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National Republican., 1883-02-07
FROM NINE UNTIL THREE.
TO The Editor.


zone of Them" makes very poor argu-
ment in favor of the proposed increase of
office hours in the departments. He must
know that no employment is SO mean that
there can not be some one found to do it. 1t
is not supposed that any clerk or other en-
plOy) will resign ON account of the extra
hours imposed ON him, but it is reasonable
to suppose they are opposed to measure that
Is obnoxious and mad dvisable, and one which,
if adopted, will work detriment and hardship
to thousands of faithful, hard-working people,
and injury To the best interests Of the
government itself. But few years
ago the hours for business in the
departments were from . a. III, to 3
p IN. Men went to their duties promptly
aud toiled steadily during the six hours, in
many cases not stopping at all for refresh
mcnt during office hours, and all the work of
the offices was performed. AS an experiment
an additional hour was added; this made the
dinner time one hour later, and it was there
fore necessary III every case for the proper
care of health to take portion of the day for
lunch; and it Is recorded fact that since this
extra hour was added an almost general call
has been made to congress by the heads Of de-
partments for more clerical force and
in many instances the force largely increased.
Why was this demand? The laws of
nature prompted it, as sanitary and longevity
statistics bear out the assertion that persons
OF sedcntary habits are short lived and are
victims of many dreaded maladies that the
exercise they are denied would mako them
strangers to. 1t is in bad taste for those who
have not had experience in the monotonous
department life TO cry Work them longer"
Let one of them try it II few years, not in u
snecure political place, which requires him to
be ON hand and draw his pay only, but in u
place in which there isresponsibility, thought,
and work-a place which has an active part
in the real business transactions of this great
government, where his thoughts, day and
night, are demanded, and there are thousands
ofsuch positions right here in the departments
and he will find that he needs more hours for
recreation than he can get to fit him for the
work required of him. The proper thing for
congress 10 do in the premises is TO make Il
law for the departments to be opened at n.
M, and closed Mt 3 p. M, remove their incom-
peteut constituents from places given. them
Tor political reward or favor, and ill their
places with competent persons, aud guaran-
tee there will be more and better work done
than there is now in the long, weary hours of
confinement in the impure atmosphere of the
overheated department buildings. Congress-
men, put yourself in the clerks place. Re-
member, as rule he is poorly paid for his
services, while receive $1,000 for three
months work in she year. and your work (?)
begins at noon Tho clerk is down and in
your grasp; let him up; he is only u man,
like yourself OLD PUMP.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Am,irs of the District.

Building permits were issued yesterday to
Henry lIclincr, to build one brick dwelling
OH Fifth street, between l and X streets
northeast, to cost $500; William Thomas, to
build one frame dwelling ON NJ street south
west, TO cost 500; Edmund Fitzgerald, to
build two brick dwellings ON Second street.
between + and q streets southwest, to cost
A,4OO; j. +, Coz TO make repairs ut 80 De-
frees street northwest, TO cost SO; Mrs. Mary
Falbcrg, to make repairs ON L street, between
Third and Four-and-a-half streets southwest,
to cost 500; otto Branson, to make repairs
at 1915 l. street northwest, to cost SO.
The total amount of collections of taxes for
tho month of January was $Si, i,20j.G2.
A citizen has written protest to the COM
missioners against the erection Of poles and
planting Of trees on i street, between Ninth
and Fifteenth streets northwest.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Police Court Notes.

Henry Myer gave his personal bonds to
keep the peace for six months toward his
father, John Mycr whom he was charged
with having threatened.
Adaine Johnson was fined $40 or thirty
days for stealing groceries from Thomas j.
Latham by whom she was employed us u
servant.
William Il. Smith was fined $50 and cost for
writing policy and an appeal was noted.
Lizzio Lewis and Philip Briscoc, colOrcd,
were given thirty days each, the woman for
selling the range belonging TO house which
she rented, for old iron, aud tho man for buy
ing the range.
Michael Dunn, capitol "guide," was
charged with demanding sevcnty-fvo cents
from Mr. James i. Wiggin, of Massachusetts,,
for pointing out objects Of interest. He was
released ON $500 bail.
Edward Smith was sent down for fifteen
days for assaulting Basit Williams.
James Parker was given sixty days for re-
sisting Officer Myers, who arrested him.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
fmnorlant snIes OF r,cal E.tnte.

As has air.ady been indicated in The RE-
PUBLICAN, the real estate market has opened
well, and Messrs. Fitch, Fox IL Brown, real
estate brokers, state that they anticipate large
sales during the coming spring. They report
the following sales as recently made by them:
Tho fine residence of cX-Attoney General
Williams, with the furniture therein, to james
Price, esq, of Philadelphia, for 500, 900; also,
for W. B. Hill, trustee for Mrs L. H. Chew,
the fine building site on the northeast corner
of Seventeenth and III streets, to Lieut.. f. IL.
Paine for -, l75 also, for Mrs. Mary ID. Bid
die, trustee, Of Philadelphia, four lots in the
subdivision of north grounds, Columbian uni
yersity, to Emile Beriner, esq, Of Boston, for
S3625, being at the rate OF l24 cents per square
foot also for Capt. George l.. Lemon, the only
remaining house of the block recently built
by him on jefferson place, being No. 1926,
to Mrs Rush Il. Wallace, for $4,000 cash
ALSO in connection with Thomas Il. Wagga-
man, real estate broker, the property at the
southeast corner Of Eighth and q streets, for
Hon. William T., Chandler, secretary of the
navy, TO Henry IL. Elliott esq, for $4,000.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
HORSE HEAVEN
And the Peculiar Breed of Horses Dis
eusscd During thc Star Route Trinl.

And the Peculiar breed of Horses Dis
cusaed During The Star Isoutc Trinl.
In tho star route trial yesterday Thomas
w. steele, of Arizona, was called to The stand,
aud testified with regard to the route from
Tres Alamos to Clifton.
Mr. Bliss then proceeded to put in tho Of
fetal papers connected with the California
route from Julian to Cotton.
Jacob Bcrgncr, former subcortractor on
the route, gave testimony concerning the pc
ttiuns and other details Of the route.
John G.. HAYES, another suhCnntractor tcs-
titled that the contractors did not ask him the
number or stucl, used on the route. one of
Miners letters to witness stated that the pro-
nrOscd reduction Of schedule to thirty-siX
hours could not be- secured because Brady
insisted upon u twcnty-siX hour schedule.
Miner also said IL was amistakc to suppose that
increase aud expedition could be secured
soiciy through the efforts of porsons living
ncar the rrutr; il required special labor here
tNushmgtonl and considerable expense as
well
a question put lv the court relative to the
numbor of extra horses required, led to q dis
Cussiun
Mr.. Duyilrc asserted tlat tho iallacy shown
by Tic government IN the whole case hnd been
iu the assumption that the number of stock
enough to stock that route for four years.
The court sarcusUrllyUskcdw why they should
not count the cook who waited on the carriers.
!io contCndcd that the pu,tal regulations
meant only the mcli and horses actually cm-
ploygd in carrying tho mail. In response to
Mr.. Ddvdgc the court said it would not pajs
upon the question Ht this time.
Tho witness Burlmor was recalled by the
government, and corruburatcd the testimony of
the preceding witness as to the number of
stock required on thc route. His cross CN-
animation by Nir. lnpCrsOll caused much
amusement lie placed the average life OF u
horse mt Twenty-Five years but finally ad-
mitted that the only horse Of that age he
possessed had been given his liberty"
Mr.. lngcrsoll. And what is he doing now
is he picking ont grave?
A. lvJu't know: ncvCraskcd him that qucs-
tion. LnughiCr.J Witness @tid he had car
ried the mail for fourteen years without los
ing horse. Had two extra horses, but did not
need them
Mr.. lngersol. What is the breed of your
horses?
A. California horses.
q. Would you sell your horses?
Mr., Bliss. object.
MIR. lngcrsoll. 1 never had such an oppor-
tunity to buy horse before.
Mr.. Bliss. don't want the witness to be
"tulSen in"
Mr.. lngcrsoll don't want to cheat him.
VOL, if men arG net immortal, horses are
Laughter.
After the reading of number of official
papers connected with the route from Silver
ton, Col, to Parrott City-thc sixteenth route
of the indictmcut-the court adjourned.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Tliro.

DIMMICK-On Monday, February s. 1885, ut D..
M, WILLIAM M DIMMICK, aged % years.
Funeral from his late residence, g3l Rhode Island
avenue northwest on Wednesday, February z, at 2
p. IN.
RILEY, aged 81 wears.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited to nt-
tend her funeral from the residence Of her dnngh-
ter Mrs. u, Hynes, lll0 Twentieth street northwest
on Thursday morning. at $3.50 o'clock, 10 proceed to
~. Matthew's Church, corner Fifteenth and III streets
soul. -
BERRYHTLL-Fcbrunry O. 1898 at 7;3o n M, AUS
TIN. infant son Of I. A. and Charlotte Berryhll
Funeral will take place from the residence 1881
Eighth street northwest, at p. IN. to-day.
wARD.-on February 4, 1883. Mt 8 o'clock A. M.
MARY B.. beloved wife of Bishop n, NJ u. Ward, died
at her late residence, Bennings d. c. aged 90 years
Funeral will take place at Union Bethel Church, NJ
street, between sixteenth md Seventeenth, on
Wednesday. February Z, ut o'clock y. M. Friends
and acqunintances are respectfully invited to attend
baltimore papers will please copy.l -
PUGH.-On Monday, February 8, 1883, Mt OILS a. M
after short illness, Mrs. MARY A. pUoH wife of IL
Pugh, of this city, In her Gith year.
Funeral on Wednesday, at p. M, from her late
residence, No. 626 q street northwest
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Chcsnnrnlse Ilcn Oh.

railroad company has bccn formed to
build road direct to the Chesapeake bay
via Upper Marlboro, q distance of twenty
seven miles. Tho gentlemen interested in
this road have purchased about 1000 acres of
land at " Chesapeake Beach," with three
miles Of beach frontage which they propose
to improve with fine hotels, cottages camp
grounds, parks, &c. The time required to
reach the bay will only be about forty
five minutes. The proprictors claim that
Chesapeake Beach will rival Cape May, At
lantic City, and other popular resorts, as
it will require only short time to
reach it. Tho directors aro Hon Garrett A.
Hobert, Of Patterson. n. j.. Col. s. Taylor
Suit, Sutland Md; Hon. John c. New, In
dianapols, Ind; Hon. George NJ. Robeson
New Jersey; l.. o. Read, esq., New York, and
Others. Col. Suit is the president aud Mr.
New treasurer.
This will be.a very important road to the
ovcrworked citizens of this city and Balti-
more, and already large number of promi-
nent citizens have made applications for cot
tage sites.
The road will he pushed to early compile
ton and it is expected by the first of July it
will be ready for business.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Potomac Fruit Growers.

Tho Potomac Fruit Growers association
held its regular monthly meeting last night
ut the residence of Mr.. IL. Il, AIouton, esq,
1924 Ninth street, and despite the unfavorable
weather the commodious parlors were filled
with members of the society. After the trans
action of routine business, including report
from the secretary ON the success Of the an
nual festival held at tho Masonic temple in
January, the president introduced Col
William II. Chase, who read II paper entitled
Z" From the Mississippi to the Rio Gande"
giving II most interesting and graphic nara
tive of Il trip from New Orleans to the Rio
Gande river Tho delivery of the narrative
opened up an interesting topic for discussion
which was participated in by members of tho
associations, some of whom had visited the
localities described by Col. Chase, and much
interesting information was brought out con-
cernng this section of the country. Miss
Lena Boughton then entertained the associa-
tiOn with an excellent song, followed by Miss
Jessie Johns with select reading, after which
an hour was spent in that social interchange
of sentiment, which has rendered these
monthly gatherings so delightful and profit
able to all who attend,
National Republican., 1883-02-07
MRS. CATHERINE RILEY.
Her Remains Brought 10 this City-Fu-
neral Services Tomorrow.

neral Services Tomorrow.
The body of the late Mrs. Catherine Riley,
who was killed Sunday on the Washington
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railway
near Highland station, was fully identified by
Mrs. Patrick Iynes, the daughter OF the de-
ceased, who went TO Hyattsville Monday
night to view the remains, Mr. Gascho, the
undertaken who took charge of the body Sun
day, brought it to the city yesterday morning.
Mrs. Riley was II widow about 52 years old.
She was ut one time well of, owning about
$4,000 worth Of property in the western part
of tho city--the old &" first ward but her
husband and herself became engaged in liti-
CATION with other parties, and lost much of It,.
She was engaged for quite II long time in the
restaurant business opposite Willard's on tho
avenue, and later, assisted by her daughter,
kept the tavern ut jackson City, on the Vir-
ginia side Of the long bridge. Her funeral
will take place Oh Thursday morning. starting
at $50 o'clock from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs, Hynes, lll9 Twentieth street
northwest, and proceeding to st. Matthew's
church, III and Fifteenth streets, where re-
QUEEN mass will be said for the ruposc of her
soul. 1ntcrmcnt will be had ut Mount Olivet
cemetery.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Death of DO. Wm. NJ. plmmleI,.

Mr.. VIM. NJ. Dimmick, an active member
of Company B, Washington Light Infantry
corps, died Monday afternoon of typhoid
pneumonia, after brief illness. His funeral
will take place from his late residence, No.
93l Rhode Island avenue, at o'clock this
afternoon, and will he attended by the entire
battalion, as an evidence of the high appre-
citation of Mr.. Dimmicl's character as q man
and n soldier, which each and every member
of the command entertains. The command of
Capt. Burton K. Ross, to which the deceased
belonged, will have charge of tho military
hOnOrs at the grave.
National Republican., 1883-02-07

oapcd through the failure of tho clerk to make
out his commitment. Tho testimony of Mr.
Lonpau, Officer Edelin,, and John Murray, q
member of the gang, was heard and the two
defendants were committed for the action of
the grand jury in default of ~, 900 bonds each.
Murray was committed us q witness in default
Of $1,000 bail. Tho prisoners arc sold to he
connected with n number of other burglarics
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Odd FcIloXys, NIutuoI noII.,

The monthly meeting of the board of di-
rectors Of the Odd Fellows Mutual Relief as
sCeation was held last evening, and crafty
ing condition was reported. Under the lib
oral Inducements offered to the membership
Of the several lodges TO become members dur
ing the present year over sixty now members
were elected. Members who have been sus-
pended can bo reinstated for mere nominal
sum for the next few months.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Tho IrIsh Fnmine.

At the regular meeting of the Clan-na- Gael
aid committee on Sunday, Capt. o'Meagher
Condor read letter which he had received
from Rev. p. Sheridan, p. P Mayo Abbey,
Ballyglass, Mayo county, Ireland, which
gives heartrendng picture of the distress
existing there, and the need of immediate
aid. After the receipt of tho collectors re-
turns, an appropriation was made in response
to Father Sheridans appeal, and ordered to
be forwarded at once. The committee meets
every Sunday at Clan-na-Gae hall.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Thc nnIoIly nIncI.sn in InII,

George Butler and john Hudson, two mem
bcrs Of gang in East Washington known as
the Molly Macks "werc tried in the police
court yesterday for burglarizig the house of
Mr. n. Lougau, No. ~ Eleventh street north
east. There were two others of the gang cap
tured by Officer Edclin-lIdw. Johnson, who
was committed for the grand jury last Satur-
day, and Watt Butler, alias Hawkins, who es.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Chess and Checker Tournament.

At the chess tournament last evening Mt the
Washington Chess and Checker club, No 1920
New York avenue, the following scores
were made; II. Bruggeman, ~ d. L. Latti-
more, 0. w. Gwyer 2; il. Bruggeman, 0.
Capt O'Farrell, 2 NJ. GeTing, 0. S. c. Ban
croft, NJ, Gerrng, /, The tournament is
free to all players in the district, and will
continue every evening until the required
Eumber Of games have been played,
National Republican., 1883-02-07

PEOPLE with gray hair may conceal from
the world tho fact that they are becoming
aged, and passing on to decay, by the use of
Halls Hair Renewer. 1t is fact that this
article renews, cleanses, brightens, invigor-
ates, and restores faded or gray hair to its
youthful color and luster, cheaply, quickly,
and surely,
National Republican., 1883-02-07
wAi. b. ENTwIsLR

dealer In Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Peri
fuinery Toilet Articles, soaps, Sponges, &c.
Prescriptions compounded day night
Soda and Mineral Waters on draught tho year
round. mr30-ly
nS5ye WARMERS KIDNEY CURE, MRS. PINK
~ hams Compound. Curcaline, CAMS CornS SOL
vent and all the new remedies. at COUGHLIE'S,
Masonic Temple ini0
R>Sl5s HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. sPECI-
W. tlcs, Witch Hazel OIL Tiachenl Drops Nes-
Ties, Mellins Neaves, and other lniants Food At
my27 COUGHL1N'S
R~S5a~s PREPARED BIRD FOOD, SEED, SAND.
bSS &c, ltly's Cream Balm, Honan's Pads Pnrs
Cod Liver OIL, 'Oc. a piut, at COUG GHLtN'S. oc2i
E>SSyys SANFoRDS, WEI DE MEYERS, SAGEs,
NY Hartey's, and other catarrh cures At
ocI CGUGHLIN'S DRUG STORE
MS@ AIR PILLOWS, BAGS, ATOMIZERs
WSS douches, and olher rubber goods at
oci COUGlHIlN'S, Masonic Temple
National Republican., 1883-02-07

WHEN Howard wrote; II find pit hangs
upon his breast" tho fellow had evidently a
cold and had not yet been informed that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup was the only safe remedy.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
"AIdcrney Dn,ry wnrop,., ',

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered IN 15b "Ward" prints at 5jc per 10.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. buttermilk. 30.
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart
National Republican., 1883-02-07
NV nArnnrnn nna

MY DAUGHTER and
myself, great sufferers
from Catarrh. have
been cured by ltly's
Cream Balm. NY
sense ofsmell restored
and health greatly Inn
proved. q. NJ. STAN
LEY, dealer In boots
and shoes, Ithaca, N. Y.
MANY WHO HAVE
used Ely's Cream
Balm report that tho
immediate results Are
wonderfully beneficial
Many cures of Ohsti-
nate cases Of Catarrh
are reported. CHAs.
SToDDART, Druggist,
q II. Seneca St., But.
talo, N, Y.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
LOCAL MENTION.
MIR. w. 1T. KENEAsTEN,

No. 1899 + street, says: at con-
slider Browns Iron Bitlers the best
preparation ever brought before
the public"
National Republican., 1883-02-07

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses ana
gents clothing, watches, jewclry. &c. Call on or
address Herzog, sos Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
Yania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
GArA r. r n
A Positive Cure

protects the memnranal Innings OF the head from nd
diOnl colds, completely heals the sores. and restores
the sense OF taste and smell, Beneficial results are
realized by 9tswappl pllcaons A th9rough treatment
10 use Send for circular and testimonials. sold by
druggists. by mail, 60c. package--stamnS -
MLY's CnEAM BALM Co., Owego, N, n
National Republican., 1883-02-07
rIs FIRE ESCAPES"
BURNS y oREEoY,

BURNS ~ CREECY,
ROOM 30 CORCORAN BUILDING,
Opposite the Treasury Department,
Joint inventors Of the Combined Standpipe aud Lad
der with reversible plsttorm, and sole licensees for
the slamese Waive Also sole agents Tor the "Cowles'
Improved Fire Escape as erected on the Treasury
Department. fe3stuth2w
National Republican., 1883-02-07
AnnIY hv The lliila

Apply by the little
finger into thenostTlls.
by absorption it eifect-
ually cleAnses the ma
sal passages Ofcaiarrh-
al virus, cauain
healthy secretions. 1t
allaVg Inflammation.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
n~zSs=s WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS
sSSS TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

A meeting of the stockholders OF this company
will he held at the Oce of the president Of the Wes
ern Union Telegraph Company. corner OF broadway
MARCH 4 1883, at2 o'clock w. IN.
NORWIN GREEN, President,
fe6-2t WILLIAM II. ABEL, Trustee,
National Republican., 1883-02-07
SnrtinI Slptitrs.

N~5I5a THE oLDEsTINHABITANTs' SOCIETY
w. OF the District of COlumba-Meet n your
room on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH instant al &SO p
S. MAST,
feC-2ts Marshal.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
lob Printing

OF every description executed neatly nj the short.
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
fVgs FIRE ESCAPES.
AVERY ND BURNs.

li27 II street northwest
The non-iniammahle improved Canvas Fire
Escape Chute, AS adopted by Gen. Melgs, Edward
Clark, architect of the Capitol, and ]. o. iil super
vsiug architect of the Treasury In preference 20 all
Others, for sale M @ reasonable price. te2.2w
National Republican., 1883-02-07
s.5Sa5@ IhoN RAIL1NGs SPECIALITY.

ANEAT WROUGHT IRON FENCE
oione-haineh iron put up complete at 30 cents per
ALSO ALL MISCELLANEOUS IRON WORK.
GEORGE WHITE Il CO.,
mr23-iY t62 Maine avenue southwest
National Republican., 1883-02-07
spttinI Mutitss.
OFFICE NOTICE

hSgs sPosT.oFFICE NOTICE
Foreign mails for the week ending FEBRUARY
2will close a. this office as follows;
seSMshp s. Laurent y via nj av&e l8r faaGGe 8f FOR &
Neiheriands direct, per steamship ROTTERDAM. dam via
per steamship Caracas; ot 12;3J p. IN. for Europe,
per leamer catalonia, vln Queenstown.
tanza, Cuba, per steamship state Of Texas At 1880
X NJ. for Cuba and Mexico, via Havana.
PleTTe SoneSS So Rn p III tao i96 NewiOu"oi"no anu S
sATURpAY.-Ati.s 1880 a. m. Tor Europe, per steam
ship Britrnic, win Queenstown Cetters for Germany
and scotland must he directed per Brltanic y at
$3.50 a. M for Scotland direct, per steamship Bolivia,
steamship switzerland, via Antwerp; at i0a.m. for
Aspnwall and South Pacific, per steamhlp Colon;
vic southampton aud bremen; at 1880 p IN. for
Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship Niagara, via
suNDAY--At 7so pm. for Honduras and Livinss.
Ton, persteamslp Wanderer via New orleans.
Malls for China and Japan, per steamship City Of
Toxic vic san Francisco;, close February, 'l5at7
wlch and iiii Islands per steamship Zealandn' via
sTRe scHedSS Of IVsS elosss of % ar
famsga op me basis OF A. oysT1nd
steamers dlspatched The same day.
Posrorr1cE New YoRK, Feb, 3, issa.
Nlgs DISCOUNT is PER CENT.
For cash, to close them out on
CARRIAGE ROBES AND HORSE BLANKETS
AND COVERS,
ToPHAMrs POPULAR TRUNK AND HARNESS
FACTORY AND wARERooNfs,
1881 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Harness and Trunks repaired and Trunks covered
promptly by experienced worSmen. Ja2i.tf
a~1Sys THE WEST WASHINGTON CoNsERV-
~ ntOry of Music j. L. Cauheld, musical d.
rector principal No. 125 lhrtyrst street, door
above the pOstOillce. Pupils received at any time
II. ID. COOKE, President.
II $. BARBAR1N, Secretary. Jal3tf
n-SSy-' DIGNTIsT.-HowLAND DENTAL AsSo.
three doors north of Pennsylvania side.
Hereafter extracOns under Nitrous oxide, without
PAIN VIII besl for the first tooth and so cents each ad-
dtiOnnl tooth at the sitting ENtractOns with.
out gas 70 cents each tooth Best Artificial Teeth
made, "a per set Gold and Amalgam Filings from
sl TO % All work warranted first class Have adj
minstered Nitrous Oxide to over a0001 patients Old
sets Of artificial teeth repollshed and made to look
and feel like new for ". mr21ly
n>,SSe DIR. II. o. CANDfE, vitapathic Physician,
49, employ all the vast health resources OF
Nature, scientifically applied through vital medicine,
Food, water, air, heat, light, electricy and vital
magnetism, l treat all difficulties - HemOrrhoids,
malaria, all blood dsenses &c. Consultation free.
Office BOG + ST. n. w, opposite Masonic Temple
ocl3-intn