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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
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rphgb 9SiIieet6rfe IN gcgrnWGrtia sum gtrFauf
ans9stetea. 9nlIrltr iitst swiidrH 9lrribamp.
ton une eer Srutb Ct, pttr5nlb Ter gebi0b II.
Snequebauna g. II. uuS trm ira Rilorr Sia.
Gs brltsbt ans 2i gcts. TiC 3nbIunas tceinauns
Gtn ilnb irbr ledt unO bic 9aar it 6ueocCidurt.
GS 1T nidt ~ trSpCifclu, tnB titic Vets in fur.
ger .3eit prfNuft iein psrern lmc mrJeu trGbalb
NnnIIiftbnbrr nitt fGumru. 9iGtrIr5 lit iu CT.
fragrn trim County SdoBmrtilrr
GI. ". Wiltrr,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
9ln Sic Scntiebc ScDDlfcrnm9
Won Pennsylvania.
Die


Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
lrnft Cure gufmrrfiamFrit auf eie lrbr IibnaIfn
5ntrrtlIen, rOrlte llr an Sfppiertn beSnbIt au
bic Ssbiugungcu, unter tenrn GjrIb SuriidbcSabl
pirb, une btlpnters auf bic grrbe Sibabeit,
mel6r turd bic DirtTturen her Snrf 9Ctpten
pirb. Dies trirril bic SbatIndr, bnb, pti6cn
es psniBrr nl5 eiu Sabr ilt felt mir GIri6Gfte
tegannrli, mir jrBt Cintn or6berrn GjeIebsirag
ais DrpodIum bnben, ais nllr tir Spartanfrn
pru birIrm County. QEir grbrn nitt ~ prit
wenn mir lageu, bob unIrren Drpriitprrn 70
srpBe Sifrrbrit 0ebrtrn wirt, nls irgrnS wcI6rn
aneeren SPar- Urpc6tpren auf tielem Gcnii-
ueuts.
Bite, lprrtt III her 9anf Srr un6 Sbr srbdl
bort :3irfuIart, tptlbe iibfr ale Resrln uuS BE-
bingunlsn Sud 2luefunft gsbeu.
9Cl. 3. Scranton, OiUirS Saylor, 8. e.
gttree %. IS. Q4intou. SbOmd5 Difiou, ga.
mutl Sloan, SUbu Srisbln, Sra 5ripy unb 8.
y. pbclpS inN bic DurftOren. 1Gm,7l
8. 2. piercr, grGlseut.
8. y. pbclpS, SddBmeiittr.
Sbomas Oiflou, Big grdftrni
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
Bum IL. alIeemrincn Sduecrfcit.

d0HH lz. Hu0cWCtHcH SHHgcrTcIt.
9n tsr ltbten Sibuns bts 5sltaus-
IhuFss fir baS IL. alIssmslne Sdnssrfs1
empfubl has Rufteomitt folssntt YrstIt
fir raS Yrsisiin9tn ausJuitBsn: SIR bic
srfe 8IuiTt sinsn GcnetrtFiiesl BON @so.
Stsd unb 60. I'm 0trtbt BON $500;
fur Die Spsits GIaFt Elm GYeloib. Diana
Uon einrsmann unb SUnS I'm 8rrtbt
BON $500; fur bic brittle gla1t siusn
WulitalisnI6rant aus Nu6taumboI, nit
SOl,lGuiBrrrien I'M gBtrtbt pCn $500.
Die GOrlhlao, beS Gpmitss ipurosn BON
psm 5sRausl&ub neUpirt unb gum BE.
I6luB srbotsu. 5srnsr ttstIte bas @cmitt
NIT, bab usbsn bsm 8unbssbirissntsn
Ssrrn gsrieCI paur bic 6trrsn Carl
Ser0mann uno Or. 9sUpOlb DamrcI&
a6 als Dirtstnten an trn 5saeUnesrtsn
bstbsiltstn ptrrtn.
2tm atsno beS "a. 9uni wrrttn bic
9dustrsdfs In Nsp gort nit tinsm Sat-
ftlSust smpfanesn ptrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
SartmcrIbip. .9lufIDiuu0.

Na6riGt pirb birrmit grgetrn, tab bic friibtr
tslartsre Notwithstanding apiIbsn 9. Si-
mon uuS Geprsc 0niirr, ron Suautpn ga,
untfr brr 6irma y. Simpn II. 60, am %.
april 1871 nit ararnieitgtr 3uiiimmur9 nuf-
9rIpst tpcrSrn III. Nllc, fie an brldstr 8irma
i6ulbsn pbrr H0rtrruusrn All bisirlbr bdtcn,
miiIrn an .. Simpn b3nblsu cher ibrr Jtrh-
nunsrn al ibn rinrsiden. q. 9 imUr.
@eprae NaiIrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
SrQnflill 0OtCl,

Gebnrifroee If. @orb.
0irIc5 rilbmliflt teEnnnte ortcl bat Inter
Stihnetrr iitCrnpmmcn unb r5 wirb 1rin 9rlrr-
trn Iein, burh cute Sprilrn unS @jrtrinfr unb
frruntlidr SreirnunD Allen ben glufrutbaIt an
gcnebm su MADDEN.
SClibr gcur Crbnltrn CUTE 0of unt 2plit.
1mt3rt ltian Srrbfrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
81. rccn,
SGnNIer in imprrtirien uuO eiubeimiiGrn
ll1rinrn, Giqairrn, Gi0arrtn, &f.,

4Zo Sadn 10 hha AbehNe,
Ger tcitr Bourbon in Der @rgrno. Smpcrtir
9Srinr unp Srartirs. Die bette Mn5pabl iOrbru
nus hem cNbaule crbaltsn unb 3u prriiru prrs
fault, bic irber Ncnfurrrnl lppttru.
GbrnfaIls Gin srcBGr GUrratb impUrtirirr un6
einbrinli6tr Gignrrfr bic nit 9rrinssm profit
Strfauft prrbrn.
gUrtsr unb gIIr, in ganSrn NIB baIbrn 6GTrrn,
INNER Sprritbis Su hem nirtri9lfen WarftprriIr.
Wnarrn tprrorn fpifenfrei mad irSrm Gbrile
brr Gitp absrliefrrt.
Danfenb fir bas bisbrrige !3utraurn, biitrt
I'M @rbatun9 br1rIten in brr 3ufunft.
f2. Suli 1S66.-ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
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unb
0rOTmItmN.

Die llnisr,ti&nstt, friibsr in BEN Saulr' bss
Strrn liIri6 Sdprnffr, Ode her pittstcn une
gSillcp Strabs rebnbaft ma6t bitImtt bttannf,
baB Is nun mad btm ntutn Snlle ess perm
Srbn Grit6 ibre Wirtblbnft ptrItst BAT une sit'
irlbe am
Snmstog DEN 3. SnIri
nit sinsm auseasi6nrttn frsitn eunf&s sr-
6iftisn pirb, iupsu te 8srlpcnpts nne Stfanntt
uhb has bent1tbe putiifIm iitsrbnuPt trsune!i9f
tinIa6si. gbtnSs Ru1f. '"'
25mi9s gBittpt Scffmann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
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SifprpItrabr, SwIIdfn ViliSftn Yptnne nne Nr-
rnritrhbr.
Der Sbcn9ruanntc lcnFt bifTmit biz Tufmrrfs
lamfrt tr Orutlden nuf lrin pUbIdlprtirirs
OlGtrl- Eager nnb laSrt allr tirirni1rn, prlde
Gin sutrS, rnurrboftrS Stiid Mrtrl trau6rh
gum Srlu6e Gin.
9c9rGtnilr Wrtcn piirftid, 9rwiIenbaft une
III ben nirSri9lrn Yrrilcn iibrrnrmmtn. tp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
@er ba altc Gente?

giir amtrifdniIbe atts Gsnte Sen ttn 9abr.
adnaen 1892, 1898, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
prrStu quite prtiIt beiablt. gbtuIo fir bnlbt
Gtute etpiher 9abrsdnse.
9Bsr lSIes bsfst mtIps F& in str &rPeeiticn
tislts 9ldties. "a 3eS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-25
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Srirbri9 Wugner, Srransgeber. \

Scranton, Ssn Is. Mai 1871.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
s56,952 30

The clerk presented schedule Of the
bills filed against the county, amount-
ing to S2,17l05. Referred to the
committee on claims.
VIZ. Weber applied to redeem she
WI of set and e4 of swh of section 80,
town 6, range east from sale Of 1868
at the face. Referred to the commit
tee on claims.
Mr. Nichols applied to scdeem the
ehof sw} sec. II, town 8 range 5 east,
at the face from tax sale of 1868. Re-
ferred, to the committee on claims.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, COM
mite of three, consisting of Messrs.
Joiner, Jones and Robinson, was APP
pointed on town and town organiza-
ton.
Mr. Campbell presented petitions
from the citizens of Ridgeway, pray
ing far a division of said town on the
north and south centre lines thereof,
which were referred to said committee.
The following petition was received
and referred to committee on claims.
To the honorable Board of Supervisors
Of Iowa County:
We, the undersigned publishers Of
the county papers, would respectfully
represent, that, in view of the great
length Of the minutes Of the proceed
ings Of your honorable body, at each
session since the Inauguration of the
present system Of county government,
WI, canno, afford to publish the same
for tn, price heretofore allowed (sl5),
and would ask that in future the clerk
be authorized to condense the minutes
50 that they viii not occupy so much
space in our columns, or else that we
be allowed something Ike what 1t Is
worth for the publication.
Under the , supervisor system. the
minutes Of proceedings did not average
moye than y columns Of reading, for
which Slj was about half legal rates,
and to which we raised no objection.
Unoer he present system, the minutes
average about FIVE columns at each SEES
sion. We hope no further argument
is necessary to convince you that there
is justice IL our request, and we would
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
Revolution in France
CIVIL WAR!
Mob Law Reigns!
Assassination and Outrage.

The Frenchmen Of Paris having failed
in their feeble efforts Mt fighting the
Germans, are now fighting each other.
The Red Republicans have rebelled
against the Theirs Government and the
National Assembly. At Paris the reb-
els have taken forcible possession of the
fortified heights of Montnartre, in the
northernfpart Of the city. The Govern
ment made an Intellectual attack upon
them on Saturday, with view of cap
turing the cannon and dslodgng the in
surgents. A portion Of the National
Guards who were relied upon by the
Government, deserted to the revolutions
ists, and two Of their commanders, Le>
comte and Thomas, were captured, tried
and shot by the insurgents. Paris is
virtually in state of civil war, and the
condition Of affairs is represented as
even more alarming and discoaragrng
than during the German siege
The latest dispatches represent the
whole city of Paris a, virtually in the
possession of drunken and lawless
mob. The officers Of the city and the
Governmen. have fed to Versailles.
Gen. yinoy has been taken and execu>
ted by the rebels, and other prominent
citizens Of France are prisoners and
their death probable. The wine shops
arc open; drunkenness is rampant
Even women are armed Anarchy pre-
yails, and the best blood of France stains
the excutioners tools The Germans
wisely decline to take any part, and
France appears doomed to another reign
Of terror.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

OuR County Board is composed of as
many honest men as usually compose
County Boards, They guard the PEG.
pies interests with great care IF any
man thinks he can get steal allowed
by the lows County Board Of Supervis
co.'s, he will find himself mistaken Yet
no one can charge nigssrdnes, upon our
'honcred Board If they employ men to
work for them they pay liberal wages.
For instance, the members Of the COM
mittee on settlement with the Treasurer
werc allowed s. per day each, and clerk
Tor said committee the same salary We
have only one suggestion TO make here,
which is, that one member and the clerk
being che ones who really Gid all the
work, the other two members be relieved
from serving further on the committee
" hats the use OF thres members, when
one can with the assistance OF 4 clerk
DO all tie work 80 the report shows?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

BY tho report of County Board pro-
coedngs, published elsewhere, we see
that the committee on settlement with the
Treasurer reported their attendance on
aaid committee az follows: H. VanDu-
sen, days; S. w. Reese, 90 days; G.
NJ. Ashmore, 9 days This leads US to
inquire, how could the members who at
tended the committee only one-fif,h or
one half the time, consistently certify to
the correctness Of tho report? 1t APP
pears that during a large part Of the
time Mr., s. w. Reese formed and cons
posed the committee. Surprising that
AR Ashmore worked with Mr..
Reese 9 DAYS when Mr. VanDusen
was absent, and that Mr. VanDu-
sen worked with Mr.. Reese days when
Mr.. AsAmore was absent, il remains
evident that Mr.. Reese was alone days
Gut it is known that, during part OF the
time at least, Mr.. Ashmore and Mr., Van
Dusen were present together, and thus
It is clearly seen that during at least half
IT the twenty days for which he collects
pay for serving on this committee, Mr.
Reese was the only member present
Venco it is fair to say that :. w.
diees so is eut ted 10 all the credit due the
committee for its thorough able, and
Impartial investigation,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

lr will be seen by references to our
cuisines directory" that the law firm
81 Conn d LINENS is no more. Mr.. C,Ba
rctires, and Mr.. Linens continues prac,
eice. Mr.. L. has heretofore done about
nll the hrsi ess Of the firm, ana thereby
Serifol that he is master of the situa>
Gpa He will succeed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

At IL NJ, on motion of Mr.. Reese,
board adjourned until I o'clock, p. m,
to give Committee % Claims time to
report.
Eyexag Session..
Beard met pursuant teadjosrnmsns.
Roll called. Present. quorum.
Mr.. 4oiner introduced the following
resolution, and moved its adoption
"Resoired, That the Chairman OF
the Committee on the Poor be iEstruc'
ted 50 publish in two papers Of the
county, once in three months, the nnm'
Der Of Children on the Poor Farm, CIV
ing the name and age, and inviting
persons to take them to homes as bound
ap prentices or to adopt them"
DR.. VanDusen moved to amend by
striking out two aud inserting three
Mr.. Reese moved to amend the a.
mendment by striking oat three! and
inserting 'all,' which prevailed.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Reese moved to amend 80 az to
require publication in the Dcdgevllle
Chronicle, Mineral Point Tribune, Ma
ttonal Democrat and Christian R.triot.
Mr.. Campbell moved 70 amend the
amendment by striking out Christian
Patriot and making publication tu'tbe
othey papers alternately, which was
lost, and the question being taken on
Mr.. Keese's amendment, it was also
lost.
The ayes sp5 noes were called for
on the original resolution, pending
which Mr.. McEa2land moved to table
the whole subject--lost.
The resolution was then lost, by ayes
and noes, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. cambridge, Coates,
Humbert, Jones, Lincola and Robin
SOM.
Noes-Ashmore, Campbell, jenkins;
Mcfarland, Reese, Speusley and Van
Dusen-7.
The following report was received to.
wit:
The CommAtee on Claims, to whom
was referred the accounts set forth IN
the accompanying schedule, having ex.
amined the same, and have instructed
me to report the same back to the
Board with the recommendation that
they be allowed at the amounts set OPP
posite each claim by the committee
with the exception of Bill No. 2O4 laid
over from last meeting, which is refer
red back without recommendation, and
Bill No. 81 which is referred back for
items. All of which is respectfully
submitted
D. MCFARLAND,
/ ChaismaM
/ Mr.. Campbell moved that the &C
ton of the Board at its last annual
session disallowing Bill No. $50 Of
Henry Rogers Constable Fees-State
VS. Kruger, s20-be reconsidered.
And the ayes and noes being called
for, the motion was lost BY the follow
ing vote: Ayes--MessFs Ashmore
Campbell, jenkins aud Van Dusen-4
Noes-Bainbridge, Coates, Aumbert
Joiner, Jones, Lincoln, Reese, McFar
land, Robinson and Spensley-l0.
On motion Of Mr. Mcfarland, th'
amount Of the Superinsendent's bona
was faxed at s. ,0CO eaehs
| On motion of Mr.. Joiner the SEIZED
ule of claims was then taken up, con-
sidered by items and disposed OF a
follows, to-wit:
CLAIMS ALLOWER
+ NAME. NATURE. eS - :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

At II NJ, on motion of Mr.. Reese,
board adjourned until I o'clock, P. m,
to give Committee % Claims time to
report.
The Republican journal., 1871-03-02

40 not wish to inform you, reader, that Dr. Won
deril or any other man, has discovered remedy that
cures sumption, when the lungs half consumed,
In snort, Will cure all diseases whether mind BODY or
estate, make men live forever, and leave death to nly
for want of work, and is dcssned to make our subl-
AIRY sphere blissfu Paradise which Heaven itself
shall be but a side show. You have heard enough OF
that KIND OF humbuggery, But when tell you that DR.
Sages Catarrh Remedy mW posHiceiy cu,'e the worst
cases OF Catarrh in the Head only assert that which
thousands can testify to. will pay 500 Reward for !,
case that cannot cure. pamphlet giving synptomN
and other information sent free 10 any adirrsH Ihi
remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL rARrs or
TIE WORLD.
Price 80 cents Sent by mail, postpaid on receipt OF
sixty cents, or four packages for two dollars Heware
OF coanteIJeai and too,thesS limitations. See that my
private Stamp which is postire guarantee Of Gcnujnc
ness ls lpon the ousde wrapper. Remember that this
private Stamp, issued by the United States Government
expressly for stamping medicines, has my portrait
name and address, aud the words U. Certificate Of
Genunencss, engraved upon it, and need not be Inis.
taken Don't be swinded by travellers ana Others repre-
senting themselves DR.. Sage; am the only man now
living that has the knowledge and right manufacture
the Genuine Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and never
travel to sell this medicine.
r. " PIERCE, NJ, u,
''nos2o li} Seneca street, Buffalo, N, y.
The Republican journal., 1871-03-02

in a quaint German town. rich in legend and ruin,
There dWcit in Il very hermrAl way
An eccentric old fellow named Johann Bcthucn,
Whose only companion (So people all Snv)
Was Il rolirsomc. innocent, lntanllc iluin.
'rwivt master and beast there existed a feeling
iutrn-c ;!s The luVe between parent and child,
Which sentiment fond neither Thought Of conceal
ing;
And many IA honl thi, strange duo bc@ued,
With many act their affection revealing.
one morning The villagers mS~c, from their num-
This quiet old hermit and Rruin mischieyous;
But thinking perhaps WAS proirartrd their Slumbcr,
CNo drcamin@couldh happen an accident grierouS,)
Their minds with mie@lyin@S they did not cnrum-
But =. hc might grew aparc and no sign Of thr
hermit,
The people renal>el "rhere', no doubt that he
is lead!'
Aud one of their number, hout waiting tor permit,
turSl open The door; and if fear there existed,
The seen" they hehcl'l was enough {" confirm it.
There, prone the bare floor the hermit lay diving,
The blood squirting forth from q wound in his
iorrhrad;
And lrun detected. close by him was lying,
A.gna>hmg his teeth and a-@rowIing quite horrid,
And brushing his tear oil, rs though he'd been
crying.
II seems that the master, o'crcomc by 4 potion,
Lay down 10 sleep of the effects of his dram,
ANA l'ruln conceived Inc commentaries nOllon
OF ,hooin% the flies from the >IumherinG man,
by keeping his paw in continual motion.
Bat one little blue-botlc son of hi, mother,
Returning so oft 50 excited his ire,
That Brtiin no longer his feelings could smother,
And burning an up With Zcalotical fire
He waited the coming again OF the other.
The fly approached slowly, thcn fl>i, and then
faster,
And settled at last ON the >ltlmbcrcr'> Jaw,
l;ut Brain WAS ready, nr'cr dreaming disaster,
with all of ii- weight f;l his ponotrous paw
The fly Was ''@oncr'-but 50 was the master.
The moral of which is respectfully shown
IN service Of patron, of no%hbor or friend,
BE not oycI-z":louS, and randidly own
That iHd9A4cM is useful. whatever The end
And Hral Is 4 fool when it "@ocS ii alone.
The Republican journal., 1871-03-02
Blue Eyes Behind the Veil.

Nh Edge was late nj breakfast. That
was not an unusual occurrence, and he was
disposed TO be cross; which was likewise
nothing new. So he retired behind the news
paper and drN0urcd his eggs and toast with
out vouchsAiing any reply to the remarks Of
the fresh looking little lady opposite, TO wit
Mrs EDGE. But she was gathering together
her forces for the final onslaught, and when
1t length Mr.. Edge had got down to the last
paragraph and laid aside the paper, it came.
''Dcar didn't You say You were going to
leave q hundred dollars for my new turs,
to-dav?n
"Whal iurs ?" (rathcr shortly il was
''Those new sablcs, dear; my old affairs
are getting Shockingly shabby, and really
think
"Oh, pahaw WHATS the use of being so
cXtrayagant! haven't any money to lay
ont in useless lollies. The old ones are good
enough for amy sensible woman to wear"
Mrs. Edge, good, meek little soul that She
was, rcApsed into obcdent silence. She
only sighed a soft inward 7igh, and presently
began Il new tack
Henry, will you 90 with me to my aunt's
o-night?" 2"
"Cant you 90 alonc?"
''Alonc, how would il lock - Mrs. E.'s
temper-ior she had one, though it didn't
often parade itselt-wa5 aroused "You
are 50 ncglectiul of those little attentions
you used to pay me once; you never walk
with me, nor pick up my handkerchief, nor
notice my dress Us you once did"
"Well, a fellow cant be forever waiting
ON woman can hc?' growled Mr. Edge.
"You could be polite enough to Mrs. Wat
ters, last night, when you never thought to
ask whether | wanted anything, though YOU
knew perfectly well that had u headache
| don't believe you care rs much for me n.
you used TO-" And Mrs. Edge looked cx.
trcmely pretty with the tears in her blue eyes
and u 4uivcr on ihc round rosy lips
"Pslaw," said the husband, pcevishly
Now don't be silly, Maria
'And in the stage, yesterday, YOU ncvc
asked me if WAS warm enough or put IN,
shawIs around me, while Mr.. Brown was 81
allec;onatc to his wife. 1t was mortifyin.
enough. Henry, indeed i. was''
81 didn't know women were such fools
said Mr. Edge, Us he drew on his ovcrcoa
to escape the tempest which was fast ap
preaching.
''Am the sort Of u man to make a ninn
of myself, doing the polite to any sort of
female creature? Did you ever know me t.
be conscious whether woman had on
shawl or swallow tailed coat ?"
Maria eclIpsed the blue eyes behind a It'll
pocket handkerchief, and Henry. the savage
banged the door loud enough to rive Belt
in the kitchen IL nervous start.
'Raining again | do believe we ar
going to have y second edition of the deluee.
said Mr.. Edge to himself, that evening, a
he ensconced six feet of iniquity in the soutl
west corner of the car ut City Hall. &C
ahead, conductor, can't Won see we arc fu]
and it's dark already"
''ln one munute, Sir" said the conducto
as he helped a little woman, with baskc
on board. "Now, sir, move up a little,
you please"
Mr. Edge was exceedingly comlortab]
and did not want to move, but the ]iobt ,
The Republican journal., 1871-03-02

ITO THE LADIE IES--The celebrated DIR. l., DIX
particularly invites all Ladies' who need Medical OF.
Surgical adviser, to call at his Rooms, u Endcott St.
Boston, Mass, which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted twenty years to this
particular branch Of the treatment all diseases peculiar
to females it is now conceded by ALL (both in this
toner's in the SAFE speedy and treatment OF all
female complaints.
His medicines arc prepared with the express purpose
of removing all Diseases such debility weakness, un-
natural suppressions enlargements of the womb also all
discharges which flow from morbid state of the blood
The Doctor is now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
STYLE both medically and surgcally all diseases of the
female and they respectfully invited to call at
No - EndicOtt Street, Boston
Allettcrs requiring advice must contain onedosr to
insure an answer.
Boston, Jan. 1S7l-1yr
The Republican journal., 1871-03-02
The Broad Greed.

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