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holne Inc Fort Townsend Daily ARGUS has
Hven ;no lt tettiatged. 1t is lively, enterpris-
ing sheet.-W. w. Union.
, 1882-10-27
"LITTLE " JENI.o

The cottage was matched one, tho outside old and
mean,
Yet everything within that cot was wondrous neal
and clean;
The night was dark and stormy, the wind was howl
ing wild;
patient mother watched beside the deathbed of her
child
little, worn-out creature his once bright eyes
grown dim;
1t was collers wife and child, they called him
Little Jim;
And OH TO SEQ the briny tears, fast hurrying down
her cheek,
As she offered up prayer in thought she afraid
to speak
Lest she might wakCn one she loved far better than
her life,
For she had all mothers heart had that poor col
liers wife.
With hand upitcd see she knccls beside the suffer-
er'G bed,
And prays that He will spare her boy and take her
self instead;
She gets her answer from the child soft fell these
words from him:
Mother, the ange,s DO so smile and tcckon Little
have no pain, dear mother, now, but oh, am 80
dry,
Just mosten poor Jim's lips again, and mother don't
you cry"
With gentle, trembling haste she held tea-cup to
his lips;
sips
"Tel father when he comes from work said good
night to him,
And, mother, now III so to seep"-Alas! poor Little
Jim.
She saw that he was dying, and the child sho loved
so dear
Had uttered the last word that she might ever hope
to hear.
The cottage door is orenCd, the Golfers step is
heard,
The father and The mothor meet, yet neither speak
word.
He felt that all was was oyer-he knew bis child was
dead.
He took the candle in his hand and walked toward
the bed
His quiyerirg lip gives token of the grief he'd fain
conceal;
And see his wife hns joined him, the stricken couple
knCel!
With hearts bowed down with sadness they ask once
more OF Him
In heaven once more to meet again their own dear
Little JIM.
, 1882-10-27
Deiinuuent Notice.
PUGET SOUND IRON COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business, San Fran
cisco, California; location of works, lrondale,
Washington Territory.
NoucE-There are delinquent, upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of Assessment No.
2 levied on the llth day of August, 1882. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
We shareholders as follows;
, 1882-10-27

And in accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board OF Directors, mnde on the llth day OF Au-
gust, 1882, so many shares Of each parcel OF such
auction at The Office Of the Company on thurs
day, the 10Th day Of October 1882 Nt the hour of
O'Clock p. NJ, of such day, to pay delinquent as
easements thereon, together with costs of adyer-
tsing and expenses OF the sale.
a. IlALSES, Secretary.
Oflce-32S Montgomery street, Room No. Z,
San Francisco, California. 35-td
, 1882-10-27
United States District Land Office, !


J
Notice IL hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress o.
proved june 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the
sale Of timber lands in the states of Caltor-
ry,n John Anderson, OF Jeifrr ON county,
Washington Territory, has this day filed in
this office his application to purchase the e
Qr of sec No. -, in tp No. % north, range No.
/ west OF the willamette meridinn.
Any and ull ucrsons claiming adversely the
said described AN or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims In this
Given under my hand, ut my o1lcc in Olym-
piu, W. T., this .9ih day OF July, A. ID. 1882.
JOHN L. CONVEY, Register.
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E1Ell.


BROWN. On the evening OF the 23d Of April, 1882
at his late residence: FRANCIS MILTON BROWN
after long and painful Illness which he bore with
Christian fortitude.
Carrie stood beside thy dying husband,
And ahed silent tear,
For well knew how hard it was
To part from one you love dear.
Gone to the Fathers throne in Heaven
Il the Sayouf's arms he has gone;
To his 81 irlt praise be given,
In that everlasting home in Heaven.
By his Aunt, NJ E. W.
Funeral to take place from his late residence 1917
Jefferson street. Georgetown, Wednesday, at O'Clock
Pm.
CLAYTON. On April Is, 1882. at $50 a. M, LIZZIE
V. CLAYTON. in the twenty third year of her age
daughter OF James T.. and Virginia E. Clayton Resi-
dence. 1882 Vermont aSenue.
Safe IN the arms of Jesus,
Safe on his gentle breast,
There by his love o'ershaded
Sweetly my soul shal rest"
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FAEHTZ. At mianight of Sunday, April o. 1892 of
ceTeDro- spinal meningitis, Colonel ERNEST T. NJ
FAEHTZ, in the fftysninth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late 1eldence No 80 street north
west at O'Clock p. m.s On Wednesday, 26th inst.
FAGANS. On Apris OATH 1892. JOHN FAGANS,
OF Portsmouth Va tlle fifty enth year of his age
His funeral will take place from Union Bethel Cheh
respectfully invited to- attend New Orleans papers
please copy.]
FOX: On April 24th. 1882. MATILDA. beloved wife
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
brother W. W.. Wilder 100 oath street north
west Wednesday, ct 1880 a. m, April Goth, The re-
mains to be Inferred at Alexandra, Va.
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Collecting Money for John Browns
Family.

WHAT Is KNOWN ABOUT THE COLLECTOR HERE.
Dispatches from Philadelphia say that E. w.
Hall is in that city managing the collection OF
fund for the be nett of the family of John Brown
OF Harper's Ferry fame, and for mass meeting
there On May 29d. Hall, who is q colored man, has
been In Washington for several years. and has
been ostenstbly engaged part of the time In prose-
cutting claim before Congress for cotton destroyed
during the war;
About two years ego he received considerable
newspaper notice. owing to project of which he
seemed to have been the originator, to establish
an Industrial Home School fer coIOred children.
He appeared to ne tndustriously engaged In max
Ing collections for this enterprise. which however
was never established. His philanthropic labors
seem to have ended when he had arranged for a
grand entertainment to be given at Lincoln hall
at which vast number OF prizes were offered to
those who purchased tickets. The entertainment
has never been gwen, though quite number of
tickets were sold. At that time Mr.. Hall used the
names OF number of prominent gentlemen as d.
rectors OF his embryo institution, and represented
that he was authorized by them to collect the
funds. These gentlemen when asked about it.
however, repudiated any such connection with
Hall as he had represented.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

OFFICE or TIE CHIMP STGNAL OrvTcER,
WARRINGTON. DC. April IS, 1882. gao ami
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
hortheasteriy shifting TO easteriy winds, station
airy or lower barometer and slightly warmer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press:-
The barometer is lowest In wyoming Territory
and highest IN the lake region. East of the Mis-
sisslppi river generally fair weather prevails and
partly cloudy weather In the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys In the lake region, the middle
ana south Atlantic states the winds are n0rthe0 ST
efly, Bortherly in New England and from east to
south In the gulf states + st OF the Mississippi
river the temperature has remained nearly sta
uonary; in the west gulf states IL has risen from
% TO %. The following temperatures were re-
ton, SIC: Savannah, Go; Jacksonville. 600; Gal
weston, 79o: San Antonio, 500; Los Angeles, 60.
Cloudy weather and rain Is indicated for the Ohio
valley and Tennessee, and The southern and west
ern portions OF the Lake region on Wednesday and
fair weather In the New England states.
TOMORROW only you can buy at r. GOldschmid's,
t2Tth ST NV, roller skates, best quality, zoe.
luncn D,Skets new style, 20; pocket books, PC,
worth 49,; covered chamber buckets In all colOrs,
SOC; large dust pans with brush. 17c pin cherry
nat Racks. Sc. 10 pin 7c; garden tools with long
Hover sprinklers 49,; 6 decorated English china
cups and SaucerS, Coo; wash basins in all cOlOrS
15c. complete white chamber sets with slop jars,
$50: d. each New York gobletS and wine
glasses, Ice cream tray and 10 saucers to match,
tooth pick stand with $500 tooth picks and 1
spoonhoider, $50 worth 81; large Ratchet, ham,
Iner and packages OF carpet tackS, 25c., worth
Soc. medium size sad irons with stand, 25c; also,
great bargains In children's carriages, refrigera-
tors, Ice chests and travelling trunks.
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DARAsOLs.
PARASOLS,

PAKAsoLs' NEW STYLES. PARAsoLs.
parasois lined. ali colors, 81.
Cardinal Parasos, lined s..
Satin Parascs. moire styles, lined, 50.
Satin Parasols lined. gilt ribs, Spanish lace, a.
Satin Parasois. gilt ribs, deep Spanish lace, IS.
Parasols with fancy handles 81 Is. 81 so 81 81 So
Sun Umbrellas. black and brlwn, large sizes.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
SUMNER SILKS.
AL Wool Monte Dress Goods, new colors DC
Ladies' Cloth in al tue Spring colors.
Summer Silks, 5Oc., &c. extra heavy at 75c.
Spring Cashmeres. new colore, at 121sc.
Surab SatEs, new colors, ut 5oc
Chudda Ciotha. fiuminsted styles.
MORE Satins. all the latest styles, at 81
All Wool Black Cashmeres Sc, Soc, sc. and T5c.
Ciored Dress very heavy new colors and TO-
Six Damssses Tinsel Novelties, Nuns Yelling.
Mbatrcss Dress Goods, Taffetas. Beges aud Roman
Plaids.
Bunting. Atwood new colorr. best make. 25c.
Lace Bunting, only lake.
Check Nsinsooks. Victoria Lawns. French Organties
Is INCHES LONG.
Damaak Towels. st Csc.
Cream Table Damask, &c.. Soc.
Percxies, Madras and Seersucker Gnghams.
Boys Cloth for Spring Suits. 25c.. 37c., Doc.
Sheeting Cottone, White and Colored Coerter1a
Straw Mating, best quality fancy checks 25c SIC
Best 2-P1y Carpets. il-w0oi. reduced to 7Sc.
G. II. TOWSON,
go Psnnsylyania avenue (south e.de).
ap12 Near Market.
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The Odd Fellows Anniversary.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR CELEBRATIN6 THE NATAL DAY
OF TIE ORDER TOMORROW

ARRANGEMENTS FOR CELEBRATING THE NATAL DAY
OF THE ORDER TOMORROW.
The cd anniversary OF the Institution OF the
order OF Odd Fellows will be celebrated to-mo r
row. The arrangements have been completed for
st rect parade, banquet and a levee, and the
occasion will be one OF great interest not only to
the members OF the order but their many friends
The Uniformed Battalion Will parade and will be
Joined by the Baltimore Drill association and the
Marley Drill aSSOcia ton or Alexandria The pro-
ceSsiOn " i'll leave Odd Fellows hall, It'll street
promptly at o'clock p. IN. and proceed to Penn
Sylvanla avenue, down the avenue to 81 street up
81 10 Massachusetts, avenue, thence to 9th street
10 Vermont avenue via X street. to II street to
l614 street, 10 pennsylvania avenue, entering the
grounds OF the White House by the west gate and
passing in review before the President. The pro-
ccoSOn will leave the grounds by the east gate
ard march by way or 18th street and PennSyl-
vania avenue to the National hotel. Here q ban
quet Will be given to the visitors and the ladies
" no assisted at the late fair. During the dav
subcommittee OF the general committee, con-
Sist1ng OF ). + Faunce, P.G.M. C. p. Crandall, p
e.. and Martin Ahrens, Pc, VIII be in attendance
IN the blue room to receive donations from the
members OF the order in aid OF the needy widows
and orphans OF the order. In the evening from
7:30 O'Clock musical and literary entertainment
viii Dr. given In the lodge and encarnpmenu rooms
and Rev. p. H. Sweet. Rev. j. w. Gray and Rev
Fred. A. sitter will deliver short addresses. The
committee having this entertaiTime mt in charge
consists OF John I. Gwen, G. Rep. ID. D. Brainard
GS. w: JOS Burroughs, P.G.P.; s. E. Faunce
P.G.N.; NJ. d. Months, Pc, and j. s. Tomlinson
PIG. AS fitting finale OF the festivities the UNI
formed Battalion OF Patr1archs Will give a leyee
at night. ct Odd Fellows hall, commencing at &
o'clock. The genera! management OF the affair ia
In the hands OF very able committee, consisting
OF Patrtarchs A j. Donaldson, William II. Frazier
Alexander Scott, James Hughes, A. II. Jones and
T. Walter Fowler, jr., and the dancing In Charge
OF Patriarch w. l. Arnold 90 master of cere-
monies, with Patriarehs X. s. Scott, r. Trouland,
F. l. Ourand. s. 7. Boss and c. w. shlles as as
S1StantS.
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All hard workers are subject to bilious attacks
which may end In dangerous Illness Parker's
Ginger Tonic Will keep the kidneys and liver active
and by preventing the attack save much sickness,
loss OF time, and expenSe.-Detroit Press
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SPRING NOVELTIES at ". Il. Noses & Son, corner
or 9Th and Penn. ave- Crest b.rrtirS ani yaFie-
screens. I3usQutO eanOpf2S, furnitrr, carpets and
upholstery departments. Stocks complete and
ready IAr inspection. Buyers cordially Invited to
examine this E,r-e and assorted stock. Baby car
images from $50 n $50.
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AnsU 'E'O-sas.faf.

FORD's OPBRA H0UsE-''The Widow
NATIONAL THEATER.-"FdGStn
CAPITAL THEATER.-Yaristy entertainment
ODD FELLOWS HALL--WoTd's Museum.
WLLARD'S HALI--Prof Carpenter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

The beauty and color OF the hair may be safely
regafned by using Parkers Hair Baisam, which i!
much admired for its perfume, cleanliness anl
dandrun Graduating properties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

A CARD-GCOTge EyDSal, tr. desires to convey
70 his friends nd the pGG!ic gener lily his grateful
acknowledgment OF their many Kind explosions
OF sympathy. lie is 6uSily engaged repairing
damages caused by tine late fire. and expects
tive than ever. His store, rs .th street. is now
open, and ne is ready and able IL I'll all orlcr=
promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

By HIS FRENCH DRY PROCESS A. Fischer clean
ladies' evening dresses, velvetS, Grape veilS gents
f1nc clothes. etc. N.B.-HiS dyeDg Of black all
wool ladies' and gents garments is unsurpassed
A. Fischer. go q street northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.


are not moro peff1ous 70 nfe than spring coughs
and colds. The only sure protection Ii In HaleS
Honey Of HorehOund and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minuta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

IN TIE COURT OF CLAIMS yesterday the motion
for the appointment oil q surveyor to make add
Gonel measurements in the ease OF Stewart agt.
the D!siriCt OF Columbia was Overruled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

MONEY SAVED - MONEY MADE.-A large assert
NJ Mt OF new and secondhand trunks IT very low
prices can be seen 1T HerZogs, SIS 9;h, Penn
sylvanla avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

LADIES black cashmere ShaWlS, SinC'e and double
al One-h2lf tn ir vI'up. ANY lady who can make
use OF the above Will find IL TO advantage to ex-
anime. 80 sample parasolS at less than manuiac-
turerS' cost Our Dwight Anchor. rein creed,
gents shirt, 75c. Il. j. BenTeH; Son, SIS 9TH
street, between Fl AMI i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

A delightful fragrance Of freshly gathered nov
Eloreston Cologne.
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EvFRY HOTsEKEYrER should avail themselves OF
the generous 0ffer OF Smith, Hauway Il Co. See
advertisement in another cOlIInn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

LADIES solid gold watches, $3.50: nickel stem
Wfnders. s. 20; soHi silver bangle rings, with pigs
padlochs, shells, keys etc, 90. LaSCD 5s 9Th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

OF an eruption banished with Glenn's Sulphur
Soap.
80 HIPS Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown,
30 cents.
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50.CG1 CARDS-Thc Crank set. Sara Bernhard
Set, new. 9th ST wing Washington market c. T..
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Arriving Daily

at the Norfolk Oyster Depot OF N. White Co., 62l
street northwest, CLAIMS, II ard and Sort Shell
Crabs, Terraptn and select 0ysters-always on
hand.
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For sAIE-Upright grand piano,si5O 1las1oth
slS SUITS. George spransy, 5O7 7th street

THERE are thousands In this city who can testify
TO the merits OF Xapder'S "MelIi5ton' and .'Aro-
matte Bitters' for the cure OF summer complaints
strengthen the system. Depot, Oh 18th street.
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CHARGED wITH STEALING A RING.-LiZZ!e Davis a
well dressed young white woman, was charged in
the Police Court yesterday with the larceny of a
finger ring, valued at $i.25 from Bernard Silver
berg'S store, No 312 7th street VIM. Ebert clerk
In the store, testified that last Saturday hight
while waiting on the defendant at Mr.. Silverberyh
store, he put out tray containing dozen rings,
and she selected one, which he wrapped up. In
taking her purse from her bosom She secreted
another ring in her clothes, and on witness accu-
sing her OF it, she slapped him across the face.
and snatched the money from his band that she
had paid him for the ring that he was wrapping
up for her. She took the stand and denied the
charge, and the court fined her so or 80 days In
tail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

WALL PAPRRs.-Rchard Henderson, No. 4G3 9th
street northwest, under Lincoln Hall, has just
eeived fine line Of English wall papers; direct
importation, superior quality and very moderate
prices. Also large stock OF well selected goods
from the best American manufactures. These
are the first wall papers ever imported TO this Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Enos r
Berkeley and Emma E jenkins: James A. Whit
comb and Virginia Cammack; Edward Lomax and
Emma Washington.
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners have ordered that the s,,per
to act in conjunction With ConmissioDer Morvan In
selecting sites, receiving bids for property, and
obtaining all plans and necessary Information to
build new stauon-houses In the District
The Commissioners have appointed Mortimer
King as additional patrOlman OF the METROPOLITAN
police for one year, for duty at Kings half, 10TH
near street northwest. without compensation by
the District.
The Commissioners have received a letter from
M c. B. Church, suggesting the planting OF VIII
low trees over the river fats south OF the Long
bridge, the new land made by the dredging of the
TO the Engineer Commissioner.
MI. W. {. Dodge, chairman OF the committee on
buildings, Board OF School Trustees, in company
school building erected at fennallytown. and re-
port to the Commissioners that they ind 1t has
been completed In accordance with the plans and
specifications. The necessity OF providing out.
houses is noted, and some place for keeping fuel
dry and an enclosure around the lot.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entw!Se as follows:
Peter DIN, repair brick, $40 High street; 500
Charter OAK Insurance Company, repair Tall
m.dge hall, +, between 9th and 10Th streets; SEQ
JAS r waugh, erect three-story building for
Offices, T, between eth and 10th Sta NV; $4,000
Richard RothWell. erect blacksmith shop. c, be-
tween 9th and 9TH Sc; $780, John A. Howell,
s ssssiF BRICK 18th street. between H and NV;
,norning, "a the Police Court, young colored man.
| named Richard Hicks was charged with assault
Ing Sn0t1ef cOiOfcd man n3{n-1 JoR1 Lester, who
told the court that the 10th OF last month this
man came ana scratched on the side Of his (wtt-
messy house for witness, wife TO go out, and she
went cut, and witness went out after her and
found her talking to the prisoner, and speaking
! to them Hicks drew knife and cut witness across
the chin and on the arms The prisoner denied
the charge, and. as there were no other witnesses
i the court dismissed the charge.
| Two CHARGES OF LARCENY. - Charles Thomas
/ alias Mitchell, genteelly dressed young man
| was IN the dock at the Police Court this morning
| on two charges OF petit larceny OF small sums o
!, money from George Rreitbarth and VIM. ID. Craig
| business men, by representing TO them that hi
was q member OF 8 furniture frm In Cincinnati
| He pleaded guilty 70 both charges and was SEN
! 10 TAN for four months
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Aliens Brain Food is the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generattve organs. 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggistS
81 bottle; six for S. Stott CROMWELL $50 Pa
ave- NV.
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 50c per Id
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at Cream. 15c. pint
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THERE Was LIVELY TUssLE in one OF the ave-
nue. cars going east yesterday. A passenger, full
transfer ticket in payment OF hts fare. The con-
ductOr OF course refused to receive it. The pas
senger declared he had Just received It from the
transfer agent, and that II there was anything
wrong 1t WAS the fault Of the latter. He refused
to pay his fare, and the conductor undertook to
put him Oh. The two men clnched, and spun
each other around vigorously for time, but the
conductor proved the better man, and finally
dumped the passenger upon the street pavement
The man got on the next car and insisted upon
riding for his transfer ticket, which the conductor
refused to take. That time it did not require
swearing he would sue the company. This pas
senger was lately dismissed from the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

Lovely, TOney, (slOve-fitting Boots
can be worn by all who use German Corn Re
mover. 25c.
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The Bette and BABY Fund.

The following additional subscriptions have
been received at THE STAR office:
Heretofore acknowledged. .............s197O II
Additional from Chicago Tribune. 2O59
C1tlZenS OF WatertOWn, Mimi. ............. 1850
Total. 81 co., 20
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q eyeglasses for soc. t. A. Ladson, 5ss 9th st
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PROPOSALS. ron DREDGING.

noN.T FAIL TO VISIT McLEoD's STUDIO.
IL Vernon Row, corner penna. and 10th IT.,
And see wonderful drawing. ~ pupils IN Pearls A
Crsio tho ouy perfect mechanical system tanRhG IL
great popularity Of this system wherever introduced hA
CAUSED interruptions persone 70 try and imtate H. Thu
system only lie obtained from Mr.. ANGUS No
LE0D 10 this city. and hiss connection With any
twenty nve cent toys Perfect sasfacton assured every
pupil. -
nEOTHERS:
M VAN .DEusEN's WORM coHY1cTIoNs he1
saved the lives thousands q Children. Ihfy -
mgde from roos aud psnta Safe for the mos daneno
child: Sold by I'll drugxas1 - - O.. . boz
m3S-eo2ms