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MEDICAL, &c.

DR. ]. W. DEwITT's Pile Remedy, the unri-
- vailed French cure for Blind, Bleeding, Ulcer
ated and Itching Piles; guaranteed to cure. Thou
at the DruggiStS-50 cents a bottle. my25-eo3m
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only
II Reliable Ladies' Physician in the City, can be
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur.
DAY, at No. GOO h st. NV, from 10 8 o clock
All Female Complaints quickly cured. Once and
Residence, Monroe St., Baltimore. noy14-1y
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
- consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at his
ONCE, 921 u st., between 9th and 10th, from to
m, on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak.
ness, Nervous Debility, 1mpotency, Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling. Palpitaton of the Heart,
Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &C.,
&C. all resulting from abuses IN youth, excuses In
msanIaE1d: and early ndseIetions G1norIhsa
native OF Baltimore, with II years. experience In
special practice, endorsed by the leading physicians
Of this city, visits Washington every "Wednesday
and Saturday. Persons In need Of medical treat
ment for any OF the above diseases, win find 1t to
their interest to call upon him, who will insure
honorable and scientific treatment, and . cure
guaranteed In every case he undertakes. Win refer
timore, and show letters Of testimonials from the
same. Call or address as above, or to 10 South
Eutaw street, Baltimore. mar2O-1y
CONsULT DIR. LEON the oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perma-
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time possible
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms eos Il
street northwest, nov1-1v
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If You WANT TO RENT YOUR PROPERTY
call ON b. II. Warner & Co., Clio + street north
WeSt.-ddrt =
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AS MATTER OF GREAT PUBLIC IMPORT, we
announce the opening to-day by Messrs liable
Bros, men and boys clothiers, corner D and
7th streets, OF twelve new and handsome vari-
fully demonstrated their ability to sell as good
a suit for $40 as other houses ask SIS fOr.-Hdrt.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CURTIS SCHOOL BUILDING,
~ GeOrgetO,cn, ID. g.
6rand complimentary Testimonial to the
GEORGETO COLLEGE JOURNdL
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY %, 1873
"A Grand Literary and Musical Enter tainment,
Performance to commence at O'Clock. Tickets
so cents It's
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LINENS FOR LADIES SUITS, only 10 cents per
yard; spring dress goods, all the latest styles
selections from; parasols, plain and twilled
silk. all prices: new lawns, handsome patterns,
from cents up; new Canton mating; black
grenadines. at all prices, at TowsOn's, 636
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, south side,-Adut.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
twisle :-Crittenden estate, repair houses 925
repair houses Sl3 and S45 18th street NV 800
Dennis COughlin. build veranda, 6l7 2lst street
NV. 800. S. S. Daish, repair brick house, 1l3l
18th street NV. 81, 600. VIM. Harvey repair
brick house, 7l2 18th strest NV; $2S
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ern Dwellings in Town and Country by III. ri,
Holly; Studio, Field and Gallery, by Ron. The
Paint photographs. by G. b. Ayres. Spectrum
ANALYSIS, by j. Norman Lockyer;. Inter. Sci.
Harper's Library of American Fiction. Reapi4e
The Whirlwind, by author of Old Myddeton' s
Money, The GOD Son of q Marquis, by Andre Theu-
Payn. Deceiyers, Ever; by Mrs. h. Lovett Cam
eron. Is DE P0penJoy? novel, by A. Trollope
Longfellow, 81. IS. Memoir of VIM. r. Bartlett. by
+. w. Pelfrey. 81. 30. The Voyage Of the Challen-
maps and illustrations, Sl2. WIZ
MOHUN BROS,
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CoLORED FRENCH ORGANIZES for children's
dresses at l213 cents, sold at p, at e.. M. Tow
son Co.'S, GO Pennsylvania avenue, south
side.-Adrt. 80
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THE EXCURSION TO FORT MONROE, which
will leave tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock on
steamer Lady of the Lake, will be a very
pleasant affair DR.. Rowland, attired in Boyn-
tons life saving suit, will Jump in the deep
water and swim to the fort.
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LECTURES.
FESTIVALS.

THE LADIES OF THE WHITNEY
Il AVENUE UNION MISSION,
VIII hold a Strawberry Festival at the CHAPEL
9Th street entrance to Soldiers Home grOundsl.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS of this week. Literary and Musical
exercises each evening. Admission free. The
Chapel will also be open during TIL URSDAY,
Decoration day., when parties visiting Soldiers
Home and vicinity may obtain refreshments more
and at no greater expense. my27-3t
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night and
the health officers report for the week ending
abated, 10 causes OF death investigated. lis
tons garbage removed. and 1873 dead animals
removed, with the usual record of food inSpec-
tlOns and concentrations. The plans for i'm
proving the public sewerage of the District,
submitted by Major Randolph, Mr.. Benjamin
SeversOn, w. D. Hughes and Edward Chesley,
OF Georgetown, were read, and after some ex.
the sanitary committee, and the board adj,
jOurned to meet Thursday night to discuss the
merits and dement's OF the various plans
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RosTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
A91 Pennsylvania Arenue,
BETWEEN ~ AND 9TH STREETS.
CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF
BOSTON. HH1
GREAT REDUCTION IN Ne WGOODS ES{
LOOK AT THE FACTS. ~
Gent'S Buff Caters, So, now 81 25,
Gents Calf Caters. So now So
Gents Lace Shoes 81. so. now 81 25
Boys and Misses Balls. 81 o. now INC
Ladies Foxed Balls, 81 60 now eOc
Ladies Foxed Ra!s.. So now 81 25
Ladies F0Xed Button, so. Is, now 81 25
Ladies Plain Lasting Balls So now 81
LADIES 4 10 and Goat Button, So, now 81 90,
Ladies NewportS and Ties, ST. To- now TO-
Ladies Slippers, So, 80. CO. Toe
Children'S shoes. 25 40, So 75c
from So to SIS.
Genuine Pebble Goods.
Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from 81 80 to s.
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED
will sell for the next 80 days 25 Der cent lower
than any other house in the city.
In the above house can be found the best home
made, hand-stitched Low Quarters - Ties and
StrapS-fTom Faust, Br,. & Co., baltimore, Nd. }
Perry, Clark Co., Baltimore, Nd. D and other
Well-knoWn manufacturers, at
THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
my'-u 491 Penn'd 0cenue.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
j. c. Head, trustee, to E. A. Hare, $4,000, the
whole of square lSS. Samuel Stoll to A. J.
Myer. 8, lot Is, SO. 185. S. w. Clark ct al,
trustees, to j. T. Armes, $3.50, part SO, 50. 1885,
Richard Wallace, trustee, to A. j. Myer, &c. 5l,
lot 81 SO. 1S5.
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DRY GOODS.
"rINHE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,
OPEN FRONT.

''rTHE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,
OPEN FRONT,
Resdy-made. with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linen
Innings to the Bosom, made OF wsmsGtta Muslin
for only 81. IS. Our goods are made by us and
guaranteed IS represented. -
Factory W. Fayette ST., BaitmSr e. y ESQ
Branch-loO2 st. NV, Washington. my2s-ly
SPECIAL PRICES IN DRY GOODS.
Having too large stock. we will from now make
cheap prices 20 r,duce stock.
Summersilks, 5Se. up: Black Silks. So. M.
Dress Goods, s, 10, IL, Is, rs -, -, worth
White Skirts at manufacturers prices.
PaIa' olS-StoCk mUSy lie Sod-at cheap prices.
Ladies Linen Suits, cheapest In city.
Lawns loc:. both IN Linen aud C,tton.
PsTcales, SC. up: Victoria Lawns, Ioc. up.
O'lorrd Htsi cry chcap.
Carrots stock sacrificed.
ha'fiuES cheap.
Ca's'meres for men and boys tearfully cheap.
,e. Il. N. NkuDAlN.
mE2o-u s09 MdrEet Space.
1--WE HUNDRED (S00 PIECES IN,
beautiful Dress Goods, just received: ai-yool
thu light spring shades only IS neseSss s DG I.
wool, In every color and shade; Lace Shrine .,Int
six and Wool SoSrsd FeT rsIs pure
Goo.; .ghtr c.iored pure Mohairs; Black silks IS
Black SIX CGunet make consdsred e the bent
wearing silk ia the world. at 81 worth 81 Is We
ma kses !a i This Bas ss s ss st Snst
BARGAIN. Every day we sell from so 70 100 ysSfs.
O0,oIed SILKS in seal brown, cardinal navy blue
R vbf ss ssei e%icT DARK green lead. Sc also
IN .Neryn light shades. We have received one
hHne.ed Gl1el pieces of silks, bought at the very
very smallest advance above cost Three hundreS
ISool pieces Of Wool Csssimeres and Linens for
fESm Is t 70 81 SO Lace for curtains eIceenf
ST. large DS f4T5 9 PAR Tss English stcckIg
wren TsaE very large size Bridal Qdlts, pure
Bed TeESg IS: whe HSSefo SnSs
Quit, 80; new Parasols, 22 inch, "a inch and az
my1s-tr CARRIERS. IN Market spnoe.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
MAY Is. 1878,
- 100 pieces new Spring DRESS GOODS, from 10
10, IL. 20 aud Csc. -
BUNTINGS, all colers, 2Oc
81 Black GRENADINES, new stock, %, 81, $3.50,
CLOTH, for Boys Suits, 25c. up.
Black ALPACA, 15c and IN.
All Wool Black CASHMERES 6oc
Hamburg EDGINGs from auction.
MATTINGS, CARPETS and OII,CIoT4s
Sheeting COTTONS, cheap
Table LINENS from 25c. up.
turkey Red Table LINEN. Soc m
White COUSTERPANES5 so 75 a 81 Ok q, so
As Bargains in Dry Goods at
&C NJ. T0WSON a CO.
my11-tr S'o"tto ,Sreame,
SiLhS, DRESS GOODS, Sc,-We are nre
pared 10 exhibit the largest and most desirpbIe
S S, OF DRY GOODS 10 be found In Wsshingfnne
buhtlhSS an colors, at 90 25 80 and IS cents ma,
ir nans splendid stock of BOurettes, silks, Lawns.
.,r nf:-Madam bowman one OF the most fashion,
able DTeSSmakers this side of New York nccnnias
x street front. 'O0"i'0 "oof Vi our store,
No. 92S It'll ST.. lie d CO.
wv. .Oo OF. wv my9-tr
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THOSE BOYS OF MINE ara aar;,,,., -. A.,
me me snit. which j procured for Them ar the
BoSs CiotMng House OF b. Robinson 8 70 ao
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SPRING SUITS FOR DECORATION DAY.-All
those who desire to take part in the memorial
ceremonies or go on excursions on Decoration
Day can provide themselves with seasonable
and fashionable clothing, at prices to suit the
hard times by calling at the we'll knOwn eStab-
corner of 18th street and the Avenue.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

MARVELLOUS
BARGAINS!
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES
TIES, Low-BUTToN, Pm
SLIPPERS, With Box and Opera Toe,
French and Low Heel for Ladies, Misses and
Children, from Is cts. to $2.5e.
LADIES CATERS, 65 cts. to IS.
CHILDs' SHOES, 10 cts. to q.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES.
GENTS TIES, CATERS AND SLIPPERS.
from 90 cts to So.
BUCkSklN AND KID CATERS,
Toorder.
LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES.
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
4o2 SEVENTH STREET
SIGN of "Ihat Old Woman of Msne.n
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N e " b 90 H LIST.
Mallaee'S Tropical Nature. so
Mo0ern dwellings,. BY Holly ................ 90
Spectrum Analysis: n. LockaJer. ........... 9 so
IoganuG feople. Mrs. stowe. ................. so
me Inulan question Lit. Col. OTIS. ......... so
INSANITY ana us prevention. DIR. luke. i 70
SStuaiO fIelu ana Gailery Rollin. ........... so
HuuS anu LIds. henry A. Beers.....-....... 1 25
9anet ................ 90
M Mt, bu1nett MISS Cfesplgny. 80
I.ssMeI fenleIalhef rs
9ustlIe Lovers. .'....................... 60
n n bIack lnah were Palnted. So
DDeceNeIs Ever ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80
ihe Ahierlc'an ss1plSG0pate ..:............ 90
CROQUET, In AL Styles
SOLOMDNS CHAPMAN,
my22-tr III PennSpTrduSG 0penue
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A MISSING GIRL.-Anna Hantzberg, belong
ing to Alexandria, has been missing since
Saturday. Her mother had been in the habit
of sending her to this city on Saturdays to get
meat from the butchers in the market and
she came up on that errand on Saturday but
failed to return. Her mother was making in
quirieS here to-day.
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"1THE GREAT ATS soSSgTIHERN SHIFT

ssrTNHE GREAT SOUTHERN sIIIRT-,,
u OPEN FRONT,
is elegantly made OF rstclass material with ,re,
sleeve Bands aud Linen lining TO the Bosom: nm
nnlSned only 30 cts; finished, 81.
me Hannls Shirt, - open back, is OF the hest
material, and also has Linen timing and Linen
ished. "Nu " Co., H.
The cheapest Shirt in all the world is our Wan.
subta y. Xxx; ready 10 put on at u. 10.
Our Fruit OF the Loom, Shirt has been a "a
cts. Finished eno 20
and 80 cts. finished - ~ 1ione~is
=, Boys SHIRTS IL, 12lk, and Ii inches. made of
so cents. N'' ohis
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, g for 81
Aa-Sold al our Branch,
1908 II street u.U.
msfZi-U q. GEO. ME&INNISS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued To
Lieut.. Richard Leveridge Hoxie, engineer
corps, U.S.A., and Winnie Ream; John d. Hen.
derSon and Mamie Falyey.. both Of Great
Falls, Md. George Grady, of Leesburg, Va,
and Mary Jane Jenning; Thomas HampsOn
nj. Wood, both of Alexandria; Walter E.
Weatherbee, Of Caroline county, Md, and
Mary McSwean, of Stafford county, Va; David
Ann Johnston. of Harper's Ferry, Va; VIM.
Walker and Ellen Hickey. III
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MOUNT VERNON.
DECORATION DAY.

The Steamers ARROW and CITY OF WASH
INGTON will leave Seventh Street ~
wharf on MAY S0th, at 10 am sssts.sz...ss
at p IN. and 80 p M, giving parties an appor-
tunlty OF spending whole day at this beautiful
place.
my25-4t Capt. FRANK HOLLINGSHEAD
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On OH 9TH 9Th 5TR
FIFTH GRAND SPECIAL SALE
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
We sell SILK worth 90c. for IT,
We sell Silk worth 81 for S7Lc
We sell SILK worth 81. 12L for 81
We sell SILK worth 81 25 FOR 81 IN
We sell SILK worth 81 so for IN 26
We sell SILK worth 81 rs for 81 40
We sell Silk worth 81 for 81 So
PERSONS who wish 10 buy Silks are assured thar
We mean what we saw
We have what we advertise
we buy all our Silks at importers, auctions u,
rev OK and Philadelphia. and we can and we de
ohei 'he greatest bargains ever seen in this city
CONNOLLY's,
apZI-u 6OS Ninth street, opp. Patent Onboe.
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THERE WILL BE A GRAND cow.
ELEMENTARY PICNIC given by the GER 90
NAN AMERICAN CLUB at BEYER'S "a
SEVENTH STREET PARK. on "a
THURSDAY, May 80, 1873 La
Come one, come all.
my27-4+
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ONE of the most satisfactory results in med
icine is in the production of LodiIle's Head
ache Specific. It cures headache almost in
simultaneously. 50 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-28

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, the case of us. VS.. Anthony Brooks
convicted of forgery was argued on excep-
tons
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BLACK SILKS, eOlOred silks, checked silks,
striped silks, one hundred lO0) pieces OF silks
Just received at Carriers, the popular cash dry
goods store; III Market Space; colored silks,
navy due, light blue, cream, cardinal green
I'D pa and night brown and steel; light silks
sneched and striped silks on light and dark
s sl1anos black, brown, navy blue, green, law
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HARPER'S FERRY.
IL DECORATION DAY
LIMITED TO 500 PERSONS.
u X A ND &c " X g nv

PEGULAR GRAND SUNDAY EXCUR.
~ SION On the Barge .'COCKADE city,
VII! take place NEXT SUNDAY, -N->
leaving the 7th st. wharf at clock
and returning at 8, landing at Fort
washington going and returning.
Tickets Is cts. no charge for Children under ten
years. w..
Donch's Band, sixteen pieces.
VIM. D1etZ and Hammersly Caterers
This Barge can be chartered for $50 my8
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The steamer LADY of the LAKE
VIII leave 9Th street wharf positively seSlhsseYN
Tickets 50. Children under IL years ST.
Tickets to BE- had of the Committee, at the wharf
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- CN DA EXC II - I O N,-The steamer
= LADY OF THE LAKE viii,
until further notice. make regular SeSsAeES
Excursion Trips on SUNDAY AT d6ssES<Ezs51s
IERNOONS, leaving her wharf, terminus of the
1th or 9TH StS line of cars At D. M. for hours
down and coming hack Fare 90 cents Steamer
JOHN w. THOMPSON will leave same wharf
every SUNDAY FTERNUON At o,cIork fnr
Glymont. Fare round trip. % cents
a. B.-Steamer Thompson tickets not good on
hfhe. IE2S-.r
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4 having the exclusive control of Marshall Han
Ior the day, will give their 9Th Annual Excursion
to that pleasant Summer Resort, MAY 80 1879
The CT mmittee of arrangements -oN->
nave secured the elegant and commo- nsES4hAss.-!>
dious Steamer EXPRESS and the .sks<<z<9zzlz
services of Prof Pistorio's Brass and String Rand
and feel assured they have made ARRANGEMENTS bv
day. ' f p.e"'"n'
Steamer will leave her wharf. foot of 7th ST.. at 8
a. M, returning at pm. Tickets admitting gem
tleman and Ladies, 81; no charge for children &C.
companied by parents. Tickets to be had OF the
Committee only. my1S Of
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DEcoRATIoN DAY.
GRAND EXCURSION
TO FORT WASHINGTON
On the Barge,
COCKADE CITY,

THURSDAY, MAY 3oth, 1873,
Under the aus pieces OF
N. c. AVENUE MISSION
The Barge leaves G uir and 'sw harf, rm
foot OF 81 street east, a. O'Clock a. ereSliSsI9
M; and 18th street wharf at am. ssss=ssSaSsissE
and pm.
Refreshments and Lunch On board at CITY prices
Tickets, only % cents. my27-3,s
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FXCJRsION TO THE GREAT FALLS
~ DECORATION DAY, May 80 1878.
For the benefit OF the Wesley Chapel an-
Parsonage. splendid boat, COM s EEEssi.nIs#-s%
Portable seats under spacious avn 1N11--S=z>s=s.
lngs; not coffee al! day; home by half past nine.
Bookseller, 495 Penns. avenue: Warren Choate'
c Christian Association Rooms; Cohen's shoe store
9th street, and on the boat. Boat leaves foot of
Congress street, at 7:30 sharp. Tickets for the
tTlps One DClar. my25-4f
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ITO RICHMOND ON DECORATE,

SELECT EXCURSION METROPOLITAN AND
2TH-STREEr NJ. f. CHURCHES,
Via Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
ROUND TRIP 50.
Excursion train leave depot al AM
arriving at Richmond at 1870 a. M Re-kk2 81
turning, leave Richmond at s p m. NoSasHHsE
for sale at the depot Tickets for sale at the
Parker, 6l9 7th ST.; Majors, corner 7th ami ST.:
G1iman s, 621 Pa. ave ROb't Real, 1876 Pa. ave.:
st.; CA. Winner: 1902 st. Pursell's 400 9h St:
I'm, 1O3 18th St.; and Dooley's 223 Pa.
ave. east.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
DIR. BUDING rows CANCER.
\ Surgical Operation that Removed Three
Fourtha Of the rnator,a NhIn.

The removal Of the cancer from the lip
Of the Rev. DR.. Burlington. pastor Of the Gin
ton Avenue Congregational Church. BROOKLYN.
required the most delicate and skilful surgery.
DR.. Burlington passed Saturday night comfort
ably. and Yesterday was able to take nourish-
ment. He showed considerable desire for food
The symptom ia regarded "a encOurag iNlg
Unless erysipelas sets in, or some accident
occurs to the stitching the wound will probably
be healed in ten days. Although threo-fourths
OF the chin was cut out in the operation. the
scar will not be noticed under q growth Of
beard. and the mouth will remain as perfect
as ever The case IL remarkable.
Tho canccr was OF the midcst typo. but sum-
GENTLY insidious to destroy the Lip. unless al.
tended to. II appeared on the outer margin Of
the lower lip. and about at its centre. Dr. Bud
ington became uneasy about it. and Dr. g..
oGhns2n cu, out IN August, i9 10 Dc,or
operation interfered with his Nrticuation. and
DIR. Burlington preached rs usual Last Nav
DIR. Burlington went to Europe. He asked DIR.
Hutchinson whether no should return imme-
diately home in case the cancer again reap
peared. He was advised to have an operation
performed in either London, Berlin. or Paris.
and was given letters 70 leading surgeons in
cions we're we'll grounded. Again signs Of the
cancer appeared and Mr.. George Lawson, In
sRnpSd pN TH of III tho sa In on nS Se 3 d
SloughinR and blood poisoning were the result.
| and DR.. Burlington WINS a long time in recover
| ing, The operation was well DONE but the
| patients system was too enfeobled to respond.
After DR.. Burlington returned tn BroOkly I
| the cancer was in the shape OF small round
| mass in the substance OF the lip. II was about
| the size Of a hickory nut. 1t was painless. but
| the thought OF II worried him.
DIR. Hutchinson prepared for tho fourth ope-
| ration. which waa accomplished on saturday
| afternoon. Prof Willard Parker and Prof.
| Sands Of this city aided him. DIR. Blake admin
| istored laughing gas and under its effects DR..
| Burlington remained for an hour and fifteen
| minutes. After the operation was completed
| Dr. Burlington told tho surgeons that he know
| everything that was going on in that time al
though he had no sense OF pain. They sup
posed that he was unconscious. IL was i'm
| portant to preserve the border Of the liz in or
der that the mouth should be kept in shape. A
| V shaped mass Of flesh. extending to within n
| quarter Of gu inch Of the border Of the Lip from
| the point OF the chin. was skiliully cut out
| This mass contained the cancer and also the
| scars OF the three previous operations. In
cisions were then made in the left check. and a
piece Of the check CORES ponding in size to that
removed from the chin was pushed over int
| the space that had been occupied by the latter
Stitches were taken. the skin was drawn over
| the space in the cheek and pinned. and tn,
whole lower Jaw was bandaged and the part
| were left TO heal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-18
DIED.

CRAFFRY on SUNDAY Nov y Sabine Granny AIRED
~ years wife u the late Lawrence Granny native o.
parish of kilnlitan County bulv as. land
The friends aul relatives q uc family are respectfully
n,iiSI 70 att NE luug a.. i,9 9,r as residence Ell
pANtORp In Brookl,n. Nov ", OF dropsy. John W.
Danfonl aged 81 wears. months aud days
Tie relatives and iu'nts oi The iuly arc respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from his late sidence,
l21 AiusIie &C. uu Tur~.inN afternoon. al . O'Clock
DNlhNtkiA -Nu SUNDAY. NV. II. after q lingering
Illness. John poushrrty aged - wears
his late rcsilcnce ass North III st. brooklyn T.. ID.
fnrnis ami relatives are invited
pl BlGNu In lP~n puni,. Ga Nov J, of cid age.
reported that he compelled 20 be- in bel nom
sickness at any tine durin. his long life when be d.d
he gave up THIS world seemingly with sane mind and
well body
FOWLER-Friday evening. Nov u. Mrs Sarah A.
Fowler late teacher ~ Tia public schools OF New York
Relatives ami friends arr invited 10 attend funeral
Tuesday. nov H. at = from the residence 81 her
danrhmr, Mrs Jancs Brennen ~ soath "a ST., Brock
GRABLR At Burr oak Donphan County. gansaSYov.
H. John trlc, aged - native ui Washington Comfy.
Pa lie wasa well read scholar and successful farmer
and fruit grower. but somewhat eccentric. Ne be-
queathod his body 10 medical college, 10 which Il
delivered accordingly
HICK1K AT his residence near Edred sullivan
County, Y Of Old age AMI general debility. Justus
HTrE-In Tcrre ilaute Ind Nov ~ Major JAIME.
iiiie aged - wears, native Of Jefferson county Ny.
lie fought NJ Timccanoe.
MEREDITH In baltimore, Md, Nov. Is Mrs Hannah
Meredith who died about i've wears ago nearly 81 years
" age, after married lite Of about sixty I've Mr..
Meredith wasa distinguished member Of the Baltimore
bar being a contemporary Of William Writ with whom
he was upon terms " intimate re udshp. MI William
iinkncy, zen Harper Judge fancy. RevcIdy johnson,
Of New YORK, Is the widow OF Mr. Rowland, OF Rowland
AspinwAl
Nov is, lanes Michel, atIrT Vi Mrs William howarth.
Sr, aged ~ years