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PY u. II. WARNER.
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer.------
ID Seventh street, between & and II streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SOUTH
STREET, BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF
AND SIXTH STREETS WEST AT HIJCTiON

By virtue ofa deed Of trust. dated May 2. A. ID.
1871 and duly recorded in L6er No. IN, folio M ct
seq, Of the land records for Washing county,
in the District Of Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby. We win sell. It public
auction, in front of. the premises, on MONDAY.
January Z lssa. At o,clocf p. nj; the following
G., known and descrihed IS original lots numbered
IN @ uI arS snd S
goa said lets having an agEregste front Of one
South street, between Four half and Sixth
streets west, running back With an even width OF
one handred and two GOO feet SIX t0 inches to
sisting ofs two-story frame dwelling. The grounds
contain is.ss v3riety Of resular-bearing fruit
Terms Is prescfiSed 81 the deed Of trust: Three
thousand dollars with Interest at ten per cent per
snnIm from M.ysa Ina to day q sale, and expense
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
deed on ~ a nfoDer ~ soid vii Ss
deposit or two hundred doiars viii BE- required Of
the purchaser At the time OF sale. All conveyance
ing st. purchasers cost. II terms q sale are not
thcfikht to resell the ana eoss q the dsfhat
ing purchaser aftcr Eve days sdyertisement IN
some one or more nswspspcfs p.blished In WASH
'"s''" GEORGE W. sTICKNEY. ,~-
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FINANCIAL.
SAVINGS BANK OF
IN WASHINGTON, ID, G.

N WASHINGTON, d. g.
JANUARY y, 1874.
The rate Of Interest on deposits made this Uank
from and after March l. lS7A will be per cent. per
annum. and all money on deposit up to March win
draw per cent. per annum until July I, AFTER which
period ths interest allowed ALL deposits will be
per cent. per annum until otherwise ordered.
each full ealendar month.
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FOB gUnlAy GFr GRIEVANCE.
Terms: Cash; Is psf cent. Of the purchase money
VIII be rcQuired ut The time OF sale Articles to be
6. Mssas ten q pasiiysly EsssItsd to
1an21 Commodore sud Commandment.
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GHENcERY SALE OF IMPnUvED ZEAL
ESTATE AT THE CORNEX OF NEW Jersey
REfSG rf MED Rts1nrNcE 81 sSSu HIM
WISE. DECEASRD.l


by virtue Of decree Of the sapseme Cent e. the
EoysmbeE A. y; ls'a n cause No: ss4 Equity
Docket L. (rherein'R. Cohen Il plaintiff aud q. W.
Mise ct Al: srs aeIendants.l Will sci. e public
February 2 A. D. 1874, q o'sloek ?: M. Al that
6eiag e The city OF Washington n said District
I've, g n s9asFs ssysn hundred aud thlrly-eisht,
(7ss, beginning FOR t6e INC at the northeast cor
ner q aid lot, thence ssw.rsly along me line %
Sos 4d1r sS g snsSS Ss 4, A.
line of First street east distant feet
a. feet) from the northwest corner Of said lot.
thence north along the line OF said First street
feet 60 feetJ To the northwest corner
of said lot, THENCE east on south street seventy
eight feet inch az feet inch) to the beginning,
together with the improvements, consisting OF
very comfortable dwelling house.
Terms: One third cashI the balance in. two equal
instailments for which the notes Of the purchase
will be taken, payable At nine and twelve months.
with interest from day of sale and secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold. A deposit Of one
hundred dollars will be required OF tic purchaser
ut the time Of sale All c0nveyancng at cost Of the
purchaser. II the terms Of sale. not complied
with iii seven the property Will be resold At the
risk and cost defauting purchaser after fvo daysr
advertisement in some nerspaper printed and pub
lished tn Washington, ID. G. !
ANDREW b. DUvALL, Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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SI3SSE " s!IcKH5f sgEStging Tru,sss.


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AUCTION. SALES.


RY HOLDEN & SPBNCk,
~ Real Estzfe Brokers and Auctloneers,
a. pennSylvAnla avenue.
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AUCTION SAtks.
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Szshas IS. zss&af5 50 s.
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az 9os eApHakeSE T 1 SN SRHa
WN.NUI HAR6IE-TnP AND fxiEHTEH
k5SH H HN!b s5IsFEss
bRxRX AND 0tYYfcE iuRNif ttSRE;H FINE
C0PIEk COOKlNd UTENSILS AND KirCH-
I'm RE0yyIHIT E8s . = n
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TERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AID Kew YORK.

Hereafter he s1e .S steam.hips 1. 9. KNIGHT and
John N GIBSON yfll ~skS FesuiaS MERELY
WAsfiiNGTOS and dEORGEToHN. Is follows:
Leave New York from Pier . East River every SGT
at Q. m. and. Alex andria the same day et Inn.
For full Information apply e R: z. 4: DEHHAM,
town, or at the corner OF sevenfeenth street and
New York ayenue u W. THOMPSON,
ialI.tf President.
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arPosrroxxp * OanFR OF rHE rRUs.
:. ,. :.'' ls!il nj 81 &c; s::s
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eAAiRHEH sss 4: ,x HnHhhke rrastess.
JaUTurhs&ds tstar AsclIe.cer.
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Interest ID al cases Is computed and allowed for
e!sa isa % %0 W. sr1cKNEY, President.
EREEDMAN's SAVING r,,,s, ,,,,n.vn
BANKING HOUSE, 5 NS; Is ffEEsssSEvSxSsii
ALL rRB4s P gf g SEE inter,
aSs ssfi from
az. Sgtsa !p S1 ~ e a.o
TME FIVE CENTS BANak-
Corner Tour-and-a-half street and Virginia avenue
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST PAlD ON, DE-
P0sITs. BUY AND SELL COIN.
mhsly ! =. A. BOSWELL, Treasurer.
.. 81. 8OUIHR d 90,
RsA NIX Z RS.
llle PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Washington, d. c.
Eight per cent. interest paid on Deposit.
me xrdl yen ysasS S il sdssnee. :. @yi.ti
O0LUHDfAN. ,BAHK- NoIA cox.
He. ~ lspDsylveAie AyAnae,
WASHINGTON. D. c..
We are prepared. with every a.eitinfo,
EssrsxIas and .Psiaiisa
BANK NOTES. BONDS AND COMMERCIAL
go WORK Oh. EVERY. KIND. &c.
JOHN q. WHLLsroon,. nraesdeut.
soSA Il "; %H as US ssessisl, s"a SIw1
nERRAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ N0.0S eEvENTH STREET, -'r /
Jdas Atz. fssIaea cErsxxrIss c..Ar
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JAS. o. CLEPHxNE, Z. 8 D8AILIY.
d. 8. Commlssi0ner and i ?slEt'-t -
Examiner In chancery. =. ...-.yr


SHORTHAND wRiTE9 AND EAw REroR-
Omce-No. no street. betwesu Fiise and second
sttcets, facing IadinAa avsAuss nshu
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RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING & CO.,
A1kucti0neers, southeast corner Of Ninth and D
streets northwest.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
R POST STEAMSHIP

REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamers Of the North German Lloyd, ore so
eTn improvements.
BALTIMORE.......... Captain Lillicnhain.
6EhLiN- fHtscher.
VniO;.:....-.. ......... yam em,tef.
GRhtSsCHwHiEiG.:... unSnssson.
NURES BERG: a, no :onsl - yaeser.
,,,,,,v,,,o From Bfen,en. Prom Baltimore.
6RkUNsCHwEiG.. Jan. 9. jan. ii.
BERLIN Jan. %. Feb II.
EAL s S4 III ....". fsS. Fsb,T.
BRAUNSCHWEIG.. March5. March Is.
BRRLIN. .............narch ". April II.
every Saturday fFom Baltimore.
Soutbsmpton, London and Havre and return.
PnICE Or PAssAo1.-ln gold, from Bremen to
Baiiimore: Cabin .oiW; steer, Dc. 4HcurIsney From
Baltimore TO Bremen, Southampton London and
Wayre: Cabin, oiOo; steerage, IN Children be-
tween one and ten yearss half price; nursiingS ~.
All other arrangements are she ssme q tne Nav
urihs5 In formation can BE- ascertained By apply
Ing BY letter TO our GensT,ai AEe naGSHER q CO.,
No. esouth Charles street, Baltimore No. 2
Agent for Washington CHARLES WALTER.
No. % d street. opposite CITY hs!l: ..
In Europe. myIs-tf
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H H: Z: ssAAitN;hEA . Trustees.
Inn wrNAds

RY DUNCANS0N, BOWLING q Co.,
u Auetioueers, southeast corner Of Ninth and D
. streets northwest,
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H and sns. HsIne.s SAD
f TssI b. .na s T hor.s ss
=, pairing done with nestness and dispatch.
HORSE.SHOERS,
- Horses ihcd according 70 natural shape Of fool
.AnIJNGToN HOUSE, T. Roessle & Son.. Vt. ave.
Dr.. tLerp iiorEI, \. J. HIlman, sth and ? s:ts.,
and EsroPfan near p, az and Pos.
tors: and BusIns;, Mems Hs.d9uaItefs: Street
woEMIEY's HoTEL, corner H and 18th streets.
HOUsE.FCRNIsHIN STORES.
sEo FaASe,s is 5I street, s;s: Cutlery Plated
Housekeeping articles At low prices.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
81 The District Of CoininLia, sosN Penna. ave-.
ruR hws1s ss MI FiRR Insurance Co., Ia G
street N. W.. near 18th street.
aKRMAN AN. FIRE LIS. Co.. Law Building, sth St.
INSTRUMENT Makers.
C.FfscuER, Surg. Instruments, Trusses, CD nh ST.
IRON FOUNDRY.
DAUGnToN 8 CURTIN. cor. 18th and n streets, fold
G MS,k Wsx Gn. On a
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
G. y. KLoPFER. cne La. ave. Also. Notary Public.
LADIES' DREsS Trimmings.
LOVES. sII Marke; Space, and go Penna. svenue
LAUNDRIES.
h. Y. LAUNDRY. si C ST., eor.Sx: work well done
LIME, CEMENT. PLASTER. &c.
4 W. KIRK Co, EOS 10Th 81 bel. and La. Az.
1 LlThOGRAPHERs.
NORRIS PETERS. SIS Pa. ave-, near ~ 81. Pto-
to.LithoEraphy specially.
J. u. ENTwISTLE& Co., cor. 7th st. and La. ave.
LIVERY BTADLE9.
kFYEs 4 Co.. cor. i3ih and ID sts. Close carriages
ior weadips ca, a "a Iss.P,ion,: Boarding and
ALLISON NAILoR. JR., south side Pa: ave., near
:. Isth ST., OPP. imperial and wliiaTds'.
WASH. NAILOR, IS1e ST., CPD. National Theatre.
LUMBER YARDS.
NAM B. FroITT, isth street and Ohio avenue
MARBLE WORKS.
=. TocnKY, " Arlington steam Marble and Slate
Works, f5I2 ST.. near Republican building.
.MERCHAKTTAILOR
OtyLIS Co, tofN. Y.,) 1iW y ST., near nth.
MILK DEYOTE.
coLLiNs, NILE AND PRoprcE HOUSE, "a ioth st.
MINERAL WATERS. &c., -.s.5...
pAlNEg & GREES, cor. Gay and Green sis. George.
Town; Soda Waterin Steel Z ountains specially.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
L. &. CANPBELI.. Go Pa. av., bet. 6th and 7th SITS.
W. KENNEDY & Co., 6l2 Pa ave., bet.6th and It'll.
HARNESS, SADDLERY & TRUNKS.
JAMES S. TOrnAM& Co., rs 1th st., next 10 Odd
Fellows Hail: Double and Single Harness, Sad
dies, Brides. Whips. Trunks, VaIlses, Carriage
Robes and Mats. Horse Covers, &c. &c. Re.
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,,s-wrxaa. Il. .S u. GpNoyWsSSs MAN, TRUSTEES.
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Western States. which win doubtless solve
the problem as 10 the future ownership of
Cuba, and give reality to the much talked
Of Improvement Of the Mississippi River
and IT, tributaries. This change. will ~
cur. when, by the increase OF population.
the center of political power ]. r,moved
from the Eastern Ia the Valley States.
Then along the great river from ~. Paul
to the sea. the Southwark progress Of
American enterprise will force lis way.
and press ION 10 Cuba" and Ia the other
West India lslands-open the l,fhmus for
rapid transit between the great oceans.
grasp the trade Of South America. Asia
and Australia. and the islands Of the Pa
cific; and make a market al Havana for
the exchange Of products, that may equal.
IL il does not surpa-s. in commercial
grandeur. the greatest distributing cities
of the world.-Sf. Louis Commercial "a
~arrg
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A Veteran.

On Wednesday. Oct. %. took place an
occurrence probably Unprecedented in the
British or any other army. II was the
eightieth anniversary of General Sir John
Fitzgerald into that service. When John
Fitzgerald received his cnsigncy. yelling
ton had Just rot the Lieutenant Colonelcy
of the Thirty-third; Napoleon was an OBJ
scure Captain in the French artillery, about
commencing his wonderful career at
roulon. The reign OF terror was at its
height. and the unfortunate Marie Antoin-
cite had just persisted on the revolutionary
scaflold. A few aged veterans of the great
wars of Malboro may have been still living.
and many of the survivors OF Dettingen. of
Fontcnov. and of the Seven Years War
were little more than elderly men. Sir
John has lived to witness the gallant but
unsuccessful struggles of the Duke of
York's army in Holland, the glorious eX-
petition to Egypt, and he commanded o
brigade in the Peninsular War. obtaining
gold medal for his shares in the battles
of Baados. Salamanca, Nittoriaand Pyren-
nees. and he subsequently commanded
the Madras for five years. lie has been u
general officer for upward of forty-thrcc
years.
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PART II.
Cuba.

As the difficulty growing out Of the
seizure Of the Nirginius j. about 10 be al
justed without war. Cuba will continue for
n while longer under the dominion Of
Spain. The desire for many years mani
Tested 10y the people of the United states.
10 obtain possession Of the lever faithful
isle" either by purchase or conquest. still
exists. and will doubtless continue till,
finally. the combined power of the North
western. Western and Southern States. de-
mandS its acquisition.
Commercially. Cuba occupies "A most I'M
portant position. with relation 10 the States
of the Mississippi Valley. The farm pro-
duets and manufactured goods produced
contiguous 10 the streams that converge
and empty into the Gulf of Mexico. natur-
ally tend to Havana. there 10 meet the
worlds shipping. 90 Toe distributed among
the nations I'm exchange for their varied
productions. A ship from Liverpool. Ia
den with merchandise for the cities along
the Mississippi. could unload at Havana.
receive a cargo Of It. Louis Hour. sail to
Northumberland receive coffee in exchange ;
return 10 Havana. discharge the cargo for
transshipmcnt to the Mississippi Valley.
and take cargo Of cotton for her return
trip to Liverpool.
This serves to illustrate the wonderful
advantage of Havana as n place of exchange
for the worlds commodities. \ the mat
ter now stands. the Spanish authorities DO
everything TO foster Spanish interests. aud
by imposing an almost prohibitory tariff.
confinc the business of the island with
the United States to a comparatively small
volume.
The time. however. Is rapidly approach
ing when a great change is to occur in the
management Of he financial. political and
commercial interests of the Valley and
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The Detroit Free Press OF Dec. IL says !:
Sunday morning two farmers and their
families. who We're driving 20 Maiden 90 at
tend church. noticed. when about eight
miles below. or east of the town. a ships
yawl on the lake, heading toward the beach.
and about half mile away. They could
plainly make out man in the stcrii-shects
steering the boat with ~ oar. and. al
though there Were no vessels In sight the
morning WAS 80 pleasant and the sea so
smooth that II was supposed that the man
had put out from shore To pick up some
thing. and but little attention was paid 10
the yawl. Passing the same spot on their
return the men found the yawl hard on the
beach. and the man sitting stiff and mo-
ti0nles- in her stern. Leaving their wagons
they discovered that the man was lfeless
and frozen n hard n rock. lie ~at bolt
upright on the seat. the oar ont behind and
both hands clasping the handle. and il re-
quired hard work 10 wrench IL from his
death-grip There was about foot OF
water in the boat, but the craft did not
show rough usage. The mans leg> were
almost covered with ice a. lar up a his
knees. and the spray had dashed over his
back and shoulders and frozen there.
There was no name on the boat. and the
person who brought the information 10
Windsor yesterday could not say that any
thing was found on the person OF the man
To reveal his identity. nor 10 show how lac
had been east adrft. II i not believed that
he put OF from any vessel. bat IL i the
theory of some OF the marine men that he
was driven from some OF the islands or
from some point down the shore. No one
could say how long he had been ailoat or
when death overlook him. but he must
have been dead at least three days or more.
There was neither sail nor mast To- the
boat. and nothing In il hut the one oar.
showing that the Pc fellow had not IN
tended long trip anywhere. and that he
must have been blown oil the shore. lie
had used his oar Ia keep before the wind.
and had frozen 10 death on his seat, where
he was so firmly held by the ice that IL had
10 b. broken with a stone before he could
be pulled OIL. For DAYS. and perhaps fora
fortnight. the frozen man sat there with
hi icy fingers cinging TO the ashcn oar
and the gales and the waves spared him 10
reach the beach and receive Chri titan
burial. while score of hardy men who
manned staunch propeller saw her 20
down 10 a grave la the deep waters and
followed after Truly, the great lakes
have their mysteries n well a the broad
ocean.
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MISCELLANY.
AN OLDFEAR SONG.



A. through the forest. disarrayed
u, chill November, late strAyed,
A lonely n.insirei Of the wood
Ma singing 20 the solitude;
loved thy music, thus said,
whcn o er Thy perch he leaves were spread
Sweet Was Thy song hut s~es Ter now
nv cAr1,l ON the lsaficss oOugh.
sing little hirdi thy note shall cheer
Inc sadness Of the dying year.
when violels pranksd the turf wi h blue
And morning fillsd tnesr cups with dew,
Thy slender voice with ripping Till
Tn padding Apri bowers would NIL.
Nor pissed It's joy Gus tones away
" hen April rounded into May.
Thy lille -hall bail no second dawn
sing. little birdl the spring Is gone.
And remember-well-a-lay
Thy iuii-blovn SIMMER roundelay,
As when behind broitercsi screen
sons holy maiden sings unseen
With answering notes the woodland rung,
AMI every tT.e-top found a tongue.
How deep the shade the groves how fairl
sing, little birti the woods are bare
Bat now the summers chant Is done
And mute the choral Antphon;
The birds have left the shiVerng pines
To ni among the trelllscd vines,
ar tan the air with scented plumes
Amid the love-sick orange blooms,
And tluu art here alOne-AlOne-
sing. little birdl the rest have down.
The snow has capped yon distant hill,
Al morn the running brook was stu,
Frnfn driven herds n, clouds that rise
Arr ike the smoke OF sacrifice,
Efrlong the fruzen sod shall mock
The ploa share. chaage-i g. stubborn rock.
Tho Drawing stream saiall soon be Dumb
sing, little nird' the irosts have come.
Fast, fast the lengthening shadows creep,
The songlcss fowls are call asleep,
The air grows chill, The setting sun
MAY leave thee err thy song d done,
The pulse that warns thy breast grow cold,
my secre' die with thee untold
The lingering sunset still l. bright
sing, little birdl will soon be night.
--AficHfic for JdHHnrr
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The deer as well rs the buffalo need the
protection at law, or they will soon be eX-
terminated in the Northwestern States. IL
j. estimated that from two To four hundred
men are cncamped along the line of the 81.
Ps'I and Pacific Railroad. Minnesota, en-
gagged IN killing deer for market. One man
Is said TO have slain fifty in a month. by
lurking in runways. and shooting the ami
mails when they come todrink.' The same
slaughter is going on along the lines OF
Of other Western roads.
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A Jolly Old Party.

Mr.. Allen Ferguson OF Amsterdam. Va.
who j. - years Of age. lately visited his
mother in AppomatioX county. who will
be- one hundred wears old on the 9th IL
January next. The good OLD lady was de-
lighted 10 >cc her boy and 10 promote li>
pleasure. and To crafty that inOnlinaie 50
cial icatur, Of 1uckahoe character Vet
glowing in her own heart. determined Ia
give him party. which she did by inyit-
ing seven of Aliens >choolmafeS "a dine
OF the eight school-boys thu- brought To-
gether. Allen was the Youngest. the other
seven ranging i'm age from ~fycuiy-iiye Ia
eighiy-five years. Among other topics
discussed at the dinner-tahlr. that OF long
eyity was introduced. and il Wa the united
testimony Of the pariy that most Of our
modern health destroying diseases are due
10 the fashionable bills of fare now COM
monty found throughout the country. and
that hog and hominy'' are the best pro-
motors Of health and long life.
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For THROAT DISEASES And AFFECTIONS
or rHF CHFsT. Bro,rn'S Bronchial Iro-
chess are II value. For Coughs. Irritation
of the Throat caused by Cold. or Unusual EN-
ertion Of the vocal organs. in speaking in pub
lie, or singing. they produce beneficial results.
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Political orators in the West indulge
in some high-ilown aSseveratiou. i'm regard
TO their firnne>s OF principle. The iol-
lowing j. a moderate specimen: Build
worm-icncc around the winters supply II
warm weather. skim the clouds from the
sky with teaspoon. catch Thunderstorm
in bladder. break hurricane 10 harness.
ground->luicc an earthquake. la~-o an ava
lanchc. pin a napkin on thu crater Of an
active volcano. but never expect 70 zee me
false 10 my principles"
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NANTED.-One hundred thog-and mc n
and boys to wear kimwood and Warwick
collars. Apply to the nearest gents fur
nishing store. where YOU can ut sit'I;l-
ton by buying box.
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The monks Of the order OF La Trappe,
commonly known rs the Brothers, at the
New Mellary Monastery. in Dubuque
county, Iowa. have received mandate
from their head house in France, forbid
ing them TO shave of their boards.
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SAMPLES FREE.-The .>1tqrilg FFcniFg
Pet. $40 Walnut street. Philadelphia. gives 4
beautiful Chrome or large steel Engraving 20
every yearly subscriber. samples FIRE. IN.
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Skin Diseases.

Ac~R Observation-Disclosures symptoms. hail.
small plupos with black points. most nsii.r1la "
the cheeks. forehead aud hose 90.
PErnfoo untensc itchingi which heg' ~ 'f1 ~.
clothing Is removed. incrc.Fed ny IRE ~ fil
bed. No eruption except that produced ~ stiA'-
ina. ..--4
The above and an ski D'rrases rsrrnar rrt.T
Entire cost ~ treatment fl-st per week, t ~ ~
mouth. Address. Dis .. "a. 49, 49, 49,,