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4 HOUSE AND LIT u| GROUND -
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
On SATURDAY, March Il, ln.7. at t"'eis
! . c!oc, NJ. iii fToa q tEo r:2n!ise=, wi! 81.
by ruDiic auction Lac hHhM: DWELLING
no. CO DaEo street 'rho Louao has eight com
fcrtah.n roo.:a ~ good condition. Tho Il!
frorts over 60 f, /, It : gooi =ta.it '"Hn grG
cary sto7s
Terms of s5si, 500 cas-. The residue ~ cna
car, secured ty dos Of trust upon .Ee properly,
mE 24-lw +. a. hEEHi. Tor tho owner.
BY 8. a, Il egs,y, AuefioEecs-
GALE OF LUMBER YARD e. I, u.iHER
~ REAL ESTATE.
U::doc authority Of a dscr,a OF ito Corpar:-
ton Court Of Alexandria. MADE T.. IT. GGc"u. be,
term, 1876, IL the case OF LimG.crma1 eAGGu!e"
VS.. Zi.nme5rian's devices, tie fub,cyib@7, -
commissioner, will offer by pubic auction: -:
SATURDAY, tho 14.h d"y ci &rIi ls77. TT
l2 o'clock III, 3: tho east trurt the Eost2tilco,
in the city q Alessndrts. Va, the <ollowiag
property, in said city:
i. THE PROP EHrI lorG known ss y q
TERS & &ZlMMEKMAN'5 LUMDEHYARD.
iyiag On both sile, CT Cameron street and
to tho cast cf Leo streets extending !:Opl
The aout1esst corner OF said streets, with g
width Of a. feet from Leo street into the
Potomac river, and IRON tho northeast COR
Eer ot s0id streets villa q width OF u! lact,
more or less, from Lqo 10 Uao2 s!ren., !G7iE:g
upon it a large BRICK mENGilENT :.t the
northwest corner OF Union aEd Cameron :rcats
z. LOT OF GROUND c., the cast siI9 ~
Lns street and south side Of TLnmEsone Giiey,
go feet slley) fronting Oh Leo street It's feet I
Incho-, and extending eas.., binding on sad a.
ley, l40 feel 10 - feet aloT. = IcIiHd ogpa.
dicnt, this lot vii! be offered il leo smal! !r.s.
according to n pia: TO be shoTn RI tho a:.:c.
3. UNDIVIDED HAiF OF Lur or s3Gtl
eide OF Cameron an1 west sllo "G Patrick 5;s.,
1T intersection, 123 feet incha7 -, Cameron.
and 81 ieet inches on PGtriu; L. ifadaE o.
Shipley's line.
GROUND on tho east side Of ST. Asa!1h st:no!,
!G feet inches south OF E!ncoSs street, fronting
about g feet on st. AsAph: ard extending back
So feet inches.
Terms: Ten per centuln CASH the re:Id"o IN
four equal annual instalments st one Two, taIc3
and four years from the dsy Of salo, with inter
est the purchsser TO give bond, with aa:lsescto-
ry 1ersonal security for Tho deferred payments
tho interest thereon to be mado payable SEMI
annually; the title 10 be retained till full pay.
ment Of the purchase money, and the proper.y
to be resold the purchasers risk on default
in payment Of purchase money in whole or in
part ). EERG USUN BGACu,
NH 23-eois Commissioner.
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EyE. Il. KERRY, .suctioueer,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN iGG
y CITV OF ALENANDRIA va, FOX
ga I.!i-urder authority Of tho decree OF the
Crcllj. Court of tho United Hta.aa tor the hasl'
crn District "f Virginia in tao suit OF William
Smith. trustee against David Turner, passeQ or
the first day cf " cenbcr. 1877, the underslgn-
ei. rs commissioners therein namac, will onec
Oh SATURDAY, April 9th, 1877 =, at twelve
o'clock H. by p.:hlc auction, ia front OF the
The premises the follo wing described p.onerty
4 LOT OF GROUND, with tho BUlLU.
INGcI thereon erected, situate In the city or
AlexAa;l7i.., Va on the east side Ct koyal ST.,
and to tho s0ulh wsrd Of King street. and pound
e; ~ follow. 10 wit: Beginning np01 hoyal ST
cus huad red and twenty tcat 30 :h9 southwark
of King street, ead upoE tho south line o.,
twenty FEET .ley; running ttonco oasfWardly
will: the inc 0! sud Aiicy and parallel TO King
street one hundred and twenty three toet I'VE
inches; thence suu!hward!y with the line para!-
lei u Royal stree: thirty. feet; thonce vast
yisruiy parallel 10 King street one hundreI ana
twenty. ihIe3 fec; i've inches TO loyal st; thence
binding thecow.t:- EGr bwaTIiY tn'FtE."ho !!e'
10 tno heginninI.
Terms or sails Fox c:si! SIS - So mucn a. may
bo necessary 20 PA the costs G si!i. and OF sale
and tho residue in ttiraa elull !nstaIm3lt5 ~
one, two and lhrna ya&r3, 10 be secured by tae
bonds OF the purchaser, bosr.nG inteFest at SIX
Der cent from. tho dsy Of SALE with good perSoa
Il sec,lritv and the title - he retained until the
pucci.g q li.oley is fully paiti. and the property
Iiai,!3 % ic resoli IL lho rsl: oi the purcnaser
rror his Failure to comply with tLG terms oi
oslc i'1nyevRncing a. the cost Of tho purchaser
EPPA HUNTON.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, j.,
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s,ssasi-ese 49,,

NFFICE GAS WGRAS,
A.a..adr!. -. u .r&n =, H..
LA oy;:i =, -ara,yo At thi; u..; %
rnri ri! 3rd, l3..7. for THfnrEEN 4 W.
DRIED 1850 TOo- DE5T QUALIFY fuh
OGHENY & IS COAL, to be do!!vsrad 81 I.9
citv wharf during cam! navigation OF the ~
1877. HldAers will s:ai" tho ,ermo' 6e., e.; ur.h @
which they pr. pose - sci! mo cot @nn ~ XII
m:ttas raserYo tao rig. 10 eject an7 or al! '''i'
Dv crd.r Of the Ga i.ight Committee:
ny OIL NJ. H. NASH, Sup /.
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TOMMI; ;SION::iiiE.'S > SALE-By authority
" tho decree Of tho County Court of Fair
fax county in the swis nov pending in tho Cir
cult Court O.. said county OF Frawaer and VILE
uss j. " Newman, vs.. Plumb Sc Go, enter
ed al tho Nogambor Court. 1876. the undersigned J.
special commissioner. named in said decree, will
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, lolI,
Court day, ~ T. o'clock M, before the door
of the Court House OF said county, sell to tho
highest bidder, st public sale, aIl that LOT OF
PARCEL OF LAND which was allotted to
Emma Frawnsr in tbs division OF hor nlothor's
real estate and b. her sold TO Burr VI. Plumb Is
Co, containing By roccn, survey. 20 llG,l5o acres
This land lies on tho Llttle River pike south
about q miles esst of Fairfax Court House and
u nilos from Ga2lings CID tavern; is of good
quality, heavily woodcd snt wcl watercd, but
without Improvements sale positive.
Terms-:;o mich CASH in hand SIS vii! pay the
cost Ct suit and expenses o: sale and the residue
in three equal annl.! payments 10 bear Interest
from tac day cf sale, and to be secured By the
notes Of tie rnrchasor, with good, persoInsl
security srd retention nf G!tio gnti! the last
pAymort is tG@-a
i,ar il wiw THOS. MOORE, Com. of Sale.
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si.ZE,Ai.z9E1# EETEK9

III. ;T0 at !i5erty 10 use my naino il pTaizo
ofyou- Regulator aa prepared 81 you. and re-
commend # 70 every ono as the h93t preventive
for !'cve: and hsuo in thu world plant in
southwestern Georgia, UaGr Albany, Georgia.
and must say that it haa done more good On my
fientnt;oD among ny negroes than any ruedi,
cine ev3r USED. Il superseded qunine il taken
III sins Yours. Sc. Hon. L. Il. HILL, Ga.
CHILDRENl-Tour Reg
ulator Is superior TO any oth
CT remedy fcI iiulerial D.
seGsoa among children, end
i: hss large sale in this sec
ton Of Georgia. W. II.
I;issn.i GihnrT, NH,
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RH Green Wise.
Real Estate Agents and Auction

Real Estate Agents and Auctlonee!s.
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- from Philip Is7k and wiz, dsted on the
lst day OF February, 1866, and recorded Ii liber
z, No. 3, psge lG2 the undersigned; trustee
therein named, will offer for aalo by public aHc-
ton, in front of tho Mansion House Hotsl, on
Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va, on SATUR-
DAY, the &lst day Of March, 1877, al, twelve
o'clock t.. the property conveyed to hin ln ,7 6y
said daed Of t:uat. 70 wit: TIE BkICk Ten M H.
MENT and LOT OF GROUND, situstod EssSS Es5aS
on the osst side OF Fairfax street, between >azfA
King a'.d Prince ,treata, end known ss No. ~
directly opposite Nesa!a. Leadbnnt & Bros.
drug store, ard row occupied by said Philip
Perk SIS dwelling aud plumbing o2t.bllahmont.
Terms o. Sale: Ono fourth CT the purchase
money in cash tho residue in three equal in
stulmoEts at t, T. an4 IS months, with interest ::
the deferred payments 10 be secured by doed OF
trust on the premises.
NH Scc.s fEEhE " 1SE, trustee.
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I. Ilsaaaa. 0TlEe I..yr!, ,S!Qmaca eld Sp
WIFI. CURE
i,aSa7Es'Ssa.
otU5T OWN thst yauc
;,:i1lmons' Liver Regulator
idly deserves the populari~
y il has STAINED. As fam
i1y medicine it has TO equal!
It cared my wife Of 3 maia
Iy ! had counted incurshle
that wolish&ne Of Our Am
eria%n people. Dyspepsia.
4. i. I. 4 LBERI,
Professor in Nicholas PuD-
lie School, Parish oe Ter.
Fcbonno, i,a.
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FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
Commissioners OF Sale

AZ /, LAWS
r:y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
~ eyacutel ID tho undersigned by Ahacn
Bangs on the l2.h day Of July, loG., OF Tecoro
in Tia CIrrk's Office Of Prince WILLIAM County
Court ensll, on TUESDAY: tho ID day OF
Apcii. 1877, that being Court day, proceee 10
sell, nalJre tho front door OF the Court House OF
Prince William county ior cash, tno CERTAIN
rGAC:I OF LAND, containing elk Euharea
md cigh:y-nEa sores, :hree roods and twenty
ono Drias, situate ard binding on Little creek,
in lie county OF Prince Williams, snd is part
oI tho Eranspor. tract. Also another lot Il
acres end 81 pc;es. binding or Little creek ana
Potomac rlvor, being slso part OF the Evanss
port :hrac! Selling ~ trustee W!!l convey
such tile only US is vested in mo bY the uoe- ~
trust afore:aid Given under my hsAd'th!S '5'
day Of Ms.c!l, 1877. ..l,-,. ,,,,..
luh 3-ts a. NiCOL, lfustoe.
Wy ViRTUF OF a DEED OF TRUST
= executed 10 tno undersigned by Anson
Bangs or tho i3!.h day Of July, 1879. Of record
Court, shall, on TUESDAY, tho third dag OF
April, 1877, that being Court day, proceed TO
sell, before tho ron. door Of the Court House o
Prince William county, for cash, tho ccrtsln
TRACT OF LAND containing tnroo hundred
ard eighty four acres, one rood and :hl?ty-seVen
poles, situated Nad binding on The fo!omAc
rivor il. tho county of Prince William, and Is
e. par: Of tbs Evanspoct tract. Selling ~ trus-
tee, Will convey such title only rs is vested IN
mo hy the iiee,! o! irust aforesaid Given under
nv hand this lst day Of March. 1@lrr.
NH &-,s 4. NICOL, Trustee.
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SgCsE EiEADACGFE,

EDITORIA 1--WE havn
.eatad lis virtues. personally.
and know tLAt Tor Dvspep.
sia, BiliousRc:s and TnroG-
birg Headache, i is !ho Dcst
nGdicina ihc world ever saw.
We have tried forty other
remedies bcloro Simmons
Liver Regulator, but mons
fthem gs7e us moro .han
temporary relief; but tho
RcgutHtor not only relieved
but cured ua.-[ Editor Tale
graph md M0sseng0r, hla-
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CDLsg AN:. GnUEsRs IX isNRsEs.

Having had during the last twsnty. years Of
my life to attend to Racing Stock, and having
had SO much trouble with them with Colo,
Grubha, &o, gave mo great deal Of trouble
Having hoard OF your Regulator az o cure Tor
trr;n~ nno phCKAaE NASH l found it to cure
in every ave- na;snce It is only to be tried to prove
what he7o ssil IN liz praise. l can send you
certificates from Augus!s, Clinton and Macon
as 70 the cure at horse.
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New HAMS, Breakfast Bacon, Sugar cured
" Shoulders also l hid Bacon Shoulders re-
coived today snd for ss!e low BY
nh IL Il. W. AVERY, 22G hi2e st.
ISAAC WENGERS sad o.aar choice brands
/ Of Family and Ez:7s Flolr constantly on
~ ". A. JOHNSON.
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Dna!ats. CHEMICALS, dc.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator

Nor I'll Diseases ollhe l!yr:. Stomach and Spleen
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WORTH TaEra WEIGHT IN GELD.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.
dug. 3, 1875.
DR.. TurT:-Dear Sir
For ten years | have bee
a martyrto dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, an
had well nigh cxliauste
the matcria lnedica for re
lief from this living dealt
when, by accident, ycr
Pills were brought TO III
notice. l hogan their ust
and the first dose gave IN
such relief chat continue
10 take them. / am now
well man, have a goodar
petite, can digest well, th
piles have disappeared
and ! have gained Tort
pounds in solid flesh
would not be witllou
them for their weight i
gold.
REV. II. l.. SIMPSON
They are perfect.
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or ok
without restraint OF
/ diet or occupation.
PRICE IS CENTS.
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DR. Tut has been CT
gag d il the practice {
mt cine thirty years, an
for along time was demon
strator OF anatomy in tn
Medical College of Geo:
gia. hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle
and are Tree from al
quackcry.
He has succeeded !
combining in them tn
heretofore antagonist
qualities Of Il strengthen
ing. tnrgulire, ana a fa,
Uy:ng tome.
Their first apparent e
feet IS to increase the Al
petite by causin" the loo
to properly
Thus the system is nou'
isllcd, and ly their ion
action on the digestive
gans, regular and health
evacuations are producct
The rapidity with wiiie
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yor
says:
sit is astonishing how universally d.
TUFTS Fills are used. In my daily round
{ hear of them not only among the poo.
put their virtues are heralded from the mar
lions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long conncctio
Sitn the medical profession, l have gres
confidence liz tn -ir merits, and of late hav
'ften prescribed them with the happiest re
I'll : in cases where / desired to make Il de
:ided impression on the liver
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pERSoN5 TAKE on FLESI,

While under the inhuenc
of these Pills, of itself il
dicates their adaptabilit
TO nourish the body, an
hence their efficacy in cul
ing nervous debility, me
sncholy, dyspepsia, WAS
ing of Tie muscles, slug
gishncss of the liver, an
chronic constipation.
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list of Delinquent Tax
Payers Of Corpora
aaON of the Town Of
ThibOdaux, for the
years 1865, 66,67,
6S, 60, 20, ~,
72, "a, ~ and
1875.

The following resolution presented Inv
the Finance Committee, on Nav Sth. 1877.
was on motion duly seconded. adopted
REsoLyED-That the Collector of the
CORPORATION of T~hlbodaux. is hereby am
tho,ized 70 uuhlish in the official 7. ,urn.l of
the CORPORATION, the names OF all delin-
auent tax PAYERS, with the amount due by
each; from the wear 1865 to lS75 inclusive.
and if in thirty tays the said taxes are not
paid, that he he directed to act accurdino
to law.
1865 1866
Mrs NJ. Spriuperl6 90 Mrs N. Springer, Is 90
1867
". A, Leieune..S 90 Mrs NJ. SPRINGER 10 90
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NOTICE..

l. to the corner of St. Philip and Market
streets. next door to the Post Office, where
he will keep III assortment of Charter Oak
and other cooks stoves, fire CRATES, cooking
utensils, Glass ware, Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts. Charcoal. rlvets of all sizes and kinds;
and will be prepared to do any species Of
Tin, Zinc, light iron and copper work.
Also an assortment of wagon hubs, f~elloes,
spokes ect.
Jan. '76 S. T. GRISAMORE,
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Succession Sale.
CuccessiOll Sale.
A OF LOUISIANA,

SUCCESSION OF BEN A. CURTIS AND
COMMUNITY.
DARlSH COURT, PARISH OF LAFOUR
/ CHE, No. 975 Probates.-Bv virtue of
an order OF sale to me directed in the above
entitled and numbered succession and com
munlty. L will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, pursuant TO law, to the last and high
est bidder, at the Court House, in the town
OF Tbibodaux, ON
Saturday the It'll day Of July 1877.
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ, and
4 o'clock /. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to-wit
IA certain lot of ground or town lot, 81
tuated III the town OF ThibodauX. being tie
Northern portion of lot No. 1877 on IA plan Of
E. ID. Richardson, surveyor. said Northern
portion having q front o. t~itty-tive feet more
or less on Jackson street by the depth there
to belonging, bounded East by jackson
street, North by lot No. lS5, West by the
old lerrebonne Road and South by the
South portion of said lot 1877, belonging to
Mrs. Pierre Lopez, with all the improve
Inenfs thereon. acquired otThonlas l.. Win
der, by act of March Doth. 1875.
2-A certain lot of ground or town lot,
situated III the town OF Thihodaux and tes
lgnated as lot No. l35 Oh the plan of said
tow Il bounded North by Crazy Street. South
by lot No. 1873, East by lot No. 1876 and West
by bourbon street. Together with all the
bull dings and improvements thereon acqui
red OF Gnstave Schmidt by act under pri
vate sigma ture of the 9Th OF February 1876
Also one lot of household furniture and
kitchen nstensils consisting of bedstead>
and beddin2s. tables, bureau, washstands
chairs, crockery and glassware, one stove,
and %nstenslls, wash-tubs. trunks, one bug
gy and harness, &c, &c. The movable to b,
sold on the primises situated III the town o.
ThibodtuX.
Terms of Sale Cash, to pay debts.
WILLIAM WILTON. Sheriff.
Parish of Lafourche, May 10Th, 1877.
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Large and Complete
blacksmith, WHeelsCrigAt
and Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreau. Proprietor.

III. Tetreau. Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends, ard the public in
L general, that he is prepared to under.
take all kinds Of work in his line. at advan~
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services OF first class
workmen of recognized ability. He has laid
felloes of first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood. black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock Of reahy-make
s.lrOuds. for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. ut very moder
ate prices.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-07

and if there is any mistake, we, and not the buyers, are the sufferers. How ever, u is very seldom we suffer in that manner.
 Reporter-I suppose in these dull times you do a good deal more busi- ness than in what are called flush times.
 Harris-These are dull times with us, too, and we are glad enough to make d sale. The times ought not to be dull though. It is not so much stocks that makes the times dull as ex- travagance People think these are the days of '49 yet, and they are not
 Reporter-T-ey come to you in con- sequence.
 Harris-Well, a good many of them do, although l have a number of friends around town who do their best to prevent them from coming.
 Reporter-Who are they?
 Harris-Some of the jewellers. It is only necessary for them 10 know that any watch or article ol jewelry comes from me and they will run it down. l had rather a good case of this the other day. A lady bought a watch of me, made by frstclass Montgomery street firm. She happened to show it to a member of the firm, telling hlm that she had bought it of me, and he sad the watch was worthless. l heard of it and 1 got the watch, and put IL in its own case in which it had been bought, with these vendors names on it, and sent another lady around wIih it, and then It was first-class" art icle.
 Reporter-Such are some of the of philanthropy
 Harris-Well, 1 don't pretend to be a philanthropist; but deal fairly with the public and they know it. buy as cheap as I can, and sell at a certain profit; and where I think a little kind ness won't be thrown away, 1 am ready 10 do it.
 At this point of the interview, a dressed lady entered and east sort of confidential glance at. Uncle Harris. The reported thereupon considerably withdrew.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-07
Cheaper as We'll as Quicker Trans
 pOrtatiOn.

The Sentinel is of opinion that freights from San Francisco to Yuma by rail are about ten per cent. lower than by the old steamer lIne. Judged by a very solid lot of freight recently received by rail, we thought at least as high as the old rates prevailed. We are glad to hear of our mistake. Ten per cent. Is an item worth saving. and whether we see it in our bills OF not, makes little difference, if the average reduction actually amounts to that much. The saving in time is very i'm portant, and the fac; that staging is played out on the great California des- ert, is a source of continual consola- tiOn to all whose business requires them to go to the California seaboard or even interior towns. It seems the railway company has been considering the subject of through rate from the eastern cities which wIll induce our merchants to abandon the direct or New Mexican route and ship via Cal ifornia. On this point The Sentinel says:
 The railroad company offers to lay down at Tucson through freight from New York or Boston for nine cents currency per pound. We have not learned what arrangements they have made for wagon transportation of such freight from Yuma to Tucson. The through rate IS low enough tO compete with the New Mexican trains bringing freight to Tucson via Santa Fe and ensures the use of the route via Yuma, besides giving traders in East ern Arizona great saving in time. The New Mexican trains have hauled goods cheaply, but have always con- sumcd several months in doing it.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-07

Harper's Periodicals.

The success Of Harper's periodicals is among the remarkable facts of the pub fishing business of this or any other age or country.-Christian Advocate, N. '.
 Of these standard publications 1t is not necessary to say more than that each re- sumes in itself the history and progress of the time in certain department; one containing the cream Of current litera- ature, second preserving and illustrating ell events of importance the world over, the third anticipating tickle fashion and chronicling it's changes, and all com mending themselves equally to the read CT. no matter of what sex, age, or condi- tiOn