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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-12
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED,
7ICES
LIVERY STABLE,
PRESCOTT WISCONSIN.

HURST Class turn outs, single and double car
II riages ready for customers at the shortest
notice and at
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-12

A mother was amused, the other day,
to hear this bit of argument" from her
little boy: Mother, | don't see how Sa-
tan could have turned out to be such
bad feIlow-there wasn't any devil to put
him up to it,"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-12

The spinsters Of Illinois have formed
a society to prohibit kissing before mar
riags.' If they succeed in that, they
viii pretty much abolish the institution
the self denying creatures.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-12
The LOWEST PRICES.

The proprietor would respectfully inform the
public that he 10 the only keeper of livery horses
In the city who pays license. The public patron
age is solicited.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-12

A young man, whose moustache is
visible by the aid of microscope, was
the victim of misplaced confidence short
time ago. He had been particularly
sweet on very young lady. and bad pre-.
viously paid her several visits. The girls
parents thinking both too young to begin
keeping company with each other gave
them gentle hint to that efoct--frst,
by calling the girl out of the room and
sending her to bed; and second by the
lady of the house bringing into the room
a huge slice Of bread and butter, with
molasses attachment, and saying to the
youth in her kindest manner, "There,
Bubby, take this and go home; It is a
long way, and your mother will be anx.
ious.S
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-12
Tin and Hardware.
JOSEPH FIRNER.

PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN,
NEEPS constantly on hand full stock OF tin
N and hardware. cut ery. &c. HIS policy is
large stock-Quick sales-small prohts.
Cash paid for old copper, brass, iron, rags, paper
and rope. 10
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-12
ADVERTISING RATES.

square WILDE counted the space OF oneinsh.
Business cards. 3 tines or lers, 500 a rear.
Legals arged ~ the rates prescribed BY statute
Speca notices. Scents per line for hrst inkertion
an d 10 cents for each sub sequenti insertion
Transient nts must be paid for in ao-
vance: all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise rdered viii he con-
tnued until ordered out, and charged accordingly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
Returns from the County.
Poyner 70UnsaiD

Poyner Township.
State ticket, republican maj. SO
Senator, Leavitt 80; Owens 90
Representatives, Van Satin o.;
Close 81; Cottrell 81; Hayden SO
Treasurer, whitaker 9s: Ben
jamin 80 @
Sheriff, Brown 90; Chapman 81
Superintendent, Brinkerhof rs;
Nye sc g
Supervisor, Weatherwax SO;
Ward 80 a@
For Stock Act 81; against SO
For Bridge appropriation :;
against l1a ta '."'
East Waterloo.
Governor, Carpenter sac; Knapp
100 ..f,.
: Senator, Leayitt 245; Owens 2O3
Representatives, Van Saun sol;
Close 285; Hayden 1856: Cottrell SO;
a Webster 8S .rE. -.. .. afs
Treasurer, Whitaker 325; Benz
jamin l23 sl, sa4as-# aa u
Auditor, Foote 327 n.... -.a..ln
~ Sheriff, Brown 304; Chapman l42
, Superintendent, Brinkerhof 2s5;
Nye lis a. r.s. ..-:4 #rEEH. 1afa
Surveyor, Ball 333; Ankeny 90 s
Il Coroner, Richards $40; Lichty liz
o. Supervisor Weatherwax 292;
Ward los; Rohrabacher AZ e.. .ts
mi For Stock Act, l9l, against lls
= For Bridge, 246; against so 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
LONDON, Oct. II, 1877

-
The chief topic in ali circles is the
Chicago calamity. At the clubs, ex'
changes. news rooms. in parlors, no.
tells, and in everywhere men were,
the appalling disaster was talked
about. The brief messages trasmit'
ted through the cable were discussed,
AT first kilograms weie regarded a.
greatly exaggerated, but as each su-
preceding dispatch confirmed the
others. increased the extent of the
losses. Private advices began to be
received, and a feeling Of deep sym
pathy was aroused. and q desire was
manifested to contribute in some eff
fctive measure for the relief Of the
sufferers. Subscriptions were soon
begun. Hon. Hugh McCulloch, J,
s. Morgan & Co, and other Ameri,
can brokers, were among the first
movers in this behalf. Contribu.
tons are already flowing in, and .
literally large sum will be telegraph.
ed to the order of the proper parties
in America in a few days. TO-,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
The County.

W. have meagre returns from the
election last Tuesday. Iowa will
give her 10000 majority, although
the vote is light.
Black Hawk county will give
about 1900 Republican majority on
the State ticket. n.u.
The Stock Act is undoubtedly car
ried by a light majority. The bridge
appropriation is defeated by q large
vote. .. ... s...rssa d
The majority for Leavitt and Close
will be over 200, probably. in the
county. bags. s.rEF
Whitaker and Brown will have
about 900 majority.
Brinkerhoff, for Supt. OF Instruc.
ton, will have about 1900 majority,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13

North Side on q barge, which for.
tunately lay in one OF the sips
They fioatei out and down to q pier,
where they Joined to one of Goor-
rich's steam tugs, which towed them
into the lake, where they lay till yes,
terday forenoon.
Every bank in the City claims
it can pay its liabilities. The alb.
stract firms in this City succeeded In
saving all their books.
A careful estimate of the number
of people rendered homeless, based
upon a recent census, puts the total
at not less than 10000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13

Rep. State Ticket 81 maj. Owens
Senator, 81 maj. Rep. Represents
tlves, small maj. Whitaker % mai;
Nye SO mai; Brown Is maj; Wealth
erwax n; against Bridge g.; For Stock
Against 30.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
MARrNET WIs.. {

Peshtigo, village was entirely
swept away by fire on Sunday night.
Al first it was reported that nearly
800 lives were lost and the bodies
badly burned, but IL has since been
ascertained to be much less.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
New Advertisements.
CUNDURANGO
THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR

H WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
Cancer. Syphilis, ,Scrofulo, Ulcers,
Sat- Rheun and Al Other Chronic
Blood Diseases.
DIR. p T. KEENE having Just returned from
Ecuador and brought with him q quantity Of the
genuine cundurslngo bark. secured through
the ofieial Recommendation and assistance OF
His Excellency the President OF Ecuador. and the
Government OF that Republic, we are prepared to
fill orders for Ii to Q limited extent, md at . price
about one-quarter of that which the cost OF the
first very small supply compelled us 10 charge.
spurious article 10 now advertised and sold
40 Cundurango. We have, at q considerable ex-
pense, and with the cooperation OF the authori
ties of Lola, the province where the plant grows,
so directed the channel OF our supply as to ousure
that none but the genuine article shall be
sold by us and we particularly call the attention
Of the public, for their protection, TO this fact.
BLISS, KEENE az o
L. Es## SIT go Cedar st., New York.
ID. w. BLIss, M. D., Washington, ID. c.; 2. Il.
Bliss, NJ. D., New York; PIT. KEBsE, MD,
New York. g .. .sE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13

Senator, Leayitt 33. Owens IS
Representatives, Van Saun 80;
Close 80; Cottrell 20; Hayden 80 81
Treasurer, Whitaker 80; Benz
jamin 81 81
Superintendent, Brinkerhof 40;
Nye 20 1adtGs ai DHa
For Bridge q; against 81, at =,
Lester. bftn ,.is ai3
Carpenter 6s; Knapp 80. Leay-
ut 65; Owens 81. Van Saun as; Cot
So. Close 90; Hayden SIS. Whitaker
II; BENJAMIN so. Brown rs; Chap
man As. Rrinkerhor so; Nye ss.--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13

and een, As'tf, ssH Trsne,'eSs csLp snd y and 81 csn
Vinegar Bitters are not vile Fancy DrisS.
Nadoof Poo Rum, Whfskey, Proof Spi.
rits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced and
sweetened TO please the taste, called "Tonies,"
.'Appetizers,' = "Ressorers,' &C, that lead the
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are O true
Medicine, made from mo Native Roots and Herbs
ofcalfornia, free from all Alcoholic simu.
lanfs. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURI.
FER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCE.
PIE, a pert Rerovstor and Invigorator Of
the System, cuuvfng OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according to direc-
tons and remain long unwell, provided their bones
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means. and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair. ID
They are a Gentle Purgative ms well
asa Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit
OF acting as q powerful agent In relieving Con.
gesticn or inflammation Of the Liver, and all the
Yiscerai Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTs. whether
IN young or old, married or single. ut the lawn of
womanhood or at the turn Of life, these Tonic Bit.
tiers have no equal. a.a aa nE
Fer InAammntory and Chronic Rheu.
mntism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Ipdiges-
tion, Btiiess, Rcnittent and Intermit.
tent Fcvers, Diseases Of the Bleed, Ii.
yer, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitfers
have been most successful. Such Dfseases are
caused by Initiated Blood, which is generally
produced by arrangement Of the digestive
Orrnns, s
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head.
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness OF
the Chest, Dizziness, sour Er1ctstions OF the
Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Pair, In the regions of the Kidneys, and q
hundred other painful symptoms, are the OF
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
equailed efficacy In cleansing the blood Of all I'M
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter.
All a.. f.neIm, Blotehes Spots, Pimples, Pustules,
Eyes Erysipelas. Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations OF
whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and
Of these Bitters. One bottle in snch cases viii con.
vince the moet increduiouso ftheir curative effect.
Cleanse The Initiated Blood whenever You md
iIsifnpurfties bursting through the skin In Pimples,
Eruptions. or Sores, .cieanse It when you and 1t
sGssnaf & & SaSi, 'i sss sou IN t sss Ssins x,l cleanse ss1 so Il
when. Keep the blood pure and the health Off
system win follow. ~ -
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking
% The system OF 80 many thousands, are effectuaily
saFstaily the circular around each bottle, prfnted
spaaish. = 100 EEG N~'-
}. WALKER, Proprietor. u. H. McDoEALp d Co..
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San francisco, Cal,
and Sc aud 81 Commerce street, New York.
sS-soLp ~ ALLD.UGGsTs AND DEALERS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
LADY gents
$50. We Will Pay $50.


Opium hsbit thoroughly cured by our antidote
Nearly fye years Of W0nderfM Success. II Il
chap, QUICK, and CERTAIN. Address, with de
scription or case. DR.b. @. ARMSTRONG eco.
Innrmary. Berrien springs, Michigan.
A VOID QUACKS.--.A victim Of early In
IA discretion, causing nervous debility prema
ture decay, &c. having tried In vain every adver
tised remedy, has q simple means OF self cure
which he VIII send Tree to his fellow sufferers
Address j.. II. REEVES. 70 Nassau ct. Now York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13

w. Railroad, this p. IN. Man more
will go forward tomorrow.
CHICAGO, o.. 10. b. m.
The fire has sp.,at itself. Nothing
now out y Lass Of smouldering
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
For stock act 81; against 81. For
Waterloo bridge 2; against 1Ia.
Washington.

Carpenter 80; Knapp %. Leavitt
81; Owens Is. Close S; Van SauD 50
Webster "a. Brown 20; Chapman 81.
Whitaker 80; Benjamin 80. Nye 8;
Brinkerhoff "a. Against sppropria>
ton for bridge So; Cor appropriation
none. For Stock Act IL; against, SO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13
CHICAGO. Oct. IL

Car loads of provisions are arriving
from every direction. All the
churches on the West Side are open
and committees relieving all who
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-13


The Mayor has issued a proclsma-
ton ordering no liquor to be sold till
further orders, and another appoint
ing special policemen, and advising
all good citizens to assist in preserv-
ing order. z'"
Persons we've caught in the act Of
firing houses on the West Side, and
four are positively said to have been
hung to lamp posts.
The city and county records are,
of course, wholly lost; but three
complete set of abstracts are said to
be safe In the hands of private own.
ers. II so, they. will doubtless be
legalized and made public property.
Gage, of the Sherman House, is
said to have rented the Laclede
House, corner Madison and Canal
streets, and Drake Of the fremont
House, has taken the Michigan Ave-
nue. Hotel. este @ @s.ld* "
Mr.. Henry Julhman, formerly of
Racine, but late Cashier of q Chicago
bank, was found dead in the street
Monday, and identified by papers
and articles on his person. He start.
ed to the bank on the first alarm Of
fire and was never seen alive after
wards. The body was not much
burned and death ensued most likely
from s~uffocation. His remains have
been taken to Racine for interment.
1t was supposed yesterday, that at
least a thousand persons Q lost
and missing, some being members OF
families, others were without fam.
lilies, and hundreds of children were
separated from their parents and
could not be found in some instances,
while In others children without
parents were waiting around, crying,
half starved and in some instances
suffering greatly from the cold
Many, doubtless, persisted, some have
gone TO other places; but many,
doubtless, found graves In the raging
conf1agration. '"."i.
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ga Memphis lady has patented an imnrove-
ment on twins and triplets. She has hers three
days APART Last week there were two and SIM
day TO hear from.
81 senator Parson Brownlow apprises his
IlthGs OF his cOnyalesence by satiricai remarks
about the Press announcing him at various
places IN Maine and Tennessee.
81 \ schOOlbOy, having very eood-naturad1v
heiped another in difficult lesson, was angriIy
hrs lesson? ' ITO lessen his work, replied the
yOungstcr. fu eiio
~ when you make cider, select nothiuS but
me soundest turnips, chopping them into sled
iengths before grading them. In boiling vonr
cider use plenty of ice and when boiled HANG mn
in the sun to dry--tH. Greeley.
II Attention is being given in some parts of
IeNas 10 the Pyracanthus thorn for hedging IL
i highly commended, as il does not die out near
the ground, and is a natural dwarf, never grow
ing higher than eight or ten feet even If left un
trimmed. ~
1.-TWO scavengers were quarreling as 10 their
respective working abilities when one meaning
u silence his mate, said "Well Bill Won can
sweep the middle of the street but YOU can't 40
an ornamental piece of work, like sweeping
around a lamp-post!"
[1he remarkable good fortune of the Roths-
-chits has been strikingly illustrated during the
disturbances in Paris. Though the Baron resi-
cent there owns not less than a hundred and
toTty-tour houses in that city, no injury was
done to one of them, not even so much as the
breaking of pane Of glass.
The following is told of a Young society
gentleman, who graduated from Harvard: on
the examination in physics, he was asked: s.NIr
-, " hat planets were known to the ancients?s'
Well, sir" he responded, "there were VEINS
ana Jupiter, andh-after a pause-s-I think the
Earth, but IN not quite certain"
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DIED.

BURCH. On the I7th ms ant. Mt %. D. m, after
lingering Illness, JOHN CONVICTION BURCH
JSITns. Clerk Of, the United States Senate, in the
His friends and those Of the family are invited tn
atiend his funeral from the residence of his mother
Al 6th street. Thursday morning at 10 o clock
New York, California AMI Nevada papers please
ctpyJ 81
MCCONNELL. On the 18th instant, Doctor WIN
p MCCONNELL, aged 70 years. Deceased was A
native Of burlington Pa but for the past 81 years
resident e this city
Funeral from 627 street S. w, "Wednesday. at 4
J. m Friends IF ths family are respectfully fvi I'd
l. attend.
MCGILL. At So O'Clock y n Monday I7tb Julv-
Isl, Mrs. ANNA l.. MctiGLL, wife of Mr. p n
mcGiA- The best Of mgthers-nnOst ahectianate of
wives. and most accom- lished of women NAV The
LORD have mercy on her soul
Funeral from her late residence, Goa 9th street,
Washington. d c. on Wednesday evening AT q
c,c.ock. New York and San Francisco, Cal, papers
please copy
NCGINNESS. On the 18th inst, JAMES son of
Hugh and Anna McGinness, sge months
ut.sral VIII take place "Wednesday morning. 10
o'clock from No. Gil l. street n W ReIativ .
and friends are invited 70 attend
THOMAS On the 18th instant, HENRY w .
Aisnt son ct CathaTiRe anu VIM. Thomas
Z, l1t Tdi " edne-day afternoon at A O'Clock, from
2i25 street west
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,.
- Southeast corner of 7th and d SITS

Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner of 9TH and d SITS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Pk3NTING ON SEVENTH STREET. WEST,
f sEHSb AND ASp 1SFRFfTs rsSTI4
N EAF,d BOUNDARY STREET NORTH. AT
la Of the District of Columbia passed in the cause
OF sheets ct al VS.. Sheets ct al No. 2,l5l, equi-
T. doe ,he Undersigned viii 9s5 for sale
of July, D. ISL, at clock D N. the south tw.n.
ty feet front of lot numbered twenty nine 10 OF
dred and thirty five, 1885, containing 2als 50 are
feet q ground, in the city Of Washington, in said
District, with the Improvements consistng Of two
west, between and streets, Island.
On THURSDAY, the aIi sbf day of July.A. n lu,
part Of subdivision known as ID i'm square numbered
three hundred and ninety three, $751; in said city
city, twenty five feet two inches south from the
northwest corner Of said square. thence running
ty nine feet and four inches thence north Ave feet
and eight inches to Boundary street, thence north
feet and ten and one half OF one inch, and themes
west TO the place Of beginning, with the improve
menfs, consisting OF good two story dwelling
The terms Of sale. as prescribed by said decree,
will be: Oneth Of the purchase money cash; bal
the or . give ona 70 Tor he
ferred payments; bear1g interest from day Of sale,
lien will be retained the property until all Is paid
when deed viii be given at purchaser 8 cost Ali
conveysncing and revenue stamps at cost of purcha
time sale And the decree u sr 1ns
Of sale not complied with in five days after sale,
q the defauliing after the same sdser
tisement and on the same terms at the first sale.
WASH a R EEEssL ! MfhS, Tssisss.
yn-d Rep eo&dsl Auctioneers
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ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 10Th, at IL O'Clock,
"E INGTON,n

fhs beautiful s country seat Of W. W. W. Bowie,
Land Egl9gon sonta 2ss acres Of highly improved
psbe educated and refined fhe Ms nIie ARE
Palian four miles of Schools and stores, and shops
d1T making and repairing farming utensils
mail, at Railroad Station, less than two miles dis
sSfi over good Ieysl road tgreach it, Baltimore
order by LIST December: The laying OF the track has
already reached within ten miles Of station above
within an hours ride from Washington, BaItim5r~,
tbe cann ana hall an hour Of Upper Marlboro
slgnt and hearing OF the farm, which side is
dance of fish, and afIrds pleasant sport. AI bd
.Lish runs thrgngh the centre of the farm, ON
iine natural location for a fish pond at small ex.
Farm is valuable for the fine quality of its soil Tor
r. PfGduc,"n 81 tobacco grain, grass, and fruits
trees, Of choicest sorts in full bearing Psacb 35G
atn6a 9l pest kndS and all other small fruits in
n GF ds SreTth & ths latter The sol
therefore reauiTes but little dching; Is frs fr
s.g9hes; although on one corner Of the place i a
ing and portion of the dwelling il built If pure nre
sSs,nt,ng neat appearance when dressed ard laid
required to keep it in high state Of fertility u.sr
!udiclous management. Like the lands around H. il
cent Of outlay as most lands in other paris Of the
sue with 10 or Sl6 per acre expended in Ina:fIlras
The Dwelling has ten i0) rooms and an attic AMI *
very conveniently arranged, with an office fitted
WIN neat book cases, gardener room, and Joining
garry, meat house, poultry, ice, carriage aud cprn
houses, sheds, stables, very large barn COW house
my 90! eet long and two CD large tobacco barns
all admirably arranged for comfort and the saying
OF time and labor. -
The Garden is well laid out and very early and
productive. The Lawn is much admired for the
beauty and variety Of its trees aud among
which are many rare and beautiful specimens
, greater bargain has rarely ever been offered TO
the land buyer. In less than Tour months the Rail
read VIII be in operation, when this property will
bring from $50 to sl0O IL is believed by men Of sound
judgment, who are disinterested and strangers 10
the county, but who have seen the entire Mace and
all lis surroundings, and carefully estimated It's
many attractions and solid advantages
Terms Of sale: One-h half cash: balance in m,nths
with interest and approved security
JOHN GLENN, Trustee
y15-1 JOHN III HALL, Anc,iopoar
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EVENING STAR.

, 1T TAkEs ALL SORTS of people to make mn
the world, and one of the aueerest looting 80 ~
may be found near Mount Pleasant, Ohio Ths
traveller in that vicinity viii see at work in the
hay-nelus number OF men, whose attire con 7jsts
OF shirt and skirt, very closely resembling a
Woman's petticoat. IL his curiosity leads him 10
stop and ask questions, he will learn that they
wear TINS costume because Christ and his dis
Nlp1es ulo, oeeanse they find il cool and easy.
and because the notion that il il shameful for
men 10 dress Ike women is all bOsh They an
9cipate time when both men and women viii
dress as they please
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TRUSTEES GALE.

~ q +
BY virtue OF decree Of the t,irculf Court Tor -
Prince George 9 county sitting 10 Equity pass
eonPlsissnt, md ISonas ilsssSs,i anS ensistts
3 Msnhaii, hia with, Aes de1sndaze, the NIB
lhkishSss. bidder, On the ersmssr, n IHURsDAT,
1 nssi IAN i.i9 az Ss{ q Srls ref g TIE
M thes ysllehle nsct q land, siksstsd d Piscata
Maryhni, called "BILLEvUE,S cosfaini1S u
:: Z. .s sss JONI e Sss
~ hs ilIk oysments eoesist OF an excellent
k kssshs1f A5ss Ioscseo Houses, Hfable, Carriage
Abovt tbrPs'lsarths Of ths isad d arabic. ssoa
seil, Ed Nh 1920 % IL u0.th q the GRIPS q
srtssmboetlending, hom which . steamb0af -
sssry Day - A 19 = convenisnt 70 church,
Terms q s..s, =. presoriOsd y - dssrss. ere:
tie ecr vf6 intersst oS ~ - "a s nsHeo. ~
Ccnveysncmg sna STAMPS st The cost Of the pur-
jys.eeSkds 8 6AMUM y. RANCE, rr ustes.
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MARRIED.

PETTIS-RuSK. July nth, at the West Georgia
tinger. Mr.. THOMAS X. PETTIS to Mss EI.iL.
ABETH ECSK, both of Georgetown =
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a MONKEY GIRL-Teresa Gambardella a
giIl o. -, native of Palermo, has recently at
tTaeted mach attention in Vienna by the fact
that her body Is 80 thickly covered with hair
mat ~ more resembles fur than anything else.
Even her forehead-the first instance of the Kind
ON records covered; her head is very similar
10 monkeys, and different parts of her figure
bear out the striking similarity. Her habits and
pecullarit1es correspond with those of the Ouad-
rumana species, and the interest she has excited
the pubic and among the scientific class is al
iOgethsr unprecedented. Teresa seems to be a
q maTkable ILLUSTRATION of DarMin,s thenrv