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SEASONABLE ARTICLES
AT SEASONABLE PRICES.

Ladies Gauze Vests, high neck, short sleeves, Al.
Dit.o low neck and short sleeves, 81 I.
U.,o high neck and long sioev 8, 81.
extra long BaIbrIpg gan, pair n
hemm.d linen Hdkfs, for 25c
nemsfitched do 4, 5, ans for n
= hhe Mournir g Hdsfs, 8 for 81
tcoech Ginghsm Sun Umbrellas, al
u lids 81 hool Sun Umorellas, Soc
-" fancy Parasols, 75c.
satthels with outside pocket, 81.
Nice Travelling Baskets, 81.
Gents Summer UndersiirIs, soc. and Al
Gents full regular Half Hose, 25o.
Gents Lisle Thread half lose pair al
GENT fancy II slf Hose, pair 81
Gents snperhne British Hose, 8 pair al,
Plain Six scsrfs, Is and bOc
Ot mt best Suspend RS. Is and SOC,
AIDES two button Kids, all colors, 81
Gani.s Lisie Thread two-buttOn Gloves, sc.
on1ds Lace Bon cts and Gaps, 81.
Shildf SIX Parasols, pink, blu and green, 81.
LrIes UHdergarneHts, very nicely made, pod
Towel HACKS, Is, Soc. ard ST.
New sty lie large Fa0s, 90 and al
Best quality 1bermc meters warranted, 59c,
Fine oval Picture Frames, SEC
Oy al solid WalDu. ito, 81
allut square Frames. 80 and 7sc
FInely -caTN ed Walnut Francs, 81.
Base Balls, 2e, 81 and 81; Ash Bats,25c
Rubber Balls, Is and soc.
CBOQUE1! CBOQUETN CROQUETM
cseaSey IN tie city.
Lsge set Dalle:s, balls, stakes, 20 bridges
Foil Sets balls. msllets. stakes, 10 bridges,
b, Ok ard box, at IS, 81 aud SO, all mads of select
ed wood-at
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PERSONAL.

MbS. MASSEY, FORTUNE TELLER, =
W iirett, between Sth ana 9th streets northwest,
upsss1s. mayl6 TT
q flRIrUALIsM-MR. KBBNE, the great test
nvoio Of Phfladel phia, has eQ AL In Rfvfua
en-, 10 foil Of departed friends ct HIS rooms, No
n. mayl6 81
SflBiTUALsM MIS-. B; a. AILLER, the
northwest from . %. m. to ,. m daily. Terms req.
sonsoIe. mAyll6ts
MADAME HLORkNOH, fAs CELEBRATED Uaiyvoy
and future OF our life In causing speedy marriages,
bringing the se pafatsd toeether, and Pointing out
ness Der advice 10 invaluable She gives email
eafisfsction; none ever regret consulting her. Sat
isfActlon given or no pay Dan be- consulted Ct her
ParIors, No. 9lS 9Th street northwest. mari SIN.
a BeOLuTn pIvekCEb OBTAINID TEO1
"A OQuRTB Of different States for desertion, a
ss.nsss: AddTs. Il. HOUSE. Ats0sn.s,. 10
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EOk sALE+DwELLINGs.

BRICKS.
n, between 9Th and 10th. northwest, SMooo.
Frsnklfa Square, il. 00e; Do, 9l4,50o.
n street, between 1llh aud 13th, ell 900.
Oorcorsn It, bet. 18th and 18th, i've. each os,Ooo
to $3.50.
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, 97OW.
n street, near ID, complete, I'll 0W.
Defrees street, seven rooms, 81 600.
Z &. northwest, two hou,ss, sis.oe and sis.ooe.
Two, tl2O.
r ct. northeast, rooms. large lot, snesp, elm.
sl3 and els 7th northeast, new, eight rooms,
con rs-.s. large lots, each a. ,60e
Tor rent, npe, centrally located OFRIOB
6ewer and lmprovsnenf Taxes Daad On the most
xpsiy 70 WIN. L. BRAMHAhu co.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
Marble Building IPosits Pstsnf o nee,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Fol ahSI.TxS Lsrss ROOMS, g 81 @, wan
Building, street, between eth and 7th Po~se~sion
given q any time. Apply on the premise as IN
E9k SALS Oh RHnT=Lhs very se.ir.bls
sryotr On Georgctevn Hsiehts, formerly oocu pIet
q Prestdset Grs.s, and DVv b. J Harris Gsstrel,
The house q iarse, furni.hed with all the modern
Improvements, md u suitable for entertaining; the
grounds are handsomely ornanented with -
shruhbsry ane eyersreens; the situation 10 un.ar.
psesed oy any In the District, having splepdid yiev
ofthe whole city, river ssd surrounding oountry
The sreu o - very large, Containing nearly
ninety thoUoD9 <QuAre feet. The PRO pcrty will b.
sold on easy terms OF rented to hrst-cass Cen ant
.ApPs 10 4. L. HUMs. Of Hall q Hume, s-oeer.,
e07 Pennsylvania avenue. mars sn
LOB RENr-A an room BRICK HOUSE,, 81
PEI mouth; . four room BRICK HOUSE, near
ish street osrI, eu Per month; . seven reen
InA ~, neer Metropolitan can; - Q mouth. In
oufre ~ o1S Ioufsana avenue novf-ly
EVE REHr-sroREs asd oPTIORs on mn and
sreets, Federal Buiiiings.l Good tensnts
may De suited ~ applying TO D. PRunrisS, Roem
No. .. FEDERAL BnftdinRs- ianis-on
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SENECA STONE.

TIE MARYLAND FREESTOyE NJ AND
m. tOAPANYIS NOW READY TO RECEIVE
ORDERS FOR STONE, EITHER SAWED
Oh hOCGH DIMENSION. UNDER A NEW
ARRANGEMENT THE ABOVE STONE WILL
BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY, AND IN ANY
QUANTITY.
Send orders to CompaHy's offics, CORNER x Ann
2sTH STREETS, Rock CREEK
mayl4-ln j. ALyORD, Presda,t
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~LArIEs, rKMpIRANcx M.ss MfEr.

nSLAnIke TEMPERANCE MASS MEET-
dss.sd By ladies q the Tn seTanee Union, viii Re
and Tai Bsp, ssT5es 1rs
.; 3,eiSck The public Is ,rdisly invited. sss-
sh isuos sss st :, al to tas.e sog.Sed in
OF the Momsn's Temperance Movement Ia
nFhuIIOk by REQUEST OF TaF RE-
OF Bad x trustees N Pgse es es @ h
10 , 81 the frs.k,9 Bailding o. TUESDAY, the
cstios published in the Evening star" ne sspapsr
isnts
1T lRsp. ,Ohron.Itl
FGRAND MASS MEETING
woREINGMEN.
a Grand Mass Meeting q the " orkIngm.n of thu
Heu.e Of Delegates Metnerott saildiss, PeDn.J ie
" sd ms ;
vc ss Of the hight, ho1, Ls. ,..~,....
OF ,s sbGtsi uS Il On soESfaAL COMMITTEE
FnAsselV-THE MINDLESS or HTR4
ae On re AZ to .s%9i.
Tor the purpose Of att.sdins the fu .ra Of lsts
pace from The western Pressyt Csa,c 70 on
Srcet, between l9.h and 9TH streets. at o'clock
tnd The Iodss gSom s VIII S oss yas to
Ge p Masonic choir Of o'clock.
b Bs 1sesr Of the w. JOHN M. JEWELL. Eco.
nFPAPERHANG1Rs-You are notified to At.
Wy tend an adjourned nesting Of the associ alton,
at No. $40 18th street, en- MONDAY, May Is, at *
O'Clock. Every member IL ex pected to be present,
ss oasiness o. Importance viii be brought before
ns,ls2ir WIN. sHAoKELFORD, Pres.
hJ; o. M:-Members OF COLUMBIA LODGE
Wy No. j, 1. o. are earnestly REQUESTED to
De present AZ the rsRular conyenti1n of the Lodge
on WLpNEsDAY EVEBING, the Goth inst, at
o'clock sharp, as business Of mount Importance
nisst' By Ordsr. j. O. wiLsoa. asc. Sec.
nFBOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGToN, May Is, 1874
stale1 Proposals.; addressed TO the Vice President
Of the Besrd of Pubic Works, will be receives at
this flee until IL /, the goth instant, for ( ne
purchase and removal Of The Fish Market across he
cenal, ia rear of the Georgetown Nj .rket House.
The building to be taken down at the purchasers
owp llsk and e1 pense. and r,moved within three
weeks from date of sale.
The purchase money to be turned over 10 the
Treasurer Of the District Of Columbia before the
Dsyl6 I'd CHAS. q. JOHNSON, Secretary.
nFwAsHINGTON, d. c., MAY II, 1874
We, the undersigned Furniture, CARPET and Up-
holstery Dealers, IN order to Afford ourselves and
employees time for recreation during the summer
place. 81 business at Six O'ULOl X p. M. from
May 18th TO y ptember lat
W. y. MOsES, corner 7th ~. and Penna avenue
y. ZIMMERMAN SON, 7th street, bet ween
Louisiana avenue and ID sire T.
II DUNN: All eth street, between d and K.
ii. o. TO " LIS, 1907 Pennsy lvaLia avenue, be-
tween lori AMI 18th streets.
exc WILMER, 4a9 9th ST., between AMI L.
w WALL 60.
ADOLPH GOETZ
JAS Il. DODS9N, 919 Marx It Space.
e-Several Names OF other first class dealers
will be added this list in next issue of the Star
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REOPENIH'G.
SECOND INSTALLMENT
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
LATER STYLES,
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES.
PRICES OF SITS:
All Wool chevios Suits, SO
AL Wool Cashmere Suits, 90 suns
Ru'sels Cashmere Suits. $40 S''A 'ui"' si'
Riverside Suits, SI2 ou'''' Ell
Sill ,r.,os u,.. a., Pennington Suits, sI2
n,us.. a., SILK Mixed Suits sI3
nt.s,,., su,.. a,s aiddlesex Flannel Suits, SIS
worsted Basket Suits, SIS "'0na o"''k 'n'''' GIT
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICE OF DRESS COATS,
WITH VESTS To MATCH:
sin2ie Breasted Black Cloth Cests aud Vets,
Doutle Breasted Black Cloth Goats and Vests. S''
Enslish Diagonal Costs and Vests, s b.
WCisted Diagonal B Ask,t Goats an Yes g. d. b,
from sI5 TO s2O
PRICE OF PANTS:
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Points,
from Z to s.
Business Pants. from 81 so to "a
YOUTHS SUITS at
SIS 50 s. 81 SO s s,s s,l s,s s 81.
BOYS SUITS-at
as So go IS 81 !" go q,
A STRAUS,
loIl.--PENNsYLvANI AvENUE
Between 10th and llth streets mavl5.,r
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FIVE sPECIALTIRs.

LnPINr BLACK CANVAS eRyNApINys.
II 90, 90, rs. 50. 93. 4 o and I 30 per yard
lyons BLACK @ Ros GRAIN and TAPFErA
SILKS, at 81. sl.l2, el.2s, S1.37, S1.ao,
buffalo, " !. Beavern and "sablen Back ALPA-
OAs, MOHAIBe and BBILLIANrINES.
Solid Color DRuss GOODS, fehoioa F.brics,) a.
10, SO, 30, 40, ~, so, 60, ) aud So cts.
- Paris KID GLOVES to match suits and the
tiors. JOSEPHJ. NAV
pls-N S39 Pennsylvania avenue,
CARRIAGEs, CARRIAGES, OARRIAG a.
~ On hand, large stock Of every de- NR0.
scriptfen, Including several new stylesC&If6S
in extension tops. Pony Phsetous in 2SE
new sty les both double and single, with aud with
BnBt. II GRAHAM,
hepostory ana Factory 4iO-41I 9Th street. bet
- BIO ~. nortnNest. uyls 3.
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MEDICAL, DC.

EnLD DB. DAnBY"h.s better faoitftie. th.n
" ever for prsStIcing his great speciality. O.IV
eve ohGfge made Tor adsics aud medicine NruE
rtore, corner IA street sEd Pennsylvauia ay-nne
COLONIZATION BuIldingD payl5-lms
hh. JANE WILsOE, g thoroughIy etperleaoed
- and scientific Midwife and LsdIes' Physfcisn
Ladies ATTENDED 10 et their residence az any hour
nsn or Gay or pleasant rooms and the best Of al.
tehcabSe 81 the doctors priv ate residence, an
ssLSst, betNeen and =. business sacredly conn-
ee11e-- uar7-Smr
~ 4l6 l0TH eTRKEY, NKAK Pa AVENUE
FROM lohg en- perience IN both mes pitsl and
private practice, will guarantee q cure in all DE-
eases OF the Urinary Organs, GOnorrho-a, 0ieet.
structure, % phihs, and epermatorrhRA. Gases of
GohOIIhsa recently contracted cured ia 3 O. DAYS,
sen entirely ersdlcsted from the system without The
use CT mercury. spermatOrrbes, brought on BY
excuses and abuse youth, csusns loss Of memory
sna insanity, general debility, apic yeas e~<
mp0tencF, ners Gus irr.tsbility, symptoms q con-
sumption, Indigestion palpitaticn OF the heart,
forebsdines. self-distrust, &c. speedily cured bT
newly discovered remedies. DR.. R, located Tor
many years 81 ~ 4. Kutaw street, Baltimore ma .
has oonseEted, after many solicitations on MS h.
hington patrons, 90 open permanent once in that
cty wneTt be mey be consulted every Nednts day
epo Ga ursAy In each week, from m. TO .. m.
EEhALI DISEASES q ~ lind. treated. Do.
y scribe osse ana cncios, o.. advice and mcdf.
cine yin be sent. Address MN. br. THOnPsOU,
DC. eke North lSh erest. Philadelphia. Jam lys
IN1 the celebrated Reliable Olairvoysrf Physicfan
and Tsst sdfun, has located &C 1918 Ae9 Yorf
avenue. Once boars-l0 O. N. 70 2 D. m. Iusase-
mept can be made FOR evening". jeii-Iy
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
The DOG POUND.

'Looking for dog, srs" is the style in which
the rosy laced policeman accosts you Oh entering
the Dog Pound, nowadays. There are few callers
however, In this redeemiug line ana the unfortu-
nate ours can, consequently howl without inter-
rupton for eight and forty hours. Captain Marriott
says 1t Is the best thing happened these poor
things, and the method Of their radiance gives
general satisfaction. He has already disposed OF
eO0o dogs. and his opinion Is therefore entitled 10
some consideration. TINS morning about l60 un-
claimed brutes Will be placed In cage, run down
to the water's edge on tramway and drowned:
Their remains will be taken care OF
by the city bumpers and conveyed to
the proper quarters for final disposition. Some or
the dogs now detained In DURANGO vile, as the say
Ing Is, seem to take kindly TO their temporary n-
carceraticn and pass che time In catching nies, at
which amusement several have become quite ex-
pert Many OF them nowl piteonsly, ana on the
entrance oil ladies in search probably, OF poodle
dogs go semtone higher IN their complaints.
This Is the more singular since there Is not wnat
might be called hiQh.toned dog in the entire con-
gregation. All OF them win be drowned scientd-
cally fOrty-eight hours alter they have been
checked Tor the down train. Dog carchers, ac-
cording to the statistics. are not dong lively
buaineSs.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25

and was allowed 70 remain there forty days When,
Ct the emo OF that time the stable was opened aud
the body dragged out, the people rushed 10 secure
portions to eat. The nsssdtr had II buried ana the
people dug " up. and ne was obliged 70 set guard
to keep them from It. Such as did eat OF it died.
NO LIVING 10 BURY THE DEAD.
Many OF the villages OF this district are entirely
depopulsted; others are nearly 80. Tne Judge s0id
In the village Of Beraklu formerly Containing some
400 souls put veg t a6d that In that v,'1sS ssH
cax CUuy nS nSG tSas aeaHg Sesn from other
villages to perform this iaSt fitS 81 hvNaniv III!
same individual told me that In tne vlsge OF Neies
site or the ancient city of TaviA, In one room he
found three little children the oldest perhaps ton
years OF age There, with none TO watch over tnem
or TO hear their last moans the poor little tnings
had died and there were none 10 bury them. Al
tnat saw and heard In ell my ride rom SoonRoor-
loo TO Ak S6rat, distance OF 126 mtles served 70
impress upon my mind the terrible severity OF sne
famine. lspent sunday at AK Serai, and duIing
those twentv-iour hours at least four persons deo
from starvation. IIfW a1.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
NOT A SUICIDE,
The Death OF Mr.. Fitch ON the Steam
boat Newark.

The Death Of Mr.. Fitch ON the stesm-
boat Newark.
On last Friday evening, as the steamboat Newark
was on her 7:20 trip between New York and Jer-
sey City, tall man who was standing astern near
the guard chain, was observed to stsgger and fall
overheard. Immediately the passengers near by
raised the cry OF "Man overheard 70 ana for d few
moments there was wild confusion, but Mr.. John
X. Riley one Of the passengers, recovered his
presence OF mind and called to the Captain for q
boat. That humane or1cer responded, SO 1t is re-
ported, "lf you want boat come and get 1t your
SELL" Riley clambered up TO the davts, followed by
deck hand called Jack; the boat was Launched.
but before she mad been pulled ten lengths from
the Newark she was nearly IulI Of water and in
danger OF swamplng, on account OF tne plugs
being out OF the bottom ana thus rendered almost
unit Tor service. However, tue drowning man
was reached and pulled on board. where he ex-
pred before the boat reached the slip. An eye
witness gives evidence that the Captain of the
Newark was conspicuous by his inhumanlty and
indifference, and that such boats as the Newark
carries--r the one used in the rescue be sample
are unfit to be IN service on Jerry steamers. where
hundreds o. lives might be lmperied by their un-
seawortniness. 1t Is stated that Fitch had a 1T,
and when he was pulled into the boat, still alive,
quantity OF foam and irotn was exudiug from mis-
mouth.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
A GREAT LOSS.

The dandy dog catcher Matthias. who was ap-
pointed an ofiicer to capture vagrant ours in the
newly annexed district, could not stand news
paper criticism and prosperity; hence he sent his
resignation to the Mayor yesterday, which was
duly accepted. Alderman Morris must 6l the
pince at once The following 10 Mr.. Matthias, let
teri
MoRErsANIA. N. T., August 22 1874
Hon. WnLnn y. HAvExEYxR Mayor Of the city OF New
York - ''
sIR-The severe criticism OF the New York press on
my being appointed dog catcher the Twenty sec
ond Assemeiy district causes me 70 address you did
ing sensation but necessity compelled me to seek
some position to mako honest living and a. / could
pontment with such intention; but seeing that (as I
think was appointe4 mafely 70 furnish maNrtAi for
newspaper critictsm do horeby respectfully ten.
der my resignauon. CHAkLRS r. HATTHfAN
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
PARIS GOSSIP.
The Summer Vacation and the Dearth
of Amusem ents or small Talk.

of ANU sem ents small Talk.
PARIS, August 0, 1874.
The last grand Parliamentary banquet and re-
ceDtion OF the season was held yesterday at the
PRESIDENTS palace at Versailles, and those who
attend ded the dinner were beyond measure aston
ished at finding for their fellow guest M. Dufaure,
the former Gdrde des Sced,cL Keeper OF the Seals)
in N. Theirs Ministry, and who has not dined at
the palace since the fall OF his chieftain. Several
Deputies OF the Left centre, notably NM Niien
and Gacber, were also OF the party.
There was also grand Russian wedding yester-
day. Comte Inako1 was married to Mile. Doigo-
roI, niece OF Comte Kisselon, formerly Ambassador
10 OConstantinope. Among the ladies-wno were
all IA totlette DE bal with bare shoulders and with
jewels and feathers In their hair-the most no.
ticeaDle were the Princesse de sinislo, the Prin-
Geese Jroubetzkai and the Princesse Bauatinsky.
The ceremony was performed by the Arcniman-
drite Of MOSCOW, who Is Just now in Paris. An
other marriage, which took place to-day at the
Marie OF tue seventh Arrondissement, was that OF
Mile. Marie Augustine vermersch, daughter OF
Vermerscn, the well known communist, to NJ. An :
Ore Chartler an enploye In the Ministry OF FL
nance. IL Is scarcely necessary 70 say that Ver-
merscn himself was not present. thinking proba-
bly, that the government would be ioash 70 part
wlth him. gr na y
VI SUICIDE or A sPEcuLAToE.
There nave been some sad occurrences In con-
nection with recent speculatlOns at the BOarse.
The suicide Of NJ. Beyful, distant relation Of the
Rothscnhds, whicn took place the DAY before
yesterday. Is due TO this cause. IL ts also SAID
! That several persons who nave recently figured
prominently in speculations have evanted and
| crossed the frontier. NJ
SOCIAL GOSSIP. sff rs
! The Princesse de Banfremont. alter seven years
legal proceedings, has at last obtained judicial
separation from her husband NJ
Inc death OF the Comtesse Cnreptovich, wife of
| the former Russian Ambassador at Naples, Is an
| nounced. she and her sister, Nine Kalergis have
n
! during their time. n
! Tne Duc de Manchez is by no means yet restored
| TO health, and Will remember until his death the
| carriage ACCIDENT In which his leg was broken, and
| II Will De yet several weeks before he can leave
/ his house. M gt VA b Ia
Theatrical news there is none. and literature ia
| equally dull
The New York herald., 1874-08-25

Bonaparte, Faubourg ST. Germain. There the
charge Is $AS month, with nre and
lights extra The rooms are clean, the
society respectable ana the meals salts
factory; the board consists OF coffee and
bread and butter for breakfast the usual lunch
and dinner, which are. In iact two dinners OF the
French middle classes; tea and wine at discretion.
The advantages to young American lady of going
to French boarding house is that she learns
rapidly to speak French there whereas in lodg
ings she would learn slowly. The objection to 1t
is being tied 60 meal hours, and lady who is
working In her studio does not want to go home
and spend two hours over her lunch at noon. The
sum total Of expenses at . boarding house may be
The New York herald., 1874-08-25

Perhaps It would be possible to nve comfortably
for 81, 600 year, and that py rgfd seli-denai a
LADY might contrtve to exist upon half OF that
The New York herald., 1874-08-25


near tue Pare Monceaux. Many Engilsa and
American ladies are learning there. The expense
OF this school is about 100 francs month me Sta
dents paint only rom draped agrrss znd ".
Chapelns studio is specially aoapted for portEai.
painters.
NJ. Julian's studio Is a place for serious study.
Models from the life are there exhibited. IL ~ a
gentleman's school, but ladies' are admitted 70 H.
The teachers are NJ Bouanger ana M Lefebyre,
who give their services gratuitousy for the sake
OF the publicity thus obtained The cost
OF working IRON the nude model all day
Is forty francs a month. NJ. Julian has also
evening class conducted on the same plan, but it
Is only for drawing whereas the other Ia for draw
ing and painting. The expense OF attending the
evening class is twelve francs month but al ex-
penses and incidental expenses for both classes II
paid by the year In advance. only amount 10 800
francs.
EXPENSES IN PARIS.
young lady can come from America to Europe,
as a FIRST class passenger, for $780, which repre-.
sent her expenses from New YORK TO Paris Sne
Will find comfor table lodgings at II she makes
an Intelligent search for them; but II she comes
alone, she should 60 to q boarding house.
The cheapest good boarding house is at No. s
Rue de Bagneux. 1t Is very respectable and well
con1ucted, and boarders who are content with o
small room will be received for $50 month.
Fire ana lights are OF course extra, but they can
obtain warmth and the use OF candles In rhe pub
nc parior. 1t must be admitted, however, tnat
this price is rather too low to insure comfort.
There is an excellent boarding house kept ny
Nine. Bein. sculptor's widow. at No. 70 Rue
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THE MONROE COUNTY
Co-OPerafys Life Insurance
CO M p A N Y,
sTR0UDsBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
Limit 5000 Members.
THE MONROE COUNTY
CHARTER PERPETC Al.

Any person ofS)uud body and mind oE Ecither sex, not
lss tiSa ittcep than SXty-hve years Of age
aid ani nsaged many occupation, exceedingly danger
t lit" may barome a member of this Company, by
paying admission fee, follows:
From i - @ years Of age 81 90
70 - - d" 90
so - 81 10 90
90 10 6j 20 %
And dollar for Policy.
No OTHER charges viii br made ri any time excepting
csar aud Ten cents for each member who dies.
The advantages of this Company over the ordinary
Lc Insurance CompGucs arc that The fees small
that the nf uoiyr-tr means com
p,tcncr his family Al triug cost and payable 4,
suh long intervals. and such small sums that person
DO incJuvenie need by heri fhis company cannot
a mo Vanics aH2ci H. Persons holding certificates
of membership il this Company, are sure in case Of
d-Itl that their families lls VII get many dollars
~ there members IA tn Company.
No restrictions are placed upon travelling or residence
applications for insurance, Information, may bc
Iral1 th Directors Secretary, StIOudsDurs. Ia
DIRECTORS.
Il : Staples. r. z Bcsecker,
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