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THOSE USELESS SCHEDULES Srrr, Tp,
ELING:-Edtor Star: How long is the per
sonar tax assessment farce to be kept mo
Inc writer and many other persons received
April ~ and threatening a penalty in not
nlIed up oejOTe the LIST Of Aoy. Isn't II abont
lline 70 stop the expense attending the SER
vice OF the notices at this late day as the
gentlemen who sign "For The Assessors,
cerlainly don't propose TO give their services
Tor nothing A SMALL TAypsXrp
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PR0PFRTY-owNERs who have not made
application for damages to property nv
reason OF public improvements can now file
their claims with j. c. Law a Co. No pa IL
street. "a
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8 T Fl a u 8
"a. 8 T r a q 3.
I0Il.....-PENHSYLV AYENUE-...IOiI
apSC-tr BETWEEN 9TH AND I1TH STREETS
NETkOPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
INMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.
IN " NSE VARIETY,

Childrens Imported Striped Hose, from 10 s1f
&c. pair; best British do, 5ec., 75e.; Ladies' do
sc; Ladies W hte Hose full regular 3 pair 81; do
Balbriggan, extra long, unbeached, Soc; Men best
British half Hose, supcrstOut superfne, splendid
goods, pair 81; Mems fine Lise Thread, pair l.;
Mems full regular half Hose, pc; Mems double
heel do, pair DC; Ladies Lise Thread Gauutess
and two Button Gloves, 25c.; Mems Lisle Thread
Gloves, &c; Ladies' two Button Kids, fine goods
81; Mems Kids, solors aud black, 81; Lace Ties,
2c: Painted and Black Fans, &c; Painted, Black
and fine Jap. Fans, Sc; Black and White Satin
81 Children's Lace Hoods and Caps very nice, 81
Childrens full Aprons (checkered SainsOOkl, to
button behind, Soc Ladies' COlOred Linen Aprons
new style, 5oc.: Childrens Sun BOnnets, &c. La
dies Lawn Waists, Embroidered front, 81: Ladies'
hne W hite Tucked Skirts. handsome Chemse, Long
only 81; fine Scotch Bingham, large Sun Umbr elias
81; Travelling Satchels, Hand Satchels and Bags
and Baskets in large variety from soc to 81; Shawl
Straps, &c, 5Oc. and 81; balls Glycerin0 soap
pc; PACKAGE Brown Windsor Soap, &c; Garden
Tools, 5Oc fine StereOsc1 pes, 75c the very best
Stereoscopic Views of Washington and the Outside
world, 81 per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames
complete &c, SOC, 81, So Gilt and Velvet Photo
Frames, &c to 81; splendid Towels, lDc., &c, 33c
ara oOci BIRD Cages, very nice, 8 and 81 90; the
very best Rubber Dressing Conbs, &c. and Soc;
Hair and Clothes Brushes, 25c., soc. and 81: fne
Microscopes with Objects. Sl Vases AMI StatUettes
Smoking Sets and Spittoons Bouquet Holders sc .
&c. to 81; 800 sets of Croquet At 81, So, S275
$50: - 50 and SIS, cheaper than ever. Call and
examine them. Our stock Of cheap and medium
Jewelry IS 90 large that it would be folly try and
enumerate II; II comprises everything that il new
aud pretty, and the prices range from &c up 10 So
and the quality Is far ahead Of anything which has
been offered heretofore at these prices
b. SILVERBERG,
apZ7-1y 312 9Th street, near Penn avenue
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PRoPERTY owExRs. save norey BY call
a. on Dickson q Patterson before paying
a en- TOY ehent taxes Offices: 695 18th street
end -oe street
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NorlCE:-Hishest Cash Prices Paid for second
~ hand ~ OJhIHG, FURNITURE, BOOTS
Gra SHOES, &c. Orders by mail attended, To- ri
CeL NAN Co., sII Penntylvanis avenue corner
~ octS-ly
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weather Probabilities Ts-sis.y.
OYFICE OF CHIEF SI6Skb OFPlOES,
WASHINGTON, Nav 4 1913

For the middle Atlantic state. falling ba-
ToTpefer. northeast winds and ram foilowei
bv northwest winds. rising barometer. lower
tSuperafure cloudv and clearing weather
tIuTiT Tuesday night
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ING ASSOCIATION held ats 5th annual meet
Ing last evening, al 6i5 Ito street. The secre-
taTy submitted his annual report, showing
the financial condition Of the association
which exhibits great prosperity and success.
Inc actual cash value Of each share Is $40 IL
cn motion OF Mr.. Ashley the association
rectOrs for the able and faithful manner in
which thay had performed their duties. The
following officers and directors were elected
ior he ensuing year: Thomas Eorfieet. pres
cent; j. ID. Free, vice president: John Joy
Edison. secretary; Charles Il. Bailey, treas
nfer. Directors. III. II. Twombly, SilaS II.
Moore, - VI. Thacher. W. III. ReSrdon, j. ID.
Larry, w. III. Browne. John r. Cafrigan, N
II. tailan and John r. Thompson.
. ~ te I'D monthly meeting of'the First
cooperative association last night az, 900
"eIe soid al an average premium of IS.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

''hOMAS DON Lang, Auctioneer.
TE EW1 ETopS SALE In OF AVERY pESIRABLE
Bw hASEhSS On TT HE EksT
S SiRE OF a GooSGRESs sT BEE Mar TIE
GEoRGEToWN, D. q, AT krCTIoN. IN
"a BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated Jan
No 7Oe folio 81 one Of the land records Tor the lis
trct Of Columbia, and al the request of the party
thEsssS will Fl E RBSe M sSp il
go az clock D NJ all that certain real estate
10 the following metes and bounds: Beginning for
me same at point on the east side of Congress
intersection with Gay street, and running thence
south with SAID Congress street thirty feet thence
one hundred and twenty one and sixstSeITtb
2lt-l2l teet 10 the line of Dr. Joshua Riley lot
feet, and thence west 10 Congress street and The
p,acs OF oeglnn,ng, improved by very desirable
ilMo,,ssoIy and basement imitation brown stone
Terms of sale: One half cash: balance in six,
twelNe and eighteen months, and secured by deed of
trust gu the properly with notes bearing interest at
Per cent. per annpm; Conyeyancing at purchasers
property is struck of II the terms of sale are nor
right TO resell the same at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser or purchasers, after giving six
DAYS notice In some paper published in the District
..ao,. CHARLEsM; MATTHEW'S. Trustee.
-ang-td THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
w. F. e 10 S3,i.! Sc CO c,.,,,,,,,,
81 SSS S pEf
Plaid and Mixed Camels Hair DRESS GOODS Is,
P Plsip s asF Plaid Is SiIk PoNdEEs OK
Bisck Al wool DELAINES, single and double
Black ali wool French CASHMERE, double width,
El.ss .iGkS Si fTsn rs S1 cents :, ss
Black ALPACAs, all prices; special bargain at 50
Black Cashmere and Merino sHAwLs.
'ictoria LAWNS, very cheap; fancy colored
We invite the Ladies to look at our Dress Goods
Esiore purchasing elsewhere. Good Corsets 50 cts;
gloves and Croquet MITES Thread Glsyes for Ladies'
and Gents; Ladies " bite Cotton Hose 10 cents per
pair and mp; Mems Brown Half Hose, 10 cents Der
Vests for Ladies: Gents Gauze Merino shirts splen
ad Towels 20, Is and 50 cents; Damask Napkins and
be. III Ses nsss e end San %
hSstngs a,ppovs w. r. GIBBONS 8 Co.,
J. RICHARD BURROUGHS. apae-,w
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN n. AMOOr 4 SON.
No llg brtdss street. Ge0rgeto,ca, %. e.,
Have receive ca from New xork and offering 10 cus-
Dtbaees and Pcienaise P,D,a aCA SILKS, Pongess,
MOURNING GOODS Of ali the best makes. Mo.
nslrs, Aipacas, Grenadines, yaconet., Nainsook.,
Ladies' and Gents Underwear
Ih1msons and Victoria X i'd and other GLOVES
HoTsEFr AK Eng,sh H n and HALE HOSE
Seached Muslins. all makes, al ths Iorcssl pri,>s
Scents, and Boys Csssimeres, Tweeds Drills. A.
Havire unms snd s haT,LiNGS:
asa we are Offering special inducem ents 20 casa
ara2 I'm JOHN II. sMOoT son.
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CIT Y 1T MS,

THE BEST Kid Gloves At 81 N per pair can
be had at 8. Heller's, It's Market Space. as
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,AssIGNEE's SALE OF CHINA AND GIAsS
"AEE-hOuSek Keepers and dealers generally
should not miss the OPPORTUNITY now offsra.,
Ilsn O@ the sale OF china and glass ware now
ne conducted by Messrs. Williams & ken
pS auctIoheerS az the store of Wilson x
Brooke, under Odd Fellows nall nh size
Tween ID and r streets. Tomorrow they
VIII sen the fine china. consisting ofdecOratesi
u LINER ana tea services. This is a grand
chanee for bargains
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NATTANS, VEGETABLE CATHART.C
~ AND ANTI.BILLIOUA PILIN

The demand for these Pills has largely Increased
We therefore call public attention their merits as
general family physic. Prepared with the great
est care they present the following good qualities
They are warranted wholly vegetable
Their action u prompt, certain and efectual.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver in healthy and active opera
ton.
They cure biliousness, sick headache and costiye-
They are invaluable for Indigestion and dyspepsia
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not grippe or give pain during their action
They are adopted for general use Children and
delicate persons can take them well the strong
and robust. Home sHads, they are always fresh,
while patent pills generally not and conse-
9nently uniformly effectual Price, Is cents per box
For sale only by
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist.
ap29-tr Corner and II str NOV,
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1874 PrsSsrf SRttAE BOUrE 1875
MORT Eo!BTHwEsT, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Washington, S;3s a. N. Baltimore $50 m
- "~ ,oo:iieeP.m - -,s2s p.m
TIE GREAT boGBLE TRACK R5uTk ID.
with elegant Scenery, Palace State room Dsy and
Nkn a S L VII m9dern improvements.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
s VIZ IRON nop aAsHINGToH to the WEST anc
Tickets BY this rorte be procured Al the ofroes
corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvsnis avenue sEd
corner OF 9th street aud Pennsy ans avenue uuda
National Hotel, where reliable informstiop Nil bs
given at ell times. ~ "
Passengers procuring ticket. at these ONCE can
soeonnSdsilons In Palace Care for Chicago,
N. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent,
marlo-H Philadelphia, Ps.
LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON 4. q.
ALEXANDRIA HSREIt a 8 .FRkDERIoksBURa 3. T..
Local trains leave for Alex anfria a. foliov..-s,
~; "a D. u. daily, all other trains daily eicers
Local Trains leave Alexandria O. foIloxs.-sr
an. and = n mn M + from 3, 4, 8, and N: me
trains daily except sunday. "A WHIT
,ns,an 70; sna m connect with trains on Wash.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via R,ehmo,s
tesnes ashington 1:Se .. m daily, exec NJ Sunday
Inroush tickets 70 all points South and soutnvest
syenue and corner 9Th street and PenpsyIysn,s All
nus where passengers can leave orders for hsecsee
DC checked Q: al hotels and residences through 10
aSunsucn' ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr,
~ General Passenger Agent
,.,.. Gko y. WILKINS, General sapf
5eoo-u Baltimore, Nd.
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REV. Dr. SUNDERLAND's CHURCH-Fis,-
!ttT RefTeI5chHefu tJ the COHGT6gdiiCH-An ad-
I0uTned meeting Of the congregation of DR.
SuDderland's First Presbyterian church
was held last night to hear the report OF the
committee, consisting of MeSsrs. II. j. Frost
n. u Gilman and j. T.. Carpenter, appointed
at the last meeting to confer with the chOris-
ter, MI. Tracy, and the Organist, Prof Hay
den, with the view to the reduction Of ex-
penses of the branch Of public worship of
which they are in charge. The Attendance
was not very large, not over twenty-five per-
sons being present. Mr.. o. e. Wight, pFeSi-
dent OF the congregation. presided, with Mr.
Dalrymple as clerk. Mr.. Wight opened the
proceedings with prayer. after which he read
a letter from Mr.. r. G. Temple. Offering his
resignation as trustee. The res gnation was
accepted. Mr.. Frost, from the committee
above referred TO, reported that they had dis
charged the duty imposed upon them. and
That they had obtained the consent of the
chorlster 10 a reduction OF 500 in the ex-
penseS Of the choir, and that Prof HAYDEN
The OTganlSt, proposed 20 donate $50 TO the
church for the current year. There being no
apparent disposition on the part of the con-
gregat1On 10 discuss the report il was unanf-
Inously adopted. After prayer by Mr.. T.. G..
church the meeting adjourned without day.
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COAL COAL! WOOD! WOOD,
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
CARG OES OF COAL AND WOOD ARRJVING
DAILY.
One Of the best selects '~-"os vu.red in Wash.
inston.
We invite the pub .ic.or those In want of Fuel TO
call down to our wharyes and depot and see IL,
2,24O lbs. guaranteed to the ton.
Cheap! Cheap! for Casa,
Depot and W harves--yoot Eth street southwest
Ofces- 1902 street northwest
NlIlI Sth street Oct3l-eotr
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DRY GOODS
- OIL CLOTHS.
AND MATTINGs,
BROWNS
GRAND OPkNiNd OF
CRAIG JACKsON's NEW STORE.
BARGAINS BARGAINS

wide Pacific Percales at l25z cents beautiful yes
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWN AT l2I2c worth gllr .
Two cases pretty sly les CALICOS al cents
on CONSIGNMENT:
large line Of BLACK SILKS way under th.fr
EaIue; Sill n at ., really worth So. DRE~S
GOODS in all grades cheaper than ever bel ne
known.
Call ~ the NEW STORE, III Bridge street to
get GOOD BARGAINS.
ONE PRICE TO ALL. msvI-ct
RARGAfNS. 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 50 ceats to
SIS. Cloths, Cassimeres, and Linen Drillings Rrst
yard wide Pacific Percales, choice styles I2sS cents
Cotions ard Calicoes at lowest prices. One case
good Bleached Shirting AZ 10 cents worth l2ls
AT OUR NEW STORE,
103 BRIDGE STREET.
spSO wv BENJAMIN MILLER
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w ii. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsTAB
LISHMENT.
40 Jefeyson Street, Georgao,rn, d. C.
Established 1881. Premium awarded, 1857. En-
larged and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentlemep's
wearing apparel Of every description, including
yelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &C. nicely cleaned or dged also, Curtains and
the Summer months,
Send us your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at place in tho District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and to any place in the country ap2I-tr
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WASHINGTON CITY PREsBYrERY-The
'Gl Of Rec. DC,yd U.ktS, d. D., CJafTmeJ-An
ADJOURNED meeting OF the Washington CITY
freS6yteTy was held yesterday at the West
ern Presbyterian church. Rev. Geo o. Little
presidlng. and Judge Drake presented to the
lTesby terry the certificate OF dismissal of
HeN. David Wills, ID. D., from the Presbytery
O1 Macon, Ga AFTER being examined. his
name was enrolled as member of this pres
byteEy. cali was then presented through
The TreShytery 10 Rev. David Wills d. ID
by the western Presbyterian church, which.
being found in order, was placed in that cIer-
y man hands HE Signified his acceptance
81 TIE same, and the presbytery then made
me following order for his Installation Nav
sth .-i.ev. Geo q. Little 10 preside propose
Toe constitutional questions, and maze the
INSTALLING prayer. Rev. John Chester, ID. D..
10 preach the seTTaCn; Rev. Mason Noble 10
dellNeT tie charge To the pastor, and Rev
John l. French the charge TO the people A
call was presented 10 the presbytsry from
The North Presbyterian church for the mas
toral service of Rev. Rugh Carpenter. ID. ID,
but without further action the pressytery
adjourned.
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District Government Affairs.

The pay roll Of the collectors of garbage
has been audited and drafts drawn for their
payment.
The pay rolls of the police were audited
to-day for the month OF April with the de-
duction OF so each in accordance with the
order Of the Commissioners made on the Sd
day OF March last under the act of Congress.
Mr.. Charles y. Danenhower, who has been
in the engineers depa rtnent of the District
government for several years post, has re-
signed and accepted a similar position in
Chicago.
THE NEW ASSESSMENT.
The number Of schedules for personal taxes
left were nearly 1900. OF which leo have
been returned. OF this number about one in
every five shows anything taxable. Very
few OF the business men, or persons thought
TO be wealthy, filled out the schedules. and
the returns made have for the most part
been filled up by persons in moderate cir
cumstances who have but little or no tax
to pay.
The returned schedules were yesterday
sealed up and turned over TO the District
Commissioners by Mr.. c. s. johnson, notary
public. who was designated TO receive them
from the taxpayers.
Mr.. w. III. Clagett, chairman OF the hoard
of assessors, with his force, are now sitting
as board of appeal and are overrun with
business. Mr.. G. thinks the real estate as
sessment will be about from II TO Ia per cent.
lower on an average than the last one. This
is an approximation merely.
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ANNUAL NETTING AND ELECTION OF
OFFICES. y. VI. c. A.-The annual meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association
was held last night, Mr.. VIM. Stickney i'm
The chalr, and the annual reports of the
ohaiTmen OF several committees were re
IeTred 10 committee consisting OF MessrS
T. b. Tay Tor. III. o. Hall and Walter Duvall.
10 De printed and submitted at the anniver-
sary meeting OF the association. The election
OF officers resulted as follows: President E
NJ allaudet; vice presidents, VIM. Stickney.
IL X lOwen, {. y. Bailey, .. +. Presbrey and
q. r. Foster; corresponding secretary. James
Medium; recording secretary. A fred Wood:
registrar, j. l. COOmbs; treasurer, T. p. Bar
mum; librarian, W. II. Morris. Prof GaIIau-
det returned thanks for the honor OF his cleo
Ton, but did not positively accept, as he de-
sired time 10 think the matter over. About
twenty candidates were nominated as dele
gates 10 the International convention, TO be
cid al Richmond, Va, on the 26th Of May.
The election for the required number (seven)
- 10 be held next week. a special commit
Tee, consisting Of Messrs. q. A. Hall. A T.
stuart and ". Choate, was appointed to con-
yer with the late president relative TO the
anniversary meeting OF the association.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10
FOREIGN.

The cures 81 the Roman Catholic churches
in Montreal. On sunday. the 3lst. read a
pastoral letter relative to the intermcni Of
the remains 81 the late Joseph Guil'ord. The
pastoral declares that 1.-THE place where this
rebelliou- son ~ the Church has been de-
posted j. separated from the ret Of the
consecrated cemetery. 70 be no longer more
than profane placean ordinary piece %
ground
A Coroner- jury. AZ Victoria, u. c.,
have held sn inquest upon the dead body ~
Thomas j. Farrel. one Of the victims Of the
Pacific disaster. Their verdict j. 10 the cf-
feet that the Pacific was an un-ound vessel,
not properly manned, and deficient In the
number Of boats hut also express the opin-
ion that the collision was due to the Orpheus
being improperly steered across the bow Of
the Pacific.
The purchase by the British Government
Of the khedive's shares in the suex Canal l.
considered by the Paris Temps to give Eng
Land the virtual sovereignty % Egypt.
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William Il. Aston. the well known Million
aire Of New York. died on the a4ih.
A coal-oil lamp exploded in the bedroom
Of Mrs.. Charlotte Chew. in Camden, y. j..
on the morning Of the 2jth. The mother. a
young son. and daughter. the latter Is. were
all enveloped in the flames. The daughter
ran TO the window TO call for help. when he
either jumped or fell out. and wa- killed by
the fall. The mother wa~ 20 badly burned
that she died in short time. The ~on wa
severely burned. bat viii probably survive.
The Pacific Mail steamship Company have
commenced suit i'm the supreme Court
against Congressman John g.. schumacher.
~ Brooklyn. y. ". 70 recover from him the
sum Of 500, 90 which they allege wa- un-
lawfully paid to him By Richard y. Irwin.
agent Of the company. for alleged services
in procuring Government subsidy for the
company in 1872.
The Eastern trunk line- ~ railway have
'ecided upon another advance ~ i've cents
hundred pound. upon fourth-rla--
nright flour and grain from Chicago 10
New York. commencing on Dee. T.
Plymouth Church has agreed to council
81 churches to consider the relations Of Mr..
Moulton to that body: and Henry Ward
Beecher has been served with q subpuna to
testify in the libel suit Of Henry I, Bowen
against the Brooklyn Edgie.
Col. Robert De- Ange~. an officer ia the
Appraisers Department ~ the New York
Custom- house. has been found guilty Of com
plicity in smuggling goods. and sentenced 70
TWO year. imprisonment and 70 pay a line
~ >lO.0 900.
Governor Ingersoll Of Connecticut has APP
pointed Ex-Governor English United states
senator in place ~ orrin :. Ferry. de-
ceased.
The body 81 the late Nicc-Presideni VIII
son was finally laid al rest in the family
burying-ground AZ Natick. Mass. on the
lsi. GOV. Castor and suite and other
prominent state officials accompanied the
funeral ccTtege from Boston.
The signal Office At Mount Washington.
on Nov. -. reported the temperature at
"a deg. below zero. and the velocity of the
Wind LIS miles per hour-thc highest rate
recorded At that station since IT, establish
ment.
The Boston Ruhl,er Shoe Compa.y'- fac
tory at Maiden, Mas, burned on the 18th.
throwing 500 employees out Of work. The
compsny's To-. T. sm. 900; insurance,
slj0, 100.
Throughout the Eastern states the wealth.
or has bern intensely cold, the thermometer
On the morning Of the soth ult. being re-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10
Carbolic Acid Applied 10 y. 49,.
Lungs.

Prof. MO-ler. II German,
successfully treating phth.
monary consumption, by naen-
cision through the wall of th. ct
drawing Of the pu~ with Fn-
afterwards washing out TN u,fr
weak carbolic acid No Difficult
pears 10 have been eNperie
operation, and the condition
patient was improved. the cpu
coming less troublesome, and the
symptoms apparently moderated
point. at least. is regarded as sc-.e
and il j. certainly one ~ great iwn
ance-so far a. could be ~ Afr
perimenfs Of this character. nai
that the local treaimen; az priW
cavities j. undoubtedly prA ,icat
that the lung i, really more iDir-
external int ference than has
generally believed. The us
bolic acid are rapidly extending.
bids fair 90 become one ~ Tho m
liable article~ Of the maieria mei
appears to be speedy death q d-
germs and fungus growih-.