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NETROpoLIrAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
IMMENSE VAgIrTY-
EXTREMELY lev PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Children's Imported Striped Hose, from 20 50.
&c pair; best British do. SOC, 75c; Ladies do ,
sc Ladies W hiie Hose full regular, ) pair eli a.
bslerggsn, extra long. unbesched, Soc: Men best
BRUSH hall lose, superstout superb ne. splendid
goods, pair u; Men fms Lise Thread, 3 pair :
heel do, pair 2sc; Lsdie-' Lise Thread Gauntlets
and two Button Gloves, sc Mems Lisle Thread
Gloves, &c; Ladies two Button Kids, fine goods .
IL; Mems Kids, cGlors and black, 81; Lace Tie- .
&c: Painted and Black Fans, &c; Painted, Blsck
and hne Jap: Fans, Sc: Black and White Satin
MI Children Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, All:
Shlldrene foil Aprons lcheckerec NainsOOk), 10
button behind SOC Ladies' colored Linen Aprons.
new style, SOC: Children's sun Bonnets, 25c.: IA,
aies Law Msisis, Embroidered front, 81; Lsdies'
nne bite Tucked skirts. handsome Ohemise, Long
Gowns, Short Gov ne. fine Embroidered Drawer
only 81; fine Scotch bingham, large sun 4 nhf Ella.
Sli Travelling saieheis. Hand ssicheIs and Bar
sno Baskets IN large variety, from Soc 20 So fhswi
Strap st IS. SOC and 81 balls Gycerine Soar,
steIeoscopc Views Of Washington aud the outside
world, 81 per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frame
compete. 15c.i Soc 81. ga Gilt and Velvet Photo
.5 rssTss, Is S 70 a. splendid Towels, Ioc ze SIC
raqx Be-, pIrd sasec, very nice 81 ard Sl the
Hair and Clothes BFushes. 25c, 5oc ami al: mo.
mlefoscoPes With Offsets. 81 Vases and stsfuetfee
Smoking Sets and spittOous, Bouquet Holder az .
&c To ST. 500 sets Of Croquet at 81 So saTs,
sSSo 80 50 and SIS, cbeape than ever. Cal and
eI anime them. Our stock of CHEAP aud medium
Jewelry 10 large ths; IL would Ie folly 90 Try and
ennmerate II; q comprises everything that e. new
and pretty, ard the prices range from sc up g.
sbd the Qusify l. far ahead IL anything which Ia.
been offered heretofore ~ these prices.
%. SrLvERRERG.
APPLY 3127ih street. near Penn. avenue
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IohICk CHURCH.-The old EPISCOPAL
chofcl al fohick, Va, where washington
nsed 10 worship. which was ton, 10 piece.
during the war and used IS a stable 1as heen
repaired and Fitted up by means OF rentxjbu-
Tons from parties In New York ana SeTyic,
the first time since 1861. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

Do JUSTICE TO NATURE il ingrati-
tude TO nature not To preserve and keep In
splendid order q good set OF teeth. Nothing
can be easier. Ali that is needed is to brush
them briskly night and morning with puri-
Tying SosocOrS. Is will make the mouth o
peYfnmed nalaca.
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CITY ITEMS.

HAVE You A Couch, Cold, Pain In the
Chest, or Bronchitis? In fact, have you the
premOnitory symptoms of the "insatiate
at hand in HSsfa's Bais0n Of WQd C.er7y
Fifty cents and 81 bottle; large bottles
much the cheaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE Elmwood collar, with all the edges
Folded. will 1T better and wear longer than
any other. Prove this by tryiDg.-4fs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued Al
follows cornelius Fitzpatrick and Mara
Name, Joseph Meyer and Lisefta Steinbers
Allen =. johnson and Jennie T.. Stober
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" F. GIBBONS q CO,
W. 100 BRUCE Street. GsoFgefolra. ID q
Have opened for inspection a great variety of
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
at prices t. suit the times
Plaid and Mixed Csmels Hair DRESS GOODS %,
Plain and Plaid Silk PONGEES 62I.
Black GRENADINES from 371s M.
Back all wool pELAINES, single and double
widths.
BLACK all wool French CASHMERE, double width,
~ - cents: very fine one at 8 Is.
black Sill kS from S71a cents 10 $3.50
Black ALPACAS, all prices; special bargain AT 50
cents
Black Cashmere and Merino SHAwLs
victoria LAWNS, very cheap; fancy colored
LAWNS.
We invite the Ladies TO look at our Dress Goods
before purchasing elsew here. Good Corsets SO cts
Thompson = close fitting Corsets genuine Dog skin
Gloves and CroQuet Mits; Thread Gloves for Ladies
and Gents; Ladies hte Cotton Hose 10 cents ner
pair and up; Mems Brown Half Hose, 10 cents per
RalI and mp; Cartwright & Warmers Gauze Merino
vests Tor Ladies Gents GauZe Merino Shirts SPLEEN
gI LoEels 0 2o and % cents Damask Napkins and
Table Damask very cheap; Parasols and SIM Im-
hrtIias; all the best makes OF Bleached and Brown
Cottous at the very lowest prices. uOilcot rs and
Mattings. w. r. al RRO Ne = 20
j. RICHARD BURROUGHS. ap29 2w
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PimpIes, Eruptions Rsu,h Skin,

The system being put under the influence
OF Dr. Pierce's Golden MEDICAL discovery for
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear
soft. and velvety, ed being illuminated with
The glow OF perfect health from within, true
beauty sls.ids forth in all its glory. The ef-
fects o. all medicines which operate upon The
system through the medium of the blood are
Eecessarlly somewhat slow, no matter how
good The remedy employed. While one 10
three bottles clear The skin of pimples,
bloteGes, eruptiOEs, yellow spots, come ZONES,
or "grubs," dozen may possibly be required
TO cure some cases where the system is rotten
with scrofulOus or virulent blood pOisons.
The cure Of all these diseases, however, from
the common pmple Ia the worst scrofula, is.
with the use of this most potent agent. only
matter of time. Sold By dealers in medi-
cines.
COVERED WITH ERUPTIONs. CURED.
CLAvERACK. COLUMBIA Co, N. Y.
Or. r. ]. Pierce, BufdiO. " T.:
Dear SE-, am sixty years OF age. and have
been afflicted with Salt Rheum in the worst
form for great many years, until, accident
ally. saw one OF your books, which de-
scribed my case exactly. l bought your
Golden Medical Discovery and took two bot
ties and a half and was entirely cured.
From my shoulders TO my hands / was en-
tirely covered with eruptions, also on face
and body. / was likewise afflicted with
rheumatism. so that 1 walked with great
difficulty, and that is entirely cured. May
God spare yon a long life to remain bless
ing 10 mankind. With untold gratitude,
hrs. A. w. WILLIAMS.
-
Ragged Edge NG,s,"
Just received at
WILLErr & RUoFF's,
900 Pennsylvania avenue.
GENTLrMEN's DOUBLE BREAST Just
English WOrsted Frock Coats and received
Vest.
Gentlemen's Double Breast Black and on
Cloth FTOch Coats, Vests and Pan sale
falcons.
Youths Double Breast Frock aadl at
sack Coats, with Vests To match. prices
Light Cashmere Pants. to
Geutlemen S ~ bite and Bun Duck suit
Vests.
Children's WaverIy, Blouse and the
Getaway Suits.
Children's Short Pants. times
NOAH WALKER & Co,
G25 Pennsylvania avenue.
THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK corner
9Th street and Louisiana avenue. pays five
PER cent interest ON deposits made on or be-
fore the third of each month. Samuel Nor
ment, president; Nicholas hcker, vice preSi-
dent: j. n. Run, cashier; James 4. Edwards,
secretary.
A Divine Medicine
Is exercise in the open air and sunshine,
and it is best taken by daily walks on
sound feet; hence the thousands from far and
near who patroniZe DIR. Whites weIl-known
establishment for relief from Corns, BuniOns
troublesome Nails &c.
GOLDEN HILL is the best and cheapest
family flour In the market. Ali:
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month Ranking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, 8
to and tOS. Nt3 14tl8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

RAHGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS
- Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS in All
the new and popular styles
Victoria Lawns, part Linen. Piques, Organizes,
&C. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, from 81 ceIts Ia
IS Cloths, Cassmeres, and Linen Drillngs R-st
yard wide Pacific Percales, choice styles i2lS cents
tottOns and Calicoes at lowest prices. One Gaze
good Bleaehtd shirting al 10 cents, worth l2ls,
AT QUIZ NEW STORE,
103 BRIDGE STREET
sp30-2w* BENJAMIN MILLER
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

btOl - AND SHOES.
NPRECEDENTEO REDUCTIONS.
SHOES, SyorSr.
81 Men Congress Caters, al 50.
$50 Mel Congress q 4iter-.
: Is La1le, Gaiters, = aud un.
Sl2 Mise School Shoes, : and NJ
boys and Youths. from s I. . up
Children e, 80 cents No; al
1914 and 10 P-nnsylvania AsenEp.
Between 18th and 2O-h srs.
spEyt .. W. NEIRy
JUST OPENED.
FiAfL Y SHOE STORE
. The largest BOOT aud SHOE store this side %
New York, siocked with full line Of FiDe~.7.
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS and sLIPPEEstkt
for Cent?. Ladies, and Children wear al price. 70
sHt the times
All in want should call At the
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
500 and 500 9Th street northwest first store north
OF the Avenue.
apps I'm n. l.. sTRASBURGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

RIAL ESTATE SALes-MessrS Young r
d lddletOn, real estate and insurance agents
and auetiOneers, sold on Friday, FOR Mr..
samuel Il. Smith, trustee, two i've AGRA
.acis near CniOntOwn; one, unimproved. to
NI. Richard Smith, for Il 100, and the other,
Improved by tive story frame house. 10
III .. % OSgocd, for Si,S0S. These gentle
uhsen; VINO have recently moved into one OF
me ~ NM new Offices on the corner OF sth and
ss 49, 49, give careful attention 20 all busi-
hess, ahd. make prompt refnrnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE MADRIGAL BOYS IN BALTIMORE
The Baltimore San OF to-day gives an inter
esting description of the remarkably fine
singing on the "Madrigal Boys at the BaltI-
more Academy Of Music on Saturday night.
where, through the kindness of Mr.. John r.
Ford, they sang for the benefit of q charity
The boys were three times recalled. and the
Sana speaks Of their performances as some
thing really remarkable. They are to com
mence an engagement at Ford's Opera House
IN This city tonight, ard we learn that they
VIII sing ~ any charity asylum any AFTER
noon 10 please the inmates.
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BANKERS
STOVES. a..

lust ri lEIA ~, FttL lINr or BTTLu-
- Eho hAEhM ARR AID ga EUR. IN =
lhg GOODS. kHtriC-Tsrrrs and "A alsr t'sll- -
ere sc. The rt.a P'~f ~ the uusr ket. sd
I'm " are. Sc. n. 1886 lsfh -. Nv Iul 10y
III sLNE>rH STREET y. ". IL
CHR. RIESSNER's
STOVE And MANFEL wARER10MS
Fave alvays "u hand the ~ George H.s-i.. Range
TIE iaris RAM g.. aud tari,-tt al Other ...,a =
kauRes- Alef, a." silver PAlst. PA d, l-a 17s1
Heater the laIlur cuU aul Lightning IIssf ~
ers the best be- AIR Furnace. ~ls.r = r..lsf-t
from ~ O. lo. PaTluT Crates f.yrrg r-ripfiun
complete a-.'rimeut a the beet Coe,lag Stoves
constantly on hand
RrfriEeTators, Water Coolers and e Itl. l- and A
fUl! line 81 H0u,p Furnishing Gsld-
GARDEN VASES AND SETrEES
fstiniates given for HIT air Furuasr- Ranges,
LaI"les, MRntels, Sc an 4 S,,.
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LUN Der. &c.

UhBEk! LukBERl
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Sartes IN want ofIUnRER viii DO we'll 20 cali A,
StokGE III. JOHNSONS LUMBER YARD. cor
foucNinR iov prices
hite Pine Siding, dressed, o. per feo feet.
White Pine Gull siding. b-st 9 per lop fs,.t
Mhte Pine dressed. ss 50 per NJ feet
kssf shore Dressed Ttooring az "a ner ian .,
Yellow Pine Boards. Joist and Sesntlins es ~,
ne feet Lsths, Skipsle. and Palms, ard ~ OK.
sinds OF baihins Materials at greatly reduced
yreee. speet.
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~ OIL CLOTHS,
AND MATTINGS,
BROWNS
GRAND OPENING OF
CRAIG q JACKsON's NEW STORE.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS

PERCALES less than calicOs. Two cases yard
wide Pacific Percales at I215 cents beautiful s.yLs
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWN AZ l21sc., worth zee
Two cases pretty styles CALIC0S at cents.
on CONSIGNMENT.
large line 81 BLACK SILKS way under their
taire Sill Il at 3 Is, really worth 81. DRESS
GOODS in all grades cheaper than ever before
Call q the NEW STORE, Il7 Bridge street to
get GOOD BARGAINS.
ONE PRICE TO ALL. mayI 1T
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''OyFR THE HILL TO THE Poor HOUSE"
a ttTOs5bi0riGH MOftsT-sIi- Lar Sen Dorm 10
DhT-Tbis morning John Weems a colored
man giving his age about - wears an
peaTed AT Police Headquarters and applied
Ia the sanitary officer FOR admission to the
almShoUSe hospital for his mOther-in-Iaw
When asked her name he answered that il
was cecilia something. he didn't remember
~. because >he had never been married. He
vas sent away 20 get the name, and on re-
turning stated that her other name was Tall
oeri- mat she was about 12G years Old. a
near a. Ss could get al 10. and she was too
old tO do anything or 10 walk even. The per
MI was granted, and the old woman will
not bOtheI ner son-ln-law in future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
nMO,SI0RY AND BASEMENT IMITATION
BKoWk STONE DWELLING ON THE EAST
CUSTOM HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, IN
GE0RGETOWN, ID. G., AT AUCTION
G.:' BY virtue Of deed of trust to me- dated Jan
III uary l4th. A. ID. 1873, and recorded in Liber
NO zoo folio S one of the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, / will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, MAY IIth
lsI5 at clock m, all that certain real es ate
IN GeorgetOwn of said District and cont aimed wjth
IA the following metes and bounds: Beginning for
the same at a point the side of Congress
street two hundred and ten 90 feet south from its
Intersection with Gay street, and running thence
south with said Congress street thirty feet thence
easwardly at right angles with said Congress street
one hundred and twenty one and six twelfth
GID feet to the ins Of DR.. Joshua Riley lot
thence north parallel with Cong street thirty i
1eet, ard thence west to Congress street and the
place OF beginning, improved by a very desirable
two,story and basement imitation brown stone
dwelling. ~
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance i'm six
twelve and eighteen months, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property with bearing interest AT
per cent. per annum. Conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. deposit Of q $50 will be required when the
property Is struck of Ii the terms of sale are NOT
implied with in six days the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the same at the risk and cost of the
defantlng purchaser OF purchasers, after giving six
Gays hotlce IN some paper published in the District
CHARLES NJ MATTHEWS. Trus,ea
apo I'd THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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An AFFLICTED FANILY--The large num-
her of friends OF Colonel ". III. Philip will
regret 10 learn az tie recent Affections Of his
family. and viii sympathiZe with them in
ineir bereavement Sunday morning, the
9TH uit-. one of his children-sn interest ting
sOn fVe years OF age died at his residences,
On lafayette square. OF diphtheria. and was
eCTet last Tuesday afternoon nd the family
went To the residence OF AIR. j. G.. Worth ng-
ton Mrs P-'S father. on Georgetown heights.
Nnere a son OF eight years died OF the same
disease Friday morning IL is now reportei
mat MIS-. Philip and tro Others Of the chill
dren are Ill with the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

The CASE OF MARY j. NICHOLS AGAINST
JOHN ADLCN BAEBER-MeSsrs. Peter and
Darneille, iOT the defendant in the case of
Mary j. Nichols against John Album Bar
Der lin which case a demurrer fled to the
declaration charging Seduction) was sus-
I@lned. with leave tOamcnd, ami an amended
declaration charging rape was afterwa rCis
Eled) have now fled "A demurrer to the
amended declaration. This demurrer raises
The point that the plaintiff has brought this
private action Ia recover damages for per
soma injuries alleged TO have been done by
sefendaut ia the peTpetratiOn OF a felony, for
which felony The defendant is not SHOWN or
alleged To have been regularly prosecuted
Ind that in such case the said action is con-
frary 10 law.
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YARD,
"a WATER STREET GEORGETOWN.
BRANCH,
CORNER 7rH AND q, WASHINGTON, d. @.

The attention OF BUILDERS. CARPENTERS
sEd others, having use for LUMBER, is respect
fully called 20 our superior stock Of
ALL KINDS OF LUEBER
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A CHARMING ENTERTAINMENT
literary and musical entertainment at Lin
coin Hall tomorrow night, under the aus
Plces OF the Ladies' Association OF Ascension
tburch, viii from appearances be altogether
the most attractive affair OF the kind of the
season. The ladies of this church have been
lndefatigable in their efforts. and they have
secured wonderful array of talent for the
occasion, including Miss Kate Goodall Miss
Annie W: Story, Miss Zaidee Jones' Mr. w
Pedrisk, Mr.. c. c. Ever, Prof Rudolph
Rowe, Mr.. Theodore Miller, Mr.. K. b Hay,
Mr.. Acland Boyle, Mr.. W. NJ. Shuster. Jr
and Mr.. W. c. Hill. Tickets and reserved
seats may be procured at Metzerott's,
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THE SINGER MANUFACTUkING CO..
No. "a Union Square, New York
l.. BAAR, Agent.
also 81 Young Mems Christian Ass n building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

PROPERTY who have ,nLt made
application for damages to property by
reason Of public Improvements can now file
street -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays9
TO and tOS. Zt3 l4tI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-03

NATTAnS' VEGETABLE CATHARTIC
AND ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS.
The demand for these Pills has largely increased
We therefore call public attention to their merits
a general family physc. Prepared with the great
est care, they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action u prompt, certain and etfectual.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver in healthy and active opera
tIon.
They cure billiousness, sick headache and costve-
ness.
They are invaluable for Indigestion and dyspepsia
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not gripe give pain during their action.
They are adopted for general use. Children and
delicate persons can take them well the strong
and robust. Home mate, they always fresh,
while patent pills generally nOt,) and conse-
giienty uniformly eectual. Price, Is cents per box.
For sale only by
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist,
nsfrae rtht
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK corner
9Th street and Louisiana avenue. pays five
per cent interest ON deposits made on or be-
fore the third of each month. Samuel Nor
ment, president; Nicholas hcker, vice presi-
dent; j. n. Run, cashier; James y. Edwards,
secretary.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07
The Problem of Pauperism.

DIR. Charles S. IIoyt, secretary of the
New York State Board of Charities, gives
some exceedingly interesting facts rela-
tive to pauperism. DR.. Hoyt says he
has found that pauperism becomes in
one sense q disease. When one member
of a family once enters poor-house the
others follow inevitably. DIR. Hoyt said
that before he began this work he had
the opinion that great many of the in
mates of poor-houses were those who had
seen better circumstances; but he had
found that this was not the case. The
majority of paupers fare better in the
aims houses than they ever did before
entering. In the poor-house of one
county he found sc inmates. These Sc
inmates came from 81 families, 25 of
them were under sixteen years of age, and
II We're born in the house. These per-
sons had lived an aggregate of 639 years
at the expense of the county. Some
of the inmates had pauper fathers, %
had pauper mothers, 3 pauper grand
fathers, 5 pauper grandmothers,9 pauper
brothers, II pauper sisters, IL pauper
uncles, and 13 pauper aunts. The 81
families which were represented by these
81 paupers, had produced 161 depen-
dents, 81 lunatics and % idiots, %
drllnkards, and State prison convicts
Of these inmates, % were parents of chill
dren, IL of whom We're also inmates of
the institution, 33 said to be self-support-
ing, and 6 bound out. These facts show
ed the tendency that pauperism had of
passing from generation to generation.
A new era is opening upon the system
of public charity by the enforcement of a
rule that excludes children from aims
houses. This is to be one great remedy
for pauperism-the placing of children
in orphan asylums instead of in the aims
houses. In 1868 25 per cent. of the in
mates of the poor-houses of the counties
of Broome, Tioga, Cortland and Della
ware were intelligent children. In that
year several ladies and gentlemen made
arrangements for putting these children
in an orphan asylum in Binghamton,
where they are supported by paying a
small sum per capita. The consequence
is that the children are being taught and
prepared for lives of usefulness and the
paupers are decreasing. In all but fou1
or five of the counties in New York State
the supervisors have adopted the rule OF
sending the intelligent children to
asylums instead of to the poor-houses.
BY this means there are fewer women in
| the alms-house, from the fact that they
will not stay where they cannot have
| their children with them. On the whole,
DIR. Hoyt said pauperism was on the de-
crease. The amount of pauperism re-
sulting from crime and dissipation still
remains the same.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07
The Wheat Crop.

1t would appear, from long article in
a New York paper, that the wants of
Great Britain in the wheat line average
about $500 bushels per week, and
America being this year about the only
source of supply, We may expect steady
prices. In the crop year 1S72--73 Great
Britain imported about 100,000,000
bushels of wheat, and her estimated re-
quirements for the crop year from Sep
tember l, 1873, to August 81, 1874, from
foreign imports, have been placed at 90,-
600, 900 to O0,O00,0 900 bushels of wheat.
France, usually large exporter of wheat,
has been in the present crop year an i'm
porter to the extent of about 100000
bushels of wheat, and Russia, that has
had i'll some previous years as high as
10000, 900 bushels annual surplus wheat
for export, had scarcely half the amount
from her crop of 1873. The United
States in 1873 had wheat crop estimated
by the Agricultural Department at 277,-
$4,000 bushels, which probably, in fac,
exceeded 100000 bushels, as about
$4,000, 900 bushels have already been ex-
ported, and 221, ,250,000 bushels are
approximately required for seeding 20,-
600, 900 acres of wheat, and the food re-
quirements of about 43, 500, 900 people.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07

When man discovers great truth, !. %
his duty to proclaim it 10 his fellow niltara man
The use of DR.. Walkers ' inegar 5aJ 5n.Ieto 70
cannot be too strongly recon uleh ''i,o bovo
the invalid public. TO those ,~ho nav aw
tried it, nothing need be said-th> 'n ;.;ne in
perience is their proof, pure and pos NV ~
as Holy Writ. To those who have NJ"
tried it, these truths cannot be too often
repeated. 1t is certain vegetable spe-
cifc, which aids faltering nature against
the triumphs of dyspepsia, bilious dis
orders of every kind, malarious fevers,
constipation Of the bowels, liver COM
plant, spring and fall debility, etc, etc.
1t costs but little, and can always be at
hand. 1t is the poor mans friend. 1t
saves doctors bill, and the time lost in
driing five, ten or twenty miles after
him besides being free from all the
poisonous indictments of the pharma-
copeia. 1t will not stimulate you to-
day to leave you weaker tomorrow. Its
benefits are permanent.-C0n,.