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National Republican., 1877-02-19
Dlssati,tied Rettcis.

Quite number OF dissatisfied Democratic
betters In the city have commenced to take steps
to recover the amount of their wagers from the
hands OF the stakeholder. In two or three
casea suits have been entered, and in others suits
viii be entered soon. The grounds arc In most
clses that bets were made upon the election by
the people, and not upon the decision OF a trlbI-
National Republican., 1877-02-19
DaI,rerons Sidewalk.

Last evening as gentleman was passing
along the raised pavement on Thirteenth street
near , street northwest, he slipped on tho edge
and fell to the grade pavement, injuring both Of
his knees. He was assisted by OHicer Block Of the
Fiith precinct, bat refused to give his name. Ho
informed the Ofhcer, however. that he was from
Boston and n surgeon In the United States army
National Republican., 1877-02-19
burglars Frightened Away.

An attempt was made by two colored men
ate Saturday night to enter Walker Il Co.'S
grocery store, corner of Eleventh street and
Maryland avenue southwest, by cutting panel
IN the door, in way similar to that attempted at
IeeIs store on the avenue Friday night. Pri.
Nate Lurnburke heard the thieves at work and
when he approached they fed and escaped,
National Republican., 1877-02-19
Real Estate Sale.

vi. Caldwell, real estate auctioneer, sold
Saturday afternoon at auction. for b. II, Warner
anu ii. Melntire' trustees, lots A, b, u and ID
subdivision, In square 334, on the west side Of
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
northwest improved by four unfinished brick
houses, TO George J. Hill at $50, subject to in.
eumbrances OF about u, 500.
National Republican., 1877-02-19
FOR MANILA HEMP.
NAVY PAY OyYIcR, ]
Il KILBY STREET, BosToN,

January 81, 1871.
Proposals, sealed and indersed "Proposals for
Manila Hemp will be received at This ONCE
until MONDAY, February 20, at u o'clock M,
for furnishing twenty tons, OF $40 pounds per ton
Manila Hemp ut the Charlestown Navy Yard,
subject there to tho usual inspection and Gov
ernment tests.
Samples OF the quality required can be seen ut
the Commandants Once at the said Navy Yard,
where all Information can be obtained.
Two satisfactory suretles must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing faithful execution OF the
offer, II accepted. ..- ... - -
The price Of the Hemp must include its delivery
at the Charlestown Navy Yard. All Hemp re-
jected must be removed at the risk and expense
OF the bidder, and 1t will be at his risk until
Blank forms for proposals can be had on appiI.
cation at this once. q. E. THORNTON,
fe5 Pay Inspector u. 8. N.
National Republican., 1877-02-19
DIED,

Rear Admiral Charles Henry DAVIS, In the Sow
enty.hrst year Of bis age. fnne.al services at 81
AMER the services at St. Johns Church on Tues
day, the body of Admiral Davis will bc at once
transported 10 Cambridge, Mass, for burial.
Evening Star please eopy.l
tLEAR.-On the 18th inst, at O'Clock A. NJ,
Thomas Clear, aged 50 years.
The friends of the deceased and of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral on Tuesday, the Goth
mst: At o'clock T.. NJ, from his late residence,
No. ilO Tenth street.
Evening Star please copy.I
BISCOE.-Februaryl Il, lsT7, att O'Clock Il, M,
Miss MARIE BlsCoE, aged seventy years.
Funeral will take place from the residence of Mr..
W. H., Williams, No. 7D Sixth street northwest, on
Monday at O'Clock p. M.
MoRRlsoN,.on sunday, February y, WAL
aged nineteen months and eleven days
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, 2Ii K
street northwest, on Tuesday afternoon ri .
O'Clock.
National Republican., 1877-02-19

NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED THIS MOANING
AT
sHlLLINGTON's BOOKSTORE,
Cor. Four-and. a-haf street and Pennsylvania ave.
weayers and Welt; or, Love that Hath US In His
Net. By Miss Braddon.
Love in Idleness. by Ellen olney.
The Duchess OF Rosemary Lane. BY FarJeon.
Helen's Babies: Annals OF a Baby. and Some
other Babies, Very Like Heen's, only more SO.
Noie.-Lctter and Cap paper, OF all sorts and
qualities.
Envelopes, Pens and Pencils.
Playing cards of all sorts and qualities, at the
very lowest pIcts and of the best quality for the
prices charged.
feio-tf
National Republican., 1877-02-19

~ A CARD.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI.
fering from Me errors and indiscretons Of youth;
scps ,Sss cure q gGa
SF ChhRStk: Thls great sre.t remedy vas dissoye%Is4 cry
addressed envelope 10 the Rey. JosEPH T. INHAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York city, ja6-d
National Republican., 1877-02-19

AS-:FLUID LIGHTNING ExCELS ANY
remedy ever known for the immediate cure OF
Nenrllsia, Headache, 10. Sold At Coughlin's
Temple Drug Store. ocM
National Republican., 1877-02-19

~ PLEURISY, PAIN IN THE SIDE,
ming is spplied. Bold at Coughiin's Drug Btore
Masonic Temple. ocil
National Republican., 1877-02-19

ROoKs FOR THE LENTEN SEASON.
New Helps TO Holy Lent. BY Huntington.
Dear Yeast Of Lent. BY author OF Routedge.
Rosaiy for Lent; ny author Of Routlsdge.
Steps to q Living Faith. BY Bp. Huntington,
and other companions for devout hours,
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
fcl3-tf f25 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-02-19
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND BTATlONERY. TIs
Out TODAY. ..n
lin ...,..;..s $50
min .....;.......... i2o
Astronomical Myths. flammarlon. 500
9em Theory Of Disease. sMAcnagan.. ........... 500
Ride TO khiva. Capt, Fred. Burnaby, with
man 800
York and Lancaster Rose. Annie Keary... LIS
Selections from Macauley. Trevelyan. ........ $50
Musician l5o
Anne Warwick. aeorgiana NJ. Craik......,.. 30
Weayers and Wen. Miss Braddon,.,,,,.... %
lot OF Miscellaneous Books, good reading, at the
uniform price of 80 cents per volume, at
SOLOM0NS O. CHAPMAN,
febl4-tf oil Pennsylyania avenue,
National Republican., 1877-02-19

WANTED-A, PROOF-READER OF EX.
W perbence: Apply 10 the Editor Of the Ma
National Republican., 1877-02-19

~ T r Y NJ l. 3 RMS
HOT SODA WATER,
WITH TuEIR SUPERIOR
TEA, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE,
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATERS
On Druugbt all the Year.
oc10-tf l42e Pa. avenue. near W lizards Hotel,
National Republican., 1877-02-19
~ =. 9OLDSTElN h o., ....H
LOAN AND COMMISSION sRoKERss,
LOAN AND COMMISSION bhOk ERA
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'.
ESTABLISHED IN 1862 49,.
ESTABLISHED IN ls62.
ESTABLISHED IN 1862
ESTABLISHED IN lec2
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and d streets. n
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and ID streets. Z
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and streets.
Northeast Corner OF Tenth and ID streets.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST,

Liberal Advances made on Personal Property
to any amount and for any time desired on very
reasonable terms.
Also, Goods sold on Commission.
A largo stock OF Goods on hand, (neW and see.
ond- d-hand,) sold very low for cash. jabtf
National Republican., 1877-02-19

es5 Prizes amounting t75o,oeo
Circulars of information furnished rRER. Or
ders filled. Prizes cashcd. spanish Bank Bills
and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR q CO., BASEFRs, :
IL Wan street, New York.
National Republican., 1877-02-19
LIFE IN WASHINGTc;N.
skETcHEs AsoUf rms r ,rr NV nm,
REPUBLICISREP oRTERs
Hal MAJ nm.

Hal Ma' ,oue.
opc o. ,he mos. ~ ,reesble entertainments
". =, ne M .e,son wa ." On by Mr.. NJ. p. Rico and
isay, ~ NV. suui' No. I'M PennsylvanIa ave.
~, On 'ss oecas0 n Of the twelfth anniversary Of
, n vsoa,ns. At'lS O'Clock p. NJ. the guests
ps,h ss'e" ole, and II was apparent to all that
ss.u.s sss" hent was In store, Judging from the
shsrseters assumed.
hmons the ladies Miss Alice Scott well became
.no psy Countess" Miss Josie Tabler, as
:. ica," was draped In the star spangled ban.
~, ~, and good many learned to iove
my M e country for the first time that night
-iss LifSie Tabler, as tho peasant Girl"
portrayed to the life the power Of love among the
lowly. Miss Helen Bishop, as the Flower Girl,
looked lovoier than the roses she temptingiy
tracted much attention by her graceful carriago
Amosg the gentlemen Major Butfin, rs Magician,
dlrpiayed magic skill In charming tho ladies
Mr.. Aaverfetd, as little Johnny, had all the good
huinor Of his prototype.
Mr. Goorxo Rice % the Hbcar" forgot to growi
and only exhibited one bcsrish proclivity, and
that was TO hug. The prettiest girls were his
principal victims Mr.. French as Lord Dun.
dreary" acted we'll his part. Mr.. Marshall as
the "npnkey" showed surprising agility. Tho
ehafeeNr was we'll chosen. Mr. Cherry rs the
'hssghen Chinee" clearly proved that for other
thAn4s than tricks that are dark and ways that
are vain the Chnco is peculiar. Many others
were present IN grotesque and attractive COS.
wnching boar all were invited to lay aside their
mnsques and paYtake Of n sumputous repast, pro.
vssed By Mr.. Rise and his kind lady.
National Republican., 1877-02-19

tJAs- PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED AT
Coushlin's Temple Drug Store, and Ninth
streets, at moderate prices. sep0-u
National Republican., 1877-02-19

1A0Q N STREET, NEAR THE O1RCLE-
lfOC For Sale or -Eleven-room house,
finely frescoed and finished from top to bottom; en-.
ureiy new. Terms easy. Price moderate.
SMITH, BIRGE q CO.,
oe4u tS Pennsylvanis avenue.
National Republican., 1877-02-19

~ FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC
hrtielss for ladies' toilet use al CouEhln's Temple
Drug Store. sep6-0
National Republican., 1877-02-19

As- HUMPHREYS sPEOIFIGs, PONDS
Extract, Homeopathic Medicines, sold AZ Temple
Drug Store, y and Ninth streets. sepS-u
National Republican., 1877-02-19
Residence No. 100 @ street northwest.
By Jno. J. NEEDING, Jr., attorney In fact.

WALL PArERs-PLAIN AND DECORATIVE.
To make room for spring stock, will sell at ca sh
for the next 90 days. Parties refttng can have
one Of the finest and largest assort ments to select
from, and save 80 per cent. by buying Of Thur.
man, All Ninth street. northwest. next door to
Lincoln Hall.
National Republican., 1877-02-19
Bull DoZED i! (!

Porter House steak, 20c; Sirloin steak, lsc;
Round steak, l5c, or two pounds for 25c; best
Co., Mt. Vernon Place Market, corner Ninth
and X streets N. W.
National Republican., 1877-02-19

To nll who are suffering from the errors
and an. indiscfetIon. of youth, nervous weak,
VIII send q rccipt that will cure YOU, FREE
OF CHARGE. This Rrel' remedy was discovered
py ami mi''ionhrv In south America, send a selfad-
dressed enyelope TO the Rev, JOsEru 7. INMAN,
s!alion d, Glhle House. New ! ork city, felo.0m
National Republican., 1877-02-19

BIDS must be made for each kind OF stamps sep
arately the bidders stating in proposals tho
price per thousand stamps, including everything
required TO be done or furnished set forth in this
advertisement; and the contract will be awarded
rs whole to the lowest responsible bidder In tho
aggregate the amount of bid to be ascertalned
by extending the above Issues at the prices bid
respectively, and then aggregating the amounts
Of the three several items. 1t must be under.
stood, however, that proposals made under this
advertisement shall include all the stamps
needed by, the Department during the contract
Should the use Of any OF the above kinds Of stamps
be discontinued during the contract term, the
count OF such dscontinuance.
PR0POSALS-AGREEM
Each proposal must be signed BY the individual
partnsrsSlp, the na%s o. each partner S Thereof %
gnarantors, that the bidder shall within ten
days after being called upon to DO so, execute a
ordered, the article articles to be furnished by
him, the responsibility and suhclency Of the
postmaster or United States attorney whore the
bidder resides; and in such contract the con-
that in case the sa dcontractor shall ai to Do or
and agreements Of, Id contract on the part Of
set forth, the said co Stractor and his suretios
shall forfeit and pay 'the United States Of
lars, for which said forfeiture the said contractor
and his sureties shall be Jointly and severaiiy
liable, as liquldated damages, to be sued for In
the name Of the United States.
1fthe bidder to whom the first award may be
made should fail TO enter into contract, as here
and the contract let TO the next lowest respon,
sible bidder, II not deemed too high by the Post
master General, and so on until tho required con-
tract Is executed; and such next lowest bidder
shall be required to mlhll every stipulation en-
braeed herein, as IL he were the original party TO
whom the contract was awarded.
The contract will also provide that II at any time
during lis continuance the sureties shall die, or
become irresponsible, tho Postmaster General
shall have the right to require additional and
sufficient sureties, which the contractor shall
furnish TO the acceptance OF the Postmaster Gen-
eral within ten days AFTER notice; and In default
thereof, the contract may be annulled.
RESERVATIONS
Tho Postmaster General reserves the rIuht TO
REJECT any and all L.us n, ~ lls Judgment, tla
National Republican., 1877-02-19

Aa-OFFIciAL.
Court OF COMMISSIONERS 1
or ALABAMA CLAIMS,
1914 Fourteeuth Street. I
WASHINGTON, ID. @. Feb, ID, 1877.
All bills against the undersigned must be presents
ed for payment before weahesday next, the 2ist
instant. JOHN DAVIS,
National Republican., 1877-02-19

THoMPsoS's PoMADK OpTIMr, for dressing
the hair. This hne pomade merits special men.
tien. Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften
and beauty. Unlike many preparations for the
hair, II cannot injure, but Is highly bcnehcai,
equally SO to the ricn, golden.hued tresses OF
silyer.streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
htty cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-02-19
STOCK ON HAND.

The contractor shall at oil times keep on hand
y stock of the several denominations and kinds
Of stanps subject to tho control OF tho Post
Once Department, Its regularly authorized
agent, or such other agents rs may be specially
authorized BY the Postmaster General, In all
ders Of the Department, and to provide against
any and all contingencies that may be likely to
occur during the existence Of the contract 50 that
each and every order Of the Department may be
promptly hlled; and the Department shall have
the right to require the contractor, at any time
an extra quantityof stamps not exceeding q sup
ply for three months
National Republican., 1877-02-19
VERY BEST PRICES PAID FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHING ?
AT JUsTH's OLD STAND, st'
si9 ID street northwest.
Orders by mall promptly attended to. Ias-tf
SPECIAL NOTIUEn.

~N~-~-0~N0~O0~U~N~~O~N O~NO~CNcoN~DN~ 0.~OON
,,sa,,, Ma.,inr =, NJ NV. n,itihS nUhh iEhS;-A
slsiiOp, a. Gon;sssa H. 9lS s.Iss, sajsssni 70
ObJeot Necessary steps with reference TO the Ia.
ausuratlon Of resident Of the United States. -
p. II. RATION, PRESIDENT.
!. II. CkRMEScKE, Secretary,
National Republican., 1877-02-19
BRADY's,

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Cen.
tennal Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now
National Gallery" 62j PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
This collection embraces the eminent men OF
America. In addition to the medals received in
New York for many years, and In London In 1851,
Is awarded the highest drdrd medal at the Cen.
Ifnhlnl ENnnsIiIn In PhIlnLel,.LIa ls-a
National Republican., 1877-02-19
PACKING.

Stamps to be transmitted by sea routes mus
be securely packed in hermetically sealed til
cases, wrapped In strong MANILA paper; all 9th
ers must either be packed in strong binders
board boxes, bound on the edges and corners will
muslin, and enveloped In two thicknesses Of
strong MANILA paper, or inclosed In strong ma
nlla envelopes, as the quantity to be transmittet
may require; all packages to he SO inclosed as Il
seal them.
National Republican., 1877-02-19
WONDERFUL SUCCESS,

Use THuRsToN's Ivory PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER; A perfect dcntfrice Its action on tn
teeth Is specific, removes tartar and diseolora
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, cleaI
and white. II hardens the gums, sweetens tn
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot iniur
tho enamel. Its constant use Is recommends, 0,
TO oil, but especially 10 those who having goo1
teeth wish to preserve them. Twenty-Five an,
hItY cents per bottle.
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ledges. as thew did when q storm was

lodges, as they did Wnen a SGoTm was |
brewing, or after a spent storm had
rolled away, the slender green belfrys
on which they hung outshook the shak-
ing minarets of washed Ispahan, bend
ing to the very rock, but rising again,
tossing their ametnystine bells as if
they were pealing forth alarms. There
must have been music in them if | could
but have heard it.
By night was accustomed to mount
upon the highest platform OF the rock,
which was thickly carpeted with moss,
making a pleasant and fragrant couch,
to watch the moonlight and the aurora.
The former covered the lake with a
sheet of silver, and the latter trembled
against the north almost nightly when
the weather was clear. 1t had wizard
radiance of its own, beside which the
moonlight seemed pale and lifeless, or
rather the arctic CLEAN seemed to lie
upon it like the wavering iris of mother
Of pearl on the underlying paHorof the
shell. Below, as if it were atsthe bot
ton of cup, the campfire winked and
smouldered, casting a rudy light on a
few objects which were near it, the
tent, the tree trunks, tuft of bushes.
The Indians, one prone on his back
wrapped in his blanket, the other lean
ing against a stump, smoking his pipe.
The site of my camp lies hearsed
now under the winter snow, marked
with the footprints of hare and fox,
and the panther lies among the branches
of my pines. My rirer is locked in ice.
The amber ducklings, -ipened into
greedy sheldrakes, are quacking into
tropical lagoons, exhibiting a greedy
rapture over the passing frog. In what
remote limbo of terstellar space wan
ders the lost CLEAN of my camp-fire?
It's hearth is cold, its smokewreath
vanished. Under the snow the summer
sleeps in the seed, but till it wakens re-
sponsive to he ardor of the June days
it is we'll to be beside fires of anthra-
cite, within our city walls, with the cat
on the rug, some water-colors on the
easel, and Plato, the Anatomy
of Melancholy, Walpole's Letters, and
the Bible within reach. There is one
time in which to inhabit a camp, and
q lother in which to write about 1T; as
there is one time fof the fighting of
battles and another for recording their
history. There is no doubt that this
sylvan life looks more romantic and at
tractive at little distance than from a
near point of view. Its trivial incon-
veniences and privations, real enough
at the moment, are forgotten, and all
its delights seen through golden mist
of memory seem much enhanced and
frightened. But when.an is said it is
an experince without which life is in
complete. We should now and then
touch the earth like Ant@us, and with
a serious and simple,pnrpose, andthere
is no better way of coming in close con-
tact with it than by faringa forth into
the wilderness and building i camp.
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An Indian Duel.

A citizen of Sioux City, who has spent
up-river Indians, says it is amusing as
well as touching to hear an Indian sing
his death song. Our informant was at
Standing Rock few months since. and
one day he observed an unusual stir
among the Indians. Soon two bucks
came forth from different lodges, each
with gun in his hand. They walked
out some little distance from the rest of
the Indians and took posts, distant from
each other about fifty yards. At given
signal they tlrned, raised their rifles to
their faces and fired. Both fell, wound
ed, one fatally. They were Immediate
ly surrounded by friends, who made no
particular effort to bind their wounds,
but simply stood around talking among
themselves and gesticulating, while the
wounded Indians, as soon as they fell,
began the death song. There was little
music in it. 1t was a sort of deep-down,
unnatural tone of voice, kept up for half
a minute or SO at a time, when it would
cease, and the sufferers would in the in
term make a confession of all the evil
deeds they had ever done. They would
tell of the massacres in which they had
been engaged; how many scalps they
had lifted from the heads of white peo-
pie; the number of ponies they had
stolen, together with all sorts of import
ant and unimportant evil doin9s in their
lifetime. This accomplished, they were
ready to give up the ghost.-OmoAa
Herald.
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Navigation on the River Don.

The navigation of the Don is much
more difficult than that Of the Volga.
The river is extremely shallow, and the
sand-banks are continually shifting, SO
that many times in the course of the day
the steamer runs aground Sometimes
she is got off by simply reversing the
engines, but not unfreqently she sticks
SO fast that the engines have to be as
sisted. This is effected in a curious
way. The Captain always gives num-
Der OF stalwart Cossacks a free passage
ON condition that they will give him the
assistance he requires; and as soon as
the ship sticks fast, he orders them to
jump overheard with stout hawser and
haul her off. The task is not pleasant
one, especially as the poor fellows can
not afterward change their clothes; but
the order is always obeyed with alacrity
and without grumbling. Cossacks, it
would seem, have no personal ac-
quaintance with colds and rheumatism
In the most approved manuals of ge-
ography the Don figures as one of the
principal European rivers and its length
and breadth give it right to be consid-
cred as such, but its depth in many parts
is ludicrously out of proportion to its
length and breadth. l remember one
day seeing the Captain of a large flat
bottomed steamer slacken speed, to
avoid running down a man on horse
back, who was attempting to cross his
bows in the middle of the stream. An
other day q not less characteristic Incl
dent happened. A Cossack passenger
wished to be set down at a place where
there was no pier, and on being inform
ed that there was no means of landing
him, coolly jumped overheard and
walked ashore. This simple method of
dlsembarking can not, Of course, be re-
commended to those who have no special
local knowledge regarding the exact po-
sition OF sand banks and deep pools
D. Mackenzie Wallace.
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A Permanent Propensity.

The " Yankee" still retains his prom
inence as an inventor. One patent was
granted for every $50 persons in Con
nectieut,, GA in Rhode Island, and 9lS
in Massachusetts, last year, while out
West the proportion sinks to one in
1857 for Illinois, and one in 4,49S for
Kansas. Oddly enough, however, there
is a wide gap between Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and
the three northern New England States,
the figures for Vermont, New Hamp-
shire and Maine, being one to 1913,
5000 and 1922 respectively.-Bostop
IrG71scrapt.
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The spitz.

DIR. Hammond of New York, the dis
tinguished authority on nervous dis
orders, thinks the Spitz dog is really
more dangerous than other breeds. 1t
is u hybrid, being a cross between a
Pomeranian hound and the Arctic fox,
and such animals are always bad. He
is inclined to think the saliva of the
Spitz is always poisonous, especially
when the animal gets excited, as he is
very liable to do. The Doctor favors
the determination of the pretty but
perilous pets.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-03

WHAT is the difference between fixed
stars and shooting-stars? Tne FIRST are
suns, the others darters.
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A YOUNG lady in Boston relas ''rst J
tend church because her new DOH. HIN
not been sent home. q" ! hi'o Nd,
and all his works." said she, e. :
hate an old-fashioncd bonnet hl0''
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To CLEAN DGcANTERs-- ssr. q
some small pieces of brown paP ;rtos I,
and soak the same; put them . a,s .
bottle with some luke-warm W. 81
soda; shake well and rinse WILL :
water. -