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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-03
I Am L BACK .
FOUR PHYSICIANS

OF world. wide reputation constituted the medical
jury At the Centennial who decided that the manu-
LECTURERS of BENSUN'S CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER were entitled to the only award OF
merit given for porous p,asters. For Lame ana
Weak Back, Rheumatism, and Kidney Compisnts
the above article is the best remedy ever inyepta6
plaster is very marked.
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By virtue or deco or trust dated March "a
24h, A ID. 1877. ana duly recorded in LIber fn.H
No. SAT. folio 2G6 ct seq. one of the land- s.lB
records for the District of Columbia. and at the
public auction, in front of the premises, to the
highest bidder, on TIL Z RSDAY. April 18th. 1878.
Estate, IN the city of Washington in said District
to wit: known on the official plat of said city as
subdivision of original Lot one -, In Square south
of number one hundred and four (square south of
No. 1OD, as said subdivision is duly recorded in
the Survey Or's Office OF said city, In Liber n. K.
No. 1, folio 49, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: of which $50
must be paid at time OF sale. and thu baance in
six and twelve months, in equal payments, to be
secured by purchasers notes. bearing per cent
interest from day OF sale until paid, and deed of
trust on property sold. COnveyancing and record
mg at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not
complied with in six days after sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of pur-
chaser in default
VIM. +. HOFFMAN, Trustee
1921 + street northwest.
X. r. STEIGER. Auct. mar30- dtdbS
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BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

IthoMAS DON Ling, AuctlOneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY
STABLE PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF g STREET NORTH. SEW len
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH
STREETS WEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust to the UNDER -
signed Of date February l, A: y. 1875, and H.
recorded in Liber No. 773, folio 342 ct seq, -
of the land records of the District Of Columbia and
at request OF the party secured thereby we shall
sell at public auction in front of the premises on
THU RSDAY. April Is, A. ID. 1878, at O'Clock p
M. all of original lot numbered sixteen, 16,) in
square numbered one hundred and siXty-nine.
116e, in the city of Washington, d. e., with the
improvements, consisting OF a Livery Stable.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
In cash, balance in three equal inSalmentS at six,
twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale, with
interest at seven per Centsm per annum. and Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the trustees.
A deposit Of $3.50 will be required OF the pur-
shaser at the time of sale, and if terms not fully
complied with in five days from day of SAFE, resale
will be made at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser on five days notice in the Evening Star.
WALTER 8. COX, lrs.oo
NJ. ASHFORD, { ii"''ecS.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct'Onaer.
aD2. g. 4 10. 10 II 10 10 SdS
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CUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances of col.
ts1on, the Steamers Of this line take . specific
course Tor al seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to
New York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF Be-
II - lat, or nothing to the north of q.
On the homewArd passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 ut - lat, or nothing TO the north Of al
THE BKITIsh AND NORTH AMERICAN
ssrwEEf Fly f9kf mp HstEaxpooL.
chins I'VE x4ha: scy TsSa MY fe %x
kk efSsia y A5yssinis wed Nay
h,gssis We'd AIgsria.; We'd NAY q
AND every Following Wednesday from New York
stsa%er I'm @AP.sd 90 not e.s stsssags Rassensers
gold, according to accommodated. The 80 ~.
snge y special low passage for winter months.
Tickets to Paris Us, gold. additional. Return
steerage tickets 70 and nom Ill parts Of Europe 1t
very low rates. Through bills Of lAding given for
Belfast, GtAsgow, HAyre, Antwerp, and other ports
on the Continent and for Aediterranean ports. For
freight and passengers apply at the CompAny'a
e eSs No - BoEi1S 9fssp; beth stesrass and
tan8s-ly CHAS. 9. FRANCKLYN, Agent
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Al our Grand Extraordinary Drswings are UNDER
Sne supervision and management Of Generals 6. r.
BeAureRArd and JubAl A. Early.
,c T6e next drawing occurs Tussd.y; NAY LA.
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T7HOs. E. WAGGAMAN; Real Estate Auct.

'hOs. 4. WAGGAMANi Real Estate Auct.
TkUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING THAT
SoTTHWEST CORNER OF Third AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON. DC.
~ virtue OF . certain deed Of trust, dated -
on the !st day OF March, AID 1872 and re- t.:U
corded In Lieer No. 675, folio 343, OF the land III
records OF the District OF Columbia. viii, on
MONDAY, the 9Th Gay Of April. AID. 1878, at
CLOCK p. m, on the premises, sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder all that lot of ground
situate In the City of Washington, District of
Columbia, and known on the ground plan there
IN reservation numbered ten (10), the same 'front.'
street and running back with the same width one
hundred and eighty (180) feet to an alley.
1neSe premises are improved by large fOur.Stery
Brick House, with Brick bodybuilding and Sta
bic, very desirable and convenient location.
The terms OF sale are One-fOurth of the purchase
money In cash, and the balance in thru equal pay
mentS, at six, twelve and eighteen months, bearing
interest at six per cent and secured to the satsfac
ton of the Trustee. deposit of $3.50 will be
recording at purchaser cost. The purchaser may
pay the whole amount of the purchase money in
cash, If he SO desire. In case Of failure to comply
with terms of sale within ten days resale will be
made at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM b. TODD. JR., Trustee.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct'r. mar27-d
ITNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF NEW
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 2OrH AND
DIST STREETS NORTHW Est, LOT AND
1WO-STOkH FRAME DWELLING, No,
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TO THE NORTH, VEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rats,
SplendId Scenery. Magnificent EQstpnse,s1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

AN EIEf a Il Ell hAllLh a L.
vi Open from $50 a. N. 20 10 pm
RECTOR-STREET-Neares point for Wal street Ferry.
point for Jersey City and
COmmupipaw Ferries.
PARKPLAGE-Nearest point for Post once City Hall
Barclay street Ferry to noboken. -, -,
yRA kSiIHafH E .ssTTTRsiEEr-
point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers for Albany.
BLEECK ERSrREET--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Point for Christopher street
Ferry HOOOken
FOURTEENTH STKEEr-
WESTYTHIRD. STREEr-Nearest pOinttor Iwenty'third
Street Ferry 20 Jersey City.
THIRTY.THIRDSTREET -.
FORTY Observation-Disclosures point tof NeW'f0rE
Central Railroad Depot
FIFTIETHSTREET- ..o.,..
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take w Isl SIDE stalon-
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours o. oioO 70
79O a m and 8 20 D m, when the fare Is cents.
ROUTE: From Ffty-eighthstreet along snlhAVehuote
ana along Amty street. TO and along south Fifth avenues
10 crossing into and along West broadway 20
ChsmSers street. crossing and along ooegepsce 70
ana along Murray-street 20 and along Churchsreet "
ana along y ew Churchstreot 10 Morris-street
COnneotA with the folio wing horse car lines; .
At RECONSTRUCT with care Ter Souh rerIJ. AZ
URANDSrREET with cars for Desbrosses and East Grand
street Ferries At BLEECKESTREf with ears TOT hsst
and West At EIGTHTHSTREET with cars for Cnrstopner
and East Tenth Street Ferries Al EOUkIEENTHsIl
with West Twentythir Street and East IWen
third and Thiryfourth Streets Ferries AtThIRTlTHlh
SWEET with cars for Weehawken Ferry. Al FIFTY
NINTHSTRFET with cars for Belt Line Railroad.
WIN. II. GARRISON, President
New.YOrk June ls 1873. AZ. VAN BRocKLIN, sap,t
WEST POINT or METEOROLOGICAL lex
w cept sundays)j see DAY LINE ADVERTISEMENT re-
main az WEST POINT hours NEWBURGh nearly
hours due at New.York on return ~ b'So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
BRIGHTON BEACH.

BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND coNEY ISLAND RAIL
WAY.
Trains from Flatbush-ave. Depot leave follows;
Between the hours OF $50 a. M. and $50 a m &C
intervals hour between the hours OF $50 and 10
% intervals OF 30 minutes leaving Flatbush
az the EVEN HOUR and Thirty MINUTES PAST THE
EVEN HOUR The last train will leave the Beach 1880
M should occasion require any time, trains WILDE
as often necessary 10 accommodate travel
snd evening Concerts by COnternOe Band,
with LEWIS selections will be further notice.
All trains stop VaDderbave 10 land and receive passen
gers. 49, ,,,,,,,, ,.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
gxrurslons.

BRIGHTON BEACH,
ID Via LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
from Thirty fourth Street Ferry and Hunters Point
on and after September 10
Leave EAST 34TH-Sr. DAILY. 10 a. NJ IL noon, 2 4, g.
SPIN
2;25, 4:25, 625, s:25, 1925 p. m
Fare from Hunters Point, Round Trip 90
S. SPENCER, General Superintendent
/ CHITTENDEN. q. z. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
aOusss ano farms nJanieo.

WANTED AT M0RRISTOWN to rent for
w tbs Winter months year. small house with situa-
ton. surroundings and furnishing strictly unexcepOnabe
The aoytsers position and small family give assurance Of
protection 70 the interest Address with full parcu
lars Boz 2i455. NeW-York Post Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
alusital Instruments.

DUMAHAUT, late s. x. BALL g. CO.,
IA No. rs EAST i4TH.Sr,
Chickering's Seinways and other Pianos ana organs low
for cash. on tnstalInents and for rent
ORGANS.-Splendid $340 organs for 800,
" $500 for 500 s75 $50 500 for go $3.50 for ~ ane
ee5 or s56 PiANOe-sOO pianOfOrte Cor s22b $500 fo
5000 $3.50 for $780, 500 for $685. $500 for sl9o cash nos
used year perfect order warrenedi great
HORACE WATERS & sons. 40 East l4thst. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
Real estate TO grrbanse.

COUNTRY HOTEL in a thriving village in
" NewYork state with livery stable, store. &C, worth
$4,000 mortgage $1,000 would be exchanged for city prop
srty. rutland q WHITING. Beekmsn-st
EXCHANGE OF SALE-20 miles out-ele-
N giant house. barn twelve growing crops; lovely
home; great sacrifice for $4,000 permanent
mortgage 00O city agents notice Hall 234 BroadWy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
BrOOklpn ReaI Gstats for SOLE.

TOR SALE on Brooklyn Heights, the first
class fourstoy brOwnstone house No 81 Pierrepont
with brick stable the the location OF the
choicest the Heghts and the property viii be sold low and
on easy terms For particulars apply 70 HOWARD, SAN.
GER q CO., 464 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
Nun b 4. n. MulleF q Son;
RECORDED REL ESTATE TRANSFERS
40, -VoRE CITY

,... =, Vo 20, Michael snbsrsteln and others to
pstrck brennan and wife.
60 ~ n 10 III II OF BrOad-st 2S4xI6 70 sOuh
VtIlamst I9T77 Philips wilson, executor wv
aarah HtnTges.
M, - No 17OG August Hsssey 70 Rudolph hoyef ,
acsSe1v ~ A 1926 II Of SeaTnan-Ht, Z0Xol' ~ f1ah
els s Rose to Isaac N DyeEman; i::s
III Hartley and wife 70 Aaron Hartley -.
16fbsf a 8 45O II " Of 9th-ave, 26XlOOA , bAKm'
referee 70 Lucia Munro.
Rsrb.st n 8 1868 Il " OF 2d-aye, l6oxs5.S Johh
schaefer and wife 70 philippine Sohnef ;1S...;;ii.
o5th al N \ 400 II " of llthave, 2oxl Mhrth
nj Rsy and wife 10 Adelaide n Bell. ~;
B2d.st s l5Ofte Of l0th-aye. bOxlOO.oi lsaSS w
fermver 10 Eliza GuggenhoInef.
Eefh a. a ia IL W OF 4thave, 20xlO05 John NO a
NE M wife 10 Mary Farrell.
1Otb-sf n a az N W Of Lexington. ave. 2O1SSSi MARY
Fsrrqll and husband 10 John Noble.
2d-ave se cor ll2th-st, 25.llx75i Della Woodrun 70
Selg kTaMl
sAth.sf n a 100 Il W Of l1th-ave, 26xlO22; EmmA
n Cdell and husbadd 70 Emma Selling ...'';
KGth-et a A az II " OF 5th.ave; 2OxlOO0i IaeOp %
Taman to John II Taliman. ........'.''......''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
MANHATTAN BEACH.

WI MONDAY September l6 and after trains leave Green
point the hour from m 90 p. m. Passengers
leave 2Sds side fifteen minutes before the hour
Returning leave Manhattan Beach for hourly
20 $50 d. and trains via Bay Ridge every hour;
trains via prospect Park half hour same as hereto
fore. small time tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
6elp n0antco

GARDENER.-A man with family who un-
N dcrstands the raising o. vegetables for market wants
comfortable home able and willing depend on his
industry for hs and come with good recon-
mcndauon can hear OF gou opportunity p apPlInS 70
s. A. sANDERSON, 81 BaGclaysL Engish swede or Ger
man preferred.
SALESMEN well acquainted with Western
- Central buyers anted 20 add samples OF
dress rimmng buttons ornaments fancy goods, &c, 10
Their line Address c. NJ Tribune Office
WANTED.-Two servants, cook and parlOr-
w maid must have city reference Apply before 10 m
OF BEDELL's. Ma. $40 sth-aye.
Inn CANVASSERS WANTED.-Call.a at 151
lUU stirave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
LITERARY.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWER GUTDE-The manifold excel
lences Of last Of the Artificial Flower Guide
extOrted praise We ind that even
splendid number but ordinary affair when COM
pared with the publication for this Spring.
will be found articles upon The Man
OF Artificial Flowers" The Ostrich and Its Feath
Bridal Flowers and Their Significance The Ven in
the Bridal" Bouquets for Table Ornament Baskets OF
Flowers" Artificial Fruits" &c, &C. Some OF these
are Admirably written treae abOnndng eloquent poetic
quotations. replete with information as their die
ton graceful the rich stores OF their genius the en-
graver aud the poet have both made lavish contributors
finely adorn the various pages the
whole constituting work OF such useful and pleasing quail
ties that lady Of taste and refinement
having become Of the "Guide could be IN
duced TO renqush ts possession Certainly every such LADY
should obtain a copy.
1t daring thing say cunning handiwork OF
has last ecpsed the gores OF Dame Nature herself
unwilling captiYein the production OF now
undsnguishable from the genuine while az
the time approaching TO impershaby and needing no
attention whatever.
The Guide" is published by the Partisan Flower Com
iVn Timea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Day John and wife to t9e BowerI savings BaA 5000
DopOhue Michael and wife 10 Pauline Sl, 4Otha no
@ 0th-ave. years wv
FARRELL Mary aud husband 70 stephen MerrlheW ana
another, executors etc 46th-st OF MAolsoh- M
yeard.
Classford James and wife TO Edward w Bedels So oo
2yd st " OF 6th.ave years 0'VV
Uamlton Eliza g and husband TO John Thompson' m,
s3lstst Of LexingtOnaVe Oyeafs'..'' ~'VV'
Hover Rudolph and wife 70 August Hassey NO 4fV oo
Elm-st Instalmens. "'VV'
Ksnn Nathan and wife 70 Sarah C0rneha ana an m,
other NO 1874 East HOust0n-st, years ;..''.. low
lawrence Cathsune and husband TO WlhSm O m,
sbiriey 39th-st and LextnRtonave year csoO'
Noble John sr and wife to Mary Farrell, 4Othsb IN,
W Of Lexington ave. years. s'VV'
Same 10 Edgar Hicks and another, EXECUTORS eVb m,
years. avn
gackerg0rh Caroline and husband 20 Mrs M bOket M,
Orchard-st Of RivingtOn-st due. 4iOO'
Etnrris sarah Ito EuDis W Quick ana another, m,
EXECUTORS etc, Soonest OF Broad-st wear OWN
Thompson John G. IT. to Helena q Asinarl,s 0fh' a
Of 7thaYe months HNiVV'
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Bowler Amelia to William II PendletOn and another ana
Fowler Francis and others, executors etc 70 VIII M,
liam il PendletOn and another executors ETC.. SUI,
HOsey, Ann Albert Kimball 9'0000,,
lockwood Lew A. executor etc 70 Isaac Dyckmah SVV
McLOughnn Edmund to John Mclaughlin ----"-- z'oO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
Gonntrp proper1p % fet.

ROONTON, n. J.-Furnished house to let
I'D from November /; - rOoms high ceilings; good
grounds; 10 minutes walk from depOt terms moderate Ad
dress p o. Box l6i, BOOnton n j.
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS opposite West POnt Address FISHKILL
SAVINGS BANK Fishkll, N. Y
ITO LET, furnished, during Winter, No. 10
n York square New Haven. Conn., elegant mansion hav.
ing every modern improvement including steam heat burglar
alarm handsomely furnished has ample stables Par
teulars given by A McALIsTER. Churebst, NewHaven.
Q o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoAK. Saturday, Sept 81, IS

NEy.YoRK. Saturday, Sept 81 1873
m. following sales we're held at the E1-
cAanee salesroom to-day:
- -. -. A,osin'Ss with lots, Nos 6ek and oSo
ave s 585 Of 4Athst each iot zoA'A s25 200
Commonly ''-'' b. A. H. Muller 4 SON
, s,orv briek dwelling with lot, NO $50 5d%ne
"a n Of Ssdst lot 24s1s'' Margaret $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
Eertnres arlo AIeelinas.


" CANT PATRICK.-HIS RELIGION.r-A
~ LECTURE. The Rev HUGH HANNAH. Of IBel.
fast Ireland will VI lecture the above subject in the
A4h-st, L. P. Church. between 9th and luthaves,
on MONDAY EVENING, Sept 23, 1873
At 7:45 o'clock.
Tickets 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Gitp Rtal estate for Sale.


last 37TH-ST., near LexingtOn-aye.-
II Tapdsome fourstOry brown stone cabinet hnishi
nicely frescoed in good order, bargain. BULAND
WHITING Beekman-st
GOOD WORK and reasonable prices
" CHARLES WARN. practical carpenter and builder,
2O3 East 36th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
Gitn prOpertp Go fet.

Gitn propertp Go fet.
FURNISHED for WINTER near 5th-ave.,
b3dst, large stable also printed lists re
duced Offices Pine St, SO East l7hst. and 66l 9TH
ave V. X STEVENSON, IT.
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-S and ten
n IN good order all oOnyenenees at reasonable
rents Apply 70 JANITOR SlS East 7shst, or Tribune
Building.
SPLENDID PARLOR FLOOR.-FOur rooms,
- furnished everything for housekeeping piano private
bath. hot water so monthly; private house III
East s7thst
no LET-Part Of a large Office OF deskrOOm
Il Inquire at 1872 Broadway Room 8. nNa
WINCHESTER APARTMENT HOUSE,
w Broadway Just above 31stst-LOcaOn unsurpassed
excellent light and ventilation several desirable ats at
duoed rates to unexoeptiOnable tenants.
O.(0 EAST BROADWAY.-TO let-basement
SOO floor Wen adapted for laundry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
Gonntrn ReaI Gstate Ton sals.


A CHEAP H0ME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
~ frame and lot The lot is 25Xl9O feet The
house Is two stories and contains in the rear OF
the small building suitable for carpenters shop
or furniture The house Is on staten Island N L.
and about minutes walk from Clifton Landing Ihe prop
rty can De bought part Of the purchase money
ran remain mortgage Address r. A L. BOX 40 ItlDune
Office.
DULKHEAD WATERFRONT-Conv
ID CITY, for chemical works factories rehneres &C. also
blocks for dwellings for sale very low terms easy
r. A. YOUNG, engineer, &c. 20 Exehange-pses,
TITNF FRTJIT. TRUCK. and COTTON PLAN
il TATION, miles from Savannah for sale cheap
DUNN & OATMAH, 206 BloadEAy.
EOR SALE-At Peeksinll- on the-Hudson, the
l fine COUNTRY PLACE and RESIDENCE OF the late
George Dayton situate about half hours ride from
station aud opposite the residences Of B. kttdge, esq
and II. W. Beecher The house has all the mOderr
cOnyeDieDoes heated by steam rooms large ample out
buildings fine conservatory; abundance OF water ana choe
uts Property well located and will be sold with nom 70
OF land surroundings all respects desirable
Inquire Of D. J. sPRAGUE, 100 WOrth-st, N y
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
RENTThe most attractive. completely furnished and
eharmiugy situated the Queen CtYof the Hud
SON. Also acres beautifully located on river bank near
Milton, with cOsey cottage, barn, fruit &c
n, WRIGHT, p South Lbertysl, Poughkeepsie, N
GALE or EXCHANGE, at Newport, r. l.,
- about 20 with splendid 'front.' for prop
erty IN NcwYOrk Philadelphia or vicinity Address A H.,
b24 Grand-st., NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
Board an6 Rooms.

ONE LARGE (alcOve) ROOM, with closet, or
Osecond floor 'front.' also hall third 20 let without
board gentlemen only handsomely furnished painted sS
West 2iStsL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-24
HIGHLAND. January 2lst, IS.

HIGHLAND. January 2lst, 1873.
MR. EDITORIALS there has been much said
about smallpox Mt Severance, and happened TO be
Of the unucky guests Of the hotel for eighteen
days. will give statement how ! came to be there.
On the evening of December 18th, Mr. A. Steele stop
ped at my house, on his road home from Highland,
and wanted me to 70 down with him. At first re-
fused, az had heard that Miss Back had the small
pox, and did not wish to expose myself or family;
but he insisted and also said that the report
farce and started draw custom from there to High
land. And hearing 80 many times that they had
smallpox and nobody at Severance believedi it to be
true, went, not thinking to offend any person or
persons But We always have few feather-bed men
ever ready to squeal As for being there, was, and
do not regret it When had been there q short
time Mrs Steele came into the ROOM and told that
Lily Back quite sick with vaccine fever, and
wanted me to 60 with her to the sick girls room.
went expecting to find the girl able to sit up, from
al reports, but must say here that was somewhat
surprised to find her in such . critical condition.
at once sent for doctor, and from that time on,
everything was sne for her relief possible. stsid
there until she taken to her last resting place,
after which, changed my clothes. and came homo,
where can be found any day. I am all right yet,
and IL has been twelve days since last exposed,
and will remain here until all 10 safe dc not wish
to expose others o. have been, but will say to the
person that started the story that at Severance
and vifaily went in, knowing the circumstances, to
read this, or get his baby TO read it for him.
aNB.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-24

propose to say few words about the king Of
fruits. The great Creator of the universe has order
ed all things we'll lie gave the Indian thebualc
to the Brton, the OK to the Frenchman, the frog:
and to the Yankee. the hog The man of Florida has
his orange, and the Doniphan County boy has his
apples. This country is the paradise of this fruit
Having rolled up my sleeves with this preliminary
propose to wade right in.
l am 81 years DID, past, and of course, have tsa
great experience in orchards hope that . sugges-
ton two Of mine will be well received This ad-
vice is intended for the young beginner. The old
stagers will do they please. Do not plant out
$50 trees of the different varieties. This will be all
you can properly attend to, and will, until grown,
take up maximum portion Of your time. Beware
Of commercial srchards-in other words, putting .
large quantity Of good corn land into apple trces-
and while on the subject, would warn young men
to beware of specialties of any kind specially leads
TO the mad Aouse
Now, word ortwo concerning varieties Plant Of
Genettings, of winesaps, and Missouri pippins but
be'care Of the Ben Darts 1t is de faeto apple not
de jurr. 1t is fraud than Hayes. 1t is ike
unto a Chicago street walker-with rosy cheeks-fall
above and below; but close examination, all cot
ton and crinolne, and juice. What men want, Is
juice. The Ben Davis is corky-no juice. tested
them, when they first came around, and in day or
two had to call Charley Bickord for pint Of cold
pressed castor oil, and couple of boxes of daylight
pills. Farmers raise corn wheat and hogs, for mon
ey, and apples in great plenty for your family Fer
my own health, mental and physical, I have three
lines, to-wit: Wheat, hogs and work.
Ever thine, BRIGHAM, No. 9