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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.

LNOR SALE-A neat, connexions and conven-
II lent two-story Brick HOUSE pressed brick
front, with two-story back Building, coutai linS
rooms and bathroom, with range for hot and cold
water, all recently painted and grained; q large
dry cellar, with gas throughout: stable AMI car
rage house In the rear: lot fronts 80 feet on Gar,
between High and Congress stS., with dep OF
40 feet: also. for sale, fine 1-octave Chickering
PIANO. but little used, and In perfect order. for
0pe-half the original cost. Call at No. So High ST..
Georgetown, ID. c., where all Information viii ne
be given. jel4-6'
ESTABLISHEDI In 1881, ENLARGED
IL and Improved in 1874; now the Most Com.
plete In this part OF the Country.
W. II. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING Es-
TABLISHMENT,
torn, ID &.
Everything appertsining TO the business
promptly attended to. The cleaning Of Carpsts
Druggets and Blanketss speciality during the sum-
mer months. District work sent for and returned
free of charge. Orders by mail and express
promptly attended to. Address as above. jel1-tr
EoR SAI.E-The East Wing OF my Dwelling
- y feet front by 120 deep, being a two-story
Brick Building with three chambers; also, a Lot
Immediately west Of my house. 20 feet front The
premises will be shown by application at 183 West
St., Georgetown. WIN. Il. TENNEY my3o.im
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS FOR JUNE.
.'Rothmel,' by the author Of THAT Husband Of
Mlne:n The New Life, by Rev. A w PiTzrT
The Fitness Of Christianity 10 Man, by BishoI
huInIilbgton; Letters TO Young Clergyman, by j.
= Miller, ID. ID. Srms Difficulties OF Belief nv
Rev. y. Y. Shore. Conditional immortality by
hev. W: X. Huntington. PredeStinatiOn, by MOI
ley. Saltwater Mundi, 10y Samuel Cox.
AT VIM. BALLANTYNE & SONS,
lelO-u 42S Seventh ~. n.tp,
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4TH JULY.
4TH JULY,

4TH JULY. 4TH UTV
. GRIND RAILROAD EXCURSION
TO RICHMOND AND RETURN.
and and F0i S1aSa D F45s 4 j S e
early For sale B by N H. !i skea
P Ps: ave- sye: W Sehn Ellis, Pa; ave: r May.
XRs 5 7th St: NV; Geo. x. Petty. TIN st. n. w.;
BIao; ADAMS, F st: Nv; Geo. F. Hardin. Pa
POINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER "SUE."
CAPT. w. G. GEOHEGAN.
saT Fe RRIega9t Iron Steamer SUE win resume her
sIoNs, June 18TH: to Point LOOK Essls.@s.,|N
a au5 r Stopping at Pney Point going
h s eRsrg s ssTps wharf
Washington am on Monday sM eaIs VIM b 5s
t W hs on the Boat and all the
State 81 Rooms and further Information spply to
st. and "a ave. and Bk I6 s. corner
A R Rada ES,fS M HAVING REEN
BY =, HOTEL At Fortress Y Nom one ssAN
the 1 TaB poF FIFE gAKr
COUPONS 81 for at r snd
At the Once Of the COMPANY, f Room are issued o1eI
H isR1 METROPOLITAN Bank; - ''''
GLMXM I'M PAVILION.
s d summer resort has changed Its
apey ans neN GRsR for
dates. e'N' ieI Ipsn
= g. tAP9 Or TAE LAKE. S SlH steamer
aR fuah Tp no oh sU Tsfs AEsssa
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A ;BRICKLAYER-
Yesterday afternoon German named Mat
thew Leilar bricklayer by trade, residing at
the corner of 9th and X streets northwest, at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting himself
in the side with large knife. Not finding the
hammer and struck himself on the head, in
flictiag serious injury. Officer Morgan took
him to the second precinct station house
where his wounds were dressed by DR.. Mauss,
after which he was taken to the Freedmen'S
Hospital. No cause is assigned Tor the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17

PARAsOLs, new styles, from $50, 81. $3.50
g; new spring and summer dress goods from
yard WIDE PIC; linen from II, Is 20. 25c ::
black grenadines from 1913 cents up : mattings
good and cheap. Towson's cheap dry goods
store, $50 Pa. ave., south side, near 18th street,
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A NALOSTAN ISLAND
Ception of ~ f IVA 'A0 ie-
~, PICN1CS AND PRIVATE PARTIES.
Inc Grounds have been improved and Pavilion
Dlnlng and Reception Rooms refurnished "a
Meals at al times, and furnished in good "a
we, ana Steam Ferry TO carry passengers -
10 ana from The Island. Churches Schools a.. IL
ana other Associations are respectfully SOLICITED, ~
give US call. as are determined to make it
pleasant and agreeable to all 0 ~
ID A. RODIER, Manager,
proprietor. ieS-1m
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ONLY ONE TRIAL is needed to prove the great
efficacy of LOdiIle'S Headache Specific. 1t
cures headache in to 20 minutes.
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THIRD DIVISION.

School No ], grade No. 3, Florence Hinton
tcacher.-J. Shirley Eaton, Robert C: Page
Ernst Fill, James w. Foley, Carroll Bower
Harry III. Bright, c. Preston Phelps, Charles
G. Leeman, Townley A: Mckee. James Riley
J. Edward Thomas. Wheeler w. Bell, Willie
l.. Horton, Benz. Z. Woodward, William Tow
els, Il. Robert Tyler, Davies Z. Coleman. Essel
K: Maxwell, John G. Scheitlin. George A.
Wooster, George V. Spilman, Alfred Willen-
bucher.
School No. 2, grade No. 3, Nellie NJ. Mack,
teaeher-Henrietta NJ. Andrews Mary Eng
land, Kate /. Kelly, William Stetson, Wallace
Fisher, Chatham Towers, Agnes E Barr John
\. Rooms, Kate c. Boyle, Zaidee Nevins, Alice
Il. Williams, Alice l. Cook, Eliza Hayward
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-FOUR FRESH CASES of elegant and new pat
I Tern cashmere suits have just been opened by
Ilioit Bros; corner 18th aud ID streets and
MAI ked 10 sell az $40 suit This addition to
Hable Bros famous go suits gives this firm
sueh further advantages as that cOmpetifion
Ceases 10 Dc eoDsideratiQn.-AdCt,
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BARGAINS only at the popular cash dry goods
store. Beautiful Pacific lawns. loo pure white
honey comb quilts, soc; excellent bed ticking
Csc; ladies' real English stockings woven
seams), Csc; children's cOored stockings i'm
tains, new parasOlS, children's parasols, Shet
land shawls, pure white, blue and cardinal
Carers. III Market Snace -Adlf
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

CHOES FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRI-
y BUTTON.
Misses slippers, so, 90, rs cents and 81. -h~
Misses Buttoned n. L. Ties, 76c. and 81.
Misses cheap lasting CATERS, so, woTthf"
Misses Foxed Laced and Buttoned, 81
and VI. 25.
Boys school shoes, rs SIC. and 81
Shildren's school Shoes 50. IS and 75c.
Ladies' slippers. so, 66 7bc. and 81.
Ladies' n. L. Ties, 81 81 25 and no
The best 81 30 Congress q alter i'm the city Finer
Goods rs low In proportion, at
j. w. SELBY'S.
19I4.1916 Pean. ace.,
gelf-u Between 18th and 10Th SITS.
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WORKTNGNEN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meet
ing of unemployed mechanics and labOring
men was held at the east pOrticO of the capitol
reclamation, that il is the sense of this meet
ing, and We believe that we express the feel
ingS of the great mass of workingmen of this
country, that this session of Congress should
not adjourn until some measures have been
adopted To give relief TO the suffering people -
Addresses were made by MeSsrS. Corsey
Cohen. Moore, Hill, and feathers.
Last night meeting in the interests of
wOrkingmen was held at the corner of 7th
street and Pennsylvania avenue
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Our SILKS are very cheap. Black silk. soc
excellent black silk, 75c; our 81 and q. p black
SiikSaTe special bargains. Carriers. I'll Market
Space. Coored silks, plum. cardinal brown,
blue and a the very light shades of eOlored
silks; checked and striped silks on pure white
and eolored ground; light blue, dark blue,
PACK brown and lavender, checked and
striped silks on pure white and coIored
grOund.-ddm S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17
NHE LATEST PUBLICATION,

TUE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
A Synopsis Of History, by Sarl'I Willard. Mod
ern Dwellings IN Town and Country by IL H.
Holly. Studio, Field aud Gallery, by Rokn, The
Creative Week, by g. ID. Boardman How to
Paint photographs, by q. Il. Ayres Spectrum
Analysis, by j. Norman Lockyer; Inter- Sci,
Series. Esther Pennefeather. by Alice Perry:
Harper's Library OF American Fiction, Raapi1g
the Whirlwind, by author OF Old Myddeton's
Money. The God Son of 3 Marquis, by Andre Then
Payn. Deceiyers, Ever; by Mrs. II. Loystt Cam
eTS Isr,d Is DE Poneni9yg novel by A; TrOOpe.
Longfelow, III. %. Memoir OF VIM r. Bartlett. by
y. w. Pelfrey. 81 so. The Voyage OF the ChaIlen-
ger. py EFT z. Nyylle Thomson, 2 vols, 8 vo.,
MoHUN BROS,
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DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEINER "SUE.o

HLYMONT PAVILION
~ rms beautiful summer resort has changed Its
malaeement and has been placed in first-rate "a
utueL, ana is now open for excursion parties II
Apply 10 = r: SMITH, Proprietor; FRANK "a
HUME, 454 "a. av., or POWER & WHITE. tliXA
dates. AeiA'~' III 1PSu
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LADIES FINE BOOTS for Spring wear OF nv
own make for sale at very reasonable
prices.
JAS. H. VERMILYA.
go 9th street.
Opposite Patent Once,
notice. msrsfl-tT
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

~ /. vERy's'' RAroNAi, wEsrcuESTER COUNTY,
Mount sins lake. hsalthy besutfui near depot, nshs
ing huntnv uu,ns tree rides. autumn leaves eroqaet;
terms -. 81.
a PRIVATE FANiaY kEsfDrSv ~ NILEs FKON
n cty New Haven ksiiro ID i've inmate. from station,
have = lew Rooms. with good board NEPTUNE. hersd
Office.
a FIsE OPPORTUNITY FuR FAMILY TO BOARD
n r f,ii and winter. good table hue ooms moderate
farms nne legation churohss and Schools Address
=. sEELi, Darien, Coma.
At No>TCLAfR, \. D.. 81 MINUTES. ~ NILES
a f,,r S.v York -Fcgant fnrnsncd hooms ana Board,
g1 4, Al, week; uneqaslied tor heAth. scenery sud
drives; communication ~ .en's ""S @e''"" wv"
TAIN AVENUE. Herald once.
J,o,pn GAN BE OBTAINED AT MANSION ON
Heights. Hudson hver ~ moderate pricFs
a. f and winter large aroundsi house hr- cass. stab
ny within twenty minutes OF tDth ~ Nra
NOBLE i0Ist II, between Hudson River aud iVth aw
.,oTSry soARD-fUk fALL AND WINTER, Al
y.,tsmeu residence on ths Or~HEe Nouatsinss air
hepeHcial or all pulmonary Complaiusi Lne croqast
lawn good table. moderate prices Address NoINfAlS
AIR. orange. y. .
TIVpsoN RIvkh-FALL AND wiSrLR sfLEN.
I.ut table ~ minutes out from dep0ts terms low
Address MOOnwOUD MANsiON. Fort ws.hnrtoa.
IN TuE cot NTRY -aOop NlNfka BONHD AND
lUare Tor rorses ~ slu ntbiy Addfes, ~ boa 30
Dsmafest. y y.
MOUNTAIN Az. MONfCLafK. ~ J.-BoA ARD FOR
M the winter by the wear Tor tse rentsneu aad stvts
o. u single gsnteuens e,ery home conioit Address
box 333 Post otiee hontciair
DARK HOUSE,, PLAiNFIELD. n J.-sO MINUTES
from city; great reduction ia the price Of hrst class
hotel Board ior tall aud wtnier
For other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD IN PRIVATE
~ ,anily with home comforts; will be Dcrmancnt "
suited: tierman preferred Address FOREIGNER Herald
Office, No boarding house keepers need 20 apply
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

I'm A Ounce, What's your
name7" teacher out in the country ask
cd new pupil.
"I'm Ounce. SIR" replied the boy.
The teachers eyes diInted little, and
thinking he hadn't underst, cd, said:
"What did you .sy!"
II m n Ounce, air." repeated tho boy,
who WAS rather bright-looking lad
You're Ounce. are you," said the
teacher, sminng.
mo, SIR" said tho hey.
"Why, didn't you say sof'
"No, air."
The teacher WAS about to appeal TO the
school to sustain him when q thought
struck him, and turning to the hey he ask.
cd:
"What is your frat nams?"
Isaac, sir"
"And your nextf"
MAY, sir"
y The teacher was quivering with excite
ment now, and he fairly tremb bled with
sagcrness xs he asked:
"And the lsstf"
"Dunn, sir.
"Now say i, again. the whole Of it,
shouted the pedsgogue.
~. May Dunn. SIR"
"Boys," yelled the teacher, "slways b,
careful aud be correct and particular ir
your pronunciation. Let this be warn
ing To you. - KeOfuk Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

A YOUNG MASS MIDNIGHT CALL
The funniest sonsmbuIist 10 date Is the
Herkiner county lover, who rose from
his bed ono night recently and walked u
mile in andrsss with lamp in his hand
to call upon his lady. She and her mo-
ther were about retiring for the nigh,
whsn they answered his knock. In a.
tonishm ent they conducted him to q
cham Der. receiving his explanations in
the morning and procuring moro suitable
clothing for the return trip.-N. Y
Grdphic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

THE ruling passi N may be strong in
prayer. Bishop Whitaker. oi Nevada.
could find no building in Tybo in which
to hold services except n gambling house,
and in response to one of the sentences Of
the Litsny an excited worshippsr. with
hi. pantsloons stuffed into his boots. cried
"Keno,u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

WE don't intend to quarrel against
newspspers- independent papers thai
give the news. These pspets are sup
ported by workngmsn. No paper can
live withou: the support of wprkingmen,
and no paper shall live in thi. commun
ity without VIZ permit it.-[Ksarney Al
Chicago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gs- JUST PU UBLISHED. an
CONTENTS ,

CONTENTS
I. The United States Miutnu
and Land Office Instruction.
under. Each section Of the law is I'M.
ately followed by the Laad Office ins,rroI;'N
relating thereto. "'
=. A Digest Of all Dec,s,o,s
the Mining Laws now in ioIee. lti.I,-''
down to date of publication, and. cortaiu.
the latest decisions, takes the place ef al,
publications
,. New and Improved Form.
making the various proof, from the loca,;os =.
claim, miners lien. notice to delipor.n, VI
owners, &c., down to issuance of patent
4. a Complete List of pat.n
Mining Claims. arranged by Ststs ~,
ritory, County ard District.
The book contains nearly 200 rooo.
AZ by 6 inches, aud should be- the pocSs,,
conlpnnlon Of every man Interested ~
Mines and Mining. III
Copies can be- ordered through this n,
flee al Publishers price only Ono Dill.
Address. G. w. CRAIG,
TRINITY Journal,
n"vl'' Weavervile. Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

"WHAT is your religion, Mr. Gibberr,
ask ID landlady OIL her new boarder Meat
three times day." was the reply that
startled the good woman. and put her in
= revsrie As to whether tho man Was .
heathsn or had misunderstood the ques-
ton,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07
THE EYES /! THE EYES
DIR. L. Ill. PARDEE.
OculiSt and Aurist.
a FrER a pRoTRACrED BIrN,

a FTER a PROTRACrED RLlNn
~ ness of :aore than five years, DR.. Pard.c
has made hilnsei; thoroughly and scienijfc,I
~ acquainted with all Diseases Of the Eva
ana IS now rracticing With a success not sur
passed IN the United states.
All operations performed such as StraL;,
mus, or crOsS-oye, Cataract by linear extrs..
llon Depression or AbsOrptiOn ptcrycium. or
ueshy membrane growing over he eve. Eeduc.
non OF Starhyl0nia, or bulging out of the eve
nrtulclal i'u,ll, i iStHla, LDchrymalis, or clos
ing oi the toa passage, and all dciormities Of
the Lids, etc "
Artificial Eycs inserteo without tho least
pain, and possessing all tHe movements and
brllilaney OF the real eye. A large assortment,
constantly on hand and for sale AT reasonabIo
prices. I he Doctors Eye Bath ior the treat.
mrnt and cur Of all nervous Diseases i, n,As
all over this ccast.
hunkiu tn those physicians who have y.rt
hln eases ior orcratlon. he hopes .uat bie uni-
IelSai S1cc1Ss viii warrant continuation Ct
thclr coniid nee. Ills celebrity rs an oyeratoy
Is co-eXtcnsiNc with Eis success, as patjsnis
are presenting themselves, for trcatmtnt aud
operations, Iu'G Ncw ! Dri, and huston. sliDosy
h0nthlN. Manv u:.gI9nt- t,.4 ho ssDn ri the
Doctor Office dni'y, IN Gjierert atGccs Of re-
coVcfy.
uft'nr- G2s slas %srnes. orcr the Clay
Stroet savings bank san trarei.r0
rAM@ NNGEe'a. - G:ar ss zee, 10
b, beiisesh 5h""sh hs ,p.~hs 5hc s,.Ik.
Report. are IN circulation thIuugh thc Uprer
country that have retired from bisin a.. h.
hai gone 70 the Atlantic States, that az
III Europe. At., Hc. To thUso iHtoTp.tcd will
Sny taat the .r,iuri has boon guticn in ciIcula-
tiUn for the iihernnce Of Other putti,S, whs
are trying to obtain. illcgiiimntaly, an eve
practice. he rel urt has been started BY an
ltin"rant moIntcbank. and withoGt the l@as;
truth rs | am at my Office daily. and attending
20 about sixty daily patients.
g.. rs. E'AEEDEE, 0cmIisS,
d2l Clay Street,
my2j-l" SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Msets on the Second and Fourth Tsssdays
Of each month, at Masonic HALL, Weaver.
vile, Rt O'Clock, +. N.
W. j. TINNIN, H. p.
NJ. e. GhlFFlN. Secretary. jshl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07
WEBER'S
COMPLETED TRIUMPH
AT THE CENTENNIAL,
AS shown by the figures of the Judges
which are the
FUNDAM ENTAIL BASIS
OF ALL
AWARDS.
"wEBER,''
Bristow. Kupka. Oliver. Schiedmayer.
Tone .....6 6 6 g

Thus The weber Piano received
05 out of 81 possible 90.
While the highest number reached by any
ott or of the forty manufacturers who com
peted was only 81 out Of "a possible 90.
The Weber Piano ALONE was classed first
for " SYMPATHETIC. PURE AND RICH
TONE, COMBINED WITH GREATEST
POWER, AS SHOWN IN THE THREE
STYLES - GRAND, SQUARE AND UP
RIGHT PIANOS-WHICH SHOW INTEL
LlGENCE AND SOLIDITY IN THEIR
CONSTRUCTION. A PLANT AND EASY
TOUCH. WHICH AT THE SAME TIME
ANSWERS PROMPTLY TO IT'S REQUIRE
MENTS, TOGETHER WITH EXCELLENCE
OF WORKMANSHIP.
And Juror add|: "Weber's Pianos
were UNQu EsTIoNABLY the BEST Pl
AMOS on EXHIBITION. Webcr's Grand
Piano was The MOST WONDERFUL PIANO
/ EVER TOUCHED OR uEAkD," and
WEBER PIANOS
must be recognized beyond controversy
As THE
Standard for Excellence
in Every Particular.
UNDOUBTEDLY SUPERIOR to those
Of the American Manufacturers claiming
the FIRST prize ut London, Paris md
Vienna.
EDarCs;S nEASbNABGE. G
Il SoiI On easy f1staiimentSS
Sherman. Hyde & Co.
Pncific Costsst y gents.
Corner Kearny and Suttcr Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07
FREMONT HOTEL.
NUA n ST it q T. II.
RED BLUFF.
WILLIAM P. MAYHEM.
Proprietor.

Tho Proprietor would most respectfully AN
nouncs to his many old friends and also the
travelling public that he has leased this we'll
known brick hotel, and will at all times be
found ready to wait upon all those who may
favSr him with the light of their countenances
The TABLE will be supplied with the best
the market affords. The ROOMS are large,
we'll ventilated and furnished with now Spring
Beds throughout.
janl. WILLIAM p. MAYHEM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

Ns' IN Star Lodge, No. 81, 4. .. g. 4.
Holds its regular meetings at ODD Fellows
HALL. Maverville, every Thursday evening,
al o'clock. Members Of tho Order from
ABROAD arc cordially invited to attend.
T.J. CONWAY. n. q.
c. W. CRAIG. r. s. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

hair Immediately often r,nows the growth,
and always surcy restores its color, when fad
ed or gray. 1t stimulates the nntritiye or
gans to healthy activity and preserves both
the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy. weak
or sickly hair becomes glossy, piabIe and
strengthened lost hair regrows with lively
expression falling hair is check ed and estab'
lishcd thin hair thictens and faded or gray
hairs resume their original color Is opera
tion is sure and harmless. 1t cures dandruli'
heals all humors, and keeps tho scalp cool
clean and soft under which conditions DIS
eases of the scalp are impossible.
As n dressing for ladies' hair the Vigor u
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume;
and valued for the soft lastre and richness Oh
tone it imparts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

Trfsfsy to1sfy Gsrmas Hospital So
ciety, holds its Resular Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BUnJISG, Weaveryille on the
first Sunday Of March, Juno, September and
December d. HANSEN,
Janl Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

Cemsf Lodge, No. 81, \. o. o. r.,
Holds its regular meetings, at 0Dp FkLLows
HALL, Trinity Center, on Saturday evening
Of each week. S. HUBBELL. \. a.
II. j. JACKSON. n. S. janI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07
A y err E air Vigor,
FOR YEAT0RE.s'g GRAZ HIN
TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR,

A d v a n c ing
years . sick
care, dishppoint'
mcnt and h srcd'
itary rredisposi-
ton, all turn tho
hair gray, and
either of t h Q NJ
incline ii to shed
prenaturoiy.
AYaR's HAIR
VIG0R, BY long
a n d extensive
Use, has proven
that it stops tho
fal & OF the
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-08-22
A Paris Firemen's Exhibition.

Have seen grand firemen's parade.
Sixty-seveA companies. Procession.
All on Sunday. Average, fifteen men
to a company. Three buglers, and
sometimes a drum. Machine runs to
the sound of bugles. Resembles bath
tub on hand cart No bigger. Brakes
ON either end. Eight men man the
brakes. It's simply pump on wheel
barrow. In operation, pump lifted from
cart and set on the ground. Firemen
have regular manual exercise. Saw the
sixty-seven companies drill in front OF
supposed burning building, three stories
high. Two companies at a time. Word
OF command given by one general Off
GER. First operation is to tip up the
hand-cart. Pump next taken off and
set on the ground. Axes, short hooked
ladder and coils of rope, which cart also
carries, laid convenient for use. Lad
ders raised to second story. Firemen
ascend and enter. Hose and pipe haul
ed up by rope. Whereat they pump.
Pumping at this trial mere form. No
water used. Exhibition terminated at
second story. How these garden hose
GCI WdlCl W JllO buitG VI AOAh III oNSl 10
to me mystery. "Pompeurs" wear
several pounds of brass on their heads,
short jackets, baggy trousers and very
wide belt having sundry iron rings.
Some indulge in embryo coat tails.
Officers wear epaulettes. Drill after the
fashion of artillery. "Pompeurs "
stand in place, two on either side of
cart. Each has his special function.
Remainder in ranks look on. Singular
sight, however, for a New York fireman
to see sixty-seven pumps on hand-carts
pass for a firemen's parade. Next to
see them tip up the carts and take the
engine off. Lastly to see the company
run to fire with three pompeurs "
throwing away their wind on the bugles
instead of the brakes. However, there
is not so much to burn in Paris as in
New York. Walls and partitions here
of solid stone eighteen inches thick.
New York man would have an extra
store in space occupied by walls in one
Partisan house.-COr. ". Y Graphic.