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me Star BY Nail.
Public school Prizes.

1t may be noticed that our school trustees had
under consideration at their last meeting the
programme OF prizes &c be awarded upon the
result OF competitive" examinations to be held
near the close ofthe ensuing school term. This
subject was postponed till next Tuesday night
The disposition thus to give this mode of exciting
the emulation OF school boys and glrIs the inves-
tgatien its Importance demands is highly COM
mendsble, for, although the school prize is a
mere bauble, II is associated with principles Of
justice that should not be wantOnly ignored.
Many very thoughtful persons object to the
whole system of prizes, especially when they
can be obtained only by a system OF special
cIamming OF the forms of certain not immacu-
late text books-the thing aimed at being not a
knowledge of the subject. or branch of knOwl-
edge upon which the examination Is conducted,
but rather Of those technical questions most
likely to be asked, according to the within of the
examiner. A fair and correct award of school
prizes is certainly one of the difficulties that
beset school superintendents, vested, as our
school trustees are, with exclusive original jul
risdictiOn. Though the prizes are nOminally
awarded by the board of trustees, yet, as a mat
ter Of fact, the "meritOriOus' are chosen by
substitutes, the regular prizes by the teacher,
the competitive prizes by gentlemen "se-
lected for the occasion" The teachers,
therefore, are much exercised, and often
censured for the choice they make. The
Grammar school teachers, perhaps, are
more oppressed by their responsibility than
any other class interested. These teachers,
during the past year, have often compared ex-
periences, and the result is that they have
unanimously presented some suggestions to the
board with reference to the mode of award,
and especially the time given to the eXamina-
tons. They, in the same written statement,
ask for a modification OF the existing mode of
record on the merit rolls, with view to ap-
proach greater accuracy aud equity IN their
own awards. The present mode of recording
attendance, department and scholarship, almost
unintelligible to a majority OF parents, has
not received the sanction of the board OF trus-
tees, and Is practised rather experiment
than the result of the best consideration of the
trustees.
We are assured that the suggestions made by
the Grammar school teachers in reference to
the mode Of awarding the competitive prizes
do not arise from any dissatisfaction with the
decisions heretofore made by the intelligent
and impartial gentlemen who have kindly con-
sented to act as examiners.
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We are not sure but Gen. Davis original
plan OF hanging the Modoc murderers soon
after their capture would not have been the
best one after all. The trial is simply a matter
Of form, and consequently farce. Capt Jack
and his confederates in crime doubtless under
stand that it will eliminate in their taking off,
but do not probably comprehend or appreciate
the formal details any more than would a group
OF monkeys The testimony of Commissioner
Dyer, IL Is reported, was Of no value in con-
yicting the Siodocs, notwithstanding the fact
that he was present when Candy and Thomas
were killed, and barely escaped with his life.
His testimony, however, is not essential to the
conviction of the Modocs
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Rules, Regalat ioas q nd Ins,ruc lions for
dsmic: iafeesisus ANA %f cia ass b.. ..
eases in the District of olumbia.
= &C; fS5 e Dis
-, lrs, sasde the duty Of The board Of -aith Of
the ii.tret s. Golunb,. Whenever ie their isds.;
AZ, foinlia.be epidemic, iuf-crous coatssi us
rrsoi tons ssd = may, In their nSss
nnep', be derned effective for the preventioa and
fs%ss :ss ID as T. Mo I'D
until BY the said Board revoked Provided, rhAt
ssi M 'S &c II
HSS the Board Of Hath Of the District
Ss now with an spide%ie disease. 81 does
hereby make and issue the following orders, resuls
i' 81 hs.s ~ any m, IN tn.
District q C.l9mlis, having knowledge Of any case
or Grim inieeai Ss d,ssass shall within twenty four
ton ,rsp"r The s.me to the 'ssd Hesith. n0rm'
ANY S e any q ;hs
from the Board Of Heath. the time Tor such inter-
every Within the pi. II q GS1.s anS
10 hereby required upon the certificate Of the attend
c.gnzapfe Of the case. to report the same to the
Board OF Health aud secure permit for the burial Of
No railroad or steamboat company or other
common carrier shall bring into the District OF Co
p.cted If being affected by any of the foregoing dis
tast 9, but railroad, car, steamboat, or other
conveyance on which there may be any person or
article affected pected Of being affected as
aforesaid, shall be stopped upon the limit of the
ouly notified Of the same, aud the proper officer
thereof shall have made inspection of said person
article, aud posed of the same according the
direction of the Board Of Health
4 During the prevalence of any of the foregoing
iseases within the District Of Columbia, there sh Al,
be used disinfectants:-In prvies, dry earth dry
a hes sulphate Of iron carbolic acid with sui phs
OF line, other previously tested and
disiBfectant in er-clOsets, or 10 pounds of sui
phate OF iroo dissolved Ia or gallons Of water,
with one half pint Of crude csrbolic acid added to
the solution, shall be employ ed IN quantities less
than pint night and morning; In drains, sewers
and upon pr, misses generally, quick lime, carbolate
of lime, other equivalent disinfectant snail be
used in such quantities and within such times to
keep all premises within the District of Columbia 10
proper sanitary condition.
That all undertakers, OF persons acting as I'M
Quirt to report to the Board Of Health, before
the tenth day of each month, until otherwise
dered, all internents made by them, together with
certificate from the physician other responsible
person cognzant of the circumstances attending the
death of any Individual setting forth the name, sex
place of interment together with such other facts
as may serve to identify the individual aud he Of
service the Board in enting the spread of cpl
den iC infectious or contagious diseases.
These regulations the Board of Health will, TO
conserve the public health rightly enforce accord
it the drty Of the Board Of Health issue orders,
regulations and Instructions AS aforesaid.
CHRIS q. COX, D.,
President Board Of Health, Dist of Columbia.
Attest-D W. BLISS M. D., Secretary.
Approved Fl d. COOKS, Governor. jyl2 30t
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The Cuban patriots have received another
instalment Of The sinews Of war in the shape OF
cargo OF arms and ammunition. They now
virtually have an independent government in
the eastern portion Of the island of which they
have held possession for five or six years.
Fighting seems to have almost ceased, the
Spanish volunteers having in vain tried to scale
the mountain range which encloses the patriots
on the west. The latter are cut of from the
outside word by the Spanish army; but they
have fully demonstrated their ability to exist
on the productions Of the island. Their heroic
entrance must sooner or later be suitably re-
cognized by all nations, including Spain herself.
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The MARkaea

ted, 525l peeers "a West va a. iOi. bid To- dav
BAIIinons, July Il Cotton duii.iov mid.
avnss, - Siosr quiet and steady; prices unchanged
wheat steady. Corn-white southern active and
nrm, 5000; yellow southern dali, 60; mixed vest
err duil, se(SSss Oats frm-scathsrn, ss@ss;
Hsy unchanged. Pork more sctive-mess, Sf7X@
$Ht. Bulk meats unchanged, Bacon unchanged
Western butter in good demand; receipts better
good TO choice, lSG2l. whisky steady, U@1g3x.
Sugar firm. I09S -
Nav YORK, uly II Gold opened ct ISL. -
The total imports Tor the week amounted to
and 81 $40 ,l3S dry goods.
NKw YoRk, luly l3.-Flour firm, fair, inquiry.
Wheat quiet. Corn shade frmer.
EEw YoRk, July I1-SIocks steady. Gold very
quiet, l5zs. Money easy, s@5. Exchange, long, ~;
short, l0S. Governments very quiet.
LONDON, July IL, 1880 .. m.-Erie, 46k.
LONDON, July ii, m.-Erie, 46A.
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THE WEATHER
WAspINGroN- Julv 0.so - z

" ~
WASHINGTON, July II, 1873, 10: 30 Q. m.
SYNOPSIS FO2 The PAST TwENTy-FOuR g.
The barometer has risen since FRIDAY morning
throughout the gulf and Atlantic states and lower
lakes Ii has fallen rapidly the upper lakes
and northwest. The temperature has fallen In the
Atlantic states, bnt has risen in the lake region
Light easterly winds and clear weather prevail 10
the southern states and Ohio valley Northeast
winds and partly cloudy or clear weather in the
middle Atlantic states. Northwesterly winds In
New England South and east winds, with partl,
eleudy weather, prevail over the lake region and
the northwest high winds were reported Friday
u ght from Minnesota.
PROBABILITIEs.-During the rest OF Saturday, for
the gulf states, diminishing northerly winds
4 llowed by east and southeast winds, increasinR
clOudiness and higher temperature. For the south
ATLANTIC states, Continued north and east winds and
generally clear weather. For middle Atlantic
states, northeast winds yeering to southeast with
generally clear, dry weather. For New England
northwest winds yeeTing TO easterly, with partly
cNndy and clear, dry weather. For the lower lake
regi. and Ohio valley increasing southeastery
winds, higher temper sture and increasing clouai.
ness. For the Nerthwest and upper lakes, south
east winds yeering to southwest, cloudy OF
partly cloudy weather, higher temperature and
numerous local storms. Morning telegraphic reports
arSery generally missing from Florida, he south
west, the extreme northwest and Rocky moustaiD
stations.
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The Tonan's rights movement does not seem
TO make much progress In the Old Dominion.
At the late meeting of the Educational Asso-
citation in Alexandria, a motion was made to
admit women TO membership. A long and
warm discussion followed, and the result was
that the motion was laid on the table.
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FuAxCzAL AHD coxxxxuAI.

The feature OF the New York money market
yesterday was the upward movement In tn
price of gold being the result of advance In
foreign exchange. Money continues easy. The
stock markets are quoted weak.
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. SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.

rs SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
The Board of Health invite the attention Of tho
public TO the following simple measures when in
combination With the liberal use of dsinfeetants In
and AROUND private dwellings, will, they ieve eff.
Iectualy arrest the progress if not prevent the in
PRODUCTION, OF any possible epidemic:
i. Frequent bathing Of the person and chang Of
under clothing, e. pecially articles of wooden wear
z. Regularity Of meals ard sleeping hours
J. Az OIdance of excess in eating; abstinence from
uuripe or decayed fruits vegetables, immature
lEdigestble meats from pastries and from
stimulating and alcoholic beverages
damp night air.
5. quiet mind, relieved Of unnecessary appre-
tensions of disease. CHRIS. e. cox, MD
President Board OF Health ID. o.
Attest-D. W. BLISS, Sec'y b. of RI II
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FTHE CAPITAL,

CAPITAL,
MORROW,
WILL CONTAIN SATISFACTION.
THE DUEL,
DEAD Or DECREPIT,
SPICY LOCALS,
AND
u II. p ABROAD.
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TwAsHINGTON sCHUETZEN vEREIN.
81. r. Il SSSe Sy at hs S
street read all the Bars Booths and Stands for the
and SID By e odss
Wine Bar: Confectionery Stands, 5 Shooting
Stands, Rattle Stands, Wagon Yard and the
Terms OF sale made known at the time and place
jyDet GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
rFELECTION NOTICE..-The annual meeting
oS S6mPAsY "a WASH
iNSJ9S, for rhe election Of nine Preesors will
ia ns' .%en ns 0 oH MoSpAY Jni; H. 1873. TSe
PG'a will ssSf NOBLE f g. sso
w OHIO CANAL COMPANY, ,.-,
Notice is hereby given, that the coupons 81 July,
Raskins House rs Of Msssrs AisSander Brown Sons,
S yiGSfsiS on and ''sr 1SH Gi6oRMAN, President
20 ~ 60. ., S Wa:snssSn ' and t GsoIsstosn'
cash rl.s5slIIt, By up, .i's STATE.
To secur d notes--lO0 90 U other securi-
t. SSS ssd fH os i By ssss
ss'i'oa 4 Us ADAMS, pi::: si;ss 8
CIV. HOWARD, Secretary.
niS,s We. HOWARD, Notary Public.
~MILBURN's POLAR SODA,
AsR "a
MINERAL sPRIs ~ WATERS.
No. 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
| Jele-tr near Fifteenth street.
TRKM0vAL.!Ths undsssignsd have this day
| 0y remov ed from corner OF New Jersey avenue
/ md B street south to their new Storsroom and
Warehouse, fsoutheast corner Of same square cor
1 ner LIST and streets southeast.
i Our increased facilities Will enable a. TO supply
| our customers GROCERIHS, &C., promptly, and q
Pi msyi s m" - eULICK BRO.
~pR. A. PRATT, or.dr.ss q Ohio Oolls0 2
W. Dental eurssFy, AZ m SeIese,, $500 I
| and =, 8 few doom ssolh q Od1 IsilcW9 HnA. Il
srsto B. a. Bacon end Rsv. ". D. nyea0 ~
TCIROULA1lNG LIBKARY-Y. n. o. A
| Wy Building, corner Of 9Th and d streets, OPEL
from a m. to ~ p m; Completed sets Of AL IN.
| Dickens. Bsiwer, Mrs stowe, Wilkie COLLINS, Mia
Muhlbssh, Cooper, Holmes, Agsssis, ryndel, "
| Anderson, Bushnell, Guthrie, Miss Warner, &c.
&C; Terms: 9s Per year, or s1 per quarter. -.
BAH SERVICES st . ,, N. In Liaeeln Hsll, iva
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SUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF.
- Sugar Cured HAMS.
Sugar Cured BREAKFAST BACON.
Genuine East India CURRIE POWDER.
Lewis 4 Bros SALAD CREAM.
MUSHROOM CRACKERS.
Bonds BOSTON CRACKERS.
Smith CO 3 Crushed WHITE WHEAT lbs.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO.. Grosors,
jys lOl2 Masonic Temple, 9th and r streets.
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ROATs FOR SALE AND HIRING, at the 9th
ID street wharf. Applyto IA
jsll ~ 1899 6th street, bet N and 9. W 49,
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1F THE SUNDAY MOANING GA
Wy ZETTF,
Caters unsYaringly with rich, mental pabulum
TIE MORROW

Of gTy 1Ss q its Is geo re.der.
CIV R9Issse. MLGSGN
ta,es The Latest sen.etion will make the fur fy;''
SARAH LANMAN HOOPER writes from Gotham;
BELNA A. LOCK WOOD saws something about
S cha BELL House
sion, NeNport spOndence is interest g Sport.
ing and Base Ball occupies some space, besides "s
thousand and one" ITEMS ''too numerous to men.
RI To be amused, edited and instructed, don't
fail 70 read the SUNDAY GAZETTE tO-mSrrow.H
elOnr readers must remember the SUNDAY
GAZETTE is acknowledged to be the vpy tssf Ad-
IL Advertisements inserted if left up to Twelve
CID O'Clock tonight. IT.
FNOTICE Sec IS of IAN Ordinance to de-
Wy clare what shall be deemed nuisances iniu.
d. By Boat the Of
to read a. follows:
SIC Is. And be IT further ordained and Enacted,
That al lots of ground within the cities of Washing
stsgnant water, or any marshy land caused By de.
fective drainage or otherwise, shall be deemed
persons owning, occupying, renting, coutroIlins
such land, whether owner tenant ,or agent, shall,
refuse to abste said nuisance il shall be the duty
Of the proper officer Of this Board to remove, or
collect the cost thereof from the owner or Of
said premises, ty action at law otherwise, upon
Passed July rs 5, iSs. CHRIS. q. COX, MD,
Attsst:-D. W. BLISS, H. B.. Ds sscy Oh h'a''ni
Wy ofAPplicants for Appointment on the Metro
pOltsn Police force will hold its regular meeting
Police Hesdqusrters, TUESDAY, July 18th,
1873, at O'Clock m.
jy1l-St T. A. LAZENBY, Secretary.
nFEXOURSI0N TO THE GREAT FALLS,
~ to be given by the ladies Of Wesley Chapel,
WEDNESDAY, July 18th. Boat leaves the wharf,
corner Of Congress and Canal streets, Geor getOwn,
at O'Clock a m.
Round "trip tickets, sl-to be had at the Book
store Of Warren Choate 4 Co, Vernon Row, corner
OF 10Th street and Pennsy lva nia avenue jylI-s
nFB0ARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the parking of wagons
at the corners Of streets in front of
or public squares will hot be allowed, and any per-
sons found offending in this in future will be
dealt with aCcoTdiI z to law.
By order Of the Board:
CHAS. 8. JOHNSON,
Jyll-6t Assistant Secretary.
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nlssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership therefore, existing between the
subscribers as CLAIM AGENTS 10 the city Of
Washington, under the firm Of CHAS. r. MIX d
Co, having expired by Limitation the first day OF
June, A: d 1873. either Of the late partners was
from that date, and now, authorized to attend to
CHARLES X. MIX,
w..ss , DOUGLAS H. COOPER.
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Rules, r eg ala lions q nd Instruc tious for
the Prey~ntien of the Spread Of Epi.
drmic. Infectious and Contagious Die.
eases in the District Of olumbia.
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nFNOTICE.-The Committee on ExaminatioI
Wy OF Applicants for Appointment on the Metro
Police Headquarters, on TUESDAY, July 18th
jyii-3t ia LAZENRY secrstarv
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We bave on hand and always ready to supply any
and every style and kind Of LITTER SCALE ct
the manufacturers lowest rates.
We also o full line Of Commercial and Bankers
Stationery, Blank Books, Cash and Deed Boxes.
RICHARD b. MOHUh D co.,
mSl-tr 1919 Penna. avenue, corner l1th street
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-29
Use Of Metal as Fuel,

An inventor proposes to substitute
metals for coal as fuel for ocean
steamers, and has taken out n patent
for a method of carrying out his views,
his object being TO obtain q largo
amount of steam from given quanti-
ty of fuel,
When coal is burnt the solid coal is
turned into gas, large portion of
heat becomes latent, and is wasted by
volatilizing the solid. The oxygen Of
tho atmosphere is gas by reason of
the large amount Of heat combined
with ii. When zinc, iron or manganese
are burned, the resulting oxyde is a
dense solid little or no heat is wasted,
as it is not turned into vapor. In ad-
dition to this, the inventor obtains the
cosmical heat latent in the oxygen of
the atmosphere, and the result is that
one pound Of zinc will cvaporate more
than four times as much water as one
pound of coal, the advantage of which
on long sea voyages is obvious The
zinc or other metal thus becomes q
vehicle of power, much larger than
can be obtained from the same weight
or bulk of coal, and the oxide of the
metal may subsequently bo economi.
cally reduced at any convenient place
where coal is accessible. The follow
ing is the manner in which it is pro-
posed to carry ont the invention the
furnace of the boiler is divided into
two or more parts; first, tho hearth
or grstc In which the metal is burned,
lin this description we confno our
selves to the metal zinc); secondly,
chamber behind the hearth 10 collect
the oxide. In the case of tubular
boilers, the heated gas from this
chamber is made TO circulate through
the tubes. The furnace has the bot
tom and sides, and sometimes the top
also, of brick, fire clay, or any other
refractory substance. Tho air is ad-
Jnittod over the combustible metal, or
by blast through the same in the
later case pipes or twcors are built in
the bottom or sides of The furnace.
Whether this method proves practi-
cally scccessful or not, II is certainly
based on sound principles. Every one
knows what small proportion OF coal
compared to the iron is used in the
furnaces of iron fOunderics, and how
the partial combustion of the iron
itself increases the heat derived from
the coal. IL stoves could be built that
would burn iron, il would doubtless be
MS cheap fuel as coal, perhaps cheap
cr.--Erchdnge.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-29
kidney & Binder Complaints,

Urinary. and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes, Drorsy,
Sioppagc n Water incontncnce Of Urine Bnghts bis
eae Albumnurs aud In all where there brick
dust deposits the water Is thick cloudy, mlxcd with
E5staners like the white Of an egr, threads like white
tk there Is morbid, dark bilious Appearance and
white bonedust deposlts and when there Is pricking
: burning sensation when passing water and pain IA tho
kna,l % the Back and along the Lolns Price, tIoo
WORMS,-T'he only known and sure Remedy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-29
IN MUSICAL IN

ID sTRUMENTs - Organs both new and
second hand, Mt the Music Store, opposite Guliohs
Furniture store. All persons Interested arc invi-
ted TO call and examine a new style Of Organ now
on exhibition. Sheet Music and Music Books
constantly on hand. apl2i-52f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-29

I, is gratifying to us to inform the public that
DR.. L. Q. G. wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an cnvia-
BILE reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast, and from thence to some Of the first fami-
lies Of Europe, not through the press alone, but
by persons throughout the States actually bcne-
fitted and cured at bis Office. While he publishes
less, so say our reporters, he is unable to supply
the demand. It gains and holds It's reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw OF the un-
healthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes, .rhich causes Irritation.
Second. 1t removes the cause Of irritation
(Which produces cough) Of the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act and
throw of the unhealthy scerctions, and puraes
the blood.
Third. 1t is free from squills, lobelin, ipecnc
and opium, of which most throat and lung rene
dies are composed, which allay cough only, and
disorganize the stomach. II has a soothing effect
on the stomach, acts on the liver and kidneys,
and lymphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching
to every part of the system, and in its inyigor
ating and purifying effects 1t has gained repu-
tation which it must hold above all others In the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-29
DIR. RADWAY'S
Perfect PUBGkTlVE PILLS.

perfectly tasieless elegantly coated with sweet rum.
purge. regulate purify cleanse, an strengthen. Rad
ways Pills for the cure Of nll disore ~ the Stomach
Liver, Bowels Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous Diseases,
Headache CONSTIPATION Cofiyeness, Indigestion,
Dyspe sla, D.ou'nesS Bilious Fever, Inflammation of
The Bowels Piles and al DcanFemens ofthe Internal Wis
eera. Warranted 10 ercf positive cure, Purely vegctA-
ble Containing no mercury, nnera deloerious drugs
tr- Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders Of The Digestive Organs;
cnsaisa tasad Piles Fuinass ~ The niec In the Head
hedy of he Stomach, Nssiea rftlrrn, nguit of fcoa
iau-s WEIGHT N th' Stomach sau Fructstoni sni
ilHsrins The t q The Stomach, Suirung cf the Head,
lltrd ani Dut Breathing, flusrirr the Heart Choking
sui aiins ssnsaont When 10 Lying ruture nmns d
h'.n D't, y wshs before The sight Isyr sud Dull sn IN
The lfti psicency n Perstan isllawnels o the skin
and kyes Pain in the sil Cii Ius and sslsin Tluihs d
Heat, harnng IN the Flesh
few doses o. RAILWAYS PILLS Will free the sys.
TEN from all tie ahcvc.raired disorders Price ?. cents
pcf box SOLD by DRUGGIsTs,
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one bitter.
stamp 10 GApWAi & CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane Nc,s.
York. Information worth Thousands viii be sgif you.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-29

A Boston Gentleman who could not
waltz offered young lady s400 If she
would allow him TO hug her Just as
much as the man did who had Just
waltzod with her. Itwas good offer,
and showed that money was no object
10 him, but they put him out Of the
house so bard that his eyes werc quite
black.