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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

[ hereby appoint Friday, the third
day of April next, as day of Fasting
and Prayer; and | recommend the peo-
pie of this State on that day to abstain
from their accustomed business and
pleasure, and to assemble in their re-
spective places of worship, there to unit
eddy ask an Almighty God for pardon
for past offences and humbly pray for
the continuance of His blessings to this
State and to the Nation, for the sake
and in tho name of Jesus Christ.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the State, at Woodstock, the 18th day
of March, A. D. 1874.
JULIUS CONVERSE.
Governor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

BRADFORD, VT, March 20. G. P.
Wright, the teller of Bradford Savings
Bank and Trust Company, absconded
last night, taking with him all the avail
able funds of the bank. An investigation
of the bank and accounts is now going
on, but it is thought the bank will not
suffer great loss.
Young Wright, who stole the funds
from the Bradford Savings bank a few
days since and absconded, was pursued
and arrested at Potsdam Junction. N. Y
After being locked into a room. he I'm.
dertook to destroy and conceal the sto.
len money, but was detected in the act
After this he procured, or had on his
person, morphine, with which to take
his own life. He took too much and il
did not kill him. He then undertake
to kill himself, but did not succeed He
has been brought back for trial.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

RECEIPTS AGAINST MFLANcuo,v T
once gave lady two-and twenty receipts
against melancholy. One was a bright
IRE /; another. to remember all the Meas.
ant things said to her another to keen
a oox OF sugar-plums on the mantel-piece
and a Kettle simmcring on the hob. 7
thought these were trifing at the mo.
ment' but have in after life discovered
now true 1T IS that these little pleasures
OFTEN Danish melancholy better than
higher and more exalted objects and
'nat no means ought to be thought too
'rinlng which can oppose it in ourselves
or In others.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

The PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND
LIFE ILLUsTRATED.-For the faithful
presentation of old and new truths in
pleasant form, we must commend this
veteran monthly. The April number
blossoms with an attractive variety.
We have in it Portrait and Sketch of
Mr.. Cleveland Able, of the Signal Bu-
reau, universally known as "Probabili-
ties an Analytical Paper on the Causes
of Vice and Crime, with some practical
hints toward their remedy; A Sketch
of the eminent Authoress, Madame
Schwartz and a fine Portrait Heads,
Hats and Character hits off some of the
people we meet, both In its text and i'll
ustrations; in Physiology of the Sexes,
writer takes Mr.. Spencer to task for
some narrow views of 1.-The SEX New
Englanders will be pleased doubtless, to
read something about their favorite rail
road man, Mr.. James Parker; besides,
we have something humorous, in Ny
Impressions Of Names, and Stolen
Gilmpses, and much that is agreeably
instructing in Our Evergreen Trees ;
Press Notices; Anybody can do it, and
much that everybody should read in
Was he Born So? Vitality and Chemis-
try, Commercial DISTINCTIONS, Agricul-
tural Hints, etc, Terms $500 a year.
80 cents number. Address, S. R.
WELLS, New York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

vigorous measures have been adopted
TO relieve the millions in India who are
IN danger of starvation. Relief commit
tees have been formed rice is being
sent into the famine districts at the rate
OF fifteen hundred tons daily. At Cal
eutta, $4,000 were subscribed in two
days for the suffering people, and in
England generous response has been
made to the call for help.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

a singular instance of scepticism is
recorded in the case of the man who re-
marked that the Bible was .too good to
be true"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

During the past week, the friends of
Dawes, Hoar, Adams and few others,
have been voting for each of these gen.
tlemen for Z. S. Senator, in the Joint
Assembly in Massachusetts,. Dawes
leads, having at the last and fifth ballot,
"a votes. Hoar follows with rs votes :;
while Curtis, democrat, has "a; Adams,
10. Number of votes necessary for
choice, 1877. So there is dead lock and
will continue to be until the republicans
are united on candidate. Dawes and
Hoar are men of great legislative expe-
rlence and men of eminent ability. Eli
Their would do honor to the position, and
it will be unfortunate if they are both
dropped for new, compromise candi-
date. The democrats will doubtless turn
in and vote for Adams, if there is apv
show of electing him, for he is nearer a
democrat than anything else. and is,
perhaps, the second choice of that party.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

Inc Governor of Maine has appointed
April 10th as Fast day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30
TAKE 4 DOSE DAILY

(Which may cure or may mott. On these sccouDhl
urge all to make no delay, but make haste and % +,
WEBSTER'S PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS and have som.
pictures made at once. You will find large asr,t
ment of stereoscopes Views, Albums, Picture Francs
Brackets, Glass of all Sizes and everything you wan
in my line of business at the lowest cash price
j. n. WEBSTER.
Barton. VT.
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UNLESS THEY TAXI
SOME

measure they will be sure to rar,..
Do not wear your
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30
OLD BOOTS AND SHOES

in damp. wet weather, for what is more anpovng fl.
pair of eaky boots or shoes in damn NINA,
weather? it is sure to
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30
PUT THEM IN A pickle

that attempt it, you will find yourselves sick al m
the doctor will have to be called and
he will make you
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

The total loss is about $50, 900. The in
surance is only SIS, 1000, and that on the
share of the senior partner, E. Norton
The firm employed between fifteen and
twenty men. Three new kilns were built
last year at large expense, and every
thing was In fine order at the time of the
fire.
Nheelock can boast of the meanest
man yet heard from. A young gentle
man {! from that town came to Lyndon.
vile and invited a young lady to accom-
Pany him to social hop at the town
hall, Wheelock. She consented and went
to hop with him. The next MORNING
the young gentleman's horse was sick
SO he said, and it would cost less to send
the young lady home by stage than to
hire team, and he did so. When the
young lady arrived at Lyndonville she
was somewhat surprised to learn that
her fare was unpaid. She paid it with.
out a murmur, doubtless thinking her
lesson was cheaply learned.
We are authorized to state that tb.re
Will be a foot race in this village on Sat.
urday afternoon, April 18th, at hall
past TWO. The purse will consist of SIC
ana entry fees added, which will proba.
Oily make something like SIS or $40
The entrance fee is 80 cents. which snm
must be deposited by every Contestant
previous to II o'clock on the day of thu
race. The money will be divided int
three parts, so that the man who almost
gets to the end first, but falls tr;a.
snort will receive second money. Tb,
distance to be run is about one.th;rd .,
mile. This purse is open to everybod,
VINO can raise 90 cents, and feels ms,
ike running. There will be no most
Ponement ON account of heavy track
mere IS a chance for the long Legged
boys to show their dexterity.-DangiH
Star. ''''''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
ONE MONTHS WAGES.

POCKET-BOOK LOST ON THE STREET
CARS.
On Tuesday last Mrs. Sherman, an employee
In the Treasury Department, took q street-car,
bound for her home in Georgetown. Only q short
time previous she had received her salary Of
ninety -four dollars and, placing It carefully in
her pocketbook, and then in the pocket, felt
happy in being able to procure many little arti-
cles she desired when she should reach the ancient
town, after her days labor was finished, Before
reaching the ancient burg the lady had occasion
to leave the car, and did 50. A few minutes after
wards the pocket-book was missed, and she nat
urally concluded that II must have been dropped
in the car she had Just left. When the next one
came along she got aboard and rode until she
reached the terminus Of the road, where the con-
ductor Of the former car was met He was &C.
costed about IT, but denied either having seeing
1t. Not disposed to part with her money 50 easily
there was chance for its recovery, she returned
70 police headquarters and laid her complaint be-
lore Chief Clarvoe, who turned the case over to
detectives McDevitt and Miller, who afterwards
arrested the conductor Of the car and further dis
covered that he had disposed Of the money BY
paying for house-rent, groceries and other house
hold goods. .I., a.
He Afterwards admitted finding the money, and
regrets that he did not return 1t to the owner.
He offered as an excuse for his action that he had
wife and child, and being only an extra man on
the road his employment was not steady, and that
be must do something to prevent his family from
starving. He is young man, Intelligent looking,
and has hitherto borne an excellent character.
He has young, innocentlooking wife, who, while
at headquarters yesterday could hardly compre-
bend the situation In which her husband was
placed. While they were eonversing together
their little child was romping on the floor in great
glee, too young to understand anything concern
ing the unfortunate affair 1t is not known what
action will be taken in the case, but If the lady
could see this little family together 1t is hardly
probable that she would desire to separate them,
and the man, in the future, will probably make
her Just return for the loss she has sustained.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06

was advanced by the press that had she appeared
even at the Academy Of Music she would have
hlled it to repletion. One Of the New York pa
pers commenting upon Miss Morris personation
OF Camille, remarked: "Miss Clara Morris per-
iormance OF Camille at the Lyeeum theatre was
the particular lode-star Of attraction, and was
grand triumph Of artistic exoeIisnee. We do lot
remember q representation Of Camille % null Oh
tenderness, patsSs and subdued feeling nor one
Eaicn mad 50 wonderful an effect upop croHpea
house. The audience followed the story Of the
misfortunes, love and death 81 the sadly upfoFtu-
nate @ ueen Of the Camelias' in silence, broken
only by tears and audible sobs. Miss Morris act
ing ip the death stene was most marvelously
faithful and touching rendition Of the sorroWrd al
end Of the broken-heartsd woman who did for
love and duty"
The securing of Miss Morris IL . favorable indi.
cation Of the success OF at least one Of the proposed
entertainments, and there Is no doubt that she
will attract one Of the largest and highly cultured
audiences ever seeninsIe Of W ashingtcn theatre
Mis- Norris Will app ear ct the National probably
on Wednesday o. next week. Manager Snville
promises that Camille" shall be produced In
magnificent Style, and that Miss Morris shall re-
eeiVs satS.actcry and efficient support.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
TIE Messrs Ford are busIly engaged n perfect
Ing arrangements for their entertainments, but
EHney are not yet sumsiently adVancee 70 MsIrans
PRONUNCIATION. Attraction of q peculiarly novel
order' suen as mas never oeIote oeen Peset.u -
washington, Is PROMISED ana tAete - ~ uouo'
mat tneli snare OF tne soou MOiA WI 70 -
Iolnou M,,n IeI - -
VI tne o. 80
o1.a.,d,r, 80 the NI1rno,,o oI,h aLa Ia .,
1rorr vIth 6no diIivsnca Irranoamsnt, for otber
onte,,ajnrsnts ara IN n,ogras, and from nres,nt
onnoorances Ave a, Al, n.Tforr ancs, viii n. tven
Amino ,ha nert two vs.r. tbe Drocesds ~ sbich
viii he devo,nd N cbarI,ehIa nprnoss, E,ten.Ivs
and novel mans are heIng arranged for dispo,Inu
Of the Tickets and vben comDIeied cannot fan to
insnre tho saIa on &c manv a, viii socrr. ,.tis-
factory financial yesult To The grand CHARITY AZ
monstration
.rv,n~,s-
A nrrhs, Of ~. -Do,t ,,-or,,nort ,.d,., a.
w.shinr,on -Iu ,o.ot 20 t., . ooraroI oo,n
rrit,o. ,n q a. 80 % ,aton.r, o. ,h. 80
ch.rtt, ds,oo,s,rattoU T, rroDo,ad 60 o-uanI.a
thaa.ss,,,ss - -. os.,.,..top r. A.. S,.-so =,
S-oII,,o.,. 49, -. - .sa,,.,. ~ -
--.-H~ ,.-e-,n-...sH ~ ~ .'L.Lt ~ ., ~
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Captain Of Ordnance, commandiI
GALE OF THE REVENUE STEAMER
y 'McCULLOCH.n
-, TREAsgRI DEPAHTMEyT, !

w WASHINGTON, ID. e. Marcn =. 1873.
WIN be said at pnblic anctlon 10 the highest and
best bidder for cash, q " O'Clock n9on q .t2
the revenue steamer I" MCCULLOUGH said YES
sci was built at Baltimore In 1855 Is about ~ Ten
nurthen 70. ND; length, rs ieet; Deain, 49,.
inches; materials, white oak, live OAK white snes-
nut and locust knees Of white OAK Sna 1ncs nn
the outside Of frame tops of bra 2 secur riyeted
to hand inches by y Inch, extending IRON stem 70
stern well lifted with spars, standing and running
rigging, sails, awnings, boats, bo1ts-cranes, oloeks
and falls, anchors, chains. etc. she nasa
beam CINE fs-ineh cylinder, feet stroke Of pls,
ton. main and donkey boilers, eam-pImps; and
steam whistle, tools etc. Her equipments CONSIST
ing of anchors chains compasses, glasses lanterns,
lead lines tools furniture, ETC., per inventory,
win be sold separately az the same time and place.
The vessel Will be open for Inspection until the
day OF sale at Governments wharf, Staten Island.
. Inventories OF the articles TO be sold with the
vessel, and all further desired Information be
obtained on hoard, or OF Captain John hcGowan,
u. 8. X. M, No. IG Broadway, New YORK.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
all bids.
ap} Secretary.
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CITY ITEMS
TO DYSPEPTIcs.

We do not agree to cure YOU but from q careful
analysis Of Dooley's Yeast Powder, we Gun safely
recommend 1t as producing nutritious, light,
healthy bread. biscuits, rolls, &c, which can be
eaten with IMMUNITY and relished by the most
sensitive invalid These facts NE can substantiate
from practical observations, and with the knowL
edge that no injurious substances whatever enter
into the composition OF Dooley7s Yeast Powder.
Grocers everywhere keep Il. Doolcy q Brother
Manufacturers, % Now street, Nav York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
. STORES.
LEAYENwoRrH ARSENAL,

7, Z
LEAvENwoRTH. KS, March %, 1874. I
The following named unservlceable and insult
abe articles will be sold at public auction at the
LeayenwUrth Arsenal, TUESDAY, the 18th day of
May, 1874, commencing at 10 o'clock =. m.
ArTillery carriages, harness, loaded projectilee
cavalry and artillery sabres, cavalry and infantry
requirements, knapsacks, haversacks, saddles,
pattern metal and woodworking machines, tools
and miscellaneous articles, &C.
Terms: Cash in Goyernment funds, ten per cent
on the day of sale, and the remainder when the
properly Is delivered. All stores to be removed
within ten days from close Of sale. The Govern
ment the right to reject any bid deemed
satisfactory; Catalogues can be had on applica-
the U. 3. Ordnance Agency, N. ". or AZ this
Arsenal. A. MORDECAI,
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EaE D0lEsFi0 SEWING MACHINE,

The easiest to sell; Hghtest running; makes the
least noises does the greatest Of work. perfect
in its operations; can't get out Of order; viii wear
a life time in fact, II is q
DOMESTIC NECESSITY;
no family can afford to be without one; few days
trial with assistance of teacher fREE; more than
40 now in use IN this city; only introduced here
about year ago; have other machines but little
used, takel In exchange for the DOMESTIC, viz:
Grover q Baker, Wilcox & Gibbs, American,
Singer, &C., &C., for sale at prices ranging from
$50 TO S35 each. Good canvasserS. male and female
wanted. PHIL. II. WEIGH, Agent,
mh3-Im COS street, Masonic Temple.
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BOARDING.
SEWING MACHINES.

BOARD AND ROOMS-CENTRAL LOCA-
- TioN-c2l northeast corner King and Patrick
tIeets. Alexandria, Virginia. mh24-eo3t
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POVERTY OF THE BIocp,

tenn is impoverished. The flesh is habby, the
muscles lack hardness, the nerves are relaxed,
the internal organs but imperfeetly perform their
functions the brain is inert, and In short, the
entire body is only half alive. The stomach is
mainly responsible for this wretcheA condition Of
the human machine. Stimulate and tone that
organ with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and o
marked change for the better will ;soon be ap-
parent The result Of improving the digestion
with this potent and genial tonic will be the con-
the blood is the raw material from which flesh,
nlnscle, brain, bone and every membrane, tissue
those components of the material frame will be
gradually regenerated and invigoratcd. This is
sound doctrine, and 1t is sustained by the logic Of
facts,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
STATES MAIL.

II N1a1D o1AIES MALL
.-- VIRGINIA.
o.. Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1874.
% is7i tS be decided BY the ioth Il June e. is74
q $1iy ia . jSae . iss % sSs foii S Ing
OF departures and arrivals herein specified, Viz.i
f7s From Arcola, taum Spring, to LoudOn, Csta-
Leave Arcola Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nsssH &d sz Thursday and s.sr
Aq qny 81 4. l. h 4 @l; pypm. r- E-
From Pan PsRP5 DspcI b. Wakes Church
Leave PamPlin3s Depot, Monday, wednesday
Leave Tower mi Mondss 3 wednesday and
Arrive at Pampiin's Depot by I'm.
Lea!s WaieSeid station if Wednesday and Sat.
arrive rive * < hsess q moe oysp.m.;
Leave Assamoosick Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive 1t Wakefield Station by I'm.
no From Linville, by Edom and Green Mount, to
Singers Glen, 81 miles and back, six times .
Leave Linyine daily, except Sunday, at 10 q. m.
Arrive at Singers Glen BY i2.So D. M;
Leave singers Glen daily, except sunday, at !
Arrive at Linvnle by s:op. m.
$50 From HansonviIle, by Hawkins NH and Will
low Spring, to Nickollsville, Is miles and
back, twice o week.
Leave Hansonyille Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Nlckollsville by u NJ;
Leave Nickollsville Tuesday and Friday at /
Arrive at Hansonyille by7p. m.
ISL From Poplar Hill, by stafordsville to Eggles
tons Springs, IA miles and back, twice &
week.
Leave Poplar Hill Wednesday and Saturday Al
Arrive al Eggleston's Springs by II a. m;
Leave Eggleston's Springs "Wednesday and Sat
urday at d. m;
Arrive at Poplar Hill by p. m.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee and certificate
and also for Instructions to the conditions TO b.
embraced in the contract, etc., advertisement o
September a. 1870. and December ]. 1873 inviting
proposals for mall service in Virginia, TO be fount
at the principal post Offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
| addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral. JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,S
| aD6-M6w Postmaster General u
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FIRE.

At midnight, on Saturday night, omcers
Shelton and Berkeley turned In an alarm rom
box l. eorIer of Eleventh and B streets southeast
caused ny the burning OF Q two-story frame dwell
inv on q. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, owned by Q colored man named George
Ferguson. The building was entirely consumed
Loss $500; injured for $500. The IRE is supposed
TO have been the work Of an incendiary, who
doubtless intended to rob It while burning, as
there was known to be $500 in IL previous to the
Ava .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
First FRUITg,

FIRST FRUITS,
During the impressive religious services o. the
prorracted meetings held during the past week
at Mount Zion NJ. E. church, under the ,facient
pastorate Of Rev. L. y. Muller appoint ID to the
charge about three weeks since eight Pr Jrsons pro.
fessed religion, and as q consequence twelve addi-
ticrsi member were received into the church at
the IL o'clock service.
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A. SAHs & Co., $40 Seventh street.

SPECIAL BARaAT Ms in gentlemen's and boys
suits, made of UNI Led States navy flannel of the
purest indigo wool dye
Gentlemen's sy its sl2.5o and boys se.5a
Youths worst ed coats and vests and boys
worsted suits = i large variety, at moderate fig
ures.
GEO. O.tHENN1xa. No 40 Seventh street,
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MONEY SAVED by paying your special improve
ment apd sewerage taxes now, at reduced rates,
through r. H. RYAN Co.,
General Brokers, 523 Seventh street,
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DRESS PIETzLo oNS

UHESO YIN AIV ONS
G,handsome shades,
made rom .-- ...-- -rHf a---'-s ..-0 u
the choicest
foreign Cassimyeres.
Equal in 1T and
equal in workma' nship
to anyC'Istom Work made,
while the prices are
one-third less.
A. SAp, 10 s16 Seventh street.
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PERSONAL.

T0 IOSN-SS Coo, - 90 y SOo IN COON
SWEET fsf S. Si's se7ssfS Money IN hand ap
GO 000 Will BUY A VERY LARdE
also carriage house and Stable with horses aud car
rage. Location arst,elSs.; syeSything in conf
can Se deferred. Address HOUSE, city P. o.
$4,000 s H9 F9AE ON Il .d 1lsT T. III.
at low rate Of Interest. Abrlyto
mhzi-s. a2s Seventh street e Federal bindings
nISSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
tween Z. NJ. Jackson and s. T. Luckett, under the
IS e. s
and having exclusive control Of said restaurant.
d es e fa S sn are s
against said firm to present them to s. 7. L1ekets
iG m RRsfERssn'' r. 5. T. T. i SGecKSffTTf
$4,000 ~; ~ ho .a. !. ON sa, hE kRPy E e
ms, ss1ss fedea
M1ssM BAKER Of Edpis d1 nl7ah ad
April and Z with an elegant stock Of the latest
French Bonnets, Scarf, Wells and other fasnsSp
$4,000 e aG h9H and SaditoFs csriiacases.
at very rei SoTRsE s I MIDDLETON. Brokers'.
mhn4-tf SIS Fifteenth street.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
q p. BURDETTE is this day admitted as q part
ner in the Dry Goods House Of W: W. BHh-
DETTE The firm name will be w. w: BUH"-
y No. s2s Seventh Street Northyest;
TTOCAPITAL1STSOR 9TH ERSDESIRIN6
L toembark one or more thousand dollars In q
nGwbut profitable business, with gentleman 9k
thikeity, can have an interview by forwarding ao-
dress IN null to II. K, 2l2 Pennsylvania aysnuse
N1oTICE-THAT E S. JUSTH, sls D
IN street, between Sixth aud Seventh streeta
northwest. sells custou-made secondhand CIotnlng
At less than half the cost OF ready.made new 0nes
N. B.-Second-hand clothing OF all kinds Do uuA -
fair cash prices. Au1e-n
OuRE YOURSELF WITH SATISFACT1oN
" IN A FEW DAYs-tNo internal msdicine1
Al per bottle. Nairn's. corner Ninth and PennsyLA
Ieyis Canitol Hill; Coughlin,s, Masonic Temple;
ndherTss Third and streets; Crutchett shreeveat
IJniontown, and barron, BAdensoarg. marS-lm,
Ill KINDS OF CAST-oFF WEARING
"A APPAREL can be sold 10 the yeIy best "a.
vantage by addressing or eauing on SUsIas ~ -
street. between Sixth and seventh nertnNesss
Notes by mall promptly attended 70. Casn RsrIlSStf
OATS, MICE AND ROACHES ARE KILL
Ii ed by FITS; Ecents, AZ stott,S Pa ave- D9o.
Duckett,s, Twenty-frst So. aud Pa ave. Darpy,ss
cor. Four-and-a-haf ST., and Crutehett's UnloR
town. They Wont die on the premises msFVAn
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- : = =
WARRANTED TO GIVE RELIEF. IN FIVE
--.. MINUTES.
Persons suffering with Asthma are requested TO
call and get tial package of the above remedy
free gratis.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
g. p. HOPKINS Drug Store,
api-lm No. 1875 Massachusetts, avenue.