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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30
All. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest: II. C. DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, S.: Alta Court OF Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday of Januaay A ID. 1871,
On the petition Of CIRENE 4. Dt M, widow
~ of Samuel s. Dunn, late of Bethel, in said
County, deceased. praying for an allowance out
of the personal estate OF her late husband
Ordered That tho said petitioner give notice
order 10 be published 3 weeks successively in the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court 10 be held at Paris, in
said County on the third Tuesday Of March next
al O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true COPY, attest III. g. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30
THE BEST PLASTER

Msus UsstSJ Io;t,r, GspNcnisi Please send
me -iN COLLINS NoLTND PLNNTER~. Send hy
return mani. I tlIak they are the best Plaster
ever used. Please find money enclosed.
HASkEII LEWIS.
Meliori Del. July a. $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30

OXFORD, Sat a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF oxford on
the third Tuesday Of January \. d. ls!l
ON the petition OF LOUISA J. III kBANhr
BANK, late OF Bethel, in said County deceased,
praying for licensc 10 sell and convey al the real
estate which said dUccaGel owned, az his deceasci
in The County of oxford.
d Ordered, That The said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested by causing an abstract OF
said petition with this oTd;r thereon to he publish.
ed weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat
printed nj Paris that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be held ut Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday of March next at Q O'Clock A. NJ and
shew cause II any they have why the same should
not be granted
All. WALKER, Judge.
A true conY-attest: II. g. DAVE, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Allays pain, Inflammation and soreness OF the mu-
COus membrane OF the nasal passages. IL is the
most soothing. healing and grateful preparation
fo.lf 10 mn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Remoyes log single application the han d,encrus-
cd matter from the nose, opens mp the nasal pas
'agcs,allOws the sufferer 10 breathe freely and for
Tho Ir.L llm. nnLmN tho rlnlamr.. OF a lull hrcaih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-30
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
ShNP0RD'S RADICAL, GIJRR

Is also taken internally, where, by Its action on
the blood, in eliminating from the system the acss
PoisoHs always present in Catarrh, 1t affects the
Evening star., 1877-10-18
The Miner sc,oo, Building.

The dedication OF the Miner school build
ing, corner Eth and 7 streets northwest,
taxes place this afternoon with appropriate
ceremonies. The order OF exercises is as
fOllCWs;-lnvOCaiiOn, singing, delivery and
acceptance of keys; dedicatOry address by
Rev. VIM. ii. Claiming, dedication hymn
benedictiOn. This new c0lOred school house
Is of brick, painted a neutral tint, and
cost 3.CtO, including the site, and contains
ten large and well-ventilatesl rooms DCs sides
the ain hall, which j. 10 he uset for lee
lures sc. In appearance II resembles the
Randall school building. in South Wasting
ten. Several cOlUTsd schools OF The District
are to be aCCOmmOd sted in il. incluting the
high school, and a nFSt-class normal school
is To be organized ard conducted. The col
OTed people and The community Obtain this
fine hUildirg and normal school. with suDe-
Tor facilities, without any outlay by either.
The source Of income TO the trustees for the
SUITOTt Of ;le school il found in the futerp I
on The balance of their UreXpeudCd funds
and an annual rental OF S2.uOO from fhe Dis
tTtct tCUmIssi toners, the building having
been leased To them for uinety-niEe years.
The trustees rtseTving the upper floor for the
nom al DEL artment, all the expenses OF which
for teachers, looks, apparatus, etc, Will be
raid for out Of the fund LEFT by Mrs Miner
In lS5l This lady tMyrtllla Miner, VINO had
teen teacher in the north and gOyeruPSS
IN The south, becoming interested IN the e,iu-
cation Of the slaves, es's bliShed a school for
the education OF the cOlOred youth in this
city. Aided by prominent abOlitiOnlsts OF
The north, she purchased piece OF properly
now stands. the price paid being - 600. Here
IN "A small building She commenced her la
bOrS and continued until 1>t3. when her
hsallh becoming impaired, she was COM
pelled TO give up teaching and 20 To Calif0r-
MA 10 Tecuperate. She returned in i~Gi, and
although everything was done for her COM
Tort that friends could devise IL availed moth
N &, ard in August OF that year she died at
The reSldeI &C Of Mrs. W. X. Johnson, on 18th
street. Before her death the ialtiatOry steps
had been taken for the Incorporation OF the
institute which row bears her name. as on
March :, l~tS}. Congress passed AN act 10 III
eopOfaie The Institution for the Education of
SOiOTtd CulhS IN The District OF Columbia" !"
From let- TO l>,G the building was unused.
but IN the latter year an offer Of $1,000 was
made 10 The trustees for the ground, which
was acce pied. ard on, Of this sum the pres
ent building has been erected wi-hOuf the
outlay Of a cent from the District fuud.
HE officers OF tie institution are. Presf-
dent, Mrs. Marcy ". Johnson. secretary
MIS-. Ellen NJ. . COnnor; treasurer. GeorEe
+ Baker Executive comm I'ttes-Naucy NJ.
johnson. J. NJ. B aDcnard j. M. IqngSt50.
walker Lewis GEORGE J.. IA keT Eav. 4. III
ray, Ellen NJ o OCOnnOr, and GeOrgtaua a
Boutwell,.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
District Government Affairs

A number Of rt -idents at Eaunlng's,
headed by = r. Scsggs- esq have petiti0ned
the District CUwmi Ssi0uers FOR the abgn iou-
meLt by the authorities of the road leading
from the HeITiUg'S bridge road to the race
track ard i4at a wooden bridge may be
built across Pope spring branch The mat
Ter mas been referred 10 the engineer
Tie surrender OF the lease OF tie Bright
weed ~Ub-IClice station house, suggested by
The Police Com 5SSiOugTs. has been aU-
proved by The District Comm lsSiOuerS. ard
the attorney for the District has been di-
lectt 10 notify the owner Of the property Of
the termination of H." lease. The amount
paid tor the use OF This property " here
after he utilized in putting On another
mounted patIulmsn in the county.
Ihe slEkiug fund commissioners to-day
made a regUlSliIOu on the District G0mguiS-
siOncTs for SO o0a in coin 10 meet the semi
annual interest ON >ttH ft1 funding loan bonds
Issued under The act Of June 21, 1872, I .p.sts-
latiYe Assembly said interest becoming
due and payable November lSt prOX XinO.
Inspector of buildings TnOS. B. EutwfSle
this morning, in The COnTse OF his duties
found IL necessary TO condemn a newly built
IWO-stOTy dwelling on y, between 9th AMI
10th streets, constructed by a contractor. Mr..
Holden, for Patrick Curtain. The difficulty
appeared 10 be in the Insecure foundation,
rendering II necessary 10 demo'ish IT,
TIE PROPOSAL OF MR.. c. ". CUNNINGHAM
70 lay water mains, set s'Op-COcks, fire plugs
&C, IOT ihe water deps Ttment submitted 10
The District Commissioners was nv The lar
tef referred to he Water Registrar, who re-
ports 10 tBe Commissioners that he is Op-
posed 10 the laying OF mains. &c, by contract,
as Tie experience of This and other large de-
partments 4 that the system is one that sell
dom gives entire satisfaction, and that It
ployes, bad WORK, and large profits 10 the
contractors
Evening star., 1877-10-18
Condensed LOeais.

See advertisement of lost opera glass.
Street lamps will be lighted al l. midnight,
and extingUished AT i:2U q. m.
From J. T.. Parker we nave the New York
papers IN advance OF the mails.
cOlOTfd woman named Anna Williams
died suddenly at her residence, No 1921 lOth
street northwest. yegterfay morning.
Mr.. George r.. Thompson, the weli-knOwn
hardware merchant COrEer Of 10th and u
streets, il quite III at his residen. in South
Washington.
A revival has been In progress for several
weeks at RS land Chapel. the services being
conducted by Rev. Thomas Harrison, of
Boston, the young evangelist.
st JCSeph'S Benevolent Association Ger
man last evening elected the following Off
GERS for The ensuing year: George Bsrglng.
pre- ident, George NOlte. vice pres ident. J ohm
S'ifeIt. secTe- AIRY; W. Kiefer, vice secretary:
n Hepp. treasurer executive cDmmitsea-
II BVTgiiIg. J.. Weiss and Joseph BraZrr-I
Tie awards for defamation We ,ter,tay at
iHe Franklin Male Grammar school were
received by Mac LipSComb: subject, Mark
Antony on the Death of Caesar" Second, &
Gage subject, d" New England'S Dead"
Third. ". Gaulf, subject, 4" Marmiun."
FoErth. A Lamb, subject, g. The Cuack
DCcrgr
Evening star., 1877-10-18
q T. o Y g. T. TO ~ "

ARREST OF 4 FUGITIYE.-Wm. Brown, a
COiOred man, on the 3lSt day of May last
assaulted man named John Thomas. also
colored. Thomas died within three dayS
afterwards Brown vas arrested yestcrda y
evening by Officer joseph Harper.
DEATH FROM a THROW.-A little colOrad
by named Butler, about eight years old
who lives on jefferson street, below the
canal, few days ago, while wrestling in
play with some companions, was thrown
upon his back. receiving internal injuries
from which he died last night.
No BU TCHERS moved from the Georgetown
MAJ Ket-hOuSe. as no danger is or was feared.
GRAIN ARRIVED.-By rail-TJO bushels
Ann with 200 bushels do, to same.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Ofvri on
Change: 2ICO bushels wheat 80 buShel !
sold al SIS; 1862 at Sl.iG 4; IG at : i3.
LOCK REPAIRED.-LOek No. ( has been
repaired and boats are now passing through.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
10 call attention TO A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and by yeing Establishment, No. 9Os
q street, near 9Th street. BY promptly adoot-
ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-.
equaled by those not possessing these fscile
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' ana
Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in the
city on account Of his superior work Give
auteed.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

THE WoRKINGMEN's CONVENTION which
met at Bowie. Prince Georges county. Md,
yesterday. made the following nominations:
For state seDate-Hon. :. L. Suit; for the
house of delegates-H. b. Bowie, John ID.
latchfOrd and a. V. RObey; TOR reg ster of
wills-M. ID. Pomroy; for sheriff.. W
Browning; for county Ohm
r Garirer, william 7. Allen. Edward
Elliott, joseph Miles aud Lewis Magruder:
Tor county surveyor-T. X. Pettis. Col. Suit
- the present republican senator, and is also
tne candidate OF that party for rs-electio :.
u aries h. Calvert, of Blsdensburg, is the
qeinocratic candidate for the senate. VIM.
u hlu, OF Marlboro, is the democratic and
lislon candidate for the same office.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

a rLoRICULTURAL CURIosITY.-At the
sore OF Mr Berry, florist, corner of I5,h
sr,et anu New York avenue. last night
United StatesJ the ceTests rostro,o. tho fnast
variety OF the species known in comrnon
nsrlance as the Night Blooming Cerens.
Tne mower was perfect, and eliminated in
size, fragrance, and beauty about N o'c:oct
Attracted by the notice in yesterdays Sr,p
hundreds OF people visited Mr. Berry,s store
TO view The gorgeous beauty of the flower.
which is said TO be indigenous to Hondu rss
The blossom was Afterwards cut and pre
fented to Mrs. George Rignold.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

THE HIBERSIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
met last night, and the subject OF the alleged
defalcation OF their late treasurer, Mr.. r..
appointed at the last meeting to examine
bis accounts submitted report, with a
pi opposition from the late treasurer offering
10 make good his deficiency (s5,500) in
monthly instalments of $50 and in case of
failure 10 meet any one of The payments the
association 10 be secured by a deed OF trust
on his property. Considerable debate fol-
lowed, and II was decided to choose another
committee to act with the board OF directors
TO secure more favorable settlement.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
4 Il Z Y A " d RI A

AsHCRE.-The schooner Zoe, Capt. James
M'CraCk ken, OF this city, is reported ashore
Eear Persimmon Point, with a load of wood.
The zoe Is the same craft which started for
CObDs Island last summer with a party of
excursiOnists from Washington, bat sprung
a LEAH and mad to be bepched near the ISL and.
FROM THE PESITENTIARY.-Cit Ser
geant Lucas returned from Richmond last
night, having lodged three prisoners, whom
he carried down, safely in the penitentiary.
He reports all the cOnvicts from the city as
doing well, except JOhn Payne, who is con
bned to the hospital by q severe attack of
heart disease, and looks very badly.
LAND CONDf MNATION.-A motion will be
made al the next term OF the county court
which commences on Monday next to ap-
point commissioners 10 condemn lands for
The use of the Washington, Cincinnati and
81 Louis railroad, which is intended to cross
The Iotomac At some rOint in the county.
CHICKEN THIEF SHOT.-Last night Mr.
Richard Johnston, who lives at Arlington
heard some one in his hen house, and upon
Investigation discovered two men there. He
fired at them, but they succeeded in making
their escape, one, however. being wounded
as was evidenced by the bloody trail left by
the fUgitives.
DECAMPED.-Two parties from Washing
ton vino rented houses on the SanbOrn estate
near this city. after remaining there all the
summer and keeping boarding houses
Arabs, ''lolded their tents and silently stole
away" leaving Mr.. SanbOrn minus his rent
PERSONALLY. Crawford Cook, of this
city, has been appointed postal clerk between
Louisville, KY, and Nashville, Tenn, a, a
salary Of 81 900 per annum.
THOUSANDS OF WILD DUCKS, from their
summer watering places, have passed south
ward, and the flats near Georgetown are cOv-
ertd with them, but il is illegal TO shoot them
until November.
No SUNDAY SHAyING.-At a meeting of
lhe DalBeTs OF this city, held last might, Ii
was determined 20 keep their shops closed on
sunday, and TO prosecute any one caught
Violating the agreement Gazette, 11th.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

"NO MORE CROOKED HEELs:o " No
Slipping on the Ice." JUerAT
Patent feteeD Sole and Heel Protectors
make your shoes last twice - lsng, resaln m. -
and VII prevent slipping on the ics re Bess and
eecsese nee creoDor.~ Tor sals By 81 Shoe Gtores
me ~ ne Inventor, e1o . street. nv. octS4l@
Evening star., 1877-10-18

BALTIMORE, MD II have used Dr. Bull,s C,u,h
D. ruD personally and In ny family far tWo or three
70 eo@lers 70 II ,snsdy i0g coughs, colds, &c
tJamss CsTis, OsSsist, Il
Evening star., 1877-10-18

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address PM,
vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
LOCAL Ne US.
muspments. Sc, To.nfgI

rnttOs'ol TheGter. - George Rignoli IS
"HenTy W
Opera House.-hilton MOBILES as Jim Bud
soc in the "Phpnix."
old FeV0vS HGH-Rlind Tom concert
I7seGter COuiQie.-N Nine Dest's sensational
blondes.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

DR.. ASHFORD has removed his residence
to 1850 New York avenue, the same house in
which his offices have been located.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

EVERY day we are receiving new and
cheap dress goods. Read our new Rd gertis =
ment OF cheap dress goods, blankets, shawls.
caSsimeres for men aud boys wear, water
proof cloth, red aid white flannel. Carriers.
Market Space.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
AIsIUsRlEsCEii~.

NgtoltW 4hSN'1T- George Eignold inloer-
sonattd "HeHry W last evening before a
very large audience. Miss Wainwr:gbt is n
very charming princess and no one bis mes
King Harry FOR lii gerlEg 50 upon th8. Kiss
The play IL placed urOu the stage in excel
lent style ard runs very smoothly. The ha =
Tie scores al the gates OF Hardtur are very
fine This fine play viii! be presented TO.
morrow Friday night for the G0Jth time in
America, which VIII be set apart for Mr.
glOid'S benefit. \ matinee Will be given
OIL Saturday Al -
tICT0 HC,se.-MiltOn MOBILES in "The Pho
I'm j. meeting with deserved success here
me nre scene j very effective. Jim Blu l.
SOC sun or u good. the heroine Of the piece
heirg clever actress, and the Moses @;
sew NafiZ a me piece 81 character acting.
IhtUeT CtNsf'lJIe -Nqdamp DaSt'S RaJ-
StoeklnB EioDceS are meeting with gr-at
success. The varieties are a. usual goOI,
n 81 ihrEe SUd eIc'S are attracted.
Ocd FeiOfr,' Hull RI nd Tom gave his r -
concert last evening. lie viii perform every
night this week and on Saturday afternoO1
Evening star., 1877-10-18

WHEN You FEEL the frst pain of rheu-
matism, go 10 your druggist for Durdag's
Rheumatic Remedy.
II your head aches. use Lcdille's Headache
SPECIFIC. Cures Immediately. 50 cents.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers and
others use the 4 idddiH Security Oh is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use 1t
is she best in the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try II, and yon win have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

THE VERY NEWEST STYLES Of kilt suits
for children arrived from New York to-day.
Bows department. A. Saks & Co., 3I6 eth
street.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

81 The Gar is knee deep in M nd. and Nc
Clellan says, Now he knows how il is him
self'-rN Y. Herald
~ The types of q Mobile newspapar
heEdishly transformed that city's worthy
mayor into n wrOthy one.
~ COeducatiOn of the sexes in the univer-
slty of Wisconsin, according to the report OF
the board of visitors. shows equal If not
The girls. but accom- panied with signs of
general i'll health
Evening star., 1877-10-18

PRICES JEwELRY STORE received some
oeautiful fancy goods 10 day. Silverware
vases and brackets; the best 80 cent eye glass
near ~ street.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

The above Oil can be had at Geo. Rynesl.
Jr.'s, 6S9 ID street northwest S.II.3:
Evening star., 1877-10-18

SoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the d nest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOceTs. tr
Evening star., 1877-10-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iSsuai IN
James II. Eush5y and Kate Constable. An
uleH .ii JSSASch; o. Lynchhurg. ' a, and Fran-
els foss field. John Thomas Hardy and Flo
ence r. Fowler, Charles A. Ernv. of YORK
Pa, and Hannah T. Riggles; w. IL Mangum
aho NeIIle X BOYD. GeOrge Lewis ami Eliza
cry; John j Sullivan aud Annie +, Rap-
neit; Robert Bell and Saran Smith: Elias
Harrol and Christina HAYES; John Bnchanan n
ard Antonia Haslup. OF Occoquan. Va. Al
HILL
Evening star., 1877-10-18
CITY ITE MS.

WHEN THE HEAD FEELS DULL AND
HEANY, the skin appears sallow and greasy,
and the stomach refuses food, take Carter s
Little Liver Pills. Ebbitt House Drug Store.
Evening star., 1877-10-18

ELEGANT CoOKERY.-It is easy enough to
have your breakfast and tea rolls or biscuit,
WanieS, cTullers, mullins, &C, nice, light aud
nutritious by using DOOjey's Yeast Potv,ler.
TTV IL
Evening star., 1877-10-18

y DISTRICT CASE IN THE L. s. SUPREME
CUUHT.-IhiS court Tuesday gave deciS-
ion il caSe No. :. Williams et al. vs.. FIO--
eEce et al, appeal from the supreme COurf
Ok The DlsITic ct OF Columbia. This was suit
IN equity, brought by the heirs al law OF the
late James Williams against the late Hon.
Thomas Il. Florence To enforce an ALLEGED
constructive trust in relation TO certain pro-
IGTfy in the city OF Warrington, rented to
linn in the fall OF 1886. 10 is claimed that
Florence suffered, by his default, the proper
y 10 be sold for taxes, and bOugh, II il 81
the tax sale; ard That he thereupOl disclaim-
ed his tenancy, and set of an adverse title to
the property, renting IL To the United States,
ard receiving large rents and profits there
from The bin prayed that he be decreed TO
convey TO the cOmplaiEants the tax title.
ana account Tor a mOiety OF the rents and
Iro1tS. The answer was that the properly
fad feen rented with the privilege OF pur-
chasing. and that under sUcn a lease Flor.
er ce had expended upOn II about - 500 in
repairs; that subsequently, the lessees learn
ed mat the heirs who now sue were entitled
10 OEe-half OF the property, IL having been
purchased by John and James Williams
jointly, while the legal title stood i'm the
name of John, his lessor; that subsequently
be purchased James half, and became the
sole owner The decision sustained Flor
enCes statement, and II f. here insisted that
there was no contract OF purchase from Jas.
Williams, and that the court erred in finding
one W. y. MelOy for appellants anu W.
ID. Iavidge for appellees.
Evening star., 1877-10-18
rLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

y BLINAkN
PHILADELPHIA, ,ALESaNDRIE. WASHING.
Ton and GEOLGET0wN
COHAECTISG ar PHILADELPHIA ~ITs
CIisE LiGk FOB BOSTON AND PHns-
kDEACk And NEW ENGLAND sTATsS
SAILING IA VS..
kEon PhiIcdel delpGis-SStuFday, At IL Il.
EsoUl W Washlngton-h n ondsy, at II a. N.
Eron ueO Orgetosn-m Ondsy, az Pm.
freiGhts received daily. Through sSEN
oils % landing given 20 Boston and .. q
Providence. Coasgnees wishing their s,ss->ss&sssss
goods landed at Georgetown wharf Will plesse have
them mark " Ge0rsttoWs, ID. C."
Eor tall information apply to J. II. JOHN SON q
CO., l2O3 street northwest, snd i2th r.rcoi
wharf, W sshin stOu, d. o.; q. n. HYDE, so Water
street, Georestown, ID. O.; wM.P. CLYbEa CO.,
phia. msrsD-lY
Evening star., 1877-10-18
CLOTHING.

Now Ready:
PINE ASSORTMENT Of
READY MADE SUITS.
Fer Gentlemen and Youth,
From $40 ur.
IKApY MADE coATs,
With Vests to Match, Of
Reliable Dlagousls
and other pa,;ercs,
From SIS upward.
READY MADE OVERCoATS,
Fer Gentlemen and Youth,
From $40 upwArI
Gursusl care has been taken IN the preparation Of
the ready made stock th n, and mos, Of it Ia.
teen specially made etheE - or fpr me.
COTTON, NERISO AND wOOLEN
UNpEKWEAR,
probably not sIceiied in ,ari"y Aa extent In WASH
lrgtau-
Draw eT- fIUm 8 O. s. ans hes
fric,s range from 80 cents to sS
PERFECTLY FITTING ans
PEREECILI MAZE >HIRTS,
Msmsu "a NusHp.
Ihsve Certainly the iarg..f 20 if s. S5.l+. lin
NsshiuEt'U, 81 sde p-Ial t.r uie, tl,, -,ns : -t
Wbica have given uU.E-Isal ~r-I Ion fr . rssf
shirts ar 70 he toad L. e Zion. nm, ne ,1
list uali,d Q" aIy address
ZINE TAILORING,
ON Scc..n.I Flasr
Acaulc- a. ,rt.. ..Hg - fabric e
AU,irisn, German Fr.u Do Erg'i-h, scotch I-.~a
sud Nm-r.c-U Mat
oIi5 RE best ~or kmNl-hlr. vl.h ?r mpl-c-..
uUN~rxE gT1T-
Evening star., 1877-10-18
DHEe AND FISsURB.

DR.. sHRADEB, once room - O. On -eabs-s
Pfsss end Iisure without knife, Lisst1rs OF osas-
&c, and without pain, and guArentsss cars IN sfl
fsss: s.s sss g 8 = T:ss- q .iiss
60; W.. foeksr, .srehast ss6es, eSS fssSs ii.
IN, N :scss,; 49, -, !; .s.Sss D'fs a
flecs; - nny eeh.s, e sDp6eseeq = y eGes,
Du1uuD 0oos. 0nG1.0