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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

DENTAI.--r5r SG ,ho.s s' sSo @ay ia.
sirR nv advice ana services. that conhne my dental
Iah1rs 10 my Office in Roscuhol RS-ARrFiciN TEETH
inserted on any base desired Teeth filed with GOLD
or AM,tGAM aud warranted DURABLE. by keeping post
Oh in the Dental Art, we'll prepared 70 take dit
ncult cases. ONCE over Ruka Brothers hardware
store PLY DR. =. COOMES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
CARRIER HOUSE,

~ CARRIER, proprietor, Boscobel. Wis. Meals pro.
yidod before time, and patrons assisted with
baggage. Promptness, aud no delays at the Carrier
House. Stabhng attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

GATES HOUSE,

by q. d. STREErER, corner OF Mineral and Second
- streets Patteville, Wis. Good stabliag and at.
teutiyo hostors. sample rooms attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
BL00MINGTON HOTEL.
BLAIcELEx HOUSE

CINE WOODH0UsE, proprietor, (sucoessor to liar
y ger) Bloomington, Wis. Rooms Ia good order, and
good Htabling attat he'd. 22-30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

n BLAKELY, proprietor, Darlington Wis. This
~. house has beenrecentiy enlarged and reurEished
throughout and is not exceed by any ia the western
part Of the State good billiard hall and livery
bile attached. &235
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

nsa-A man out west wants to know
whether, by taking for fifteen cents
at time, postage stamps can not be
had little cheaper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

W r. CLAN
HUMPHREY & CLARK,
d AN a EMS

- AN ANIl vs.
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN
Rtl AND SILL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
- Bonds and Eastern Exchange, Prompt atten.
uvn sven 20 COLLECTIONS AZ all point and the pay.
mJu' OF taxes Deposits received aud loans negota-
tol. Advances made upon approved securities In
crest SLOWED ON special deposits at best current
'a1e' 2245tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
LANCASTER HOUSE.

~ y. HYDE, proprietor, Lancaster, Wis corner Of
". Main and spring ST.. Having bought the above
house and rehttsd and refurnished H. am prepared
o. give every attention 90 the accommodation Of guests
and Will provided good table and clean beds. good
hostler always on hand. 2l-30
HOTEL CARDS, DINNER TICKETS etc, printed
III in goOd style NJ the HERALD Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
How to Rule a Husband.

Above all things, If wife wishes
to make home attractive to her mate
let her keep sharp eye on the cook;
nothing makes a male creature more
disseminated with his house than bad
dinners ill-seryed; if there is any.
thing that will make him swear land
there generally is, my dear young
lady, though his temper seemed so
angelic when he was a wooing), it is
a cold plate with hot meat. or 8 hot
one with his cheese. Neglect of this
sort is objectionable. Again, it may
not be possible to give him dainties,
but it is easy to avoid monotony by
a careful study of the cookery-book
and it is quite astonishing how the
monster man can be subjugated and
assuaged by judicious variation of
his meals. The creature may be al
legoricaIly pictured lightly led by a
fair lady with o wedding ring thro'
his palate. Indeed, there are thous-
and ways to lead him, if women
would show little tact, with which
they are so falsely credited. Oppo-
sition, contradiction, makes him furi-
Gus; he stamps, he roars, and be-
comes altogether dangerous. Who're
as, treat him tenderly, . wife, and
you shall wind him around your
marriage finger. | have seen wives
miss their chance of gaining what
they have set their eyes on thous-
and times through sheer stupidity ;
they know that certain line of con-
duct is sure to anger him, and yet
they willfully pursue it, when smooth
and easy victory awaits them in an
other direction. Tact Such wo-
men, say, have not even instinct.
Birds of paradise, for instance (not to
be rude), would act in a more saga
claus manner Chambers Journal
ADVICE TO Enthusiastically
gives the following advice to girls.
1t is worth volumes of fiction and
sentimentalism
Men who are worth having want
women for wives. A bundle of gew-
gaws, bound with a string of flats
and quavors, sprinkled with cologne
and set in carmine saucer-this is
no help for man who expects to
raise family Of boys on veritable
bread and meat. The piano and
lace frames are good in their places,
and so are ribbons and frills and
tinsels; but you cannot make din
ner of the former, nor a bed blanket
Of the latter; and lawful" as such
an idea may seem to you, both din
ner and bed blankets are necessary
to domestic happiness Life has its
realities, as we'll as fancies, but you
make it mostly decoration, remem
bering the tassels and curtains, but
too often forgetting the bedstead.
Suppose man Of good sense to be
looking for wife, what chance have
you to be chosen? You may cap
him, or you may trap him, but how
much better to make it an object for
him to catch you. Render yourself
worthy of catching, and you will
need no shrewd mother or brother
to help you find market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
II. w. SMITH M. ID.
DIR. a. "A. BARBER.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office at residence, .
1 doors west u Arcade Hotel Georgetown, Grant
county, Wis. 1855
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
DIR. p. A. CLARKE.

., W. CARLET, NJ, D,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Boscohel, Grant county
| wisconsin. Office az his residence. $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
DIR. G. +. FALLEY

physician and SURGEON, Lancaster, Grant Co.
wis, May be found az his residence 200 yards
scot of Jones Drng Store. $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

DHYsICIAN and SURGEON Lancaster, Wisconsin
j Oucs Nathan Wolstenholme'- store. 2l-43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

81 think that you both ought to
be horsewhipped !" he said, fercely
interrupting me, "and as for my
consent to Clara's engagement to a
boy like you'll will even go so far
asito say whipper-snapper like you
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

- Public, Bloomington. Wis. All legal business
promptly attended 20. Collections made and loans
negotiated. 2l-ll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
T. TT RnTEcroDE

NOTARY PUBLIC, Claim Agent, and Agent for sew
~ erAl Of the best Life and Fire Insurance Com
paules In tho country Also Licensed Auctioneer All
business entrusted 10 him will be promptly attended
TO- az Cassg i'e Wis. 2t-l7
An KINDS or LEGAL BLANKS for sale at the
n HERALD office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

BELL * TsEIGI{IE,
rTORNEYs and COUSSEtORs at Law, and gem
4 rrsl business agents, Platteville, Wis. 2o-i6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

4 DsTRACr and CONyEYANCING Office, Lancaster,
y Wiz Abstracts furnished on snort notice; Titles
invest ltod and perfected. Conveyancing in MI its
branches; Taxos paid land bought and sold. 22-l4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02

WARDEN ANDERSON,
4 TTORNEY aud COUNSELOR at Law, Jamestown,
u Wis. win prosecute claims and make collee-
sens promptly 1919
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
IINasE RROOINs.

" ENBRAL COLLECTING AGENT aud CONVEY.
y ANGER, Bloomington, Wis Titles Investigated a nd
perfected Collection promptly attended TO- Refer.
eucBa given when desired. 2l-22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
w. BRADLEY CLARKE

bOSHNELl. O. CLAIM
n lection ami Land Az ts, Lancaster, Wis. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
EVENING STAR.
RECEPTIONS.

TIE FeEsIDEST's RECEPTIONS.
The Presidents receptions Will be on theSol-
lowing evenings Friday, January %; Friday,
February 3; and Monday, February 20, from s
~ 10 o'clock.
ERs. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Nrs. Grant viii receive on Tuesday afternoons
o. each week, from , ~ o'clock TO O'Clock.
MRS. CCLFAL's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. ColtaI will receive on Wednesdays, dur
tug January and February, from to 2. IL.
CABISET DAYS.
No visitors will be received by the President
on Cabinet days. Tuesdays and Fridays nor
will they be received on other days until after
Il O'Clock.
TIE sTEAEEE's RECEPTIONS.
The receptions OF Speaker Blaine will be held
a. his residence SCI Fifteenth street on the fol-
lowing Friisy evenings, between the hours OF Q
and II O'Clock, yiz.-Jsnusry Is and q; Feb
ruary 10, l., and a.
MRs. BLATNg's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. B'aine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday, between the hours OF 2 and p. IN.
oTHEE RECEPTIONS.
The wives Of the Cabinet officers will receive
Oh Wednesdays, from until O'Clock p. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

The lobby OF interested persons who are en-
deayoring to defeat tie passage OF the terri
tOIial bill seek to impregnste the minds OF
IL calculated TO limit the right of suffrage for
the ColOTed men. This was the view of il
taken by Senator Sumner in the cebate yester-
day. But the fact is that by the bill the
COlored men have precisely the same rights
OF suffrage white men. The number OF off,
GERS to be voted for is diminished, to be sure.
hut white and black voters stand on precisely
Tie same footing in that respect. Senator Stew
art took the ground, and the majority of the
republican Senator, seemed 10 agree with him.
that il was not necessary to maintain the pres
ent system of District government, incon veniert
20 Congress and detrimental to the general good,
simply tor the purpose of illustrating princi-
ple in the way OF enlarged suffrage. as that
principle has now been established throughout
the United States BY constitutional amendment.
and did not neei 10 lie illustrated experimental
II here Mr.. Stewart declared further that he
could not see the Lealties of republican govern
ment IN cities in electing municipal officers
Tie difficulty T. Washington, he said, was that
few people want their hogs AMI COWS
10 run az large in the streets, or want a
niger in the expenditure OF the monev
Nir- ECnUnds also spoke of the character Of
lie Tig-!egisiatiCn in Washington, making if
certain that the reforms in the administration
Of the city government, relating to nuisances
and the convenience OF the people, could not lie
expected from corporation officers afraid OF
losing the votes of the pig owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

Tie New York Commercial says the refusal of
fels-on Commissioner Van Aernam to permit
ttiuTopathic practitioners to act rs examining
surgeons shows that his prejudices eclipse his
sense Of justice and reminds him ssthst the
Homeopathic school Of medical practice includes
the names OF very many distinguished physi-
clans that II Is the favorite school of many thou
sands Of patients and that IL is entitled to equal
privileges with other branches Of the healing
ATT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

The Missouri Democrat analy yes the vote BY
which Major General Frank Blair was electe,,
10 the United States Senate. He received one
hundred AMI two votes, and Of these twenty
were cast by men claiming to be republicans
Seventeen Of these were liberals or Brown men,
and three were McClurs men. Without these
twenty republicans Blair would have got only
eighty-txO votes and would have been defeated
IL was IN the rover OF these twenty men to cleo,
NJ. Henderson If they had chosen; but thew
voted for General Blair instead. Such being
the case his election cannot be regarded as a
democratic victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25


Ike Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Rave published q statement that when the Sd.
reEiOE Court o: Baltimore city decided adverse
Is TO the claim Of the State of Maryland for tax
OF travel between Baltimore and Washington
they ordered a reduction of fare from sl5O TO
$50 for this travel. and telegraphed 70 the
Presidents CT TIE Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore, and New Jersey Dads, inform
ing taCm OF tie decision. and expressing a de-
sire 10 Join them i. reduction of the fare be-
tween New York. Philadelphia and Washing
tor. The price for a ticket between New York
and Washington has been -. The Baltimora
and Ohio Railroad Company proposed to reduce
20 SO, making Of this reduction from it, pro-
portion - cents. and asking the Philadelphia
and New Jersey railroads to deduct each II &.
cents, Sill leaving ttem S6G5 between Balti-
mere and New York, or s3O2R eacl. Those
comp aLies refuse 20 make this reduction The
hguTes proposed b. the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company pay its minimum rates
al -, and = cents fOT transfer in Baltimore.
and they announce that they have determined
tOtTeak the through ticket. and sell onIy their
local ticket, at its reduced price, rather than
asslstiU the collection OF the rates demanded bv
tie other roads, aud adj: "Important Interests
IN New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore are
arranging to build, under State authority, a
competing line. witt which the Baltimore and
Ohio Company will Cooperate, when Presiden.
Garrett anticipates tie charge WI be reduced
TO $50 between Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA
and PLiladelI hia and New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
N~NOTICH TO PERSONS DESIRING 70
S LEAkN GEkMAN.-A special course OF In.
- m German nj he vraNa a. M

structton in German will be commenced OF the
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
on JANUARY 9th, lHl. BY d. L. SELKB, teacher OF
German In the public schools Terms for the course
Of - lessons, % Applications win be received ct
the College, cerner It'll and ID streets, and ct the
residence Of TIE teacher, Sl3 18th street. between
Private classes In German and French can be
ormed ss the teachers rssidence, q moderate
etee. oa1lly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
EATTANS CRYsrAI. D1SCoyeRv

T. for sale In yarous localities by the following Drug
gists " ard Walsh, 18th street and Penna ave ,
aid 18th AID streets; b. Calvert Ford, los Pa
avenue; Christani Bros. 7th and NJ streets N w :
nell, sth street, Navy lard; g. w. Cropley, M
Bridge street, Geor set0wn, and At the Depot % and
trial. non. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
1TTHE LESSON OF NATURE

u3
TOrpor is the Characteristic of winter. Vegetation
dies or falls into state Of trance. The whole aspect
OF inapimate nature teaches Us that there is psrs
DING influence IN the Air, and ought to teach us
that our bodies require increase Of vital power to
contend with it. Some of evea the warm biooied
animals bury themselves in the earth and remain In
state OF partial stupefact.on until the season l.
over, and tie elixir of TIE spring sunshine stimu
lates their stsgnant blood and restores their ygor
But nsn- although hs feels the influence Of the
season. can protect himself against its inciemea-
cy. He has fuel to warm him externally, and
can tone and strengthen his internal orsaui,a-
u ent ept1r IT With the extra amount
OF vitality which the circumstances reIuire
W ali inVigorants that have been recommended
tor this purpose Hostel ers Stomach Btters il the
purtsi aid the best. Fortified by the daily Use OF
this wholesome vegetable tonic, the human system
may defy the chiis and dImps of winter in any lsi-
tude It's ef"et il TO promote brisk and reguls-
circulation OF the blood, sni activity in all the
produce teyer, u impsrts 8 heaithtul glow 70 the
surface, and stimulates the exterior vessel, 10 dis.
'1f l2Ea q gentle To b. B5oa rs H.. tie
a sen 4 Sepi Fever and ague bilious
mon coL:cgusDccs Of the searching dumps and low
temperature q winter. may be avoided "a well as
cured b soourse OF thus genial tonic and altsrs
TM AsHisGTOn MECHANICS CAN GET
uS PATTERNS for Iron or Brass Castings to
OT ,,l5 - 81 'o' 9TH ''rset'b' En- c1.pp.co
"AN ELEMENTARY SINGING GLASS is
AS being ORGANIZED az DR.. Csulneld's Academy
\. NJ. &. a. Terms SIS per quarter Of ten weeks, Ia
advance. Those wishing to goin will p ease leave
their names a; once. cei,n
'"CAHnIyAL NOTICE.
a persons desiring 90 appear ia Fancv or Mas
querade Costumes during the coming arrival are
requested 10 report to the sub. COMMITTEES having
that matter in charge, at their room, No Dick
son House, No 400 llth street, where All necessary
Jsl5-if lCLron. Rep Patri,.I
~ CREOLE BALM
QS Il tPTs Grf PysCsr. '1s StFu ron. FhrgDtHg
Prepared only ty l. Z. LIE NEBT & co. SOLD
in ashlrgtel by CLARK q Co. A. street and Penn
sJivania avenue; Ridgely, PenusJ lysniI venue be
tween 18th and 2th -tr eets Thompson, l5.h street
between street aud New York syeUus. Hrib
Brothers. csrrer It'll and streets In Georgetown
by Z. W CTopley, 7. A. Richie, aai W. Mcleod
JaiU In
%THE CARhIYAL
The presidents Of organized associations, and ~
others hO tes!re t. participate ia the proposed
Carnival, Oh the 9TH and 2l.t Of February, ave re
Gurstet % call az the Commuters Head 4rsers
Room No. 4. hepherd', Building, NJ. qO-t, penn.
all inf rInatiOn will be Cheertuily given.
The Committee will be glad t. receive any -f.gras
lions from their fellow citizens al OF GoIa AZ r.
quested TO CO operate.
Js- 1tf GE0. ;. GIDEON, Genera, Secretary
lsUDday Herald. Chronicle. Gazette. Daily Reprb
lean, Chronicle, Patriot
~NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
PAYS PER GENT. on DEPOSITS.
OFF, HOn-y 20 {.
hATAGE2=:
kr.au
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

Tie failure OF the last sOrtie from Paris has
!. O, a. might be expected. TO an increase OF the
d.sseDsions inside the walls Of the beleaguered
city, while the last battles of the forces of
CAsnzy ard Faidherbe have been disasters M
relIeved By single mitigating feature With.
cut Paris are diSOrganization. demon aIizatiop.
aud dismay. Within are famine, disorder. and
d-Smay. This state of things cannot last long
The situation is indeed desperate, and we eau
not see ray OF hope for the French people.
L ne Germsns move on as relentless as fate, aud
hold hImiy 10 ali they get. The French have
zone all that could be expected Of a gallant
people oSefrun oy great military power whose
advance has been aided b. the treacherv And
iuGftciency OF the leaders of the opn,.ino
forces, and they should succumb to the insvit
able, and put stop to the horrors Of var
which has already COS; so much blood and treas
ure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

ALEXANDRA, VA, September 10th, ls71.
NJ. A'faE- N1t,dsS-Sir L have great pleasure
In te-tifyirg 10 the exceience Of your Crystal Dis
coyery for the Hair. MY back hair IL remarkably
long Ant thick, and become prenaturely grey this
being hereditary In eight days it resumed its nat
oral color, Chestnut brown coiOTing ,ry hair. 1
like your preparation FOR Its purity pleasant odor
and freedom from al mineral and poisonous sub
stances, as we'll a. its other excslerciss I will
recommend II 70 my Acquaintance
Very IespeCrfClly, MISS l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25
PERSONAL.

THEoPHILUs BROOK, l.sely irom N.-,I.,-
friend pleas c.. H,hs s'stOn H.s.s % Sc
n Rs sAMYrR, hiaFss.,I tISaIIss MssIST7 a.,
W vi t..asyrSy 90. SEE. tie Past, Preseni sns g..
Iu r ,shlng 20 consult her can d. - a.,
esn ~ ~ aoOs FennsyN snia avenue, between m.
hrs. TROM PseN a 81 a OF R.II7-,,- -,
np;v.l .B =, +, 81 II ihe past tNepi earstsr
ss,se,nished an Sfioe AZ 2ei Neg jersey avenue.
yiate ihe Necessity Of their goiHs TO otssr Cities To-
NB.-Can before your money. t,l,.. rsr,,,,i,-
and perhaps even LIE itseli . i0st ca Inc0m p.e n
One in Balilrore. on Llovd street. -slgim-
ImPoRTANTl-MADA TURHER, Ls4iss,
! trlsna anf 49, Al IN trouble call. sUoee.,
insnrsd wien al other; tsil Ne humbaSSine vita
pot. IAis In
TUE RRIpaL CHAMBkK ESSAYS rOK
ABUSES. viii interiere Sifh msRaisGFS 80
sure EleNls ofIelif tor tae Errng and Inf1ttuBae.
sealed enveloscs. kdtress HOWARD ASS6ciA
IlON, 80 ; Natl st. PhiisdelphiA. Pa. ala Sm
OLn Z. DsKBi = l0rg .iSndi8s in tl-s Nsiiosi
STYLED psotofs Al q whom 81 D. fal.e nNms., ara
cures that they premise Tut never perform. jas In
THE FRENCH FEMALE PILLS "a DGOFS I'll
- be t0,i'a the easiest sud most certain remsdy
tlAt san .. iound ioI Al Monthly pheulties. irreg
usrile-, " iTein NhstcVer cause. IL j. account
Fl this certainty that they hrGd not be taken -
1si.cSTJi = srsin p Ii teree ms.ths
u street ; ", between 9Th and Is.h is. dssS Inn
CONSULT IA LEON,
- ana 10th street above Pennsylvania avenue.
be guarantee. speedy cure % all NeBersAi ard
Treatment should oonnde in ,he Doctor ~ once. III.
e the ode esfa, ply stefan Tor such specially
Those affected ~ith ORGANIC WEAKNESS. ani
the many Kindred a.ntotiOn arising from habits q
impIndence. are oneres permanent cure IN tie
Hour: 10 70 l. alto $50 ). COTresP0ndsnce csns.
Dental. DELE
NQTICE-That Mrs COREY has rem wed heg
DREss MAKING EsrABLIsHMENT fro6
szl 20 sIS nth street, same side, one door below,
make suits. Evening, " sddins. sns Rscsrsiss
sstss,an me latest style at the shortest notice
MADAM MooDEYs ABDONTNaL COaSKTS-
u - highly reconnCnded by good phys-Ian. .;
i,tac,' ~ sSykskt faOfokf, sO- IN street es
'NecI II Aha =. senu
DI MOTT FItSca POWDEss. CERTAIN
sions caused bg ind i.cretion GcnSrh'es' Gu.
s.roiTls: skin Disease syphilis, in ali lie iorss,
BotsaN 6eparfa 1rd M-r,-y Disol-g,s.
essnt - nal l. any part Of the country in seated
dress pr, d. MORT So bcsS "a AZ. BSiStmsrs,
A MESSAGE FRoM THE PAsr.-FoT safe 9, /.
IS 4; i.. T l *. 'S ysi is d s IN;
roon a fHE ETEhiSG STAR Were t he S ,Su.
may be examined les aH
4 AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRRNGULAgI-
should eSnae II Dg IEoS tie SH,f g IhJir 81
otasSf eSdbttshsf Physician for such specials to
NE olty Ladies desiring treatment oaa rsppse IN
lie specially invites call from those who have
and adv srtns snAess inf..,Sss ne the gf f sa%ss
cure isguarantiet In al cases.
,,Ti1 Nv ooB6S.n,i BgngiS =, Ssptest ..s.nos
Rooms ala 10th street. above Penn syenUe. deIs
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THE ScCIA- EvIL.-1here has been intro
q uC6d into tie New York Legislature an elab
oraie bill for tAe regulation OF prostitution in
New York city. Il creates board OF three
commissioners, 10 be called the BOARD for the
Prevention OF Prostitution" a title which i
certainly Missioner. The commissioners are
authorized TO grant licenses 10 keepers of houses
Cf prostitution and assignation az the rate OF
$50 for frst-claSs license and $50 for a sec
Ord-cldsS one. The licenses are 10 run one
year Attached 70 tie proposed commission
j. medical board, the members OF which
vii be required to report twice each month
on the condition OF the prostitutes licensed IN
deT the act. All keepers OF houses of iII-.a-ne
not licensed are made subject to a tine OF not
less than $50, or imprisonment for three
months CT both. az ;Le discretion OF the court
The sdlaI Tee ct the commissioners are fixed at
$50 a year, and OF the medical men at - 30.
Tie net proceeds accru.ug 10 the city under
this system are TO be divided equally between
tie house for the reformation OF fallen women
and the con missioners OF charities and correc-
tiOn. The commissioners shall report annually
e the legislature regarding the number OF
houses ard inmates and the general operation
OF the law The clerk, in reading the bill BIZ
title, made happy emenda:ion, calling il AN
act iof the protection OF vice. instead OF it, PIE
EentlOn, written Sy its author
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-25

IT. NICHOLAS HO-EI, NV YORE,Ary 3 l7D
Ny. A,.lUr Nd.,GES-Ny Dear Sir: The bottle Of
yoCE - rystal Discovery for the HAIR" which 1
bought IN your city some tire since has given entire
satisfaction IL has given t. my hair its original
color 10 perfection which was dark brown H. about
Ella ht days also notice ts. young hair appears on
thc crown OF ny head, whsre am partially bald 1
predict its entire success IncIOsed find f. dslars
fUr hall a Dozen bottles for s0nse envy friends
Please send Immediately ty express. and obiige
Very truly yours, WFUILER