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National Republican., 1875-07-05
FEEL nYsELrAnERmAn

dArIcK, MASS, January I, is7a
DEAR SIR: Through the advice and earnest per-
suasion Of Rev. II. 3. Best, OF this place, have
been taxing xEGETINR for Dyspepsia, OF which
have suffered for years.
self new man.
Respectfully, DR. j. W. CARTER,
National Republican., 1875-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Theatre Comiaue.

This afternoon there will be 3 matinee at the
Comique, also Wednesday and Saturday for
ladies and children. The female bathing sensa-
ton will be produced every night. The weigel
sisters are engaged, Frankie Christie re'urns, and
Miss Herring plays In ga Lille for q Lash" and
aTigers OF the West" The pedestal clog dancer,
Mr.. Irwin Thomas, is engaged.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
Deiicious.

PaImu'sC sCinoinnati Lion lager fs the fnest beer
IN the eIfv Fo-saIs ~ Ss-f--s - s.-rri-----.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
U OF JULY ON MONDAY, THE FIFTH.

The fine, new. safe and comm odouS Steamer
MARY WASHINGTON
Will make three trips to GLYMONT, rem her
wharf, foot Of Seventh street, on MONDAY, tme
Sth Of July, leaving Washington at m, p. m.
,Reta fning, leave GlymOnt at II a. m, pm. and
Keber's Fine Brass and String Band has been en-
Arrangements have been made 70 preserve GOOD
Tickets for round trip, % cents.
JeO-St GEO. A. SHEkELL, PropriFtlr.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
a Practical Chenis. and
Apofhecsry.

BOSTON, January J, 1874.
DEAR SIN: This L to certify that have sold At
retail I54s3 dozen $50 bottlesl OF your YEGETINE
since April Il 1870. and can truly say that il has
given the best setlsfaetioa Of any remedy for the
complaints for which II IL recommended, that I
eyer sold .ecsrcelya = day passes without some OF
my custor1efs testifying to its merits on them-
selves or their friends. am perfectly cegnizant
Of several cases OF scrofnlous Temors being cured
by YEGErfNE alone In this vicinity.
Al GILMAN. Ass Brsadrsy.
Vsgetine is sold BY all Druggists.
jeso-wastf -
National Republican., 1875-07-05

ne Fourth st Mount Pleasant.
At suhrfse yesterday the American nag was
National Republican., 1875-07-05
ne arsatsIt bargains Of tAs Season.
Youths Cheyiot Suits,
70 1t youths ifteen 70 ninetesn years Of age,

A ten dollar suit ct S5
a. SAKs l. Co., SIC Seventh street. -
1Gote.-HTk Special Bargains do not stsy on our
..counters by the week, large lots being fre.
s,qnently disposed Of IN single day Persons
eeallinG Heek aftef they see this notice Will
s,therelcrs not accuse rs Of mislsading them.
$50 call early"
National Republican., 1875-07-05
MEMoRIALoHURs n EXCURSIONS.
THIRD TRIP, wEDNEsDAY EvENINa.

IRON sTEAsBoAT Al PifUri Boy
The boat Will leaye Sixth-street harf at O'Clock
p. m, and return pronpt'yst a o'clock. Refresh
meuts served At city prices. Liquors entirely eN-
cluded from the beat. Tickets, admitting gentle
man and lady, o.. gentleman's ticket, IS cents.
lady's ticket Sqeents. For sale az the Ellis music
store and Holly Tree Lunch Rooms. iy1
National Republican., 1875-07-05

sidney Smith said the memory OF certain kiss
followed him forty years. How vsuld Plymouth
church elassify such kiss ss thst7
National Republican., 1875-07-05
surTza pEroRALzzEpi

Best Virginia roll onIy % cents per pouns
choicest Trederick County Creamery roll only
cents per pound, at
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bis acqr. .sintance, all they had 10 do was 10 walk
Gown she street with him and be stopped st every
etep Of the way By some one appealing tor money,
Wcfk, or adyicsL IL voulc hil . volnme 10 relate
:. 1.-THE Of the Interesting anecdotes Of Colonel
Florence In pfivate and public life. Although 80
kind he was brave ss . lion and quick 70 resent
convictions OF right and "a liberal TO others In the
exercise Of opinions as he was to himself In al
these respects he had decided character, and so
marked was II that IL Distinguished him among
men and made him beloved. and BY ell who knew
him his memory VIII be held In most grateful re-
membranes. sGood frtendi brave heart. gallant
leader. true heroi hall and farewell!'
FUNERAL ARRAxeKNExrs.
Eis funeral win take place from his residence,
lB Seventh street, South Washington, Ut Il
O'Clock Tuesday. At 1:lo his remains Will be con-
Teyed to Phiiadelphia, where they will be In
tefred Wednesday ct Monument cemetery.
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Sheri.l's Sale.

- VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
AS ofthe DistrictConrt 0t the Second Judicial Dis
Ie III and for Boise conty, Idaho Territory. upon
dyadament rendered iii said Court In favor OF plain
tits, ID the case wherein; Con Healey and Timothy
lacey Wefe plaintiffs and A. Morrison was defend
ant for the sum 81 eight hundied and ssty-seyeg
anafs, viii, Interest thereon at The rate OF ten per
eeAs Der aDnun trc,n Marsh .ith. 1875. together
@tsa costs OF sut taxed al tie sum Gt thirty and
seselts fye One-l luiidrei,hs dars.sluly tested the
nd day of October. 1875, have levied Upon seizel
aad tiken in eAecnt The io.ioaina-,iescibei pro
pttty, wit: All right title and interest which 4.
iofrison. sha defendant had On March 24ih, 1875
~ ~ snd - hat certain building IN QnarzoHr IL
sad csiaty nd Territory. formerly occupied by said
lrshtai az Il "a aoi, and iaofc recently occupied
for the same rpose by Frank tiaylri. situated I'M
iusd!ttely west " The house iotnaetiy occnpi y ny
'iretn Morrison aud his family. and fronting on ihe
Nam street hieen feet more less abj extending
buck shnfEciy f5rty feet NOR. % iess; ogcfhef@itn
lie .tf at Il iId which the staaG~, aiso that
erria4n other tnt III iafI and house #nd bindings
fttaa Sltaate east IT the tiotems 3aoeai lot and
44ltt ih4Medlatey west ot Catab- K Eenners saloon
fronting VII e4tl Main street twenty-five feet more on
tSs>, anA extending baek saatheriy 20 and int0 the
silh iegty tect more less, atd being tbr sdnle
.rttai>ts 4nd property t#snt,rIy occupied ~ 6s.tn
Morrison and hs family e haafdlng house, -
tijI.tt lih Ht apt1rIeaantcs - bn'h e said "t>
t'l3 #ialdln ! ortara-ng Itiotc notice i herebs
<is eis tllat a tha
*ta day OF sosenssser. ~ u, 1875.
sets-t louf. III lata3 lily ptltc an t"'i. to he
sales hssrr TO- cas!, l.le stasessesr os.,. proper,
t ,n,tt httssi Is utax te -n3a ieist 10 "A is.y
~aIt sxfru,ieti. eests atts3 tesf utus c4ste
SAMUEL SLIM At, sheriff.
t4ah"C.s Ugt n t~t5
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
BOISE CITY, /. T. Oct 8, 1895. !
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until IL o'clock A.. NJ, November
"a. 1875 for printing and furnishing Territorial
blanks tor nse OF the Controllers Office for the fiscal
year 1876 in accordance with scednlc to be seen ut
this Office. .
Said printing to be delivered at this Office on or
before december 2lst, 1876 Proposals should be
addressed:
proposals for printing blanks for the use Of the
Controllers Office. for the year 1876.
JOSEPH pERRAuLT
Controller. Boise City, I. 7. ~
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between Pom
Yam. pom Yep aud Wong Chong in general mer-
camille business in III ho City Il this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Pom Yam having purchased the
interest OF Wong Chong. The business will be car.
ried on as usual In the name "f Pom Yam.
All those indebted to the old firm iiher by book
account or notes, hereby notified to settle the
same Immediately with Pom Yam who alone IL ALL
thorizc,l to settle all the business Of the firm In
Idaho Territory aud all persons having claims accru
nv in Idaho Territory against said firm will present
the same to Pom Yam tor payment.
IDAHO CITY, Oct 20. 1875. PoN Yam.
poN YEl.
WON0 ChoN0.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

AYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing between G.
w. Crafts and NJ. F. Wallron, under the firm name
aud style OF crafts l. Waldrpn, at Centerve, Boiss
county, Idaho Territory. is this day dissolved by
mutual coneent NJ. r. Waldron having this day pur-
chased the entire interest Of G. W. Crafts in lid
business is authorized to collect all bills due to said
firm aud required to ray all debts contracted By the
said firm. u. w. CRAFTS
NJ. +. WALDRON.
Idaho City. Nov 8. 1875.
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IN the Ma tier Of the Estate ofJa-
cob Peterson, Deceased.

In the Probate Court Of Boise county. Idaho
Territory.
It appearing to the Court By the petition present.
ed and filed By John Randolph. the administrators Of
the estate Of Jacob Peterson deceased. praying for
an order sell real estate that Il IL necessary and
for the best interval Of said estate to sell the whole
Of the real estte and Of tha personal property q
the debts expenses and charges Of the adminstra-
ton. # ss So
II 10 therefore ordered BY the Court that Al pet-
sid Probate Court on Wednesday, the first dry u
December 1876. at 10 o'clock y. 0f said day. =
the Court room of ssid Court In Idaho city county
u Boise, % show cause why N order y 0uM nos ~
arante Is the said administrator 70 se the whole
ths rsal estate md the person \ property of he o.
ceaAed I rs III . II. u III
Ana that copy of this order " pnllisaed "a
Il Woria, nsNspaber printed and pohhsle III
IA connly s y. 4. A Qos sE
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j lis Ranch. in the Upper payette Valley, con-
tanning fifty acres of The finest of land, all under
fence and cultivation, With plenty Of good stock
range adjoining The Ranch is well watered. has
g"i
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Notice to TAX Payers Last Call

A II, PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR
taxes for the year 1875 are notified to come for.
ward and settle before the Let dav of November ana
thereby saye costs. On November 1st the assess
ment roll will be turned to the District Ator-
ney. who /. required by law 10 at onco commence
suit against all delinquents.
Assessor and Tax Collector Of Boise Co., I. T.
IDAHO CITY, Oct. 10. 1879.
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Redemption Of Boise County War
rants.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that win on Tuesday. the 20th day q No
yembcr, 1876. at twelve O'clock II. Of said dey. g
nv ofce ii Idaho City, Boise county, 4 =. oer q
rahlic auction the sum uf Nineteen Hundred and
Tvenfy ave Dollars 81 ,0261 il sums q twenty-five
f)lsr is the lowest bidder therefor IL county var
.~sre 4. z5snrlsry 1870 u RN EanpBKcx.
a ~, q 7Ss . CO. Tvcas
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Tnc Estat. Of John Brogran, De-
ceased.

III tue matter Of the estate Of John Hrogan dc eased
Ia PROBATE Iourt Ho,xe County.
III. people III the Territory OF Idaho send greeting
In pursuance - All order OF his Court. duly made
and entered tho thrtiesh .ay Of October. 1873.
NYoTICEI Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SATURDAY.
The TWEEN ti.sh day Of November. 1875. at ten
q clock A. A. q. said day. at the Courtroom OF this
{ onrt. in Ida city. Boise county. has been APP
pointed for hearing the application If Dennis Grow.
les and Peter Connaughton pra. ing that document
now on file in this Court. purporting to be the last
VII and testament OF John Br.gxn, decreased be ad.
mtted 10 Probate. aud that letters iesiamentary be
irsued thereon 10 said Peter connanIhion and Den.
ui. Crowley. who named therein. MS executors;
at which time aud place all persons interested may
appear aud contest the same.
NJ Is. MOORE. Probate Judge
aud x uf!icio Clerk.
Idaho City. Nov. l, a. d. 1875
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15
WHOLE NO. l727
Private Cars.

In the palace car A nerica has made
a great improvement upon the ordina-
ry passenger car. butthere is no reason
why our wealthy people should not
make as notable advance upon the pal
ace car. That is, in the direction of
private railroad coaches, built and e.
quipped for and owned by an individ-
ual or family for personal accommoda-
ton, like 4 carriage or yacht. In
such car fashionable family desir-
Gus OF making long summer tour
would find ample room for kitchen,
dining room, dresSing-room, drawing
room and library or smoking-room,
and with their own cook and atten.
dants, their own silver and linen.
with all the comfort and exclusiveness
ofhome, could voyage in luxery liter
ally whe,e they would, at an expense
not materially considering
the advantages, really less-than is in
volved in tie eordinary manner oftravel-
ling. They would experience nohe of
the worry OF getting up TOR early trains
or sitting up for late ones of finding
every desirable berth taken in the
sleepng-car, Of transporting and un.
packing score of trunks at every
stopping place ; Of being crowded and
poisoned in hotels. Rising refreshed
fom sound nights sleep to breakfast
at their own table, with the train at
rest Or rushing along. the days nesti
nation being reached they could step
from .helr family parlor into a carr iage
and "do' the sights leisurly, returning
at night to find dinner awaiting them
and to 90 to pleasant dreams, whence
they would waken next worning to
find themselves 200 miles sway, with
the next pleasure-haunts on the pro,
gramme brought to their front doors.
Every great railway magnate does this
nowadays, and daily a brnal party or
family hires Car to travel in this
sumptuous manner. Then why not
go one step further and construct such
for ones self and employ them en- per-
mnnenc.? They can be as luxurious
y fitted and tastefully decorated as
ones own coupe or barouche, and fur
nish opportunities even more gratyfy-
ing for the display Of the owners mon
Ogram and somebody cess arms.
Should ever the system advocated by
the Western railroad reformers of Mr..
Palmers school come into vogue and
and the railway be declared public
highways like turnpike roads, over
which any one may claim passage for
his vehicle on a payment of a certain
toll, this 1ort Of travelling will be sure
to become fashionablt-in ed. gener-
al--among our wealthy people. Even
under existing circumstances there is
no reason why rich family about to
spend the summer in Colorado or Can
ada should not order the palace-car
to be at the station at 5,15 to morrow.
in the same tone with which they
would command the carriage to be at
the door at a given hour for IN airing
in the park.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15
An Arkansas Fathers Advice to
His Son.

We don't know where we picked up
the following bit of fun and wisdom,
but wherever it came from it is good.
There is genuine humor in the idea
that an Arkansas man finds the most
natural expression Of parting advice
to his son in the language of the card
table; and the way the terms of the
game of euchrc are fitted to the game
Of life is ingenious. The advice, trans
lated into the ordinary language of
caution and warning, is as good as we
ever encountercd:
Bob, you're leaving home for
strange parts. You're going to throw
me ont Of the game and go it alone.
The odis agin you, Bob; but rcmem.
Der al ways that industry and persever-
ance are the winning cards they are
always the bowers Book larning
and all that sort of thing will do to fill
up with, like small turnips, but You
must have the bowers to back EN-,
else they amt worth shucks. If poor
luck runs pretty strong, don't cave in
and look like sick chicken on rainy
day, hut hold up your head and make
EN- believe you're flush Of trumps /;
they wont play 50 hard again you.
I've lived and travelled around some
Bob, aud I've found out that as soon
as folks thought you held Il weak hand
they'd buck against you strong. So
when you're sorter weak. keep on n
bold front, but play cautious be sat
lsied with pint. Many's the hand
I've seen eucherod cause they played
for too much, Keep your eyes we'll
skinned Bob don't let 'em mig on
you !: reccollect the game laysas much
with the head as with the
hands, BE temperate; never
get drunk, for then no matter how
good your hand, You wont know how
to play it both bowers and the ace
wort save you for there's sertin to be
a misdea or something wrong. And
another thing, Bob Qhis was spoken
in a low tone) don't 90 too much for
the women; queens is kinder poor
cards, the more you have Of EN- the
worse for you you might have three,
and nary trump. | don't say discard
EN- all ; if you get hold OF one that's
trump it's all good, and there's sartin
to be out of four And above all Bob.
he honest never take mans trick wot
don't belong to you, nor slip cards or
mig for then you cant look your man
in the face, and when that's the case
there's no fun in the game its regular
'cut throat So nov, Bob, farewell,
remember wot | tell you, and you'll
be sure TO win and if you don't, sar-
YES You right if You get 'sbunked."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15

UNJUST SUsPIcloNs.-The other day
a Detroit husband went off on fishing
excursion with a small party OF friends.
Returning at midnight he pounded on
the door and awoke his wife. AS she
let him into the hall she saw something
allied him, and sh, cried out
"Why, Henry, your face is as RED as
paint"
"Guesser Mt" he replied, feeling a
long down the hall.
"And believe you've been drink
ing" she added
"Whazzer mean by zat ?" he inquir-
ed, trying to stand still.
"Oh =? Henry, your face would never
look like that fyou hadn't been drink
ing
mi to blame ?" he asked, tears in
his eyes. "Sposen big bass jump up'n
hit me in tn face an make it red-mi
to blame 2"
Ant he sat down on the floor aud
cried over her unjust suspicious. DE-
tot Free Press
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15

The Union League, so long mac
tive, has length held a "Secret meet
ing" and taking pains that its Goipgs
shall be published far and wide. This
conference is announced as only pre-
liminary to a larger convention. ct
which the policy Of the party shall be
more formally determined; but it is
not without interest to learn that the
secret conclaye proposes to get speed
lily at work to ''keep the colored voters
Of the South from the contaminating
influence of the Democrats This is
worthy and congenial work for those
whom the late Horace Greeley some
what discourteously styled "b.ock
heads but it is one in which labor is
evidently needed, The contamination
Of Democracy has indeed spread CON
siderably as the colored voters have
grown in intelligence and self conf
dence, In Mississippi they protest
against the Republican color-line
which divides them from the offices.
In Virginia they denounce the Presi-
dent as scornfully indifferent to their
claims for Federal appointments; and
throughout the South the experience
of the Freedmen's Bank, the failure of
the Georgia insuwectior, and other
misadventures into which they have
been lead by gentlemen Of the Union
League set, have in measure opened
their eyes t. the situation. There is
no help but in arousing the old hoStil-
ity Of race against race, and thia the
V"ion League proposes to do But
y !,h the failure of the bloody shirt
business at the North, the prospect of
reviving the policy of hatred at the
South is not so brilliant as when the
Union League was more of q power
than it now is.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15

DIRECTIONS FOR KILLING FLIES.
Deeming it to be the duty of every one
to give to the world any valuable in
formation which he may possess; | here
by cheerful!y give to poor afflicted hu-
manity the benefit OF my great discov-
cry. viz: process for exterminating
the house fly.
Firstly. catch your fly. Be sure you
do that, otherwise this information
will be given in vain. Suddenly, douse
him into barrel of Crotn water, head
downward. Thirdly, lay him in the
sun to dry, but mind you put brick
upon him to hold him down. After
one hour and a half of the drying pro.
cess has elapsed comes tourthly, take
him out and with camels hair pencil
give him coat of shelac varnish,
which will so securely tasten his wings
down that he cannot exlricat1 himself
from your grasp.
This done half the battles won, and
then comes Filthy, lay him en- q large
smooth rock, "ten by twelve feet cubic
measure is the best stand him on one
end so that the effect may prove the
more disastrous. Then let another
rock of equal dimensions be suspended
directly above, and at the report of
cannon cut the rope-down comes the
rock and your fly is dead. This pro.
cess is slow but sure.
n. B.-Females may be treated in
the same manner as the males.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15

"A philanthrolic Frenchman has
achieved great success over the med
ical profession. He has discovered a
new and highly scientific method of
administering medicine without the
knowledge of the patient. He keeps
a medical dairy of goats and the AMI,
mails take the medicine instead of the
patients. Then the sick person requi-
ring any special medicine drinks the
milk of the goat which has used that
medicine. Thus there is u quinine
goat, buchu goat, etc, and every
can be accurately treated exactly as a
druggist would fill out prescription.
The goat which imbbes its regular
dose of fluid extract of corn is most
patronized by the American patients.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15
THE Golden 1ge, Theodore Tilton's

The Golden 1ge, Theodore Tiltons
paper, declares that we must "let the
Indian work or stawe," and adds:
"Humanity requires that the Indians
be compelled to work or left to starve;
end the sooner they are placed in the
conditions and provided with the i'm
plemeuts by which they can earn a
livelihood, and left to the operation of
the great natural laws which act as a
whip and incentive, and run over who
ever does not outrun these penalties,
the better for them and the nation.
The world is too old 10 nurse a race
Of babies, and a civilized nation has
no room for organized tribes of Bed
oains."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15

THE best preparation to keep q
young lady S hand Stree from chaps"
is a report she has no money.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15

REV. DIR. BETnUNE was holding d.
vine service in a log school-house in
Name while on Il summer fishing ex
cursion. In speaking of it afterward
he said "Just as pronounced the
beEediction a man arose and said that
he had lost fust rate jack knife that
if any member of that congregation
had found it he wished the would
just sing out"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15
m, dearslr, with the highest esteem
Yr. most Obed Serv't
GEO WASHINGTON

"The shove autograph letter of
George Washington, was formerly in
the possession of w. M. Thackery +;
after whose death in 1850 it was pur-
chased by a gentleman in South Ken
sinston England. Exhibited by J.
w. Andrews Jr., who purchased it in
London in June 1875"
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Hart|and Business Cards.
L G. | L. B + r II
Manufacturer of and Dealer in

PlOws, CultivatOrs, Cottage anf
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE. ROLL. BAKERS,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates aud
Bars, Sup Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths END
Rimmers, Slide YoEc Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bedstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuycr Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mcs's approved Smut Mills,
lIowe's Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
Shares, Earrows, &c.
~ Orders solicited.
IIartland. VT, May |, 1871. 1854
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SOUND uudertaking-Getting up a
concert.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15

The English colliers think bathing
tends to weaken the system. AT re-
cent meeting to discuss the question
of providing public baths one of this
class made the statement that he had
heard of collier who had not washed
for forty years and boasted of the fact.