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RY DUNCANS0N, BOWLING q CO, Aucts
II Corner 9Th and ID streets northve :,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on 80 STREET
BETMEEN MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE AND
CtTREEIS NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION
- OnWEDNESDAY AFTERNOON June 4 tn
wat O'Clock, we will sell, upon the premises,
tho south 81 feet front Of Lot 10, Square 1856 and
bounded as fellows: Beginning at the southeast
angle OF said lot To- and running west las, feet
thence north 80 feet thence northeastw ards TO int
sect Massachusetts avenue at right angles u Loo
feet thence due east l3s IS lou feet ID street
thence south along said street 50 feet, 10 place
OF beglnnis g, and contains ,l93 49, loo square feet
The above lot Is one Of the finest Capitol II III,
and convenient TO the street This lot will b..
subdivided If desired and Is suitable for builiing
purposes.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in and u months.
notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises. Convey RANGING, &C., at cost Of
purchaser. A deposit of SiOO required as soon as
the property lie knocked OF.
Plat to be seen at our Office.
mE DUNCANSON, BOWLING co. Aucts
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvanis avenue aud llth st.
Star Office Building

hAh"E AM VALUABLE CVLLEOTIoN
HISTORICAL, GEOLOGICAL, ErHNOLoGI,
CAL, AGRICULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Embracing complete sets of
r1T-t The Annals Of Congress, and Congressional
44VDebates, AMericsn Archives, State Papers.
S &c., &c. SehOolcraft's American Indians
Splendid Folio Shakespeare. Works OF Dickens,
Bulwer, Leigh Hunt, Poe, Hood, Waverly Novels,
&c, &c, to be sold at Sales Rooms, corner of
Fennsyly ania avenue and 18th street, on TUESDAY
EvENlNG, May 9th, and FOLLOWING EVEN
lNGS. commencing at O'Clock.
oSParties unable to attend the Sale can have
their orders executed by the Auctioneer.
Terms, cash.
MA LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
Sunday Herald & Capital.l
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Try DCNCANSOH, BOWLING & co, Aucts,
u Southeast Ier of 9th and streets northwest
l0a BARRELS OF DEAD BOIL ON WATERS,
MHARF, 6EORGET0WN, ID. c., AT AUC-
TON, ON ACCOUNT OF FREIGHT AND
sTORAGE DUE LADY OF TIE LAKE
@H On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY
H8S31, 1873, commencing at 3 O'Clock, We will
offer for sale, at Waters wharf, George
town, d. G..
lO2 BARRELS DEAD OIL.
used for soaking paving blocks, consigned to Rus
sells wharf, and to be sold to pay freight and storage
due us agents and owners Of the steamer Lady OF
the Lake. Parties interested will tab e notice
GEORGE III PLANT & CO., Agents 3 Owners
mig DUNCANSON. BOWLING. & CO, Aucts.
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All the new books received as soon az published
RICHARD b. MOHUN Co,
as IT 1O15 PenDs. avenue. corner 18th street.
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RY Nm. l.. WALL A CO, Auetionecrs
~ NV Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 900 Pa avenue. corner Of 9th stree

TIL SEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN SQUARE no. 6s5, NEARsr
AL0iSlUS CHURCH.
- By virtue OF deed of trust, dated October 23i
i'io 30, &C aud 10y the writer direction II the
n frS, rG 81 RI tasTe At public auction
OF June, y. ISIS, nj q O'clOS p. m, ali of Lots
Nos 20 and LOO, ia GIiberts recorded subdivision of
Square Numbered six hundred and seventy five az
In the CITY OF " sshington, with all the improve
mehts thereon. being two nearly finished Dwelling
II uses, fronting on north street.
Terms of sale: On@-half in cash, of which SlRl
must b. paid each LOT at sale the deferred pay
ments 10 be made in six ami twelve months AFT er day
OF sale, with interest at ten per per annum and
secured by deed Of trust u the satisfaction Il the
Trustee. Terms to he complied with within six days
after day Of sale otherwise the Trustee reserves the
right &c resell the property after one week ticp
AT the rick and cOst Of defsulting purchaser All
cenN y aucing at purchaser cost
NJ CAPERTON, Trustee
mS0-d W l. WALL 4 co Aucts
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JAMES y. 6oR 90 Trustees.
mol DUNCANSON, BOWLING & co, Aust.
10y LUTTRELL HUNTINGTON, Auctionear.
u 81 Louisiana ave :, bet. 9Th and 10Th SIS

- Sl1 Louisiana ave. bet. 9Th aud 10th sts
rIUsTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE; THREE-ST0 BRICK
pMELLINGS ONSOUTH SIDE OF l. STREET,
BEInEEN 45a AND 6FH SOUTHWEST,
q. By virtue of a deed oftrust, September 23i, A
k D, 1872, and duly Crded In Liber No 6g2 folio
S54, one of the land records for the District Of
Columbia and by request Of party secured thereby
will at public auction, il front Of the premises 10
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May 3Ist A
d, ISIS at O'Clock, M all that certain piece or
parcel OF ground lying and being in the City Ct
Washin gton, in said District, and known As the
west half of lot numbered twenty, f2D,b in square
numbered five hundred and one, J0l } fronting p
feet So inches on south str eet by equal depth of
lsS feet ii inches, and bounced on the west by IS
foot alley, and Oh the south rear by a 30 foot
alley, together with the improv ements thereon
Terms Of sale on each House: One-third cash, Of
which SIS on each piece Of property must be paid
time OF SALE balance IN equal payments, and
two years, with Interest At the rate of eight per
cent per annum, pay abb semi annually until paid,
from day Of sale the purchaser giving notes t. be
secured on the property sold to satisfaction Of
tee. Conveyanci1g and recording at purcha ser (.
cost. The Trustee Reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defar lting pur-
chaser or purchasers in case the terms not
complied with within six days after sale.
WIN. +. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
mig LUTTRELL HUNTINGTON, Aucts
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assss.d y soans.,z eSa:.ss..o 10 90 as. - d:
open daily (slndaYS sxcepted) frsH ! 20 N. n
Msdieinss f1Tnisbea Eassitoosiy; OossgItins ihy:
srmann, Y. p: Johnson, and 0rafton Tyler.
AIs.d'i PAys.eies,; Dtssesss. NMs ~ Ssytss.
BE- Ia, Wy Sssfy sesS
LII ps.ts, s.ssss.yi ysm.s Q. xsensdys Irs3
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by DUNCANS0N, BOWLING & co, Aucts
u Corner 9th and ID streets northwest

- Corner 9th and ID streets northwest
IMMENSE sALE0F DRY GOODS, MILNE
KY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION
-T On SATU RDAY MORNING, MAJ 81 CON,
hlND lmencing at 10 O'Clock, and continuing every
MID An MORNING and EVEN ING until the stock is
lE w CLOSED out, will sell, within our sslesroom,
large stock of Dry, Millinery and Fancy
foods, removed Tor convenience Of sale. We name
Black and Ceored Silks. Merinos
Black and Colored Alpscas, PNplius
Black and Colored Water proc Fiannel..
Grenadines, Lawns, Suitings
Cassimeres, Cloths, Casinets
Prints, Giughams, MusIins, Lii. ems.
Pekay, White Goods of every De scripti-n.
Netting, Hosiery, Gloves, Fring ~
Ribbons, Nelvets, Trimmings, s.. &C.
This stock Is seasonable, and compr of the
finest Dry Goods ever offered. Buyers will be fur
nished with seats. The attention of dealers is called
TO this sale, a the goods in good lots
m27 DUNCANSON, BOWLING 4 co Aucts
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V(Y B. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 9TH street, between and H.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, ON EAST SIDE OF 7rH STREET,
BFTW EEN AND 0 STREETS, NEAR NEW
CORCORAN MARKET
- will sell, on the premises, on MONDAY,
June I'd, 1873. at 3 O'Clock D. m, a Lot on the
east side OF 9TH street, between and 20 feet
front by ll6 feet deep to q wide paved alley Title
perfect
Terms Osetourth cash; balance in G, IL, Is and "a
months, with per cent. interest. $50 down on day
of sale.
n2sd&ds B. WARNER, Auctioneer.
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n THEsuPREpMsEc c9gRT az THE DISTRICT

H0ldtHE Special Tervg, NAV 2e.h. lgs
In the case Of Charles N. Mathews, executor Of
ALLISON ;. YATES, deceased, the executes
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia Aforesaid
1873, for the hnal settlement and DISTRIBUTION OF the
personal estate Of said deoeased, and OF the Asses
IN hand. AZ Tar a. the same have been collected
creditors and heirs Of said Deceased are aotiesd
20 attend, with their claims properly vouchsS.
or they may otherwise BY lac be exc .uded from
all benefit In said deceaseds estate: Prorsde1,
copy Of this order be published once . week for
three week. in the Star lreyious 20 the said day.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.

RY LATMER & CLEART,
- Auotioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
southwest corner PennsylNsnis avenue and litA &,
Star Once Building
ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OUR Auction
ROOMS
a On SATURDAY MORNING, May 81 com
meneing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell, , ia front
hi OF our sales rooms, very superior collection
= tof Household Goods, &C, embracing
Psrlor Suites, in hairclnth and reys; NJ + Fables
Walnut N. I. Chamber Furniture,
alnui Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstants,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Hair and Husk Mattresses Oilcloths,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows; W indow Shades
Cane and Wood seat Booking aud other Chairs
alnut Extension Dining Tables,
kefrigerstors, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Heating and Cooking Stoves.
Kitchen Furniture, &c, &C
Also,
50 dry Packing Casks, in good condition,
Lot Second hand Doors. Sash. &C. Te-sas cash
m29 2t LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts
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Rf GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th aud d streets

a. On TUESDAY, June 5th, 1873, ct 8 O'Clock
Typ m on the premises sh all sell part of lot
Ills, in square, No. GA, having front of "a feet
ON g street north, between LIST and North Capitol
streets and running back q good depth TO an alley
Terms: One-third cash; balance ia 6, Il and Is
months for notes being interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. Stamps at cost OF
purchaser. $50 down ~ time Of sale.
miS-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aurts
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SoUthw est corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th Il
Star Office Buildings
WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE IN GREEN
AND STRIPED REPS; WALNUT MARBLE
Top GHAMBER SUITES WALNUT aud OAK
BRACING BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, WASH
STANDS AND TABLES; BRUSSELS AND
SEAT CHAIRS oILCL0THS; WINDOW
SHADES: FEATHER BOLSTsRS AND Pill
LOWS: HAIR AND HCSK MATTRESSES.
EXTENSION DINING TABLE, CHINA AMI
GLASSWARE HEATING STOVES; COOKING;
RANCE. KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C. sc
a On MONDAY MORNING. June 81, ISIS
W commencing 81 10 o'clock, We shall sell, Al
|" the residence III l4th street, between {, an
~ VII, near Foundry NJ 4. church. the al I'VE
mentioned collection of Household Goods
need Rep1 LATIMER & CLEARY, Auc:s
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrl-
u Der has Obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding q Special Term.
letters testamentary on the personal estate 81
8 p. CHASE, laJe OF " ashIngton, D. =. dece..-d
All persons having caIms against the said deceasrd
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with ths
vouchers thereof, 20 the subscriber on or before
the 1uh day OF May next: they may Otherwise nv
Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 1Nh day Of NAV, iHs
m2Sf.I II. ID. COOKE, Executor
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n8. WORAL8Yp
PICTORIAL SYRUP,
OOUoHS AND COLDS.
SOLD 81 ALL DR. % GISIs.
A TLEEB wHARy, roof af Ga aad styssss.
TO CONTRACTORS AND MERCHAHrs.
Csrs0ss Of s1oHE' COAL. ,u~,,
discharged from vss,els and stored or dsiivs.ed 4
ax-ly @. Y. ArLIE
VODfHT SUITS in Scotch and dia9onSl, Very
Il nobeys Ct A. 6fBAUS, l0ll Pa. ave., neas
nEAfH 10 THI nODOCs and deoeh % ni95
" price. e The motto q A. sTRAUs', leil Pa,
tn onUHs1 TEA hoHa
Hs removed 10 SIS D arsss.
Between Oh md IN, north -.
IAAe enseDeg than ser. No rent 10 ~.
seoM-S L. BINJAHIN RroDelsooe
YHh ROADWAY COAT ana VEST 10 na1oA =
FL Sne re g a. oTRAUo', thu Oloshieg, 1ol1
Leon.yNeose eveaoe. near llth strose. -
Y,H1 HIARIsf ROUTE 10 TIA Vi...a No..
ave. ssss ~ n sAs vss Of AsrRAu6 lSlt 80
ss'S e tII I5i;'.' Gi:.s g s'i III
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RY DUNCANsON, BOWLING CO., Auct'r.
- corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON
CITY, D.. ON SD STREET WEST, BE
OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN WASHINGTON. d. c., on sra STREET
MIST; BETWEEN AND Ii STREETS
4. By Virtue of a deed Of trust, recorded among
"a: the land records OF this District in Liber No
quest Of the parties secured thereby, the under
signed, as Trustees, will sell. at public auction
the highest bidder, in front ofthe premises on SAT-
CRDAY May 31st, lS3 al ga O'Clock p. IN, GER
tain real estate in said city being the north p feet
front by depth Of said lot of Lot a. in square sSl with
Under the same authority said Trustees will. on
MONDAY, June I'd, 1873 at .. m, in front of the
premises, sell certain other real estate in Washing
ton city, ID. C., being part of lot 5, square 5ls
fronting l6 feet on 5th street west and extending
back by that width "a feet improved bv a three
street, with the rights, improvements aud appur.e
nances.
The amount of Indebtedness secured is s4Oo and
interest at 10 per cent from February 18th, 1873
Terms OF sale: To be paid in cash upon each parcel
S22g; balance upon eac parcel in and II months
cent. per annum, to be evidenced by promiss6ry
notes, payable to said Trustees, and secured by a
deed OF trust upon the premises sold. $500 cash to
paid on each parcel At the time Of sale. Convey
ancing, &c, at purchasers cost. If the terms Of
sale be piled with in five DAYS after the dav
cost Of the dcfaulting purchaser.
JAMES w CoRCORAN. Trustees.
m2l-eoSdsDC NCANSON, BOWLING & 60. ,Austs
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DOUND SALE-There will be sold At the Pound,
Il corner of 2d street and New York -
avenue, AT II O'Clock MONDAY MORN ~
ING. the 2i day Of June, ls73. If not re- N
deemed or before that date
One BLACK and one GRAY HORSE taken and
impounded by the Board of HEALTH up ia tue
northwestern section If the CITY.
1t SAMUEL ElNSTEIS, Pound Master
by DUNCANSON, BOWLING & Co, Aucts
ID Southeast corner Ninth and ID streets northwest
SFyEN.OCTAyE ROSEWOOD PIANO, MAR
HILLTOP COTTAGE SET, L0J Noes, WARD
RoBES, TAPESTRY CARPET, COOK STOVE,
RktRlcERATOR, sc &c, CONTAINED IN
HOUSE sl1 llTH STREET NORTHWEST
- On MONDAY MORNING, Jun 81. CON
menClng at 10 O'Clock, w will s.ll. at
NNNs HouS" sl1 nth street. between II and I
STREETS nc thwest the entire contents. consisting
Of
! Sey n octave Rosewood Piano
Marble top Cottage Set, " ardrnba
1apeStry Carpet
Lou ige, ChsiTs, Bookcase, Tables
Ref igerstOr, C.Ok Stove, Crockery. &c. &c
with n Imernus other articles.
m29 TUkCANSoN, BOWLING & co. Aucts
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BANKERS.

Have REMOVED to their new Banking House on
he corner Of 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue
on the site formerly occupied BY them. mis-. l0
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Churning.

During the process of churning a Ger
tain uniformity Of temperture must be
observed, or the butter will he soft and
apongy instead of being firm and com
pact. The agitation, also, of the cream
must be regular-neither too quick nor
too slow, If the agitation is too quick
the butter will make and unmake itself
before the churner is aware of it. rs too
rapid motion induces lamentations
which, when it has reached n certain
point, is entirely DESTRUCTIVE. of my
thing like the possibility of making
even moderately good OF well tasting
butter. If, on the other hand. the mo-
ton be too slow, the agitators in the
churn fail to produce the desired
ratiomof the component parts of the
cream, and the consequence is. that af-
ter n good deal of time spent in laly ac-
tion the ohurner is just ms far from his
butter as he was at the beginning of his
labors. The best temperature for the
cream in churning is from fifty to sixty
degrees,
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Glover for Hogs.

An Ohio hog-raiser advocates the sys-
tenn Of pasturing on clover during the
summer He presents, as the advan-
tage of this plan, the statement that an
acre of ground in clover will pasture
five hogs four months, and it will take
the corn from half an acre to feed them
the same time. The cultivation of the
corn he counts equal to the rest of the
other half acre. He further claims that
hogs pastured on clover are in far bet
ter condition than if fed on corn. as
they are better framed, healthier, and
eat better, and also states that the land
is enriched by the clover ~pasturing.
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meeting of the Union Farmers Clun III
jamestown. N. Y. Mr.. LouckF was ~
favor of speed, but he would have 1t IN
the walk of horses, he would breed and
educate them in this direction, In his
view it is not absolutely necessary that
a man go through the world at $40 gait
GAIN II minutes md then lose on hour
in extra care of the horse. At the SO
called agricultural fairs fast driving
draws "gamblcrs, whisky and rows.
and he advised the breaking away from
it altogether. Mr.. Jeuner said it Is not
the speed in n horse that makes him
practically valuable to mankind, but
the endurance. the ease with which he
is kept. the duciIity and the health.
Mr.. Clifford was of the opinion that It -
wrong absolutely, and vicious III its Of
fects to offer large premiums for race
horses and such small ones for more
m]criforioua stock. He would abolish
the practice and thus, motaphorically
speaking. throw cold water ON the pool
sellers and other disrcrutahIo rrotos-
81 nails.
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Keep the Cattle Growing

:,
Inc 'loS' S~'''e'SS''' "''''',' W
"i 'oFS'"' ''''l'' Sli''P 7N"',' ""'"
experience .'"' ,n''''''B' '','' .'''
possess the "''' "~''''lllR o''''"'T' lucy
VIII nor u" "'''''"S'o' III P''ou'''%
superior stock u Il continual grown W
Young animals IS not kept mp. In "rd'r
to begin IN tune at thus Indispensable
preparation for success. thohr"odmareE'
COWS, yves nnd S"w7 are most carefully
and suitably fed Will" with young, amt
MS soon as the young animals make
their appearance. they ar" taken the
greatest car" Of. th" lambs h"InR
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Russian Paper and Printing.

The specimens of paper and printing
exhibited by Russian manufacturers in
the last London international pxhibi.
ton are set down as greatly superior to
anything furnished by other countries.
even the English paper makers aoknowl-
edging themselves completely surpassed
both IN the variety and beauty of the
product. The Russian paper is esppc-
tally remarkable in these respects, and
that at the same time is from 10 TO II
per cent. stronger than the paper made
by the English. In what is known as
commercial printing, the Russians are
also far ahead, the style of their work
exceeding anything ever attempted by
the English printers. In ohromo-lith-
ography the contributions of n st.
Petersburg firm likewise take the lead.
In fact, according to a report published
in the journal of the society of arts. it
appears that in everything relating to
the manufacture of paper and the de-
Of printing, the English are de-
behind most continental cOun-
aid in the art Of ornamenting
papers might with profit serve mn APP
premiership with the japanese.
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Purity Of snaach.

Nothing so strongly indicates the man
OF pure and wholesome thought as hab.
itttal purity of speech. BY his CONVEX.
satlon, among his own kind, you may
always pretty accurately form an opin-
ion as TO the moral worth Of the man.
1t Is there, where no restraint is sup
posed to be placed upon his words, that
you discover his true nature. If he
be given to %looseness of discourse, or
his mind wanders TO the discussion Of
subjects prescribed in mixed company
IN respectable society, you may Justly
mark him as one with whom association
il undesirable.
The individual whose mouth is ever
full Of indelicate illusions, or whose
tongue is ever ready trippingly TO give
7 good round oath, is by no means q
person 10 be courted a. d companion or
valued as a friend.
If q man reflect after vomiting forth
an obscene expression of disgusting
blasphemy, he must feel his s~elf.respect
ehooked, if habitual profanity or OBJ
acenity have not already destroyed il
entirely. An observing person cannot
fail 10 note with feelings akin to horror
the prevalence Of the vice shat we con
denim among not only growa1 persons,
but the interest toddlersi In our thorough.
fares and on street corners. often
within the hearing OF the most sensitive
aud refined females, sometimes even
ievelled at the ears Of young ladies and
young girls on their way to and from
5chool and other places. These cigar.
amok1ng aud p~rofane boys and Adde'S.
cant youths acquire this habit from the
p2rnicious example Oh their elders.
against whom the rigor Of the law
eyerypossible case be enforced.
Another Of the causes, and a most DO.
tent eauae. Of The growth and extent If
thus evil is the introduction in magazine
or newspaper reports 81 profani-
", aud che careless habits of authors
and actors IN stage plays. where they
aim 90 give strength or emphasis to their
ntrinsically weak creassons or rendi.
ions by coarse or profane epitheta. III.
objections or illusions.
These violations III dpoency atd sense,
sddea 70 the polluted EDITORIALS that are
'hamelaRaly diapIayed and aold from
very nowsvendar's ahop or stall. are
'xerting 81 influence ON the thoughts
nd passions Of our people. young and
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EXTRAORDINARY CURES. - We have
read many accounts of extraordinary
cures by DIR. WALKERS C~AI1FoRNfA
VINEGAR BtrrERs, which have seemed
increditable. We are inclined to be-
lieve them, rs many of those who vouch
for them are persons whose veracity we
ean guarantee. The newspapers TEEN
with testimonials of this character. and
there is IN air of ~particnlaritv and of
truth about them which cannot be re-
sisted. One manifest superiority the
VINEGAR Buffers possesses over other
Alternative and tonic preparations. 1t
contains none of the burning fluids with
which most advertised bitters are i'm
pregnated. 1t cannot create fever. In
stead of elouding the brain. it clears it
if elouded. It is we'll known that nIco-
hol, ever Of the purest description.
weakens and untones the stomach. in
stead of b~racing it, and is, therefore.
poison i'll cases of indigestion. Fancy,
then, what must be the effect of the
cheap tire-water employed in making
ordinary bitters and tinotures, on the
weakened and inhamed digestive organs,
VINEGAR Buffers, ON the other hand,
soothes the stomach, while it increases
the appetite and ~relaxes the bowels.
Dr. Walker is a regular physician. and
his remedies have just az much arthori-
ty as any standard remedies of the fac
ulty. We believe they are destined to
become a household medicine.