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THE CLEARANCEs of the Associated banks
amounted to az 1926.
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LABOR STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA.-The
workmen of Southwark foundry, at PhiladeI-
phia, struck yesterday in consequence Of the
proprietor insisting upon . reduction of twenty
per cent coming on the mechanics and fifteen
cents per diem on laborers. The Southwark
the city, and employs nearly six hnndrad banda
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HAS. STEWART & CO.,.

- n - - nv A1~N Il ~.
(HAS. STE wART & CO.,.
REAL EsTATE, FIRE AND LIFE ms ISsG tisS
Houses, Lots 81 Farms for Sale, Rent and Ex-
9hsnse. Particular attention paid 20 Collections
Companies. sep23-Im
CAS BOALE. FRANK BARNUM.
JTAN BOYLE co..
Real ESTATS ANb NOTE BROKERS',
No oOS 18Th street, opposite U. >. Treasury.
FOR sALE-A haEd-oun- HOUSE on I street.
AM u H0UsE n 1910 MassSehasets aS51 ms,
LOlS No. 2@t q street east, Tor sale or rent,
lari's Row; price, S2aO1. Several small HOUS gS
IN IN sSsy e. 500 "a, cash payments We
in proved Oh din, rent railroads running from the
Ir0perty. SoO1o feet o. GROUND in vari5us p6r-
lions q the city fu sale st Jw hg easy terms
or viii exchange Tor productive improved proper
------------ sss9-I
DEAL ESTATE DlKECTOkY M rHP
IA Oily OF WASHINGTON.
In separate FLATS Tor ca n square on scale Of fifty
feet 10 the inch, prlsing all lots, parts Of lots
asd suhtiyi-ens, With date anu name q same, cor
sGIIeyor 'e.ssd y .. S@ FsIth esq City
IN gI9yemerts "a each lot and absorption Of the
plug, wafer mains; and FIRE alarm stations, and
other i9foTmaii2s bearing upon the value Of prop
Ing twenty -four squares. 0'"'~N
wasHIyeIoS, D. O., September IL, 1874.
The public and those desiring such . WORK are
hereby Informed that have consented 10 The re-
quest Of Messrs Z. r. NJ. Faehtz and = w 80,
% examine and supervise the public alton OF What h
ETY. led 1.-THE Real Estate Directory Of Washiustsn y
ard they may be assured Of the Correctness ~ e.b
sparate square snd lot, part Of lot and subtyision
o. the same are Of record N my once.
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
Surveyor OF tho District Of Columbia.
also have agreed 10 examine the statistical t.-
bes 60 be furnished in the aforementioned pnbli-
cation, 30 that the information In them will be
rect aud IN Conformity with the Numerical Book
aud other records IN my charge
WILLIAM MORGAN, Tar Clerk.
After most careful Investigation suf inquiry we
efe thoroushiy satisfied 20 the facilities and abil
" % Col Ia hiE TO prepare such " Rea Estate Di-
seetSry OF " A4htI gtOn' will be in every way
LAote and VI value TO the public generally. We
hea'uly rec mmsrd his enterprise 20 our friends
sho All 70 vhom such a work may be Of service
FITCH FOX, Real Estate Brokers.
ptioDs and order, will be received at the
a. s PEATr 4 Son, 40I 9Th street northvss,
u N. FAEHrZ, 1f2s PsansyIyania sysn,a
n.rthSests OF IN Mir urn's drug store
fIcH fox, Real ESTATE Brokers, 5t,Q Pam.
plesnls avenue, opposite the U. s. Treasury
s@MpIe hunbtrs may Be at eftber n tha~a
orcss asd prospectus will be forW arded non an
plleatlcn 70 any address may be desired
AS II 10 eoutem plated TO Commerce is:pa ~, ~
shout october LIST, early orders are Solicited ~
strict mpa1ce 10 promises madein the nrosnacsn.
Is assured. 4. y, NJ FAEHTZ see'us
Wv. PRATT
s,plsdf CorSlIs1s aaa Pxs,ish,,,.
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A BABY BURNED TO DEATH.-At Vanwert
o., on Tuesday, while Howe's great London
circus was parading the streets, Mrs. Horton
left her infant babe in a cradle near the fire.
Elace, and went TO see the procession. A spark
Of fire snapped into the cradle and set the
clothes on hre, and burned the lower part of the
childs body TO a crisp. IT died soon after the
mother returned 70 the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

REsIGNED.-AttOrney General Williams has
received and accepted the resignation of C. h.
Mobiley, L. 5. attorney for the southern district
of Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

IOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE IOII
NOW' RE.aDr!
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
FASHIONABLE AND CHOICE
Fall and Winter Clothing!
lens EMS DHE S SUiTs,
MEMS HENS BUSINESS 3 gsisEss SSSiEs;
MEMS MEMS, w we me SsggITs,
YOUTHS BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.
BOYS SCHOOL AND sSS SUI7S
a. STR AUS.
Popular Clothing House,
loll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and IIth Streets,
sern Three Doors from EIsv ez:hs tres..
SOUND FEET
are Indispensable TO health, comfort, cheerfuIness
usefulness and long life, and in this busI age the
Of economy Is veil as conortt to give them oces
siona attention in order to guard against the de-
to obtain the quick relief AFFORDED By one specially
ssi ed IN their treatment and we'll known
the most eminent medical, judicial and political dig.
public and p,sfs sns
DIT .assss:fa; d ,rs g. Germs, nun,on.
SisD. sna os.4 .Ss ,S.A, :, Iss chi
By P q. 3 ss. visit special
nsss during Css hours, DR. White unable to visit
Ronfs front i'd ae except a'e
IT. EDw. OLABh. T.Y. 0ROss,JI
7. EDW. CLARK 4 Co.,
DEALERS
LUMBKR, WOOD AND COAL.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
hoULpIsas, &C., &c.
Central once, 626 Louisiana ayenu-
Wharf, Depot and PlaRing Mil, foot Of 9TH ,trees
east.
Brn CHI Ia ts-ltth and streets northwest, yir
.linis avenue and eth st eet southeast iyIi-ly
E4Ahlss HI
GOLD SPECTACLE. Ga
r. Z. islaPL.B. ,,,e,..,
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EHAS. STEWART Co.
- tClBF7It "a Lar BUfL{fHg, OPP Cifg Hail
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
AGENTS.
Houses, Lots 81 4 Farms for Sale, Rent and Ex-
Change. Particular attention paid 70 Collections
Iasurance effected IL the best and most reliable
Companies. ssp23- I'm
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LECTURES.

Dew. J. ]. slime, d. D., Of Kan4as, Radical
IA Liberal, will LECTURE at Olarks Hall, 47y
Pc. avenue, I UkSDAY, SATURDAY and SUN
DAY EVENINGS, the 9Th, llth aud 18Th instant on
= The Origin and Evidences of Christianity !" Is
raelites, Christians and Inidels invited. sS-3t'
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A MAIL kOBBKR CAUGHT.-FOr rome time
past money letters passing throu gh Fannetts-
burg, Fulton county, Pa. post Office, OCCASION
ally missed reaching their destination, and were
never again heard from. This nnal ly aroused
suspicion that all was not right and the Post
master, named James Miller, was suspected as
the guilty party. A detective was ordered to
work up the affair. decOy OF money letters
was sent, and the detective ing gone to Fan
nettsburg Wednesday, secreted himself at night
near the post Office. About O'Clock Yesterday
morning he caught the Official in the act of rob-
blng the letters of money. He was immedia ate
ly arrested and conveyed to Philadelphia. The
prisoner is a brother of Este Miller, who ia in
the penitentiary for robbing the mail on the
South Mountain Railroad, on which he was the
agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
This Boarding and Day School for Young Laiie.
Will &c reopened Soptemb Der Q, 1878.
fall corps Of experienced Teachers and Profes
sors are engaged.
For circulars, &c, address Principal,
MISS LUCY STEPHENSON,
sep22 I'm No. loo Gay St, Georgetown, ID. q,
nj Ks; 3. A. PICKS SELECT SCHOOL, FOR
~ BUYS, southwest corner 18th and X streets
Inc fourteenth annual session commenced SRPTsx
sEk 10TH. sepls-lm"
ROYs' ACADEMY (Fourth Year -GWo1k re
~ commences SEPTEMBER LIST, at Dr. Sunder
land church, "a street, between O street and
principal bookstores, cell at the Prnci pal resi-
oence l22 81 street southeast. Price SIS per quar-.
ter; number OF pupils limited to thirty.
suglo- 2rs1 CHASE ROYS, Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

THE CHARMING LOTTA is winning all hearts
by her grace, beauty, sprightliness and
piquancy. Tonight she appears in her new
play of " Zip" in which she is said to be
immense. President Grant and his family will
be present at the performance tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

THE LATE PROV. GEORGE NJ. SCHAEFFRR-
1T meeting of the Philosophical society OF
Washington, held October 4th, Pref. Joseph
Henry in the chair, and Theodore Gill, esq II,
secretary, resolutions were adopted expressing
profound regret on the decease of their col
league, Prof. George n. Schaefer, an associate
personally endeared to them, and who was for
and promotion of general science. The resolu-
tions express the high appreciation by the soce-
ty OF the eminent abilities OF their departed
friend, and OF the unusually wide and varied
range of his scientific attachments, and con-
clude by rendering sincere sympathy to his fam
lily in their bereavement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

PERsONAL-The friends of the "good gray
poet" Walt Whitman, will be sorry to hear
that he has had relapse and is considered in a
precarlous condition. Senator Chandler is
IN the city. Gen. n. p. Chapman and wife
have returned to their home in this city from
their European trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

TkOTTlNG AT WINCHESTER AND A RIDER
kILLRD.-At the West Virginia state fair held
at Winchester yesterday, John L. Sewers three
year old colt Buckskin won the trotting race.
AT the start of the first race the horse upon
which Upton G. Long, of Cumberland, Md,
was riding, SHE'D the track, jumped the fence,
him as he landed on the opposite side, breaking
all the ribs of his left side. He died this even
ing. Leng is the second rider this horse (Hark-
away has killed within year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

CURRENCY RRSUMPTION.-The Cincinnati
clearing house association yesterday decided to
issue no additional clearing-hOus certificates,
and also retired 100000 already issued, thus re-
ducing the aggregate to $50 900. They also
appointed committee to devise plan for set
Element between the banks while the process of
retiring the certificates shall be proceeding. anu
instructed president Cook to correspond with
the clearing houses OF New York and the cities
in the west and south relative to the mode and
time of currency resumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

THE EVANGELICAL CONGRESS. After our
Geographic report OF the proceedings OF the
Evangelical Alliance closed yesterday Presi-
dent Worlsey read paper on the Constitution
and government of the United States. A paper
was also read on "The Sabbath made for Man"
The afternoon session was devoted to free dis
cnssion OF the relations of the church and state,
which was participated in by Revs. Mr.. Bru.
not, Stevenson, Grant, Burnet and English. At
the second section, held in st. Pauls NJ. f.
Church, paper was read by Rev. j. l.. NJ.
Curny, l.. J.. D., of Richmond, on the influence
of Christianity on civil and religious liberty
which excited considerable enthusiasm.
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PRESIDENT GRANT in response to an invita-
ton to attend the Maryland Institute fair now
in progress at Baltimore, has notified the
president of the institute by letter. that il he
can do so he will visit the exposition with q
portion of his Cabinet on some day before it.
close. Invitations have also been sent to Gen.
Sherman aud staff to visit the fair.
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New York Notes.
ALTON RETWEHN TAMNANY A
The 90. Louis Mutual Life Insuran,

ST. LOUIS, OCTOBER l0.-The board Of direr-
tors of the st. Louis Mutual life insurau ,e com
The ftate superintendent In applying for An in
junction as unjust and unwarrantable. and
reckless abuse Of power, and declaring the
institution able to meet all liabilities,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-10

The SENATE CHAPLAINcY.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Times say.
that 1.-THE most prominent candidate for the
vacancy in the Senate chaplaincy expected to
be caused by the absence of Rev. DR.. Newman
next winter is Rev. DIR. o. II. Tiffany, pastor of
The metropolitan Nj. f. church, who failed OF
election last winter by only few votes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26
Spanish News.

A serious misunderstanding has oc-
cured between our Minister, Gen.
Sickles. and the Spanish Cabinet
When Secretary Fish telegraphed the
news Of the execution of the VIgiaius
prisoners, Mr.. Sickles demanded a
stay. The Spanish Foreign Secretary
answered that he did not believe the
report, and questioned Mr. Sickles au-
thority to act. Mr.. Sickles then, In
the name of the United States, protest
ed against the inhunan butchery and
the insult to the American flag, and
demanded that Spain should enforce
obedience to her orders In Cuba. The
Secretary also declined to permit Mr..
Sickles to discuss municipal affairs in
Cuba, and the interview ended angrily.
A mob, inturiated by the press of Spain,
collected before the United States Le-
cation, and threatened Mr.. Sickles with
violence. The authorities succeeded
in dispensing the meb. This incident
would indicate the existence of the
utmost hostility, on the part Of the
people, against the United States.
The Spanish Government will print
official statements showing that the
further execution of the Virgiaius pris-
oners was suspended as soon as the
order was received from Madrid.
While this fact does not mitigate the
first atrocities, it gives a more favor
able showing for Spain. A telegram
received on the 21st at New York
from Madrid, says a second attempt
was made to assassinate Minister Sick
les by the Spanish mob, and that our
Minister received painful wound.
OF course, the reception of such news
created the widest excitement every
where. Our Government intends act
ing speedily and promptly in the mat
ter, and it is believed that ifSpain does
not make tllil and ample reparation for
both the execution Of the VirgiaiNs
prisoners and the insult to our flag,
war will be declared by Congress at
once. The greatest activity prevails
in the Government navy yards, a
large number of naval officers have
been ordered to duty at once, and
twenty Of the most powerful vessels of
our navy will be in Cuban waters in
less than thirty days.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

The Canadian rivers are all frozen
over. Cold, freezing weather there.
James Linen,Ethe poet, contributor
to the KnickerJocEer, died in New York
OH the 21st.
HEARD FRoM.-Messrs. Morgan and
Miller had reached the Dalles early
last week, EN- route for Swauk creek.
Sunday was most delightful day,
and almost everybody was out enjoy
ing the clear, bracing weather.
The Changers of Lane county cele-
brate at junction City on the 4th of
December, Mr.. John Henry Smith is
to deliver the Grafton.
Ingersoll, of New York, has been
committed to the Tombs to await trial
on the ring indictment, not being able
to furnish bail.
A new line Of steamers will be laid
on between San Francisco and Sidney,
it is stated, about the middle of next
month. 1t will be under the control
of Britishers.
S. j. Mccormick has received full
supplies for the holidays at his place
in Portland. Orders for all kinds of
goods promptly filed by Mac.
See fourth page for brown sugar,
ETC., says the Astortan. We searched
the fourth page, but saw no sugar.
What kind OF behavior are those, Ire
land?
A brigade ofinfantry, two regiments
Of cavalry and three batteries of artil-
lery have offered their services to the
Governor OF Illinois for the ''Cuban
War;" Illinois Is on it.
The California Legislature meets
next Monday. The Aitd thinks
Booths chances for the U. s. Senate
are slim; that the Democrats will have
their own candidate. and will get about
a dozen votes for him from "Independ-
ents."
The Secretary Of the National
Grange says that 43S subordinate
Oranges were instituted during the
first halt OF the present month. The
total number Of Oranges now in the
United States is 8, s,262, witha member
ship Of 819,65O.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26
--latest News.

l
| Germany sends two ironclads to her
fleet in Spanish waters.
Col. VIM. Farrar, formerly U. s.
Attorney at Portland, died at WASH
ingtOn, on the 24th.
Tweed Is said to be utterly broken
down by his sentence. He occunies the
murderer's cell In the Tombs.
The maiority of Conomssmen at
present In Washington are opDosed to
war. New York also protests against
it.
Tn tha Cs,.r,os,on N.,,u vat o ,ao
men ara A. SorS "' o"S' 9So no. a. tEo ~
| Washington NAVY Yarl
Rohart c.o.,,-t.. 49,. ..o;,,
RI So 9 ca.s.ns oe'S. =. ',"s "s nocn ",pHAeu PsS
ofKansos - All ~ ,,,,,"o,,,o o,no so"'e'
W " 0"'" ~
WIN: Beige a young lawyer. Secre-
~ soc;ot;a' i. % !. C.,S IvS mon oh;a T'a" ~. ~
SIth w..s ~ "s,,.S,o1, 0Vo g.. ."r ov' y" '"0
--." -, "a1 10 "es'eu '1 io's0'!
Inc New York wool market IS iirm
at zog2Ic for taii. Boston wool mar m
ket-ior California, 70, ~ 80, 3'c;
o.sso' 50 ~ 80 o01s..
FROM san laomligo IL Is announced
tnat cen MaIzetla ana three other
Generals nave Oeen shot, Oy oder OF
fresiueht haez. lhey were imphcat-
ea III recent Revolutionary movements
The full vote of Wisconsin shows
that Taylor beat Washburne for Gov
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

"PocKETs" DISCOVERED. - Late
news from the Yakima mines state
that several "pockets" have been dis
covered in the diggings on Swauk
creek, which had revived the waning
interest in the EldOrado. Of course
we wish those who have gone to the
new placers the best Of success, but we
fear the majority will have only their
''labor tor their pains" to compensate
them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

Jacksonville advices state that Au-
gust Walters, the man who stabbed
and killed Parker, one of the Wilson
circus troupe, at Ashland a short time
since, was convicted of manslaughter
at the present term of the Circuit
Court, and on the 2lst was sentenced
to three years in the State prison.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

WANTED HARD ONEs.-A fellow
wandered into Sunday School, and
took a seat among the Primer schol-
ara, when the teacher accosted him
with: "Why, John. do you know what
condition you are IMP" Yes, MAIN
In the gall OF bitterness. IN the bonds
Of 'niquity. AK me hard Quesll'n." /"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

An immense meeting was held in
Salt Lake City on the evening of the
Dist, in which speeches were made by
the principal citizens. both Mormon
and Gentle, demanding the immediate
vindication Of our flag in the Spanish
affair.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26
How? +?
BY calling on
Il. G. HILL 4 son.

II. G. HILL 4 SON,
it compounded by one experienced in that
particular line. Also, constantly on hand
q good assortment Of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stufEs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated Unk Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; Or. d. Jayne
4 Sons medicines, etc.
Spence's Positive and Negative Powders
kept in stock. Also agents for the
Home shuttle Sewing Machine,
One Of the most useful pieces Of household
furniture extant. Call and examine.
X. G. HILL 4 SON.
Albany, June 10, 7l-4Ovs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

A GOOD JoB.-Mr. Morgan is doing
good Job Of work in the way of els
terms for the city, two Of the three un-
der contract being about finished.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

WORK-1s being rapidly prosecuted
On the last section Through the city, Of
the Santiam Canal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

Cold, DENSE Foes For two or
three MORNINGS past.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

WEATHER-Cloudy, with an evil
dent intent to mist at an early day.
A good rainfall il what the millers
want.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26
EINANcIAL AsD ooMMEncIAL.

Gold IN New York, l093z.
Legal tenders 9O1S SG0l &c.
Wheat In Liverpool 12s Cd; club,
l2s 9d013s.
s. #. MARKETS. Wheat 81 2Ba
2 20. Oats 81 600l 50. Eggs
Oregon, o6c,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

M0IsT, 1'he air was Gail oS moist
are yesterday. Itwas 9 dark day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

To-MoRRow-Is Thanksgiving Day
-ifit dSnE rain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26
AT the Midday,

OF your life, If disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there is still "a balm in GiIead, 4"
by which you may be restored to perfect
health, and prolong your days TO miracu-
lOus extent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26
Murder in Albany


Is a thing which sometime must befall
every son and daughter Of the human fam
lily; and yet,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-26

B-All Work Dome and GiOOtls NOAa.
Warranted to be @s ReprcseaaaeGs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

II the Copperhead editors who are
bedaublng tho Credit Mobilier COM
mittee and their report In favor Of ex-
pelling Nessrs. Ames and Brooks from
the House, would remember that the
committee was appointed BY Hon. s.
g. Cox, Democrat Of the straightest
sect, and that though it was composed
Of . majority Of Democrats, its report
was unanimous, We think for very
decency's sake they would spare their
abuse Of it, and not stultify themselves
by holding the Republican party alone
responsible Tor its action. such un-
compromising Democrats as Niblack,
Of Indiana, and Merrick, of Mary land,
are not the men to favor Republicans
OK discriminate against members oi
their own party. ftheir report we
have nothing moro to say than tina,
it seems to Re free from partisan preju-
dice, and to aim to do justice to al
who were implicated. In assailing /,
30 Indignantly, Democrats are bu'
fouliDg their own nest, or, II they like
the figure better. numbering their OWL
odspring.-Hed. Douglass.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

"What il your name :" asked : csn-
sus taker. John Corcoran. "Yoas
sge 81 "Twensy-ons." "whst your
nativity" "Wsli, that's WHIST both-
en- me. I'll tell You, end may - you
can make 1t out. Ny father waS trish,
but IL now . naturalissd AmsEiaan
citizen; my mother English. and !
was born on . Dutch stigsss. undss
the French nag in Turkish watsss.
Now, how u it3"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

A Green Bay. Wisconsin, girl who
was oil dresssd and ready to b mar
ried, was attacked with tho toothachs
80 severely that she could not 80
through tho ceremony. For two hours
she sat with her feet in . pail Of hot
water and . feather bed about her jaw,
while her waiting afaancsd stood out
In the wVodahed and casoad.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

A Georgia woman 10 credited with
having raised largo family, although
not out Of her teens. It was heE
mother.in- laws family, and she did 1t
with can Of gunpowdsr planted Ia
the cellar.