tite
hetween let amnd Nor Catol .s a. w. e1-34*
S3OF. OLAY IN THE OLDEST EUTABLISRED
thist iagclairvoyant, arologer ad medium in
tell al heevcnso our U fro cide rave
re e l h d e m y tri a re ov g lh t proety o
in besn . emoveesaiytruls eeilupc
fltrsaere froma other cities and alt ia trotii wilsave
mo~st ..tcg u'dertl.nl wathe o. ,.'l
Open Sundays. Eaddmos d5 H at., bet. en5m
0th ats, southwest. 45
FANTLEROY. ASOLOGER. TELLS WHETHEE
you will baorsmftl or noat in husie v ee ad
321 Dlaware ave. s. w. e
roaote sofee loe.; mafr emtio v wt
bdm.For
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5w Rme of wb ,h my oes sighs Isar
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u Nto "OMCR a Ce h .
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v.AEACER M -l FIND THF11 FI0F.1;
aJILd laAM to sM ., rrafar. S. It. IlLLs.' Turse
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doelare them to 1r the Mr''war/.ewaY .v A*s ,.'i
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1vl.ttt! Ms is A'wrrw.
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NO N 0, "r A'ne'w,
MI5uI C'i Coml.-toewith cease colam
of toes a ratw.ya patbsste sad sot to.. cola eY
petfert acts.
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O>w'T wwaUrWrbta e.g essays, Aabhad to all kbdr of
A1409 1 OR RENT.
ItRCO1tD - EA D PI t \tM. -- A Is s wort eest
esmpritlst alrt.w- very well-kw
mab 1 . rs
atastrs, to tb r ro r, will )c .loss/ out a" wry
lo.davltvs llPfhI LI\D1 rIIB\TKet1 .r t, Attb
r tr , aaa yp wr it h will he aewae.d oa RArY
YOUTRLI(11f11 At 1. wtie. dead
di _w It a ?M.6.ataa,.
TDSfING AANDifPA/ltlYtf GROKW El:.
istn w. ors r arras,. saa*al
at a w.' werla oP m tb easy. aw
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not.
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ST RE F F:
its 0114 Pisan ttakwo fuse cams. Taa.SMV
jape.i trr6wyss a OOP .417llta.l.a.w.
lasa-tr MEDICAL, b.
DL LEON.
Tb. weu >teo.. gecLlfy
db{Ckaw.
}ramps trostamL
Oees boars: 10 to 1. A toR 419121
B. 1079TH ST. Y.7We.. TRRAT9 ALL
DR IRShronicLLaEul l e. ctions mof lb..ra...r
lira., kidtteya ..e a.eo ea isa..sa; ? ,came--.
ORr. AOan._Y . Md d to . . NSSis
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PWTSI.
11 cia.oto wwataeva, his. AatOTRf 1$ rd (1$A
near forty-ere Fear. at 900 D et. a w. "W Mw is
dwed the stuns of tnritia.t dbs5as almost to a eat
tataty by etaminl-Tt'eInto the ebuealcal ebaeaeasrof
ar".aa.7 o " will drsrtlba yov dtaeaas as41
srmptwts "bout Yklara gqaestne by tb. bat Wins
In the morn'nr. )1 a tryt all dbtwrw .aeeaaMallr r
whirb the Lama. tastil waeub)wt ea.
sttfpatioa, I.S. errofata. rhenmat s a tale
Or. and all eercoes dbsasa.. dfs.aaon it tI . skis,
InsR. etoetscb, tWaer., are _ 4111/m"
DR. RROTFF.RS' l%%IOOLATIIIO COWIAL 111
"}ro wwful Nerve tltlsalatl sM Toelr. Of .11th.
setradfes for Nervous Detentes. llaewotta
Fzbanstfon. Paralysis and tbM claw of .ao$. wba
err w.-ak, m!ssrable iathetafe .Msgr. laeti of setM
tion and rest, thorelsaorsawdr eynal as yea
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l.aboratorr. 900 Bat. sew. dl.10 AV.
.
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.tth the best of medical ratersoe by aw et
9139th.1. n.w. Yee'
KEID.t StYTTARITSY
v.2 TRTRTEEYt't t1TIEET
Is a snbabnnal 90-room baildtav, pewy papwod.
painted and fnr.tsbed the weboat Tt..eas epwassuff
rooms end bate room on parlor tour, all brit
baaatitn, and Inrdsbad with .very s Ilaetsir.arr ae
fort Ele'Ytir, s-or. Hot Air. Reis.., 1ted4iased sal
salt Bates ., Yassers. MW.lieb Mwa saiOfsoer
ti:x F.te:!drily (Faradic stad Oatw.afel. E?gro17ais
(tetuorts.r s^s-rvh.Ir with 44e-trot ...diet,
Parisi Sisamtar and Far"' Nawaie. Rog" PatMsw
tw etca Backs. Munwo sod RMetekttr is tb.ir op
roottta. a turps of e=Tweteared ewe... ssa5saa. op.
oral'" (mal. and faruaht, who af. strada.).s of ta.
rraantostitatkwti endt.oe laoredakicaeftbatu sar
to wtt a
tems'l tnrdketass us _ ed. Us sow eet+
lbbed in wasbl.rton for two we man
to yank our pattgs SM r who Ors $awd
patronout fi o cs. stadtnvtp sad is. iwhlle
to Cal eupset our scar praslew i cedar
have ens yyet' llad apw a as
for OYE MASSAGE TREATI[LINT F Is that theyy stay ssdarresad ear st idr heists ststlaR
aetaorerar q ra e.aew of favabtwt Rtitiauaa
a=1w treated st their own evdissaea by .inssluaOwd
operators. ma a or foals. Uasta.Tltloasbls tedtue
t nn ph)cidaw d pauseaa wow bass troa/wd
t It sEro'8 aA>t[T RTIIY .. r
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J- O. J. CARLETUN.
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BIM i.rand Kidney A1lsasb, AeM. R CbzzRs
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haestfo.. Yeewaa DebIRt .
bEILL SUCCESS.
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taut dfhsr for baduoww or cancer, 5.1 aby. dads. M
be alone. irritable. Sespoedeat sad almast 41ass5s4
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ehaete for yoa" It ao, you us aftf(aad wMk
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