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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

RUSSIAN PRoGREss.-A new and mag
nlflcent emanation of Russian enterprise
IS the scheme to extend the PATH and
Ilfiis railroad to Baker, on the west
bank OF the Caspian sea, and thence to
Ieheran, the capital and metropolis of
Persia; 1t is not surprising that En-
gland looks upon the project with jeal-
ousy, but the empire of the north is
approaching point where it can afford
TO disregard the objections of Great
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

SALE OF A HIsToRIcAL RELIC. Wash
lngton's headquarters, sold by auction at
Morristown, N. j., few days ago. was
purchased by Ex-Gov. Randolph, W. v.
Legerwood, George Halsey, and Gen. N.
Halstead, for $25, 1000. The intention of
the purchasers is to hold it for the State
until the Legislature meets, when, if SO
peslred, they will transfer it without
profit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

l have found very efectual rene
dy for the annoyance of ants nesting in
the garden paths and borders. A strong
solution OF carboic acid and water
poured into the holes kills all the ants it
touches, and the survivors immediately
take themselves Off Care must be taken
in its use, as it destroys animal and
vegetable, as well as insect life. "-Ea,-
change.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Visible Supply of Grain.

The supply of grain, including stocks
IN store at the principal points of accu-
mutation at lake and seaboard ports. in
tlansit on the lakes, the New York
canals n and by rail, June IA, 1873, was as
follows ''>'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
To CORRESPONDENTS.

All accommodations for this paper should be accom-
panied by the of the author not necessarily for
publication, but evidence of good faith on the
part of the writer Write only one side of the na
Be partcul ary careful in giving names and Gates TO
have the letters and figures plain and distinct
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Whont I
HOW People Get Sick.

Estimated.
And rye Gas, 525 Blu.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03
SsleriM''s Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
ID ecution to me directed by the Clerk
of the Circuit Court OF Marion County
and State OF Iowa, have levied upon,
and will offer ut public sale, at the
door of the Court House In the city OF
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, on
the. 10Th day Of July, A. ID. 1873, be-
tween the hours of 9o'clock A. NJ, and
4 O'clock +. NJ, commencing at IL
o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, tO-wit:
The north half Of the northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter, and
the north half of the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter, sec. ID,
Up. "a, range 20, TO satisfy first claim
In favor Of John Reaver, for the sum
OF $259.S5, with ten per cent. interest
from June 3D., 1873, aud the north half
of block 10, and lots 8 and i'm block
8, and lots / and block Z, all in Hill
lis addition to Knoxville, Marion Co. i,
Iowa, and lot l3, situated on east side
of Mill street, In Ulche d. MetZ's adj
dition to the town Of Marysville, in
said county.
Levied upon as the property of
James Curtis to satisfy an execution
In favor Of VIM. Bell IL Co., and
against James Curtis.
J. p. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Marion county, Iowa.
Dated June Is, 1873. (3-4)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03

The following puzzle issaid to have
been composed by the Bishop Of Ok
ford: / have trunk with two lids,
two musical instruments, two estab,
lished measures, and a great number
Of articles carpenter cannot dispense
with, then l have always about me
two fine fish and great number of
smaller ones, two lofty trees, fine
flowers and the fruit Of an indigo
nous plant, two playful animals and a
number of smaller and less tame
breed, fine stag, some whips with
out handles, some weapons Of war
fare and number of weathercocks
the steps of hotel, the House of
Commons on the eve Of division,
two students or scholars, and some
Spanish grandees to wait upon the.
Answer-The human body, eyelids,
knee-caps, drums Of the ear, feet,
nails, soles, muscle, palms, tulips,
hips, calves, hairs, Heart, lashes, arms
and blades, veins, insteps, eyes and
nose, pupils, tehdons.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03
-. = - = = .. :
OrlE1mal Notice.
ITO WILLIAM ELLIS AND JERUsHA N.
FILLS:

II You and each OF you are hereby no.
Titled that there is now on file in the
bffice of the Clerk Of the District court
of the State of Iowa In and for Marion
comfy, petition Of Admiral Is: Mill
Ter, asking said court by . decree
thereof to compel you to make con-
yeyance to him Of the south half Of the
south west quarter of section thirty
-four f34) in township seventy-six (76l
north Of range nineteen 40 west OF
1.-THE 5th p. NJ. containing eighty (SO)
Iacres more or less, situated in Marion
|county and State OF Iowa. TO correct q
mistake in a deed TO said Admiral Is.
Miller, made on the 18th day OF Feb
lruary A. ID. 1859 by you.
And now unless you appear thereto,
land defend on or before noon OF the
second day of the September term, A:
ID. 1873, OF said court, which term will
commence on the 1st day Of Septem-
Der. A. ID. 1873, default will be enc
tered against you, and decree render
ed thereon as prayed for in said peti
ton. A. Il. MILLER, II
% $50 Plaintiff
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03
SheriG's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
ID cution to me directed by the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Marion
County and State of Iowa. ! have lev
led upon, and will offer at Public Sale
At the door Of the Court House in the
city Of Knoxville, Marion county
.ova, OH the iJth DAY OF July. A. "
1873, between the hours Of o O'CLOCK
A. M. and 4 o'clock +. NJ, commence
ing at ] o'clock +. NJ, the following
described property, to-wit:
Lots 3 and in block 70 in the city
of Knoxville, Marion Co., Iowa.
Levied upon as the property OF Geo
T.. Yarger to satisfy an execution In
favor of A. J. Kerr, and against Geo
h. Yarger.
J. p. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Marion Co., Iowa.
Dated June Is, 1873. (3-4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03
Original Notice.

To A. II. HUFF:
You are hereby notified that there
Is now a petition Of A. ID. Wetherell
on file I'm the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of the State of Iowa, in
and for Marion county, claiming 6f
you two hundred dollars on two promi
issory notes, and that your property
has been attached to secure said
claim.
And now unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the secdhd
dry ct the September term, A. ID. 1873,
OF said court, which will commence on
the lst day Of September, A. D. 1873,
default will he entered against you
and judgment rendered thereon.
STONE d AYREs,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03

endorsement to q thief and q default
er. we shall lose confidence in their
honesty, and will be prepared 10
prove that the Grange business Is
The grandest farce which has ever
been placed on exhibition for sensi'
bic men to laugh at.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03

Mra. Matilda Fletcher Is to deliver
the annual address at the Nebraska
State Fair, at Lincoln in September.
Subject, "Farmers Wives and Daugh-
tiers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03

A misery man named Ber2er died
in Burlington recently. He came to
that city in 1883, worth 81 900. His
estate is worth 81 $4,000.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-03
BLANKS
AT TIE
Voter ONCE,

We now have, and shall always keep on
hand, for Sale at very Low Rates. by the
qure or singiy, the following Blanks, very
| nicely printed ct this Office:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
The Public schools of Washington
Siosed-by the independent Press

The Iribtsoe'S special" yarn to the effect tn at
eight OF the public schools of the District had
been closed for want of funds has been srged
and embroidered by others of the truthful Gin
dependent" press, until, ~ it now appears, all
the public schools of Washington are closed;
and the Indignation of the country is loudly de-
msnd1d by these virtuOus sheets against the
Beard Of Public Works, who have, in further
ance of their strociOns projects, undertaken to
summary sIuelch our noble system of public
sc1oOls and keep the rising generation in bru-
tish ignorance so that they OF the Ring can the
better plant their tyrannical heels on the shout
ueIs or the aforesaid dehased and gr0amng
masses. IL is a pity 20 spoil 20 much virtaoas
wrath, but as matter OF fact the children of
Washington. with satchels ard .'shiuing morn
ing faces al our streets about Q a. IN. IN way
to Indicate that school il keepin" in this Dis
Gict very much "a usual. But we don't sup
pose the truthful "indepenG ent' press will ever
take the trouble to correct the uisstatement,
and their readers will he left TO suPpCss that the
Ieelic schools OF Washington have been really
closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
MING STAR.


The present financial trouble has dem1n-
strated pretty conclusiVely the impolicy of
banks undertaking 70 pay interest on call loans
The Chicago Tribune. In calling attention to the
dangers from this practice says that it was
this cause paying interest on call dcpos-
itsl that compelled the Union National and
Third National banks OF that city TO Close their
doors and ~ hi h has brought the same fate upon
other bank. throughout the country. That
paper holds thst National banks, A. proteges OF
the Government, should be prohibited from
paying interest on call deposits; but what 10
sound in regard TO the National banks 10 sound
as regards any bank or banking ho1se. The
plain fact Is that no bank or banking house can
afford to pay interest on call deposits. To pay
interest they must invest the money de-
posted, in securities, which, a. recently Illus
trated, il Is impossible to convert into
cash on demand in times of panic. In
1866, the Bank Of England held meeting t.
discuss the eIpediency OF paying interest on de-
IO,its. Ii hal never been She practice of the
Bank OF England to paw interest on deposits
but there was 10 formal rule prohibiting it. At
this meeting, Mr.. MoxOn, one of the stock
holdrs, submitted a proposition that the bank
should bencetOrth pay interest on deposits, Civ
ing as a reason tor a change of policy In this re-
sPect that the bank was foregoing large profits
which il mi sht otherwise enjoy. In reply, the
governor Of the bank declared that more dan
gerOus innovation cOuld not be made. ssThe
downfall of Overend & Quincy, and of manv
other houses he said, ''must be traced to the
policy which they adopted Of paying interest on
deposits At call, while they were themselves
tempted TO invest the money SO received In
speculations in Ireland or in America or at the
bottom of the sea, where it was not available
when moment of pressure arrived" The
united sentiment OF the meeting, with the ex-
ception Of the gentle man who proposed the in
novstion, concurred with that of the governor,
and the question was not even put to a vote for
lack Of a seconder to the motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

And now the New York Sun correspondent
undertakes TO wriggie out OF the falsehOOds
branded upon him in the card of Mr.. Ii. CLAY
Stewart, by saying that his informant was an
attsche OF THk STAR, This is a pretty in
genious way OF giving credibility TO his state
ments by quoting respectable authority, but it
won't serve. He got no such information from
STAR attsche, or from any other responsible
source He made it up. That's how he came
by II, just a. he doe. by all his other statements
about District affairs. And Mr.. Dana, who
lately declared in big type that he was always
ready TO give opportunity in his columns tor the
refutation OF any misstatements, has steadily
ignored the request made by Mr.. Stewart for
the publication Of his card in the San How is
this, MIR. Dana?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
HI " EAl n III.
War DEPARTMENT, uStos af Cs,s1 Stsns.
n. 80

WAR pkPAkrAENT, Uees Q CstO StsaaI u(lesy,(
WARRINGTON, October IL, 1873, II: 20 q m Z
SYNOPSIS Fok The PAST TwsSTI-FOUR Houas.-
The barometer has fallen since Friday morning
throughout the Atlantic and eastern gulf states.
The low barometer that was in Manitoba is now
borth OF the lake region, which latter region
tbE pressure has fallen slightly, being lowest on
LHke Erie. The bar meter has risen apidly in the
eXtT' me northwest. Clear weather, with cool norIh
west, rlJ wines, prevail In tn lake region Cloudy
W HIhcr over the lakes. msli region OF threat
eni weather and light rain Is reported from south
era Indi ma. Clear weather prevails in the gulf
ard Atlantic states with ligst fresh uOrtherly
winds.
PRoBABLITIES.-FOr the ret Of SATURDAY. in the
gu states, boTtberly winds, rising Temperature,
= clear or partly CLOUDY weather. Fur tho sou "a
Allan &c states, clear weather, with erly nd
o.. the lautlc coAst For the middle states, lrth-
sstefiy " nds, Ne-rlBg to the southeast with rI.-
ING temperature ADD clear or partly cloudy weather
10 Eug and, uo'th AID east wi IDS, risi ng tenn
rature AMI inca easing ciouGiness For the lowe
Iakes fallLg barometer incr ssing cl 'udnsss, aud
D., sr' Us csl rslns al ssihly occasional brisk
WINDS Tor the upFeT AXE region and the nurta
west rising barometer, BorthN esterly winds cloudy
snd clearing " Gather with falling tmpsr 4ture' For
The ONO valley cloudy weather, ,ssibiy light
local aims followed by clearing weather Saturday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
FINANtIAL ANB COmMEnCIAL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, October n-Nirginis skies, consoI-
idsied a., Jio to-day.
BALTInOEk, OCt Der n.-CCttOn quiet; low mid
etu So, u GU each. Flour dull zEd Hnch ans -d
tesi dull sDo lower-white choice, rs; fair 10
y ne co 5gefl 10 choice amber. l90, good to
PRIME @ on o. {. nmon t. fair do &0esl 80; Ohio
anu D. diana, l4o@I 20; Pennsyly snia, 1901 ~.
HlNs q western, Is Oats actiye-sOuthern, 50esSl;
- sterb mixed, 5000; do white, 81 Bye steady
si6d9O Hs1 IN, hanged. p visions unchange4 aud
h-sSy, Mtss pork-H 25tdH 50 Balk mests-shoul.
o,ts, -; clear rIb sides, 81. Bscon-shoulders
yeg94 clear RIB sides, lOt1lOha sugar-cu, ed hams
!. ais Lar5. So ers1i. Western batter rrcei o..
jig and 10 good uemsnd. Coff~ nominal. Whisky
.rAk AL. low eT, %. Sugar dull l0.s.
Nav YORE, October u.-Stecks dull. Money
u an iuteTe- {" Is and Interest Gold, 81. TX
v~sk.
HKw YORK, October ll.-Flour dull and declin
iTg whesI dull and heavy. Corn auiet and heavy
LONpoN. Oct Der II 1870 p. NC ,nsols for mo.
ney U1s Gysts for account, rs 1et bonds of 1865
old Pos, kTI-, as.
LONDON, October il, D. m.-Ere,
PARIS, october IL -Reutes. 81 franc. % confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

The Spanish forces, after a struggle of five
years, have been wholly unable to crush out
the Cuban patriots, and the latter are really
stronger and better prepared to maintain the
contest than they were when they first took up
arms In the meantime, more than 100 900
Spanish troops have been sacrifced in the con-
test good many people are beginning to
think that the patrists have about earned the
right to be recognized Is /" belligerents.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

Mr.. Bradlaugh, says a Western paper, has
just enough ability to stir up a dissatisfied
people, but not enough to guide them to any
wise effort whom once aroused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

Mr.. q. c. Fulton, OF the Baltimore American,
who has written by all odds the best European
letters of the year, has returned home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
BCOhs, Stationary. &s.

~ OMANCh oE OLD cot NTtIFEr Fame
~ tt lie ar ShilltNGlnN : Bio ksts-a.
VI M ard b. rie TIE rf- Z Their rti "a o.. ~
si'NSidrr BAN. Manual - n i~tfrr, By b. X al
urp .ctr Ariiclr ". = * '.Iauc" fr1tsi tn FrHnHA
Wis huryfla e trErE#. lV tka autn g g NJ
paughJer Ehuur BsilHhpu-i ant d nd -. hs NJ
a ! Nt'T l-us The Ma g q Gra, IauI-. ussr Co..
~ Mrs Nuury Maud Nias o. NJ O., WHAT
collins Bisnch" Sry1l'ur, D, the lsr q Erms's
ftkaEf in~Ht. Nfua- ~ vel o. t'rHfs-
len h.i- etraE-rrs aud iilETIuis. b. Mi. Rraf-
I"n Win an VI ufurt. bA il. aufnHr nf N HnsshHIf
b"INrfte. thsttvrtIN IHr rs, Illustrated Nth
wood cR cravings 81 ;h- D. sh-sr elias. Driven frat
ne Paih, novel. Cci. ~ D. Charles smart.
ih' Sun = an bfgaU aisrint-r, hy N sris SHphia
SNsTtL- Los al Cat. n-atn, "A vel. three volumes
- che, con r'rt-. Ruth nsKv ", D. LAds Blske
hNpisi"d' by the zufhur q NN hnuth- "A ace
cuf ild,csrs hN Hamilton AIDE. A >inpl-tpI.. ~
tharles Meade. The Cross uf n-ruat. sr, Irsna'.
Lovers. a gawsrful aud fAsriua'iug usrei. trtn.-
isied nom tho French ~ two young ladies II ash
Bisnk Book, Playing Caris. Papor sni Eny-i-
Ub ana eNtfl tiiiE o. "a Stationery liue, al Ihs
very lowest prices. ftsr "a a.
sHiLllNGIoS BNnkSTDRE.
oc's-u corner - u suI Psuus. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SToCk Foh SAB
:. fcv share q ;tes COX oE rHsSNIIoSAL
UNION INSURANCE C0MPANf OF WASH
lNGToN ior sale. Apply Information 20
-. NOBLE LARNER,
Office Nsii4nsl Union 1 ;. Co, CAS- Luui isna
avenue Reel ocfn-S
ECk sALE-S'cck. Good VIII .nd FiNfurs- ~ a
noe CoSFkCrIUN in the beet part & the
euy' Inquire st the Star Office. oeilc N
FOB SAIr-A rare chance for a p.vipS business.
the FANCY and NOTION sToRK % the late
Mrt peCeteT, Nc. ina Tth street northw al An
ply ~ once. ROBT. rOHUN. Ia Adm r.
octlolS No $50 Peun.ylT snia avenae
Eok sALE-k nne DRUG STORE With sb 11t
s1u2 worth Of new drugs. patent msdicines.
&C, Just laid in. Owner desires d 81 - nurona
n iSre chance 70 young Phsrm.cix or PhysicisS
VIII eel. iow Tor cash. or time INQUIRE ~ "a
dress " 222 lsih street .outsv est bss,rs Ia
W. VI sitef ~, IN. ec-S O.
Two PINE THAMs FOR SALE-HoRsKs
TkDCks, HARNESSES and sTARLs Rs'
Qu1sATkS complete, doing fret r.f. b1sip.-.
hight per cent Bonds Of the Board Of Public srE.
viii be taken IN payment. Call AZ s3 High street.
Seorgeto~n. oct7-l~
EoR sALEEThe stock, FtXtuTes aud I3ooi - I'm
Il Of GROCERY STORY; location e tae
best. Inquire on PREMISE, 1913 Psausyfva Es-
hue, Lease on House and Store given Il desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

UDDAws0N' LEDGE, No Is..rps regular
kNENING, October }, 1873 A full sttsndsncs il
Cctll.2t iRepI G. K THOMPSON, Sec.
5kkiNnISSHTs OF ST; PATRICK. ATrEN
b =, voS SIR k6isst,' are Tsauested
in the gTSes.son with the Raishts Of
WILLIAM 9. KkSEaI IS"i ss SS%anu'r 1t
- TIE sUH zR4Thi MORNING ga
ever riIslins its Metropolitan enterDri.ing cotem-
poraries in the race for popular approval, will
TOMORROW
aintain its high character in its absorbing and in
FAy6EITk FAMILY SUNDAY JOURNAL.
GA2ETTE fo-h Of 5s 20 possess the SUNDAY
~ REMAINDER, also, that because Of its large and
c-t.niIy Increasing circulation, the SUNDAY
S g., is one Of the very b-st ADVERTISING
van age of the columns of the SUNDAY GAZETTE
TO il crease their sales.
o T rs inserted up to TWELVE u0
- Read the Sunday Gazette Tomorrow 1t
nS.THE kNIGHTs OF ST. GEORGE will cell
,,h.,I new banner at s.. Joseph Church, oo SUN
The i2ih inst The different .ori"ties invited
+ IL IN The following oder:
,tg1 .. ri,ion-Knights Of ST. Patrick, Knights
81 81. Peter, kLiEht. Of St. COlumbkiii, Junior
h. ishts q St Coumbkill.
5 N" !. HiberLia Il -uefcial ASSOCIATION. Hiber.
Stri-ty ~
TaiTd DirtIon-st Jcseph's Society, ST. Bonita
ius clcty, st Michael's Society, knights OF St
George - "
First Division, ris BIT resting on Louisiana avenue,
opI"sIt' 5th street Second Division, night resting
n leit q First DSi-inn; Third Division, right rest
iig On a. street, OF po-ite lily Hall
R1sts q PTocsSS1.H. From City II all by way Of d
street 10 Uh, alsng Ih to G, up 70 I2:h, down Il
." P"nLsS lvauia avenue. along Penu-ylv av-
"uu" to 81 street west along 20 TO E,up L to a.
-'Tert '.st, thence 10 81. Jgseph's Church. where "A
Grand High Mass will b. celebrated at 10 o'clock
The Rev. Father kguZleiteT, pastor Of ST. Joseph's
church, Viii preach In German and English After
the sCrn"u tn banner will be aedicated At the
conclusion f the dVIre service the procession will
be ret"rTsd in the same order, and march 10 the
Cry Hall over the following rOute I'D street east
. " along t. 4th, down 4;h to louisiana avenue
srr To the City Hall, where the parads will be dis,
missed
she Grand Marshal, J. II. Buscher, a l., has ap-
grsiou y. + Heinz, A. Kramer, l.. Zetier, ID.
CoLnrn. y Ebert, j 7 McAnaey, }. Wise
NAB, Michael Fitzgerald, J ohm Nislein, John X al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11
MEDICAL &C.
Mrs. A. BESIsCn-

MI Ks A BESIsCH,
a., LAEfES Doors SIS.
; 10 e~e :, ee,. s.,~s. n s-hss s6N.w 80 ~
D. hAeAf WILSON. No slS a., s--.--- "A
e,.., terl~nc- "a Arm n - 49, 40 Prrr.
- run ~ trsrrs. n IN a f,.rrs ..sl-t...
= - tst"' sha srienfffr ara h an - -,
- ttr,i tnsI ~ sDahI- md -.rf. -.
81 - T. AdNics sfls u1,-licfr- my ~"
t,s n. 10 n. Snadsys, 10 n snd .
-.
he LION, t-zsNis-s PaFs,-1.. 81 trh
= -; sbf'e n hsars, iots 4. a. a ma -,
speefAities-fo Female Complaints aDa rnfaes..a.
-epl6-im-
NE JANE MILSON hNs REsOVED a. A,x..S
~ street, brtWcs n X snd b -trtfsf, r,rttyr., -
mas pleasAtt ~ ms Tor lAies sisg medical 49,,
m"nt Nn- the e-st q stteudAuo-. .sps s~s
MADAM boss, 80 4. -srafsf Iar..s, 49, A.
'i HeiostSf, has returned e. this CITY, at-T a, -
serce of some zine, aui vill D. please a. - r.
60 trienas, aid al others desiring a. consult b-r
She D nov located ai ~ lsxh street. nort ~~ ana
The ONLY isdy endowed With tho nstursl s-if -
tsreeiing ths Pst ard isrstelling the future HsF
save IN tusis-ss IL Invaluable She r~-p-ct silly
lh,hee Al % call ard ~ couviucei u her srssa
tsrs. As ths hadamk stay 10 limited, Ill -bs
niry. ' ~,
Re- n; FkENCE, of PHfLADELPsIN.
- me c.iehtstrc Roltsbls ClsirsoFaat Physician
s SO ~" msdinis, hs- located 81 1913 Nov Yart
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