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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03
MAY ROBERTSON

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Then read " Little Things Make Life, ~
The Oft rep ated question "what is life?'
has never been salts actorily answered.
Every attempt to do 90 has only OZARK
ened council by words without knowl-
edge, for distance the definition of
lite by the great Herbert Spencer is o
greater puzzle of language than the un-
solved mystery of life itself. But of life,
thus philos Dphie dy consl Tered, she did
not propose to treat: but of that every
day lif, of each one of US that makes
its felt presenOs a conscious reality 70 its
! ,ssessDr IN lie up OF lif;'s susceptible
tiles and faculties; its Joys and sorrows {;
its successes and failures all its dearest
Nterc.ts that aft ct most nearly our
hearts. Tnat little things MAKE life was
in perfect analogy with all nature.
She alluded to the apparently trivial
act Of starting the little child to school /;
the short lessons learned; the sm Ill gains
mlle from day to Day, and month to
m Dnth, until at the close of school life
we fOind the edusa ion built up, little
ny little a comparison was then drawn
between this very desirable result and
the disastrous consequences of neglected
school opportunities.
She then spoke OF the character being
b tilt up in the same way, step by step
of the granl productions of the Poet,
Scholar and PhIlantropst being acc I'm.
plished by only little gains. The la
N ,nted Aggasiz spent years in the m Ost
minnie Investigations, the results of
which had enriched science and made his
nlme dear to intelligent men and women
throughout the civilized world. Hugh
Miller read the wonders of creation on
the faoe of the rocks, and by attention
to little things, unOb.erved by others,
was able to aid greatly to the geological
knowledge of the age. l,qliry and re-
search in natural Investigations are satis-
fad little by little, aud but few great
truths thrust upon the world sud lenly.
shipping from science to history, she
told us that well-known anecdOte Of
Robert Bruc, and the spider, wherein the
almost despairlng hero, by SO trfiing
thing as the sue: ,ssfdl effIrts of this
small animal to throw its web from one
point TO another (after six dlscouraging
defeats). II stimulated to strike one more
blow for freedom and for S;Jtland. But
for this spider history would never have
recorded the defeat of the forces of Ed
ward the IS 'cond, and che glorious til.
umph for Bruce-and Scotland on the Il I'D
of Bdnnookburn. Small acts OF kindness,
even words and looks, make up
large share of our happiness and
that a all others and the contrary,
Our influence goes out and tells upon
others little by little, for good or evil.
Our whole lives are. built up by little
acts; shall those acts be kind, noble,
self-sacrlhcing aud prompted by right
principles, or shall We use the hay and
stubble and untempered mortar OF an
unkind, unfOrgiving and selfish spirit
1t is only by dlscharging well and faith
fully the little duties Of life that we may
be sure Of hearing ut last, swell done
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03
BALTIMORE. PIrTsBURG a CHICAGO BY
GOING WEST
,LouJO DlvIsIoN.)

90 aud after January IL, 1874, Trains will
run as follows, (daiiy except Sundaysl;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03
DRESS GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS

For the Ladies', which we invite
them to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. A full
assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Country produce taken in ex-
change for goods.
WILLIAMS Bros. & FINKBEINER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03

F. r. MILLER & Co. are now receiv.
ing about two car loads of wool per week.
They received to-day the finest clip of the
season, from Mr. Geo. Loomis, of Webster,
amounting to 1882 pounds. Who can beat
q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03
and Deshler AeeS n aodation.

- Figures IN Heavy Type lhuicate HeeUhR
aud Passing Points.
Tne ~ Indicate Stations at Vhich Trains
Gnust come TO Full Stop an a Signal.
D. MoLAREN ,Sap't. Cincinnati.
JAS. B. MONROE, Gen'l Agent, Toledo.
CALvIS SHEPLER, A gent, berry sbnrg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03


read, "The Two Heroines." This topic
was handled gracefully and we'll. After
several well worded PROPOSE ions respecting
heroism the worlds disposition to hero
worship the deifcation of heroes by the
ancients Miss WEBB proceeded to state,
that while history is replete with the
names of heros, women = none the less
heroic in their sphere--had found no such
conspicous place in history. Yet some OF
them had crossed the boundary of domestic
life, and by the greatness of their charac-
ters recorded their names among those of
the worlds heroes.
Deborah and Joan Dare were her two
heroines, selected for illustration and com
parison, aud their story was strikingiy told.
Deborah was depicted the prophecies and
Israels Judge, who from her home under
the palm tree near Mt Tabor inhamed
with patriotic zeal and religious fervor -
stirred up the undecided and inert Barak
by her words; and finally led him and his
army to battle and to victory, thereby re-
deemius her enslavcd people from thral-
dom.
Joan 0i Are was portrayed the dreaming
peasant girl of France, morbid, but bril-
liant; reused by the very energy OF her
own morbid thoughts she becomes the
great military genius Of her country in
the 18th century, making the world gape
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03

Capt. r. w. BooNE has our thanks for
South Carolina papers; also Mr.. G. r.
MILLER for New York papers especially
the Herald containing HpNRI ROCHE
FORTS letter that was suppressed in France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

RHAI ESTATE TRANsFsRs.-Marg'tA A. Kirt-
land to Alex. V. Grimes, part bot rs in Old
Georgetown, 5000; Christian Kruegsr TO w
a. Bartlett ct al, lot %, square 1.of3, 80 900;
Thoe Berry ct al. trustees, to Philip Phillips,
part lot 2, subdivision OF square 127, Al; @. NJ.
Watkins to Lydia Weaver, lot 60, Chsomsn's
subdivision square 36i, 5000; May O. Mitchell
70 Emma X. Lundy, part lot Is, square SIC.
81 oOo;. Anna p. Bell to Enoch G.. B III, lot SO,
section 8, Howard University estate. So; Chas.
107, 1880; Hugh F. Downey ct al. TO John B
Heustreet, part lot 5, square 7Si, 1900; T. "
Brsnnan and wife to Jos. n. DUB AIRY, square
Galligan, part lot !. square 6si, $50; Mary r.
Shoemaker 10 Jane Ann Jones, part lot 1874,
Beatty add Hawkins addition to George.oyn
$1,000; Henry Kuhn and wife to Emeline Lusby'
and wife TO Catherine Leonard, part lots and
5, square 14, SITS; Catherine Leonard to ,John
d. HHemstreet, part lot 5, square 7si, so; Anne
q snSar sn ,e 70 Geo; bancroft lot and part lot
8, square l65, SIS 600; Anna NJ. Dean to Edw.
=. Gutter, lots and s, square 24s, s12.4I7; s. j.
Denham to +. W. Denham part sousre 51s.
500; John Payne and others to s. Lane. sit,
nate In the county, $3.50; Chas. HUNT TO John
z. Murray, part lot 4, square 1913, al .35i; Jos.
Il. Snodgrsss and wife to Julia Eberiy, lot 81,
square 234, 81 500; John L. Waters to Louis
Susannah G.. Sheriff to John T. Given ct az,
trustees, square south of square ,O59, 81.
APPEAL FOR REL1RP roR THE OVERFLOW
SUFFERERs.-The citizens of the delta of the
Mississippi have issued an address to the people
OF the United States, showing the extent OF the
disaster that has befallen them and the assist
ance that will be necessary. In Louisiana
IA 600 square miles are under water, in Missis-
sippi 1000 square miles, in Arkansas Z 900
square miles, and In Missouri 900 square
miles, hooding out 1i2 500 people. Those issuing
the address estimate the amount needed for re-
lief at S40, coo per day until the foundation re-
cedes. Messrs Riggs & Co. are the treasure s
or the relief fund in this city, with whom con-
trIDutlOl s may be deposited,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, MAJ 7-yirginis likes, consolidated,
20: old, 30. West Virginia's, IL. North Carolina
hts, old, 20 do new, 10; do special tax, bid to-
BALTIMORE, May lection quiet, but frm-low
medliDgs, le1aGlsss. Flour steady but unch .nged.
wheat IN COCO demand ana lUyer-white choice,
! 20; fair to prime do II 65@ll so: choice amber
I t@i ~; coed 20 prime red 1901 70; common t.
fsiI do; i69@l 20; Pennsytyanis, red, l54@l II;
0hlS srd Ipdians do, t5@l IS; western spring,
MGi 81 s S9Tn steady and In good demand-white
western new, s4@56; old. S6@la. Oats dull-south.
ern,63 western mixed, 50; do. white, 6O@bSl. Rye
quiet, coal 05. Hay unchanged Provisions
stsoog. Mess Pork quiet, 2ttGH 80. Bulk meats
ehouideTs, tG6Ai clear rib sides, $685.. Bacon,
shoulders, Ia; clear rib sides, lO1l0lS Sugar
cured hams, l4@l6 LaId firm, l0ssGlUs4. Western
butter active-r.ceipts moderate. 3i(dSs. Coffee
unchanged. Whisky dull, S61s@93. Sugar un-
Nav YORK, May 7.-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
quiet and uncha1 god. Corn Quiet aud steady
NRW YORK, Nav 7.-Stocks dull Money s. Gold
Ia. Exchange, long, 4SS; short, AL. Governments
tady.
LoSDoN, Msy7. 1870 D. m-Erie, gX6x.
LoSDoN, d ay z, J:3j .. m.-The bullion in the
Bank OF England has decreased 1855 go duriug the
past week. The proportion of bank reserve to liza
biities Is IS per cent. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of Eng and on balance to-day
Is t2GoO Erie, 324 Paris dispa catches quote rentes
at 80 francs 80 confines.
@Ss} for account, ss5@ls Bonds Of IsSs, od, III
d, w hves. lC4n. Erie, 49, GI33h preferred, 521l.
PARIS, May THE specie in the Bank of France
nas Increased lS o26O duI ing the past week
hentes, 70 Il aDcs, so centimes.
FRANKFORT, May 7.-BOnds, SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07
ETO WN

TIE GEORGETOWN COLLEGE BOYS AND TIE
PoPE-The students of Georgetown College,
In mas meeting assembled, have resolv we'd TO
avail themselves of the contemplated Catholic
pilgrimage from New York to Lourdes and
Rome, (Which will set out on the 10th of Nav, !
o send to Plus IN an address Of generation and
sympathy, and also a flag, appropriately in
feIiDeI' 10 be blessed by him before being de-
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Thomas Dowlinp
auctioneer, sold Yesterday afternoon the lot
from which the old Presbyterian church was
removed, fronting 96 feet on Bridge street, cor
ner OF Washington street, to j. j. Russell, for
$40 per front foot.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish at the
sold at S7aS7 so per thousand
GRAIN TRADR-The canal boat G. F. Waters
arrived to- day with 500 bushels wheat for j.
u; & d. M. Waters. No sales reported.
SIZE Advertisement of j. g. Nichols, re-
duced prices for ice cream and fruit water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

Warrington sseek Excha.xe, Nay =

washington 0tock Exchange. Nay
Qsotafioss Furnished By kiddlefos d Co., bankeys.
The following were the prices bid and asked Al
tne meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-oay:-bank stocks-National Bank of Re-
public, 15s asked; National Metropolitan bant
iuo BID; Second National bank, los asked.
City Passenger Railroads-Metropolitan st0ck
Iok bid, 3 asked; Columbia stock, 1917 bid,
IL asked; Washington and Ge' rg town
ecnus, 90 asked; Metropolitan Bank stock
60 oid; Sundry Institutional Theater DO d !,
y. y D., per cent, 20 bid, 50 asked; Masonic
Temple bonds, +. q A, per cent, gold, 90
peske and Ohio canal, preferred bonds, 1l3
bid, 1l6 asked; Arlington Fire insurance com-
pany stock, los asked, Washington Market
company bonds, 10 per cent, l02 asked; New
York, Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown
steamship company stock, $50 asked. District
Securities, District of Columbial-Permanent
improvements, rs, j. 6 j., 1891, 50 bid, ~ ask
ed; Market stock bonds, 7's, J. & j., 1892 70
bid, % asked; Water stock bonds rs J. & L
1901, 20 bid. (washington)-water stock, 6's,
>. A. j. 1874, So bid; 5-yesr certificates,
$40, M & N, 1875, 90a bid, 90 asked; 10
year bonds. 6s, j. & j., 1873, u bid. so asked;
fund loan bonds, (Leg.) 6's e., NJ. & N, 1902, 81
pld, 81 asked. (Georgetownl-Geners stock,
8s, q. A: -: ana ", at pleasure, IS asked.
Beard o. Public Works-Certihcates general
imp owe ment, ss, j. & j., 1874, 7sS bid SO ask
ed; DO. 1915, ~ askei; do. 1876, i6 asked; 10.
is,i' 40 asked; do. 1873, ~ bid, 10 asked; sre
20 bid, I9k asked. Certificates, sewer, S's, ,.
& j., 1874, 6S bid, 6Gs asked; do 1875, So hid.
81 asked; 60 1876, 50 hid; do 1877, so bid. s,
ssked; do. 1873, so bid, 81 asked; do. ser a. g
bid, IS asked; Water certificates SIS, 1871, rs
bid, 50 asked. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07
THE COURTS,
EQUITY CoURT-JUdge Wylie.
This morning q number OF routine ord
we're made.

EQUITY CoURT-Jadge Wylie.
This morning number OF routine orders
we're made.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
This morning the arguments in the case of
Smith and Towles agt. Woodruff (patent pa per
lille case) were concluded The cause of Fauncs
against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company was argued by Messrs. ID. Clarke and
;, IL, Phillips for defendant, and Mr.. Merrck
Ior plaintiff In this case FauDce entered suit
against the defendant for damages sustained by
the grading OF Maryland avenue being raised
In front of his property, corner of f4th street.
causing the water to back up on his premises.
found verdict for plaintiff, assessing damages
at $1,000, and defendant moved a new trial on
exceptions, which was overruled, and the case
now comes up on the exceptions.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell.
TODAY, w. Nj. Gait forfeited collateral for
ialluIe to have number on his business wagon.
HENRY Donch, violation of cart law in failure
to maintain the distance req uired: as George
Taylor, same; IS. H. Rockwell, no number on
wagon; 50. William Bethagen, vagrant, was
sent to the workhOuse. John Elliott and rank
warren, loud and boisterous; as each. Michael
smith, profanity, was dismissed with q repri-
ma7d. b. w. Harding forfeited collateral. Fitz
warren, keeper of a restaurant, charged wi h
keeping open on Sunday, was fined $50. Daniel
BucnahaD, stealing six bottles of wine from
william Sanderson, keeper OF the hotel on
capitol Hill. Officer Mahoney, who happened
along just at the time this person was leaving
with the bottles in a basket, caught him. and
this morning he was fined $50 or thirty DAYS in
isll. Robert Rollins, assault and battery on
Taylor Triplett; fined $50 and costs. Samuel
Williams, alias Taylor, was charged with lar
ceny or lead pipe. Sam is q deaf mute, and
has the reputation OF being bad boy. Yester-
day he was caught in the act of cutting out
pipe In house on ID street, and was arrested
Dy detective McElfresh. He was sentenced to
,1x months in jail. Wilson Young, larceny of
Tour wagon tires; 80 and costs. George War
rem, assault and battery on william IL. Smith,
VINO brought pocket full of rocks to show the
court as striking evidence of the attack made
upon him; but other witnesses for the defence
sWore that no rocks were thrown, and the case
was dismissed. Amanda Lewis was charged
with obtaining bacon ham and pint of brandy
from A. Z. Howard. 1t was sho wn in evidence
mat manda had been discharged last evening
from the employment of a MI Evans for al,
legged larceny, and that afterwards she went to
Mr. Howard's store, where Mr.. Evans kept an
account, and procured these articles in the
name or the latter; sent to the grand jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07
wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, May The Post financial ar
tcie says All sales of gold have been at II2Y
as. On gold loans the rates have been / to 81
for carrying. Foreign exchange is strong; prims
al respectively. Money is in good supply IT,
d.y, at Sal for call loans, and 5X az for prime
mercantile paper. Government bonds are Z a
\ higher than yesterday. In southern state
bonds well distributed business was done in
Tennessees, all issues having been firm excepting
new Tennesseee, which were a fraction lower:
Virginia skies deferred cold at IL. The stock
market, on hardly an average volume of bust
ness, has been alternately weak and strong,
prices being nearer, as q rule, to the 10 vest
than the highest prices.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DyPARTMENT, 0oics OF Chi.f SiTsaI OM,e.
WAsHINsIoN. ID. O. NAV Z. 1874. l0:al a m Z

WAR DyPARTMENT, 0Gics Of ChtJ SigadI OMeev
WARRINGTON. ID. O., May 7, 1874, 10: a m 4
FRoBABuITIKs.-For New En- land and tn middle
states generally clear hsZy weath7r low TEN De-
RAJ ure, north and wet winds will prevail, with ris-
u barometer durii g the dsy. For the south At.
iaDtic and gulf states generally clear aud cool
weather, with north aad west winds IN the rst and
the eastern portion Of the last named district Tn
barometer will continue high, and the winds will
shit TO easterly and southeriY with rising tempera.
ture in the lower Mississippi valley For the LAKE
region and thence southwark to Tennessee gsner-
ally clear weather, higher temperature, winds gem
tonary or falling barometer. For the north ives,
clear weather with rising temperature durir 9 the
day, followed by southess 81 TO Invest winds and
falling barometer. The vesern rivers will decline
slowly during the coming twenty four hours
@"Cbief engineer of a coal csrt,' is an off.
cial described in Richmond paper.
81 Miss Freeman persuaded Mr.. Humphries
to elope with her in Kentucky last week, 30 he
says.
~Placards on the st. Louis street cars de-
clare that "This car can't wait tor ladies to kiss
goodbye"
- Mr.. John Rogers, the sculptor, whose
statuettes in clay have been so much admired
is dying OF consumption.
SSome New York lawyers have discovered
T. at the act of consolidation between West
Chester county and New York, legislates Comp
troller Green out of Office. The matter b as
occasioned consideral excitement, and Is In dis
pute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

VANDALIsM.-Y Yesterday moynino hetvaan
the hours OF 2 and 6 o'clock, some malicious
scouDdreis tore up several PANELS of the fence
nue. and l. street northwest, ami broke off the
tops of about twenty young trees in that neish.
borhood. sA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

rection in New York have been presented by
the grand jury upon charges Of waste and ex
traTagance in purchases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

An OPERATION CPoN TIE EYE OF ". W
CoRCoRAN, ESQ YESTERDAY DIR. Geo Renlin1
surgeon In charge OF the Maryland eye and ear
infrmary, Of this city, performed delicate on
Grafton upon the eye OF w. W. Corcoran esa .
the we'll known banker and capitalist OF Wash,
ington. The operation was an entire success.
rs far a. the nature of the case admits thus
OF Judgment. IL II 10 be sncere'-
the acknowledged skill 80 -, uopsd tina
cred in resto-' ar. Reuling will sue
BaF' .u< me dlztins uished an fferer-
e.arssfe IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

wAsRrSeToS Fish MARKsT To-DAY.-So'd
TYR. "A. Golden & Bro. IS COZ shad AZ from s12
&c SIS per hundred; 10000 behring's, At IS per
fhOusand; 1yeoO lunches rock and perch, at IS
cents Per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

ST. MARY's INDUSTRIAL SCHooL.-Arch-
bishop Bayley has sddr seed q circular letter
To the clergy OF the diocese OF Baltimore, in
forming them that IL has become absolutely
D eceesary that some measures should be taken
Immediately TO insure some hxed and regular
means OF support % St. Mzry's industrial
School, and directing them 70 open annual sub
feription lists IN their several parishes for that
IurRose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

SERIOUS AND Pro-
DBrT.-Last -nBLY FATAL Acct
b. -smug boy named Alfred
->.sy TEL rom the west wall Of the Treasury
department. q distance OF ten feet, striking on
nis head and, II 10 feared, frscturing his skull.
HIS wound was dressed In Miiburn's drug store,
wnere ne was carried, and he Was afterwards
removed to his home by Officer Dinsmore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07
CITY ITEMS.

ECONOMY IN THE RITCHRS.-Prudent house
keepers are ever on the alert to practice econo-
my In the culinary department. In no way can
this be done more etfectually than in the use of
a Baking Powder which combines purity,
strength and reliability. Dooley's Yeast Poloder
mas attained the deserved reputation of being
economical, convenient, and wholesome, besides
which 1t will produce from a barrel of flour
twenty-five to forty pounds more bread, rolls,
&c, than by the old process OF raising dough
with bakers or hop yeast. Here alone is q great
saving, and authorizes the guarantee that it
will give entire satisfaction.
Loss OF MEMORY may mean a general break
Ing up OF the life forces, or it may indicate the
enects OF obscure disease-contracted in early
the sure specific. 1t restores the functions of
manhood, and renovates the entire system. 1t
acts upon both the liver and kidneys. and is
genuine All druggists cell 1t. eos
To THE CoNsuMPfrvR.-Let those who Ian
guish under the fatal severity of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint, or even
means despair. There is a safe and sure reme-
dy at hand, and one easily tried. "Wilbor's
Compound Of Cod Liver Oil and Lim.," without
possessing the very nauseating flavor of the OIL as
heretofore used, is endowed by the phosphate of
lime with q healug property which renders the
OIL doubly efficacioHs. Remarkable testimony
OF its efficacy can be exhibited to those who de-
SIRE TO see them. For sale by A. b. Wilbor,
Chemlst, Boston. eos
FOUNTAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. novel
and beautiful for fish and flowers. Just the
thing for cOnservatories. Call and see in op-
GRAFTON at the show rooms of Hamilton & Pear
SOD, Y. Nj. G. A. building. eo6
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there 10 no
preparation Ike Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
PoND's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
lamenese, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarsenees, diarrhea. and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that Ii u q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known Il be . cure for these diseases NTH {, n
FoR CoRNs, BuNIoNs, TRouBL EsoMR NAILS.
ETC., visit DIR. Whites establishment, No as
visit. ~,
DR.. White, Cbiropodist, No. 5a5 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, removes corns without
pain, 80 the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
ceesfully treats bunione, club and ingrow.:,,
nails, and other disorders OF the fee. Sras az
Per visit once hours from n. m. TO q o. m.
f, ss OF business curing once hours preciudes
-.uents ct residences except after
~.m'
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
WILCOX q GIBB's SEwINa MAoHINl. The
| celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
/ Raum,s honpskirf And c0raAt fackorv Tth street