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ono Of the moat interesting and instructive over
oroncd ly any OF ita ncmbore. And II tlia
volume ahonld aecnl TO bo too complicated md
expansive. 4 simpler ono. following it's plan and
tnsurtne itn purpose. could bc oastly nlanufsc.
turcd.
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SPAIN.

Ths work entitled "Bpkln." by The Baron ca.
pAy,)1i3s, illustrated BY Qa4tave Dors, translated
, 1875-12-04

oroncd hy any OF ita membere. And. II thia
volume should seem to bo too complicated md
expansive. simpler ono. following its plan aud
tnsuttne ita purpose. could be castly mannfsc.
turcd
Tr.a.I,sa H. T. Fnn,.nutr 1ao rn oa
philadelphia ]. H. Lpplneut: l. Co.
The passagoa from Hsine which Ait this littlc
volume are p1trActcd from Tho Salon. Tbs a1anl-
btra u Horr Won schnabeloworssi, On tho Ills
tory Of Religion and Philosophy In Germany.
Tho Romantic School, tile a1abian School. Tue
Gods In Exile, and Confessions. Thcs have bcrn
Indfcously cullod from tle great mars Of 1loinas
prose writings, md afford 4 fair example Of i11s
Eenlua In this fioId Of composition. Tho roadcr
gains from them a clear appreciation Of tho
nlyors and contrasting elencntH that mingled IN
his Bnirit and his e:vfo tho kcrn. flashing vii.
Tho vivid Imagination, tho tcnier l!asnos. tho
earoIess mnckcrv. tho bitter cyncisnl, tic hn!l
unbclicf. t,o reki-ss sc1a,ta)ity.-all ato faith
fully depicted, and delight, amaze, md shock us
By turns.
There Is much to be learned fran Htudy o:
Hcino; much to be initiated and m,cl. to T..
avodcd. 4 moro 1iil!iaut isupassipned. vi
hing. rcrcl1ing, and altogether pitiabie inhc:
Eonca hover dwclt In tho habit Of man. y
abovo tie reat, ~ mourn. all iu tho eaalo
breath. ~ wo watch hts chsngeful. cyanescent
moois. Ills gifts were kiortcus. hts Rims were
many, and his suffernps wero tntenso. II tho
wrongs done In tho fIenl, arc oxpiatrd in this
ltfo anl oily tho ttainB on l1eine'a soul waro all
wiped out tho hour Of Ills dcafl. for tho ago
niAs he endt,red--and with grand braverY--n
bis lust eieht years wcrc horribly escructnting.
Tho A,eceltanieA are pFefaccd with a ltograph-
tcai and critical skatcll Of Iietne. which deals
with i'm Justly aud morcifuy. 4 teatfn!
thought il hlways uprermost "a ono reflects
upon tho vaywarA rnct. for tho deep pathos IN
his life throws it's shallow over his gayest hutl
moat EittornR passages.
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Th:a prayct3 that ti.nro ,ras no
tsickcrv, for flu pcrEcn.s which tho
ch,sncrs carry ahont With them aro always
tan,:lsss. lIo then s.'ah paft o: small pi,rrrs
AMI carefully d!tr oil. rycrv farE, Thus rc,lior-
tc HE reptile powc,lcss 10 harm. Nevertheless.
Whether hy arcplcnt pr frnn, h,Rvado l,o roeriy.
cd a slich: runctnrc, aud Tbs b! 5od l}owr'l fn,m
o,e Of l,:A !ii,1erH hut without auy ctnntion ho
s,,cEed H.n wul,nh fofcibls nld applied email
ilarl: saruuH etono tu it. whirll l,o represented
to bc M hntttlotc ccalnst tho M.s nf IAc cobra.
bought piece Ut Inn but. ~, analrslnE IT, l
folln1 tint tho rtnno W.ts nothing mutt tl6n
cnicinel bono Of yrry iho tcltute.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
IHE or~s.u o.n


Ing ~ don to Sell ovsrrulsd.
Nv, ~ use ofthe United States against VII.
IN -stman, an action OF assumpsit for si7,'
~; .r.eged to have been taken By ottman and
SSers from the Treasury Departmen6 IN June S.I
In the meanwhile, however, there are certain pre-
hmfnary proceedings that bring the case before
the judges at once.
was an attachment made out by District Attorney
Fisher, and Major A o. Richards, CHIEF OF Police,
under which Ottman's restaurant, houses and
other effects were seized, % that Of debtor In:
tending frkudulently TO remove his effects beyond
the Jurisdiction of the court. Mr.. Ottman's coun-
sci denied shs q ts ss,
which closed its session last Tuesdsy and Will not
meet again until the hrst Tuesday In September.
In the meantime, the effects Of ottman which the
up, the cost Of their keep in rent, &c, has been
nearly $3.50 per month.
D.. There is q statute under which United States
court may, in such cases, II the interests OF all
parties require It, direct that the attached pro
perty be sold and its proceeds be held to abide the
n sas ~ o. ne cause motion fsf Sh
last by District attorney Fisher and Mr.. J. N:
Wilson, who appears With him for the United
hearing the case could not be heard until Satur.
day last, when no court being in session, IL came
up before Mr.; Justice Wylie sitting in chambers,
Il was evident that such q sale would be for the
benent Of all the parties concerned.
mr.. Elliott and Mr.. GARFIELD, for the defence,
urged that whatever might be the beneht Of q
sale, Judge In the chamber could order one that
however, being given to q judge in court only.
Judge Wylie, while agreeing to these views, was
anxious that the property should not be allowed
to eat itself up without beneft to any one, and he
suggested o sale by consent, SO that the business
OF Ottmsn might be resumed BY some friend for
the benent Of his family.
IiThere being, however, no ouch consent, the mo-
tiOn to sell was formally oysrruled, and an order
given to so store the goods that they may be kept
as safely and as cheaply as possible.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
A DEPERATE CHARACTER.

Last Saturday morning, about o'clock, Mrs.
Dorothy grippe, proprietress Of the confectionery
and fruit store on d street, southwest of the
Avenue Theatre, while employed IN her kitchen
heard the store door open very quietly, and sup.
posing that II had been done by the wind, went TO
close It. As she came in the party above named
was seen trying to conceal himself beneath the
counter, near the money drawer.
She Immediately cried out for her husband to
come to her assistance. and sprung to the door to
prevent his escape. Seeing himself corned he
spTang over the counter to escape smashing the
thrust her from the door. She held fast, and he
gave her blow with bis clinched fist on the side
Of her face and scratched her face and neck. She
struggled with him. during which he smashed
the door glass and managed to tear himself
loose, leaving piece Of his coat behind
and made his escape down Eleventh street.
ing TO his thieving for he proceeded directly
TO the Center Market and, watching his oppOr-
tunity, snatched pocketbook containing several
dollars from the hand OF Mrs. Mary Joyce. She,
with Miss Ella Gusler, were in the market to-
gether, and while rendering some money for q
purchase this scamp seized the pocketbook and
ran of. A crowd followed him through to
Seventh street. when he crossed over to Armory
Square, followed by some fifty men and boys He
Tsird Street and The Docket book and m oesy
taken from him and returned to the Central
Guard House, where Mrs. grippe fully identified
away q razor that was recovered.
e He was then taken to the Police Court, where,
after all the evidence had been heard, Judge
Mills remarked that he had not the slightest
doubt that he was the only one who assaulted
Mrs. Grupe, and that he would have murdered
her with the razor If 1t had been necessary TO es
cape her bis intention while presiding to rid
GUS as themodern tramp. For the irstoffsnce he
would send him to the county jail twelve months
and FOR the pocket book snatehing, six months the
latter sentence to take effect at the expiration Of
the first one. A general murmur of appreciation
was expressed in the court at this judgment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

There VA another man on the back platform
with the conductor, and they were talking. Anef
the conductor eoiScsea sne iS,e ., .ne nsnsnstns
tlemen got Oh st First and streets east. Saw
Suc Gs nor any one, nor aid he notice any sud.
tho conductor off,
was next examined. He testified that the mrs. ne
knew Of the accident was through, Mr., COLEMAN,
one Of the passengers who came out on r"at plat
Of. He stopped the car Immediately and found
M. Poland lying across the on track. Stopped
.ne car to let three passengers or, at First street
point along the route. Nbyer saw Mr.. Poland
drink any intoxicating liquors since he had b cen
Mr.. George W. Coleman, en G street, south.
east, testified that he was passenger on car No.
IL; when the accident occurred was setting at the
deceased was sitting on a small seat attached to
the dashboard Of the rear platform, his feet were
not resting on the platform. There were three or
platform with the conductor. Heard no dit1culty
between the conductor and any one else.
Benjamin Marshall, colored boy about tnir-
teen years Of age, who was in the car when the
accident occurred, was called but could tell moth
ing about the affair.
Mr.. Joseph L. johnson, corner First and B
streets northwest, testified that he got on the car
at Ninth street northwest and lett II at the loot
of the Capitol Just before the car got TO Seventh
lect the fare of passenger who got on at Eighth
street. AS he was coming back towards the rear
platform man who was sitting in the centre of
the car, took hold Of his coat, and detained him
for about minute. Witness asked Mr.. Poland
what the man had to say to him, and the latter
replied that the mar, who was considerably under
the influence Of liquor, told him that he carried
pistol. The man was still In the car when the
witness left Il.
The testimony of Anthony HiltE, which Is IN
corporated with that Of Mr.. Mitchell, was here
taken, when the jury returned the following
VERDICT.
That the said Alexander Poland came TO his
death about IL O'Clock, q. m, on the 18th day Of
August, 1875, near the corner Of Pennsylvania
Avenue and Sect nd street east, city Of Washing
ton and Aforesaid, by reason Of injuries received
in accidentally falling from car No. IS, of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company,
on which he was employed as conductor.
After the rendition Of the verdict Mr.. E. NJ.
Boteler, the undertaken, took charge of the body
and removed IL to the late residence of the de-
ceased on High, between First and Second streets,
Georgetown. Coroner Patterson gave the usual
burial certificate, and the remains will be taken
to Leesburg to-day for interment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
Forgery of q Deed.

Saturday afternoon a call for police came to the
office Of the District Telegraph Company on F
street, and officer Heinline who was detailed at
that ofice, responded, hurrying to the box from
which the alarm was given, located in the ONCE
Of Dodge Darnefle in the LIE Droit building
The oficer there arrested 9 colored man
named George Keelon, whom Mr.. II. H. Dud.
ley charged with having forged q name on q
deed, transferring to him piece Of property.
The property in qestion is lot in the northern
portion Of the city, valued In the instrument al
$4,000. Keelon stated that q man named
Brooks had been implicated with him in the act,
and had by far the larger share Of the proceeds
The prisoner was locked up in the Central guard
house, and was finally released Dudley who had
made the charge, going his surety.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
TWO ROUGHs.
A Fight in the Thsater Comiqus.

Last Saturday afternoon, while the matinee
performance at the Theatre Comique was In BRO
sress, VIM. H. Golden, colored, OF Baltimore, and
q restaurant keeper Of this city, named John d.
Wallace, both pretty drunk, got into Q quarrel
that terminated In fight, during which the par
Elephants displayed knives and used heavy osths.
Special Oficer Thomas Young elected them
from the premises, and started them away. After
they got outside they proceeded up Pennsylvania
avenue, and on Eleventh street, near the avenue,
Ofhcer Lipscomb arrested them on account OF their
quietly as far as Tenth and q streets, when they
attempted to escape. The officer blew his distress
whistle, and quickly brought to his aid Oficers
Hoy and Young, who succeeded, after q rough
and tumble fight, in securing the men and carry
ing them to the Central Guard House, where
Police court to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
AQUATIC.
Boating Notes in the District.


The Analostan Boat Club has received ehsl-
lenge from the Nassau .Club of New York to row
three mile straightaway race over the course Of
the Harlem Boating Association. The matter
will be presented to the club at its next regular
meeting, which takes place Saturday evening,
but 1t Is not likely that the challenge will be &C.
cepted, unless the race can be arranged 70 take
place on the Potomac
The surveyor has defined the boundaries Of the
lot determined upon for the site Of the new boat
house Of the AnalOstan Club, and work Will De
begun as soon as the weather Will permit.
mr.. Randall of the Potomac Cl1b, sent to Sara
toga as o representative, failed to put In an sp-
pearance, and thereby has caused considerable
comment on his action. 1t seems he succeeded tn
obtaing suitable boat at Troy, and was all ready
the night before the race but for some reason
unknown, withdrew at the last moment.
He is entered for q single scull race at the re-
getta Of the National Association Of amateur
oarsmen, which takes place at Troy, New York,
August 81, and September /. He and Oropley
will also represent the club in the double scull
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
A BLoOp-THIRsTY MONSTER.
AMau Bites Of HIS Wifs's Ear

man blIes VI hls WIes Ear.
Yesterday morning about ten o'clock, there wa:
quite an excitement in Pleasant alley, In South
Washington. Two colored people, James Wat
kIDs and his wife Annie, became engaged in q
quarrel, during which, james BIT large piece
from one Of Annie's ears. Sergeant Dun
nington and officer Lewis arrested Watkins
and conveyed him to the Sixth precinct station &c
answer the charge Of assault and battery with
intent to kill this morning at the Police court
Watkins remarked at the station house that he
intended to kill his wife, and when asked about
the affray said that he bit the of and spit II
prising nearly all Of the lower half Of the ear,
n Watkins, hOuse
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
Real Estate Sales.

e. J. Sweet, real estate broker and auction
eer, sold on Wednesday, August 25th, for B. HI.
Warner. trustee, three-story frame dwelling on
N street, between 9Th and It'll streets, wv. to r.
H. Leopold for 8, $50: and on Friday, August
9th, for Messrs. Jones and Edison, trustees, a
three-story brick dwelling on street, between
14th and 18th streets N. W. TO ]. d. Free for
$1,000; also on the same day, hYe small brick
houses, and two small frames IN an alley between
9Th and 7th, and L and n streets N. W. to John
J. Edison for e, 500; also on same day three two
story bricks on 4th street, between N and q
streets N. W. 10 ]. ID. Free for S3l5o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
PROFESSOR L. z. VALENTINE.
Complimsntsl Testimonial.

The scholars and friends Of "Ned," Professor
L. E. Valentine, will celebrate q compllmensal
testimonial to most popular teacher by an ex.
cursion to Marshall Hall, Wednesday evening,
September l. The Executive Committee in.
cludes nearly every good man In the city from
Dickson to Ellinger, and the evening promises
to be one Of rare enjoyment to the lovers Of dan
cling, which will be the main duty of all who at
tend. The steamer Arrow will leave her wharf
with the excursionists promptly at $50. This
time Is fixed to give every one ample time to
reach the steamer. The party will return at a
seasonaole hour, and every arrangement is made
for q very happy time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
Aucti on Sales To-Day.

By Samuel Ker:
At o'clock, house and lot on New York ave.
nue., near Seventeenth street northwest.
By B. II. Warner:
At Q O'Clock, neat three story and basement
brick dwelling on the south side Of q street, be-
tween Third and Fourth street southeast.
By Thomas bowling:
At Oo'clock, at No. us Fourteenth street north.
west, superior lot Of furniture.
BY E. ]. Sweet:
At $50 o'clock, q small twostory brick dwelling
on the west side of Ninth street, between L and
NJ northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
Memorial Church, and the Excursion tonight.

Tonight the grand union excursion Of the
Memorial, Mount Vernon, and st. PauPs (Lu
theran) Churches takes place. The Pilot Boy
will take the excursionists forty miles down the
river. 1t is probable that this will be one Of the
largest and pleasantest excursions ever organized
in Washington. 1t will certainly be composed Of
the very best people, and in its social character
will be extremely agreeable. The st. Paul's
choir will add greatly to the charm of the even
ing by its instrumental and vocal mnsic, and
noted amateurs will also contribute in this re-
spect. Fine refreshments will be served. Family
parties and ladies and children Join the party for
the reason that no intoxicating liquors are al.
lowed or sold on the boat. 1t is the last of the
Memorial Church excursions, and is to be made
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
MEETING OF FRENcHMEN.
Relief for their Suffering Countrymer

this city was held Saturday night, at the Singing
Academy of Professor Collier, on F, near Ninth
street northwest for the purpose Of raising funds
for the relief Of the sufferers BY the floods In the
department OF Garonne. Messrs. y. Oolne, L. o.
Colliere, E L. Oolliere, ]. E. MAllet, and Louis
Schneider were appointed o committee TO arrange
the preliminartes Tor concert. Additional SUB
making total thus far Of SI00 So With severai
subscription agents yet TO hear from
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
DETECTIVE WORK.
A Son Robs His Fathsr.

Last Saturday morning Detective McElfresh,
with the assistance of Ohicer McGlue. of the
Fourth precinct, arrested John Ourren, charged
with stealing 500 In 365 District bonds from his
father on the Friday previous. The case was re-
ported to Police headquarters that morning and
the following one the detective was not ofiy IN
possession OF the accused but the bonds which the
boy bad buried in q lot near the English Minis
tef's residence. The father, declining TO prose-
cute his son, he was set at liberty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
APOPLEXY.

Sudden Death Of Mr.. william whsatley.
mr.. William Wheatley. residing on Pennsyl
Eania avenue east, died suddenly yesterday
morning. He had been in good health previous
TO bis demise and gave no indications OF an
abrupt termination Of life. DR.. @. NJ. Ford was
summoned, but the deceased was beyond medical
ekill when he arrived. The physician stated
that death resulted from spoiexy. NO inquest
Gss seemed LeecSsary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
COLORED SCHOOLS.
An Interview with the District Commits
sionars

sioners.
Last Saturday morning delegation of promi-
nent colored citizens, composed Of Messrs. Fred.
Douglass, DR.. Puryis, W. H. Smith, A. johnson,
Alfred Jones, General Emerson, and ]. P. Samp-
son, called upon the District Commissioners to
consult with them on matters pertaining to the
interests Of the colored schools. One matter
which particularly interests them is their desire
for the trustees Of the colored schools to be reha
biitated, as they express it. with the powers held
by them prior to the consolidation Of the trustees
Of the white colored schools. They are to SUBJ
NIT their wishes, in writing, more fully this week
TO the Commissioners.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
ReYnolds' Patent Eyauorator,

The Reynolds Fruit and Vegetable Evaporator
supplies demand long since made for a recepta-
ele that would preserve fruit and vegetables in
their natural state. This evsporator Ia war.
ranted to perform that work to the satisfaction OF
the public. 1t condenses the vApor, thereby re.
tanning the natural color and favor of the pro-
duefr Thew are Qp exhibition, and for sale at
No. l4ls Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
Fire in Alexandria,

A coal oil lamp exploded in the house of Mr..
John A. Gerb, on King near Pitt street, Alexsn-
dria, this morning about 100 O'clock and set fire
to the furniture Of the room. An alarm Of fire
was sounded, but the flames were extinguished
after few articles Of furniture had been dam
aUad
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
SUMMER RESORTS

OONoNNONO0SNONNO0O0~N ONoUNUOO0N~CoOO~~C~
Walton WE KNOW OF NO BETTER
l. place to spend the months Of September and
October thsn Yatton-beauiifully located on the
W. %: K; r., kSudoun county, Va, hfty miles
teenery beautiful, good cunning and everything is
for health and comfort,
GEORGE W. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Round Hill Depot, W. & o. r. R., Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
Marriage Licenses.

Yesterday the CLERK Of the Supreme Couri
issued marriage licenses to J. S. BIankman and
Anne Nerce; and to Wesley Gibson and Mary
Ann Cole.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
Fine Furuiture At Auotion,

S!uS SunAboAe ~ Auotlon.
A fine class Of furniture will be sold this morn
ing at No. lis Fourteenth street by Thomas
Bowling. suctioneer. Parties desiring frst-class
goods should not fail 10 attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
LOTTERIES.
DRAWING ABSOLUTE,
MONEY REFUNDEDI

ne Trustees make Che positive and unqualified
statement that there win be No FURTHER Posi-
foEKHEEr, and that all purchasers OF tickets,
upon presentation OF them after that day wiz DO
entitled to the return OF all money invested, snleas
this announcement be strictly complied with
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.
SEMINARY,
M A gtraat So,,thaao<

CAPITOL SEMINARY,
~ M Street, Southeast
CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, D. c.
and Small BOYS. A'''''' "ifi'
Mrs. LOUISE z; DEASI, n. Z. L., Prof. WIN. N.
MIRIcK, Principals.
Miss F.A. Lacy, Assistant Teacher; Prof. W,
N. MirIek. Teacher "a Music, MATHEMATICS, and
sSd Italian Sse
nIing IN On Dive ons ; Necd Dragons Pastel
Bmbroidery and Fancy ,f Soi0rs' wax Flowers
This school viii commence its second term
Es5s!sssss s.ss1i.1: IIs ssrs
thorough practical education. Rooms commodioas,
ann and ro Bof
line Of cars pass within one square Of Seminary.
care of teacher viii visit during the term Ia
District and TINS gain much historical and scien
e. k1Swledgs; Byspecial permission we refer
DARK SEMINARY, sos FIFTH ST..
and Miss a. Tolman Smith, win reopen septe@-
Der ID. Circulars at bookstores. Applications
W RaSe to the Principals s Fifth isGst nS5th
THhOpoKE INGALLS, KING, ORGANISE
Il st. Johns Parish, Teacher Of
20 lessons, sia Or Il. oRddA aess, F!S s. IT,
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASHING
Preparatory Department opens September
The College September Is.
Medical Department October
Law Department October Is.
For Information address j. @. YELLING,
LID, President aus MWFtseI5
PBNNsYsvANIA MILITARY ACAD-
envy, Chester, Pa, opens September 8. Looa-
ton healthinl, ground. ample, buildings commo-
dious. Civil Engineering, the Classics and Eng
lish thoroughly taught. For Circulars apply tn
General L. +. BEALE. patron of the Academy
dent. au2s.im
At. ANHA,s Hall;
~ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
BrTSokSsvilies MSntsomerS county, Md. Twenty
Fall term begins September Is. For circulars,
&C., address
.n.,-srur,, REV. o. HUTTON, D. D.
CT. VINCENTs SCHOOL, TENTH AND
- G STREETS, CONDUCTED BY THE
Sisters OF Charity The duties Of this Insi tuition
will be resumed on the 3oth of August. Parents
are requested TO send their children promptly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

ia Center Market and 100 N. L Market
go TO a1.ooo
invested n steeks and Gold pays 100 par cent
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridgs o.,
Bankers, Q Wall street, New York
THURsroHis IvoRY PRARL TOOTH PowDzR
used daily VIII keep the teeth clean. white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty i've and my eens Per bottle.
JouvEE's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovl CLnArm
VIII renoyate sotled gloves thoroughly end
THoNPsoH's PoAAp1 O1TIn 10 equal - ne
best French, and but half the prfea. Twenty-Five
and nifty cents per bottle.
WILLS STRzEeyHzH1sa PLAsfzRH are sths
very best. An sold hy druggists.