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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09
A Memory.

q thousand lilies blossom unaware,
buried love, !" -s4-
c.3 And IN the fiowery arbutus the dove
i. e ~ calls her truant mate who fingers yet
fair, - ~ 49,
ana you and had nothing to regret
ana nope Tor against hope, and think
upon
Till all things fade.
ana so your lips may often wear a smile,
ana 80 my heart may leap to music still;
thrill, - e''i'f
s, A ~ al your manhood lift itself on high
In din Lf battle, or in sacred aisle:
Yet under all must Turk one memory
grieying for good time that is gone
Till all things fadel sNSS
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-09
The mysterious Masked Lady .

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At the masked ball, lately given BY
Frances, Countess Waldegra7e, alady Of
distinguished appearance, dressed ii
black and wearing a domino, observed
two gentlemen who were conyersingt I'M
masked in an alley Of the beautiful gar
dens at Strawberry Hill. She approach
ed them with easy grace, and opened con-
versation in a light and bantering tone.
The el FER Of her male interlocutors was
assured, by what .'the Antiquary' would
have called s'his fair enemy that she
knew all about him, and could, and she
would, tell him many quear steIrics about
himself. Well able to defend himself in
tongue encounters, the gentleman, whose
wit and whose sperssfage were once the
delight of the House of Commons, in
which be is now much missed absentee,
replied that if she knew even a 1.-THE OF
the mischief he had done in life she
would compel him to borrow her domino
Carrying the war into the ener Us coun-.
try, he proceeded jestingly to impugn
her assertion that she was "a married WON
an, and accused her Of having escaped
from boarding school to.take part in the
Strawberry Hill gayeties. His younger
male companion, being scarcely inferior
in badinage, asked permission to touch her
marriage ring, and, accepting the gloved
hand which she promptly extended, re-
marked, after satisfying himself as to
the correctness Of her claim, that SO fair
a gage was worthy Of more respectful sa-
luton, and was permitted to raise her
black gloves e her, lips. After a
diversified conversation, which lasted
tabcut q quarter Of an hour, the lady gid
ed gracefully away, leaving her compan-
ions IN puzzled mystery as to her identity
| Their gscsses were more ingenious than
described when an hour later he was
laughingl informed BY the lady Of the
most exalted rank ia the assembly (the
Princess OF Walesl that she herself was
The escaped boardlngschool miss, an !,
that the domino which she he'd removed
i from her face was at his service to Aidt
his bushes. 5. u {. n \. d
i /. n CGn5Slope Pickles. - Wash, pare, and
4 cut one dozen Ut cantelopes into sinai
i pieces. taking out the seeds. y Cover
them with viniger, and let them stand
|twenty-tour hours To each quart ol
i vinegar afiow two pou- oil sng ar, rec
ounces Of stick cinnimon, two ounces 81
cloves, two ounces Of allsLice. Boi
/ these with the vinegar. When vel
! skinned, put in the fruit and boil fifteer
4 minutes, then take out the fruit and Dol
i he syrup and pour it over boiling hot.
: Us sfE FUp {
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

An USEh ENIS.
Carncro.s & pIsey-Na,ionaI Theatre.

Tie best mins'ri entertainment ever given In
Wellington Is now afforded by tho engagement OF
Carncross 4 Dixeys monarch minstrel troupe nj
the National Theatre The performance OF last
evening was characterized by IXcullCnCes Of
Musical and dramatic efforts such as it has never
been our province TO record of any travelling com
bination OF artists in burnt cork The songs
aud quC7tetcs Of tho first part + the programme
were received with every evidence OF the Gpprtcia-
ton justly accorded them by the adinirinG
audience. Mr.. CaInCrOss' song, Ny Grand
fathers Clock" was wondered with the
wonicd melody AMI finish that Distinguish
that centcmnn's vocal efforts. The mrCc'. sketches,
and specially acts, with their accompanying effects
ofquaiut costumes and appropriate scenery, &c,
with which the second part Of the Programme ~
auraCtiycly abpUuds. were presented with the care
and kill always displayed by the veteran manage
inent OF this splendid troupe and its talented mem.
bcEsh!p. Rymau's Temperance Grafton, Griffin
and E!rc's plantation Scene" Wcs,yn aud Casey
in Music and Mischief" Mcttlcrs limitations,
aud EugcnC'S "l'rima Donna" elected unStntCd
praise The uproariouS farce "IIelen's babes ter
minated the evening performance, Mcssrs. earn
cruss n DiNCy will continue their attractive
SsIHrCs during the week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

--Roose sends New York papers In advance.
"A special meeting OF the Columbian Cadets
will be held might ut halfpast seven o'clock, at
Inc residence of Mr.. John Lowey, 9ai Fourth
hreet
The western train over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad which IS due here nj 40 p. M, was two
hour behind time last evening owing 70 a snow
blockade, near Parkersburg, W. Va
Mr.. aud Nrs A. NJ Lcgg and family have gone
b. B0rOdlno. n. Y. with the remains Of their little
daughter. Daisy, who died at the llillmNn' House
few days.
At six O'Clock yesterday morning the thcrmom
eter had fallen to twenty ono degrees. Apprchen-
yions felt that the early fruit has been Killed
The peachtrceS were IN full bloom, and the young
buds NUT have suffered severely.
Officer lIeinlinc, of the Finh Precinct. last
tvening arrested COlOred woman ramcd Mary
Jane Scroggins. on the charge of Steniing guam.
My of undertaking valued ut 81, nom the MilCs
House. Mary Jane was a servant at the house.
That WALLER dOrg. the faithful co-pcrcgrinatOr
Of Rob Ferguson In his ramps through the bis
rct, Is alas no more, being evidently ccnti.Calcd
homestead. His absence l. dpplurrd by the night
Pairoling policeman and item gGthcrcr. stop.
Might not The Introduction OF the new tax on dogs
bill in the House have driven the sensitive animal
10 4 suicidal grave?
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon n col.
sred boy, named Richard Washington. Wa run over
BY horse driven by Smith WOrmlcy, near the cor
ner Of seventeenth md l. streets northwest. He
wns carried 10 his residence, No. l6ns !. street.
where he was attended by Dr. Augusta who pro-
nounced his Injuries of q tritling character. No
blame attaches 10 Mr. WOrmley. as he was driving
very slow at the time Of the Incident but the boy
Aoull not get out of the horses way
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Licenses were issued Yesterday as follows: BEN
net smith, ball c. :, johnson, notary public.
Receipts OF the treasurer yesterday ,S227.hl. Dis
bursements S5,1i2.j1.
Dennis INLAND has been awarded the contract
for sweeping aud cleaning alleys. His bid was
$3.50
In response To n petition of citizens the Commis.
sOnCrs have decided IN reopen the Northeastern
MRrEct-linuse for three months trial. The stall
rent will be 81 per month and cost OF gas used
during that period
Inspector Entwislc has issued the following per
mits: TO build-WilliRm crawford, one.stOry
brick. on Massachusetts avenue between Fourth
aud Finh streets Charles Newman, one two-stOry
brick on New Hampshire avenue between l. and
streets, $40; u. T. Ryan. one twOstOry brick, on
Eleventh street. between q and streets southeast,
81 COO; Il. H. SttuelnetZ. two twO'story bricks, In
alley between and II and Thirteenth and -Four.
tcenth streets, 500; J. l.. BOss. two twostUry
bricks. on Thirteenth, between and streets
northwest $1,000. RcpRirs-Mchael Green estate,
front steps, $40; Is. Grndgely, change roof. $50
John, Rover bay window $50; AARON Huilhmun,
raise house. SlD.
The Commissioners have issued an order that
awnings extending 10 the inside line of iOOt-pnvC'
mcnis may be erected IN front Of business property
OF parked streets, provided no awning 50 erected
shall exceed fifteen feet In width
A statement has been prepared by the Commits
siOnclS Of the matter pending between the repre-
sCntRtivcs of the late John Mason and the District
authorities relative to the claim for damage to tho
CuuSeWuy connecting AnalOstsn Island with the
west bank OF the Potomac River 10 send to Con
gTeSs As the Commissioners are In doubt whether
The rebuilding or repairing Of this causeway would
he Of any utility To the business Interests ol George
town, in lew Of the plans adopted by tue Govern
mcnt Of changing the channel OF this river, they
ask that the matter be referred by Congress To III,
Engineers in, hief OF the United States army, wiz
DOW r TO adjust the same by arrangement or b,
reference Of the award To arbitration or referees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
Police Court

United States cdsCs-tcorgc Brown, charged with
beating and rObbmg Landy Williams; continued
until tomoi row. William Cahill, assault OH Mar
ga9et AItdofcr; continued I'll next Saturday, TO
await result Of injuries and compel attendance of
complainant. Philip G!lhooly, charged with shoot.
ing at z. j. ESselman, was seat to the grand jury,
assault OH Jennie stake; dismissed. Richard Hen
derson was seat TO jail for hfcen days for beating
Frank Drew. Frederick Taylor was sent down for
tie same period for striking Matthew Williams.
Joseph Junghan paid for assauiting John
QuillGn. Abraham Scales and william Parker, two
from James Ham. The Court, after lccturing the
boys, discharged them. Mason Bell took veloci-
peiic belonging to Harry Wise the case con-
ilnued until to-day. Timothy Gallagher, charged
with malicious tresrass, was dismissed, the case
against him not being very strong Margaret Ait
ting an assault on william Cahill; continued ill
next saturday.
District casCs.--victorie Burke was sent down for
thirty days oil a charge of yagnncy. william
Davis, same; sixty days. John Mankins, same
sixty days. Richard Nolan, same; released on
personal bonds. Mary Welsh, same; sixty days.
John connell paid s. for fighting In the street Ed
ward Cheslry cursed for which lie paid ST. Andrew
W. Coleman paid 81 for obstructng the street
Michael Council aud James Stafford were charged
with being disorderly Council proved his limo
cencc and was discharged, but Stafford forfeited
| V. Carter +. Ford, Emilc Phillips, and Alfred j.
| Birmingham each paid s. for being loud and bois-
| terous Henry johnson was sent down for hitcen
| days for being TOO loud. Abram Laudrick paidSi
| for being noisy IN the county. George Mulloy dis
turbed Georgetown and was given a week to re.
| pent. Mary Mcintosh, cnticing prostitution sent
over for n week. William jackson, William John.
son and Charles Williams, three dsordcrly ColOfed
gentlemen, were sent down for fifteen days each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

The Board of Trustees ard inC1iporators Of the
Washington Training school for Nurses held an
adjourned meeting last night at the residence Of
Hon. IIoratio King 10 II street with Dr. Hepburn
In the chair and Dr. Beaie as secretary Present
General HINT. nr Mary Spackman, Mrs. Judge
smell and Mrs Garfield. A communication was
read from the secretary of the board Of trustees Of
the Columbia Hospital for ladies. stating that II
was with much regret that the request In regard TO
using the lecture room Of the hospital by the train
ing school for nurses could not he granted, Us a
clause In their charter prohibited the use Of the
hospital property for any other purpose than that
set forth In the charter. Amer some discussion In
regard 10 opening the school ard on other i'm
nnrinnI snhierIs the mcnting nllnMred.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Lincoln Hall was so crowded last evening that a
great many people turned away, unable to gain adj
mit,snce The occasion was the third annual con-
cert Of the colored public schools given for the
benefit Of the fund 10 pny the expenses OF the pub
lie school exhibit at Fare The convert was given
under the direction Of r Ofcssor John Esputa, and
the music very line. The following pro
grammc was carried out
Part l.-Chant. The Lords Prayer" by 500 pu.
pills duet Tell nc. Where do Fairies Dwell -
Misses MARROW aud Smith; chorus. The Reaper.
pupils Stevens building: solo. I've no Mother
Miss Anna Taylor: solo and chorus. Gathering
Home" pupils Lincoln builliug; duct, Gently
signs the breeze Misses Nichols and Jefferson
chorus For Above the silver STAR pupils sum.
ner building; duct, "Dost Thou Love Me, sister
Ruth" Master BOukerGud Miss Tllghman: chorus,
ny the Rivers Of Babylon" pupils John T. Cook
building: duet, Two WTems. Misses Thomas and
Gibson; SDliCgfo. by IN" schruls.
par2-ChuniS,' Red Riding Hood pupils Randall
building; solo, Basket Boy Master Booker; cho-
rus. Keep Your Time, purils Chamberlain build
ing; duet The wind and Harp" Misses Blngburn
and Rilgley: chorus "1ic.T0C.' pupils Lincoln
building; solo. The Lover and the Birds" Mis-
Esther Lewis: chorus, Wanderers Joy" pupils
john =. Cook building: duet. When VIII the
Birds Come BACK" Misses Lewis and Ricks: solo
and chorus Mother. Meet Me a. the Gate Mis-
Gibbs aud high srhunl: closing chorus Good
Eiyht by tho entire SrhUplS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
mothor Stewart Talk. temperance.

mOthor stewart lbihs ienptrautt'
A gospel temperance meeting was held last
night at the Congregational Church, under the
auspices OF the Washington Christian Temperance
Union Of which Rev. DIR. J. L. Rankin is president
aud j. A. Perkins secretary. Amer reading the
Scriptures and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hendricks, at
DR.. Rankin's suggestion, Mr.. Sleigh introduced
Mother stewart, Of Ohio. who was announced TO
speak giving an account Of her work IN the cru
SADIE Of praying women In Ohio several years ago,
and OF her visit to Great Britain and Of the worn
she has Just concluded in Loudoun County, Va
Mother Stewart followed in very impressive
address, in which she showed up clearly the In
constituencies OF laws granting licenses % sell
liquor, and OF other forms OF legslifed,uanc III
strong drink. She gave graphic description OF
the operations Of the famous bellpunch as applied
to the business In Virginia. She was satisfied y
would fail 10 secure faithful performance OF
the compact on the part OF The dealer fer de-
scription of the degradation and misery she wit
messed in Great Britain among women and chill.
dren from drunkenness, among women as well as
men, brought toars TO many eyes, and her appeal
to the women OF the audience 10 go earnestly to
work was soul.stirrlng.
Other short addresses were made by colonel
Gray and MessrS Wines, Harris, and lAthror.
Quite a number signed Lhe pledge and donned the
blue ribpon, and some additions were made TO tic
list Of members Of the society, which II was all.
Hounced will hold meetings at the same place
every Monday evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Yesterday morning word was sent 10 the fihh
Precinct Station that a dead ufumt had been found
n: a house corner OF Tenth and streets north.
west An officer was sent to investigate the matter,
and upon inquiry learned that the mother of the
child was woman named Belle Schafcr, who was
assaulted few days ago by CathHrine Crowley and
Mollie Boswell for which they We're fined 81 each
In the Police Court The injured woman was
taken sick soon after this occurrence, and yestcr
day morning was prcmaturciy confined. The cor
Oncr was notified and after learning The facts, gave
q certificate of burial The mother Of the child is
bing in d critical condition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Mark Young through his attorneys. Messrs
Enoch Toltcn aud 7. W. Jones, has brought suit
against the Manhattan Insurance Company, of
New York city; Republic Insurance Company, Of
New York city Home Insurance Company Of New
ark \. j.. aud the Fairfield Fire Insurance Com
each case at siWn Tho plaintiff owned the mill ut
the conner Of Fayelte and Water streets GCOrgc.
town which Was destroyed by fire October G, 1871,
OF tile policies un the building sGOOO wius IN the
Manhattan aud sGH1 in The Republic. Of New
York 5000 IN the Home Of Newark, y. j., and
% nnl IN Ihn EMlILlnlh. OF LmmmE-LICml.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

The monthly meeting Of the Washington Bible
Society was held evening Mr.. Blllautyne, treas.
urcr, reported receipts for the month amounting to
N2l.i0. Rev. Dr. Pitzer reported that the com
mitee appointed 10 arrange for the seLi Ccutc II.
nal celebration Of the ICieiy was corresponding
with Rev. W J. r. Taylor, Of Newark, y. j., he
orator Of the American Bible Society at the Cen.
tennial services In Philadelphia. with the view to
occurring him TO dCllyer tho AlhfcSs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Yesterday morning Detectives C!arvOe aud Noss
brought from Baltimore young man named John
A. Hart arrcstyd on the charge Of petit larceny,
perferrcd by William schwartz, Who lives on Penn
svlyuniu avenue, Lctwecm Tenth and Eleventh
streets. nUrhwc't Hart has been stopping at the
Lnuse al Nr -ChvArrI who took him IN aud cared
Tr him. A. a reward for his kindness the accused
walked On last Friday evening with two coats, a
Nr,t aud 81 in cash. All the stolen property Was
r,cuycTul ana tie accused locked up nir u hear
Ing before Judge smell this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Yesterday morning the body Of drowned man
wa. found In the rirer at the foot Of street south
west, near the arsenal wall. The man was cOlOred,
evidently about Gorty.i years Of age, wore chin
whIsLcrS and was dressed In black. The body APP
pcarcd AZ though II had been In the water for n
long time. Sergeant Huntington and Onicer DAILY
had Il renewed to the First Precinct station, where
il remained all day and all last sght, waiting for
thc coroner and Killing the statlOn'honsc, with =
Slrkcuimg efiiuvla. The Coroner was notified and
returned w6ri that he would view The remains
this morning The body has not yet been idcnti.
s.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

The senate Dist let Committee yesterday agreed
upOn the iii introduced last January by Mr. Dor
.cv in relation TO certificate of assessment for Sne
CiAl Improvements without amendment, aud The
bill was reported Ia the Senate by Mr.. Dorsey. The
bill legnliZcs certificates Of assessments lot special
improvements charges upon the property Bone
flied, and authorizes The Commissioners 10 revise
erroneous assessments and issue drawback cert.i-
Gates.
The committee also Ggrccd upon a bin incorpO.
rating the National security liic Insurance Com.
pauy Of the District.
The ill TO abolish the Board Of Police Commits
,IOners was referred 10 McSsrs. Rollins and Barnum
A. a b.COmmittec,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
The District Before Congress.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.

The House District Committee will to-day give 4
further hcsring to Major Randolph, chief engineer
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on the merits
Of his plan Tor the Improvement Of the sewerage OF
Washington. Lieutenant lIoNlc aud other cngl-
nccrs have been invited to be present +
General Williams, chairman Of The House Dis.
trictsl Committee yesterday introduced IN the House
bill TO levy tax Oh all dogs in the District. The
subject Of dogs Is receiving considerable attCa-
ton as three bills referring TO 1t are now pending
hefl,p The district Committee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

The attractions presented At the Cpmique last
evening called ou an immense audience. The
first part consisted Of minstrel scene, in which
lake Budd introduced lis celebrated jubilee concert
sketch Messrs. Ferguson a. tAmbO. aud Williams
a. bOncs kept the crowd IN n good hunor with
their gags and wtlicISms. The Lentun brothers in
acrobatIc feats stand \ No !. Morgan and WClCh
In their Irish sketch are clever artists Reynolds
and Wall!rg arc n strong Dutch team" aud the
Girard brothers rank among the best song and
dance men In the country. The performance com
CludCd with The COuntcrfeiterS," which gave the
stock company an opportunity 10 show their dra.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Police Officer Daily, of the FINN Precinct, last
evening watched the operations Of an able bodied
tramp who was oaing around drinking saloop
on Tenth street, below the Avenue. After drink
ing several times, finding that he mad no more
cash the tramp staggered out Of the saloon and up
the street stopping every person he met and beg
gIng for money. when lac reached the corner
where the officer was Standing the latter arrested
him. The tramp spread himself out on the ground,
and had to be carried ~ the station. lie gave his
name Us John Mitchell.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

\ grand literary and musical entertainment will
be given under the auspices Of Western Council o.
:. $. ut Talmadgc Hall, on Wednesday evening,
March ~ for the benefit OF the Soldiers and sail
Ors' Orphan Fund. The programme announced
for the occasion embraces many attractive vocal
and instrumental selections by some Of our best
known and most capable amateur musicians and
readings by DR.. Cox, Hon J. Tarbcll, and others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
THINGS ABOUT TOWN.
4 COLLECTION OF ITEMS ON VARI.
Gus SUBJ BCTs

Gathered by Local Reporters-Mothsr Stew.
art At the Congregational Church-seri-
Gus Result Of an Assauit-Unknown Man
Found Drowned-Meeting Of the Bible
society-Poiico Notes-And other Inter
e,tlns Matters.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

The grand jury came into court yesterday with
The following cases:
Indictmcnts-Henry ThOma, assault with intent
70 kill william 7 Young, larceny James Rich.
hrisOn, alias William Richards, burglary and lar
eeny
Prcsentmcnts-framk Burch, robbery; Ed Mar.
Tin, arson; Frank S!cvcrs, ALA George SelYin,
burglary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
CITY ITEMS.

Young PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise in time.
Clean them daily with THURsToS's Ivory PEARL.
TooTI POWDER, tho most perfect dcntrlice knbwn.
1t will keep them through life IN good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweetcn
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. % and 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Jessup a Co, 10 Broadway, New York. have e.
Abolished branch house in this dity at lIpI Penn.
sylvGnia avenue Capt DeMOtt. the geuIlsmHnly
agent In charge announces the daily receipt Of the
best and cheapest goods TO be found In this market
Handsome spfing overcOap real English u sPc
einlty,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Don't iar 20 procure MrS. WlN,Iows SOOTHING
sYEvp for all diseases Of teething IN children. II
relieves the child from main, cures wind collie,
regulate the bowels and, BY giving relief and
health To the child. gives rest To the mother
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

g rollsnssss y, BASEL; No; @ bernhard ".
sa %p Caroline SGS wsS: SSy T Dass
ASSAULT Robert White, assault; Sandy Bruce. lar.
ceny; Jacob friedman. assault; James Mulhal,
assault Anna Watts alias Miller, assault; Thomas
Rhodes, larceny; Thomas CLAYTON, manslanghter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
DIR. Lord-"Napoleon nonapartc."


Or. Lord will lecture on wednesday evening, at
DR.. Sunlcrland's church, on The First Napoleon ;
or the French Empire
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

CUSTOMERS DEpARTMENT- sECOHD FIO0E-Suits
to measure from s2Oi pGntalOOns 10 measure from
". All made in Wellington, aud III the best man
ner GRO. e. HESSING.
iIO Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

WELL MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr
uRS are still the best known. Their curative pow
en- far surpass all Others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

HARD times demand economy; practice Il b,
Ienova tng your sviled gloves with JoUyRS's ISo
DERoCs KID GLOVE CLEAssrh. Price % cents pc
bottle.