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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-19
Absolute Cure

! For al diseases cs,lsed By the vItiation Of
the blood. It's concentrated to the high
est practicable degree, fnr beyond any
other preparation for which like effects
are cIaimed, uud Is therefore the ci,espest,
i - well a. the best blood purif Tying medi-
.si,,a ~, t3.a ~ A.sLt
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-19

" ork horses to trade for driving
lorse 81 Staples Ltivs Ss,absse
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-19

Leon Houde has 81 handsome new
awning at his sample roo MS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-19
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given TO Scrofu'a
because Of q superstition that it could be
cured by q kings touch. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that ,,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-06-19

= Crops are growing rapidly with the
help OF the recent rains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

Really, what have the English to do with the
Soudane Gordon went to Khartoum to protect
the garrison, but he and they are slaughtered.
Wolseley was sent to relieve Gordon, but he
came too late. Is it to be understood that we
are now to have a war of revenge, of glory. or of
commerce? \ few months ago the ministry
expressly disclaimed any intention of conquer
ing the Soudan. Now the cry is to Smash the
Mahdi" The clamor for revenge is a natural
one but, after all, will ii bear the cool scrutiny
of reason? Revenge is often costly luxury.
1t bids fair to be in the present case Possibly
the Mahdi won't be smashed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

Commenting on his confession that he had
never heard of Ex-Governor Jarvis, of North
Carolina, the Philadelphia Press takes occasion
to remark that Mr.. Cleveland has thereby
"missed knowing one of the straightest sauarest
and most capable men in the whole southern
democracy" That seems to have been the diff
Guilty In the case. Its the other class of fellows
who generally get themselves doomed" in the
newspapers and pushed forward by blowers and
strikers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
For TuE INAUGURATION.
PERRY,

/ SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRofHER)
ELEGANT BEADED SATIN AND TWO TONE
BROCADEp VELVET DRESS FRONTS FOR
NEW SILK GAUzEs, ILLUSIONS AND CREPE
DE CHIMES.
CONFLICTS STOCK OF PLAIN AND BRO
CADED EVENING SILKS, SATIN DUCHESSE
ST RAILS AND RHADAMES.
PERINOTS KID GLOVES IN ALL LENGTHS
FROM To 10 BUTTONS
IRISH AND GERMAN ~ LINEN TABLE CLOTHS,
GLASS Las So, CLOTHS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN LINEN, HUCK
AND DAMASk TOWELS, AT 12aac, 2Oc, csc,
BELGIAN PILLOW AND sHEETING LINENS
AILENDALE, CROCHET AND MARSEILLES
WHITE AND GRAY WOOL BLANKETs FOR
COTS. "
PURE WOOL CALIFORNIA AND MINNESOTA
BED BLANKETS.
BED COMFORTERs FROM 81 25To $3.50.
FRENCH SATTEEN BED SPREADS WITH
ELDER DOWN FILLING.
\: Y. Mill PEQUoT AND UTICA PILLOW
AND SHEETING COrTONS.
N- SPRING IMPORTATION OF SILKS AND
ALL-WOOL DRESS FABRICS ARRIVING DAILY
ag CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building Pennsylvania ave-, cor. 9th st.
Established 1s4O. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

The Senate should do nothing to justify an i'm
preston that the various railroad Immigrant for
TEXTURE bills which have been passed by the
House Will not be considered on their merits at
the other end of the Capitol. The Texas grant bill
Tor instance, which passed the House with only
one dissenting voice, should not be strangled on
q Technically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

once On expressing my satisfaction with q pair of
shoes my shoemaker had recently made me, he sug.
gested the propriety of making me another pair.
objected that might die and therefore might not need
them But If should die" aid he, 'where viii you
get another pair to suit you weI?" Thisview had
not considered but acquiescng In its force, ordered
two pair. In six months my shoemaker had "casion'
TO journey to that distant realm from which he was
never to return nor have since met his equal
The moral is that am now offering you opportuni-
ties for
BARGAINS
You may never have again. and now is t he time to
embrace them. am closing out, previous to my new
departure everything TO the advantage Of consumers
and OF course expect to my ultimate advantage
1t difficult to explain even myself where can gain
anything by marking down to ten dollars suits that
cost this season twelve and fourteen
My sale OF ten dollar suits and overcoats has been
excess of my expectation and In order to meet the
popular demand have made the sacrifice mentioned
to-day
Heavy and good UNDERSTANDS In nearly all the
regular Sizes for so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

Under the new regulations it will be almost as
difficult for the general visitor to attend a ses-
Sion OF Parliament as TO get into the monument
ceremonies in our own halls of Congress- Even
members of Parliament will not be able to take
friend into the lobby, but must send the name
Of the friend to whom they wish to extend such
courtesy to the speaker, who will thereupon
cause the character of the person to be examined
by a staff of detectives. If after a weeks secret
examination, there is found to be nothing sus-
piclous about the stranger, then, and not before,
ne VIII be admitted All this looks as if some
body was pretty badly scared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

The subsidy features of the Post Office ap-
preparation bill were voted down yesterday by
a narrow margin, though the proposed system
was less obnoxious to criticism than proposi-
tions OF the same general nature which have
sought the sanction of former Congresses 1t is
doubtful if any scheme that involves a subsidy
can pass the House. There is much in a name.
and the very word subsidy has become a
term of rerroach quite enough in itself TO kill
hbiI- As. to the merits OF the subsidy system,
there is an honest difference of opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

Gen. Francis A. Walker has begun in Boston
. course of twelve lectures on the results OF the
census.-ELchange.
Statistics, as rule, are not very thrilling
subject for platform discourse. and are apt
rather to lull than arouse an audience; but the
late superintendent of the census can invest
one of his efforts with considerable interest if
he Will explain why his official reports as pub
hshed made the population of Washington in
1850 some $4,000 less than it actually was at
that time. Whether through intention or stu
pidity, that injustice was done, and, on his own
account as well an act of justice to the ma
tional capital, he ought to correct the error
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
FEsKuARY For TRowsERs.

THE FEATURE OF FEBRUARY CLOTHING
TRADE Is NEW TROWSERS. ALMOST EVERY
MAN NEEDS OR WILL SOON MED NEW
TROWSERS WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF PAIRS
QF EVERY GRADE 50 OR ST. BUYS GOOD
ENOUGH TROUSERS FOR ANYBODY. AND A
MAN WHO DOES ROUGH WORK CAN GET
WHAT HE NEEDS FOR HALF AS MUCH BE-
fOhE ORDERING AN EXPENSIVE PAIR OF
TROUSERS FROM YOUR TAILOR SEE WHAT
WE DO FOR YOU IN OUR FINEST. GRADES AT
q, IS, 80.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
507 Seventh Street,
Opposite c. s Post ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.

n yAfhiAGEA CARRIAGES
- CARRIAGES.
large STOCK OF new and secoudhap Carriages at
very low prices Several light one-horSe Coupelettes
oInef close and open Carriages in great variety
repairing promptly attended 10.
ZOO, ROBERT III. GRAHAM
IZ-3t Repository and Factory, sIO-4I6 SIN 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
WANTED-HELP

w AN 1EI-HELH.
WANTEp-A REsPECTARLE WHITE GIRL,
sad a 4 M
WANTED-IN A FAMILY OF TWO PERSONS,
enees required 81 s Sc, Capitol Hnl "' It,
WAASTED-oNE HUNDRED BOYS TO SELL
FoEs a9S S Been Renting Agency. 4os It'll
n St NV. Its
WANTED-JoRDAN,T THE PHoToqRAPHRR,
ploymen to ten men and as many ladies. 1t*
l.S hs money ashs Sse1 ss5 flsE
WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL HILLS MAN
y Isl, AHies Ensyclopedia, and the cheapest line
S SssS Room io me ia'
sGoFTs s S2SR SGo soe A 81
w and lsundress; references required Apply be-
tween s and pm: at 1872 St. NV. fast
WkA ,N,TTrE 3D., !. sQoD HoUsE GIRL MUST
WANTGD--AGENTs. 70 SELL A MAP OF THE
inches a s r Mie lots Of A eTS zs of sheet l61ls
: SIT * &9
w 4
*. new business at their homes no peddling: 10 to
% a Go ss
Mass: Box sos 6. feI4eo-6t
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, Wash AND
np,1 rSp mns 60 home at night reference required
WANTED-A CoNPETENT AND RELIABLE
a15Esse ,. Call before II O'Clock at 1927 10th st NV
WiA AN! Ed, :, wo . re COOK, wash And
ae stFs at eos snf g B% cook
wash and iron for family Of Eve persons;
1sqa pe
WANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG GIRLS, IN
w city or country. to DO entirely new kind of fhcy
tion steady employment good salary: canyassing;
esfsHsSs 'ss ff washington sSEsss hMr Rss
WsaoSSlT.E 2, 9S ASp coLoRED WOMEN
PRICE 4, CooMBs. Employment and Room Renting
AGENTS, 926 st. NV. ja21-aws
w help md situations male and female. cooks Ia
oores CLERKS houseniaids, and all positions of trust
Isenting Agency. licensed Office, 6O6 Louisiana ave
WANTED-LADfEs And GENTLEMEN AT
W. once, in city, town village, take pleasant
vTe eli done
. s%s Mas ssffsS w Bo. ssssme FOWLER so Rss
"ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN
w city or country, to take light work at their
mail: no canvassing. We have good demand for our
work and furnish steady employment. Address, with
Cincinnati Ohio. ja243Ot
"ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN
w city or country, to take nice light and pleasant
work at their own homes: So to SIS day easily and
quietly inade work cent BY mail; no canvassing: no
CO., Philadelphia. Pa Box ], 1913. ja14-36t*
:" ANTED-LADIES TO LEARN DRESSMAK-
w Ing by Moodys new tailor system of actual meas
uTe. Price reduced. Dresses made to order by MISS
HILBERT, 1897 Pennsylvania ave. NV. tat33m
MASTERPIECES OR GENTLEMEN TO
w take Light, pleasant work at their homes; dis
lance no objection. Work sent by mail. 81 to So a
day can be quietly made. No canvassng. Please ad-
dress GLOBE MANI. CO., Boston, Mass, (Box
5,344.) d3O-1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

INOR SALE-TWO ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
Il twelve rooms each containing al latest improve
menis, corner 18th 81. and Massachusetts ave. nwI
houses open for inspection
Three new three story Houses: eight rooms each all
modern improvements: 4l9 and All II 81. NV and
4OS Massachusetts NV.
FIVE building Lots. corner 18th aud SITS. W. For
turner Information apply 10 the owner, r. GOLD
SCdMID. SD eth 81. nv ra-,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
lIoR SALE

l. AR6iE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE
We offer for sale the large and handsome residence
OF SECRETARY FRELfNGHUYSEN, l.3l / st.
NV: The lot fronts 81 r. > in ON 1 ST. and extends
BACK Ia y II 10 20 n alley and is improved by q
large double house. with spacious and well-arrRnced
rooms, and having al modern improv enents Also,
cofnmodious and well-arranged carriage house and
stable, with servants rooms
THOS, J. FISHER & co.
l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

IGOR SALE-CHEAP. on REASONABLE TERMS.
Il two story press brick 'front.' : rooms bath and
basement mod. unpS.: near government printing Of
nee Address, or call after $50 pm, j. F. ST JOHN,
oc9 T. 81 NV fl2-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
IGOR SALE.

\ a tNo-story six-room Basement Brick on 18th 81.
NV Iof SZ-15o A iwo-Story sik-room Brick on 18th
-. Nv. lOr Sl.S9o \ tWostory eight-room Brick on
: ST NV, near New Hampshire ave. $4,000 4 Cot
ant :. 900 VII exchange either for city property
Nhe-room Frame House III s.. ne, 81 400. A
elevep-room Press Brick House, X 81. ne, So 700.
fs-et - s9S = ~ n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


@1------.-@
"ANTED-Bf A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w woman who can furnish frstclass references a
place as lady's nurse. Apply to EMELIA CARTER,
45 l. st. NV. fl4-3t%
.VyTANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GRADUATE
w of a German gymnasium wishes to learn the
drug business. Address DRUGGIST, Star Office II 32*
"ANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
w situation cook and willing to assist in wash
Ing and ironing; best OF city references Address
call at PALS 6 NV. tI3-2t*
UyANTED-A SITUATION IN A DRUG STORE
w by young man Of two years experience; good
address and excellent references. Address III" care
Dr.. NJ, 900 9th St fist
WANTED-BY WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE,
w Position as housekeeper OF to wait lady or
the care of an infant child; good reference Apply at
$40 18th ST. fI2-3tS
<VTTANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
w seamstresses, ladies' maids, cooks nurses cham
bermads men cooks waters waitressss and other help
and Room Renting Agents, e26 ST. NV. ja7-6w*
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
w sick can be obtained at all hours 81 the day o
night, through theWASHINGTON DIRECTORY FOR
NURSES, southwest Of 18th and stsn.w fs l2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

INoR SALE-SIXTFkNTH STREET PROPERTY
II Vacant Lot. near ST, 22la by l25 n. Small
business property on same street. q st. 22 nv
10 feel, suitable for Investment. Price 81 $50
ALRERT i. FOX, go 4 ST NV fl3s4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

CTR TIE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS"
THE CONCORD COLLAR
COUPE, CARRIAGE ROAD, TEAM and EX-
PRESS HARNESS of all kinds and description a,
LOWEST PRICES.
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS is stamped
With makers lame and trade mark.
LUTZ Il BRO,
491 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel.
81 HORSE BLANKETS and CA RRIAGE ROBES
u great variety at very low prices. oc17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

ENoR sALE-GooD INvEsTMENT-Two-sro
n brick dwelling on p ST. NV, rented AZ 4 ~
per month; Price s2.loo. Apply TO w. II. fisk z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14

INoR SALE-S3.2o WILL BUY TWO NEAT
Il Frames on nth ST sw., near l. ST. paving 10 ner
cent as an Investment Also desirable ~ a residence.
ALBERT +. FOA, $40 + II. NV. fl3sN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
WANTED--ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES

UTANTED-A TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE
w bay window preferred with all modern conve,
niences between and Q and Sth and 14th SITS. Ad-
dress CASH Star Office feI3-2t*
VXyANTED-A HOUSE; CENTRAL LOCATION:
w 8 to II Rooms; two furnished or UNFINISHED
Parlors rent In advance. DR.. LEON, 329 Missouri
ave. fl2-3tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
FOR RENT-HOUSES

nor RENT-MoDERN HOUSE, IL ROOMS. 1889
II 18th ST., above Rhode Island beautifully fin
ished and decorated; new furnace; all appointments
hrst-class. Call at 1873. 18th ST. flS,Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
EOR SAL.

ENok SALE-THAr ELEGANT RESIDENCE
u MASSACHUSETTS, ave. three-story. back build
ng ana basement, and Is rooms: light natural
wood finish: siaiped glass many ATTRACTIONS sdioius
nue. property on which Mrs PaIien Is about 10 build
telA-.t k III. w AkNE q "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
FOR RENT-STORES.

DOR RF1NT-STORE 1406 14TH STREET, WITH
Il fixtures; occupied for many years by Narrower as
stove and hardware store. MARIN d OGRAM cor
her 1oth ST. and New York avenue. f1-12t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ENOR RENT
IL GLOVER BUILDING.
+ ST., between 18th and 18th sts NV,
Near I. 5. Treasury.
Handsome Office Rooms, either single or en- suite
With steam heat, elevator and janitor service.
THOS J. FISHER & CO.,
1o-Iw 1924 F nv.
L>OR RENT-SEVERAL LARGE OFFICE ROOMS
L in the Lehman Building New York ave, near
10th st NV. 1HOS. J. FISHER & CO..
INV 1924 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

L,OR RENT-HANDSoME FURNISHED PAR
IL Tor and bedroom, communicating, including gas
at I'll 9TH st. NV. its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-14
FOR SALE-HOUSFS


EoR sALE,sooD ISvEsTMENT-Two-sro
per T pS'n Price s2,ioo Apply 70 w II ftskf 4
i cor@d and New York ave. NV. This u avery de-ir
able home or wiz rem, 70 yield per G. an Invest
MAKER. sco 81 W. fl4.Ss
I,oR sALE-THREF sToRYs RRTCE DWELL
stable On al Spn1 na oss sS9' al mod s
& RUTHERFORD. 1926 = ST NV. mass
TOR sALE-vERY ATTRACTIVE, cosy NJ
hanas9ns aoSse x rooms, booking south opposs
Saptai. sl03oo Business houses on eth and An
nsns per cent n' is TX Rs s m9p 6S5 as
lin square, $500 Wei tenanied sssd Der annum
lo-room house ON list 81 NV, $1,000. Neat nome Z
St. BET 4 anu sS sts $3.50 each and nsS mSHs
05aeT small and ISTEe H9gsss for homes and Invest
I 29s Inv z 2srs2e 600 sleE.y, av,l2 rs $1,000
ssi 10 :; $ eiS 2S.eo9 .iS3 s. mi rs $500
IIai AYE, house ieooo 81 81, II 1000
700 ST. Imi IS IS n TsiSS"9 900 li4i Fst 10 500
5l5 ilth, !" l6 rs,5oo o22 ST. Is Syooo
IA THos. r. wAGGAMAN.
For SALE-THAr ELEGANT RESIDENCE
ins and hsss sehuSeIis ave Ihreestory baekud
w"oG hnlsh: siained glass many attractions Rdoins
feI4-3t b II WARNER r s siS + g =. oT n%.
NOR SALE-S3 roo WILL RUY TWO NEAT
Il Frames on 18th 81. s-w, near ST.. paving Ia ner
cent as an Investment Also desirable a residence
ALBERT i. EON, $40 + ST NV. fI3st
INoR sALE-sIXTFkNTH STREET PROPERTY
Il y acam Lot near q ST, 22l2 by l25 n. Small
business property on same street. q St 22 nv
lilo feel, suitable for Investment. Price - $50
ALRERT i. FOX, go II. NV. h3tG
IGOR SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK ON r, RE
building, paying ; per cent as an investment Price
5000. ALBERT r. FOX. 800 ST NV. fl3-N
INoR SALE-CHEAP. on RFASoNA lie TERMS
II ffunf hath "a
basement; mod. nnpS- near government printing of
nee Address, or call after $50 pm, J. +. ST JOHN
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"ANTED-A RESPECTARLEWH uiKI.
w II 10 IL years of age to take of child wages
mooerate, but good home Apply Mrs. g. 214 1872 st.
SW.
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II water, in the Immediate vicinity of new W. and g.
stables at foot of Capitol Inquire Columbia ms
Co office, kellogg building, 1416 + ST. NV.
fD-mw sits
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IsNOH KENT IT
IL 2li9 h, nil $50 90 1918 10th ST. u Fl Is 90
SW. COR ctS2d llr. 5000 18th. etMd awe.
1888 II 81. ,storelSe r.2o 90 500 Sth ne q so
9l2 Naay. s.w., Oh 410 Sth Sw., 90
2O25 VI. avn 6r.2l 90 .:S3 r ST NV r.l2o0
"a Myrtle ST, p 5 90 1923 81 Sc Is rl2 90
sS Myrtle ST, r....l5oo 1859 Linden St, 90
"a Mass av., r....l5O0 1902 LIST at Sc, 4r.lo.O0
fl< TIynS L
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WANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
W Honsework; references required. Apply at 1900
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-05-06
wAsre Az TAer Rursea ,

-Ta. me- --aT-1dzte1 sexton sad
- ETtt-r III AIS 1ciE Az I'd wicked folks .al-t
lrrr wandered ere Clisi ol1 ---1ycy--- t-7'r---
And s-u6iuE ia c-lszgiS. % and Egu-
E'rf OF -lc-EuleT.i. otsllsE- l2liz- u- Stone
read % no crll tAa- -leE have done
Tar old ssrtru STOOD " gave Nov y made
Wiih Ale cllE o. his hand, 1ls hand OF 9 space
I Nrsu IT lhC luErl o. his e cculli eTc
Tai Als hear vas -rs--lsiz-- 4.s 7s 90 'ff[
Mo > e sEE-c r-ld- inc s1l- -1Ees is -tts
Whcts 20 rul-t 1u-Zt t.t WING all4 l-i sl--t'
srh5-E 81 = MORALS slLl dare 90 s1g
-. en- zss-ll, -- Nzs vlcEez u1c died i'-.z--
Is. L. -- =----rr -l-z-a 7.fs -l5 E--ihs- we specs
- h.---c- w -fs-1. stEs Eu-lZ.1-rs -laa1
! cta-ssr's =. -li- tllzf F71--sts = g tll
Bzsae- ri---t s1Ll vlc1 - ~ Ewes q 81 A-E-r
IS. -tc-eFa-r- cao5 dcoas VIZ -c,1-l ul -issl ss7-,s
- rs1- mes. d.. it1 ls dc WIZ zal-- bones
4 hsr-r gflra-eG - s1ZsnI -als zlE-E 3 YEA
- -svc- hlrt HE-isE had -lzl ac-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-05-06
False Teeth.

aPeoale should sieer With thar team y
tbsi- uou.h. II they lake t1e p-lis q! ana
as ssrh. o. ssa hozTs wllhou; -ell-1s ne IL
-,-,ssso- II L he muscles y i1e noah CO..
frs-; sps The result Is ihsi the p.Sie mn =
.,essss = {. exactly ant causes annoyance u
tnzin. The plaie should he t1kea on rs.
before retiring. washed thoroughly ana Flaoea
back II position, tlus -euoe-lnE the muscles
az she Face and he cElS constantly SENSITIVE
= : foreign substance against ihs-l- -here Is
=, lss--s- II s sleeas- swallowing pale.
!, - ~. interfere with she h-eashl1s and
Is a tendency q check loa6 sao-lns-
..Wbs; class q people have Poa- iseth Is .
r.-s-s1 -uIes The foreign population A--Si
= lie is. are Tie Germs lAty GO Dol i2zs
- AZ tbsr teeth and NANTES; lt.le l1ia-as;
n having them filed early n youth Hence
vri,gr taer -es thi-sv-fvs G io-ty Tal1s Old
N a .lsir teeth Is > -uls are - Uusozno .hzi
tbev cannot t.s saved by filing he necessity
a having nolsrs . est viii 1--llL-y 1IlFe men
q Ia 5sarisi. Nothing sao-s O taAi worlo
ssa Is-sels.es ara ve-y ZIoa ne sane Is
LIE Germans and seen . AKA % T-l1s u soo-s
saun5 tsz.h. Isalizos cana &-ss- me 4s-se-lses
"a lad sea.h. The Iris1 always have 1ne-
s.u1s teeth. and take Qrlde Z keeping then
- Among Americans he wealthy classes
have tie bas. .ss1h- Iasy sanc -leli e-il1isa
- :, IL dentist and Nv constant care io-e-
sail sr-nr.oz1s c: decay ~ l--11E. ll--are1
sb,-jS have 1hssr teeth examined every 81
-aaa.hs a. least Beiwesl de SSeS O ssse1
~ fsrht r-s.t canton sho1l6 X o5ss-Fe- .
--evs1i what 5 called lhslr szx-ye2r 1ao-@ls
f-on sn-ea5lur. Il ;lsv spread a11 81 ne
.ss.h rsi hacked olosslT socst5a-- decay
su5alr faIlcus. WIZ, have known ya1zlE
- y. -, - q. v--l-l7 have hes- Z taa-1l-
ri 81 a teeth entirely destroyed y permit
- sEsss six-vsa- -aola-x Il sq-ss5. L Is >
r-sr,s- 4 -ss-sr.s have lo1eE, Il aeE4eci i-1sii
r5s7Isrs--s ;esth. Nv cpl1iaa 5 llai waal
civilization advances SOMEWHAT -av W. De
-,.ssss n Fo-oe parents e sau6 then o-llora1
i rutilc ie1lis, Iusi Is ia5y lre eo--s's--7a
Il P-ussia q attend scaoo--
-1Wbe-s do these S,0Vo.e coo sa.s q ;estt
-azrzfsc4z-sd = Principally
ssTTbsr -sos-Allr s,szaAiz East Iae -lolasi
--tsas harg :ee r11si need u then II i1s tLr
w,ess- where uaa-ss food lz tas hst-lu1. cle;-
si5s natives have stzo1e, hallity isslh- Nov, Z
.f,ass ss.ofso-ls = lie cou1T-y where slEb- AL
sa-rhu1z -alassss a-s -1s5s, ne people 1ATe
Ds5- sea:h. an .he vounE ta1-k oostl1s .
i,y7-r sGIss SCI q Essaa- Il L51ls1s-5- laS
sr-z--1ssz,e 5isi-lci. 6sfessvs 1la-E-s ar E-1T-
r-S-rl Il 4 he sane n Faz.s q Geo-'s-5-
xhs-e S1-chun aaolEssas : Ds1e adj sase-
sr.sus7ralv- The climate ! don tal1E LIS
s-r s-,s-i2l sHe5i- Zns 1eEuoas have III btsi
.zs.h Il zuv rzos Il ths To-l5. because iilsE
have llvss hard and labo-s5- E11-1E o9z-ss,
bszvv food gives great sosl1l . ne avs aoc
r.-o5pcss haSl1h EruEfh q tessl L1Ir-E
: uos ooo5Ec5re Il coo5 sss1n, uui wealth Ga
-eze5y 6sieoss y early a15 proper carr -
Ez1stzzgE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-05-06

Pax sz-us1 S1u-t "a
s1uf-urs Elua SuIiu-T
1-rit. a-ls-s Na,s-iE3s-
Tass EndEEurT ETeaes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-05-06

s-3v s-srelei viii 5 EVe-1psa- he I
IN q 4 casrgzmzn- i h1r1i-o9r1
- - BS-lvE who had z EFaE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-05-06

maohiney OF Every Description
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-05-06

Nort.eing and Tenantins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-05-06

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