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HE SAVED TWO LIVES.
An Italian Laborer Sacrifices Himself fol-
Little Children

Little Children.
An heroic act vas performed by Antonio
Freazio. an Italian laborer on the Junction rail-
road. Pittsburg, yesterday morning. He saved
two children from a horrible death, and in so
doing received injuries that may cost him his
life.
A little boy and girl, neither Of whom is over
three years Of aga, were playing in the vicinity
" the Junction railroad. In their play the
little girl ran out on the trestiework of the
railroad over Pennsylvania avenue, followed by
her brother.
The children were startled to hear the warn
ing whistle of an approaching locomotive draw
ing heavy train of cars. The train was run
ming at rather high rate of speed. and the
children seemed paralyZed by the sight of the
oncoming cars. The engineer reversed his en-
gine but to no purpose. and the heavy train
bore down on the horror-stricken children
Frcazio noticed the peril of the children and
ran to their rescue. Catching one in each arm
he ran few steps and then jumped just as he
was struck by the engine.
The children were not hurt, but at some dis
lance lay their rescuer motionless, blood stream
Ing from wound in his head. He was carried
home and will probably die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

GILBERT FIllsbury, OF the last Of the old
time aeo.isionists End an uncle of the attorney
general of Massachusetts. died Tuesday. aged
sevepty-nine. Previous to the breaking out of
the rebellion MIR. Pillsbury took 40 active pal t
in the anti-siavery cause and his voice and pen
we're strennously used in defense of the slaves
During the war be went south as an agent of
the treedmen's bureau lie located at Hilton
Head. 5. C.. and afterward was stationed at
Charleston. where, with his wife. he took an
active part in the work of educating the freed
men He had also charge Of an orphan asylum
there and was appointed to take charge Of the
Abandoned property. During the reconstruc-
ton period Nh Pillsbury assisted in framing
the constitution Of South Carolina and served
three wears as mayor OF the city OF Charleston
during the most exciting periods of its history.
In 1872 he came north and since resided in
Iudlos and North Abingdon Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

The bureau OF the American republics is in
formed that immense deposits Of exceptionally
pure and rich ores Of iron and OF manganese
are to be found through the northern and GEN.
trail regions of Chile. These deposits are in
many cases situated near the coast, and in To-
calities wherc transportation is easy. In south
ern Chile there are large deposits Of hgntes
from which suitable coke may possibly be pro-
duced. In the primeval forests which stretch
along the borders Of the rivers Of these regions
is practically inexhaustible supply of wood
fuel. l. would be easy to load vessels with ores
Of iron containing so to 60 per cent Of the
metal or with 4j to 50 per cent ores of manga
nese at the northern ports and convey them to
southern Chile, where wood and Lgnites are
plentiful, for reduction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

The bureau Of the American republics is adj
vised that an estimate recently made by a COM
mittee appointed by the coffee merchants Of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, after visiting the coffee
patios exporting through that port places the
crop of 1894 at less than 9, 100 900 bags. The
committee found that tho first blossom was
alone abundant in nearly all the districts in re-
iation with the Rio market and promised fair
crop. The season since the time of inspection
has been unfnvorable because of continual
rains, which impeded fructifying and the sub
sequent growth Of blossoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

CONSULT THE ONLY uRosCoPIAN PHysI-
~ ci sa in Wsshins'on prs nRoTHERSs and GRAY
ducei the signs of incipient disease a,rnost Ger.
tsnty by examining into the chemical character of
urinary depo<i.s" We Will describe your disease and
symptoms without asking question b. the fr.t urine
In the morning. We trast al diseases successfully to
which tie human family are sublect-iyspepsis con-
stipstion. piles. scrofula rheuIna tsn, bronchitis.
Its and all nervous diseased, diseases Of the skin
Lungs, stomach. hidnsya. BE. dI3lms
nR BROTHERS INvI6oRATINa CORDIAL Is
~ powerful Nerve stnnlsnt s2a Tonic. q ailthe
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Of people who
are weak miserable ethars!c sleepy. lack q amid
has been In for fortYnve yesrs in ID city
Laboratory. 906 st. s.w. ala Inn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

To ssSSFM Soc 81 TIE
asnrsss c0aRins sa' s.i hayss
and hsrrs j F,n!ey. trustees. and James W. Richard
THIS is 70 sve notice that tn. srtsh,waca Railway
aS as Ss The Of In
sSurt an instrument 4 spprspriason Which declares
RE according . the terms q The act Of CenTress se
ness The follOwinF res. in the Dis-irt Of Co.
lamhis.
re :5,f the 20 .S
sstts : Cowins " 5ssse oosis1er and wife ey deed
NJ II .. folio 4s7 Of he lana reSords Of said Dis:
trick sP aS beng described in said DEED As toews;
reyed to the said JacoS colciszer ia deei executed
land records Of %sssiaEton county Dis:-ci Of CO
fully n Ss . 81 10 vii
and occupied ' by p,nie Y coelsuer h i iyna
and being in the county o: Washington and District u
H5 iS% ss the ssaRsS 1aa
sann and Ps.i G Ss ger, NIL make up the
re sad Part s.;n rs Is t0 FOL rvs p,r
from stone At the nor,ae1st neI q the cow9s
tween Warner and 90 Wing; thence south Is a-gr.s
the the between warner srd 5ownS thence south
ceres, east g.! min1i.s : seoanista ths Plnsy
~ minutes east. distance OF - minutes seconds 70
Eoint OF he.inninZ, containing l2,g-b square feet.
That said instrument of deposit for tbs, purpose
snd that the said land aud premises. with the tn
proverents thereon, which spr-ar the u nj records
OF TIE District ., Colnmois, ownei by senriets
r. COwl.ng, and = certain james ". Richardson sp-
Tears to have an interest IN lien thereon said IN
court 10 sppont three persons 10 arprsse the damages
which the owners OF said land and premises may
said company and that such proceedings may be had
as may lie necessary for shat paETose.
And whereas the srSha Of the istri has rrtli ed
NJ, 80 b. found: Now therefore in rursnsncs ..
N order Of the court heretofor. raised. mott =
hereby z ven 10 The shove named Henri-ta r. Cow
representatives II they either OF them be dead. 20
srpesr before this Court in General Term the 9Th
that day. thereafter counsel can be heard
to show cause il they have. hy such appraisers
shall not be appointed All such MIs !eeerSs e had
tt.o-neY for tie Brigltvooi Railway Compsnv
no, Is. tuSfr-Sw of the District of C0,u-l Dia.
IN THE SUPREME CoURT OF THE DISTRICT
or CoLCMBiA.
ct al. No. r. 975, in equity
Ur"a motion Of the solicitor fog the complainant 1t
is, by NE court this l0A day Of Decemb-r 4. n 1892
ordered that all usssous having claims sranst the
estate of FRANCES NJ NcCRISTAI, deceased an
pear herein before James IL PAYNE. esq. auditor At
on the SEVENTH DAY or JANUARY. A. b isN3.
and establish their claims otherwise 20 h. forever
the real estate these PROCEEDINGS described or the
proceeds thereof provided that copy Of This order
be ished IA eacA days edition of The Evening star
newspaper for three weeks before the said day.
1t - further ordered that she order notice to
creditors passed herein on the l2ta dsy OF DecAI-
Der, A. ID. 1892. requiring such creditors establish
their c. inns before January L. 1873 be and the
A. C BRADLEY. Justice.
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
GlG-d3y BY L. P. WILLIAMS Asst. Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
FOR EIGHT DOOMED MEN,
Building the scaffbld for the Murderers
DIR. Hill.

DIR. Hill.
Mr.. James Pote one Of the watchmen and a
mechanic, commenced today to build the scat
fold for the Hill murderers at Chesterton, Md
The gailows will be erected in the iucosed yard
fronting Cross street, and where Thomas
Thompson was hanged last January. The en-
trance to the scaffold will be from the north
end Of the lower corridor. within few feet of
where the men now confined. The gallows
proper will be twenty feet long and eight feet
wide. The main beam upon which the men
will hang will be Of Georgia pine. six by eight
inches. Four traps will be arranged under this
beam, four and a half feet each, on each of
which two men will stand. These traps will be
worked by lover by Sheriff Plummer. and the
drop will be simultaneously. The lower por-
ton of the scatfold, from the teeps to the
ground. will be open, while from Apjatform
to the beam will be inclosed ous1 Sides
bo1-liEe, with top over the beam he side
next to the jail will be left OPEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
WaV Below Zero.

Tuesday night was the coolest of the season
in Vermont, thirty-two degrees below. The
granite cutters we're unable to work yesterday
at Barre and the weather was colder last night
Ottawa. Canada, is now experiencing the
coolest weather it has known for some years
At 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning the mercury
was 81 degrees below. At Pembroke 40 degrees
below was registered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

DROP. l. wUNDRAM,s ELECTORAL Has
\ vide reputation In Europe nerve tonic and sp-
sss debility or imPsirsd digsstion will derive
aromatic herb medicine than from any silniisr prsps
ration on the market While sick headache Will van<h
saie b sshsiisx sssyens COZ nth g .Sa pa: ave,
Co. Alexandria Va. dsnsrl Assns for b, s. and
Canada d7-am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

stood together in 1861. Victory will be ours. 4"
Commander Williams closed his address by
ssying few words in praise Of the W. X. O..
The Musical Union rendered a patriotic
selection and then Mrs Evans. president of the
W. r. O.. delivered an address, which was fol-
lowed BY a few remarks from Comrade Ander-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
The A. A. u. Cham pioos nj pc.

Everything is in readiness for the big cham
pionship meeting Of the Amateur Athletic
Union which begins tonight at the Academy Of
Music. Philadelphia. Competitors from New
York. Baltimore, Brooklyn, Newark and Pitts
burg commenced to arrive late last night, and
b. O'Clock today, the hour which is designated
by the committee to weigh In, the athletic rep
resentatl0n of those cities will be on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Two Wish to Bring the Vote.

There is an interesting fight going on within
the ranks Of Tammany Hail. 1t is over the
question as to who shall be the messenger to be
delegated by the New York electoral college to
bring its vote to Washington. This is the
highest honor that any one connected with tho
college can have. The two candidates now in
the field are Isidor Wormser, the banker, and
Nelson Smith, the chairman Of the Tammany
Hall general COMMITTEES. Who will get tbs
honor will depend upon Ms. Croker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Proposed Pilgrimage To Jerusaleu.

Rev. Henry S. Lunn, NJ. D.. a Wesleyan min
lister OF London. with the assistance Of the son
Of the bishop of Worcester, Is making arrange
ments for Christian reunion and pilgrimage
to Jerusalem to take place in the autumn.
Archdsaeon Farrsr and a number of bishops
viii take part in the pilgrimage Archdeseop
Farrar will deliver six lectures in Jerusalem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

TIE ACME PHoNoGRAPHY AND BUSINESS
j School has removed TO the Builders Exchange.
and Business Course day and evening Dict.iion
pupils m sanu.r
DIANO INSTRUCTION MISS MAY H. MEAD,
certihcatsd pupil Of Herr kaif Of The Royal Con-
sired 2darsss f ~ h0ss &C.
= presented free 70 the rst 100 pupiis who join our
Sacs messc TsDrodeb work %
F bald School OF Business. 213 Cstn.w. iaS-:f
NJ ESafIsH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
soo,6,n ~, l.qng ladies' and dtis Chs sr
T.. take few more private students in Preparation
FOR eolege civil service examination. Sc. or win
15yssrs' experience. dIalst'
WAsH1NGT0N FEMALE SEMINARY.
"a a nssI DAY HA seSoa
AZ, ,ppe to Ms 4 Il n
Ct. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Vermont ave. and Thomas Circle.
Call or send for Annual Catalogue. jAo-Sn
BUSINESS EDUCATION = TYPEwRITING.
booSKsepins. renmsnship. sS year Bipiomat and
e fG GoEE
s.w. coz. Sth and X SITS. NV. ocI7-;im
pR1vATE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH
i branches Latin. French and German. by New
i angSnd iady etFer,enisd in Nav England pN,ic
ntnoplS. -1uulese - a., otsr "llee O,su- Nv
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 900 K
~ ST. n W. Piano department Private or ci3ss
lessons Pupils In class admitted for term Of FIVE
H RI. Principa late Of the New lg!and conservs-
tory of Music. Boston. Mass. d3S-sts
pHYSICAL TRAINING. DEPC RTMEST AND
i Dancing New ork Avenue G Fmnasum, 1881
1888 st. Adult la ncing class Tuesday and Friday
evenings. Chi drens class. Wednesday and SATURDAY.
SGf ffsE' frnsSa d2si hh?E
RANJO. MANDOLIN. GUITAH.-THORouaH
ID and rapid instructions. Day or evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. HOWES.
d9-lm" 936 X ST. W.
MRS. GRACE A. X. STEELE, SOPRANO AND
AVA specialist in voice building best American and
European advantages; straining of voice. Cali
send address. 1532 st. Il. W. ds-th. s5.tulm'
"opD'S CON MERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
W Of Shorthand and TypeHriting. 40l and f01 East
Capitol 81 day and nirht sessions persons prepared
for exeminations Hraduates assisted pu.itilus dl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Fob ABUSE OF ALCOHOL
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

Nh W. e. Crane, Mitchell, OAK, says: .sIt has
fraven eGDost specific for this disorder; it checks
tievs9ftng. restores the appetite and at the same
time, allaysShe fear Of impending dissolution that
u 30 Common to heavy Drinkers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
elR. y. j. CARLETON,

4 IN. o. j. CARLETON.
5o7 ETH st. nv
Graduated london. England 1897: New York. 1879.
B!adeernnd Kidney Ailments, Acute Chrouic
Blood or skin Diseases. Nerve Ek-
haustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
Do YOU FEEL
More tired .n Ire morning than IN -c,,- =, he'd
Dull. sometimes stupid. have melancholy spells
unable 10 concentrate your mind. roor memory. fe
nht either for business or society fee shy desire
be alone. irritable. desponaent and almost demora
lied. feel generally used up and that life is losing
charm for YOU II so. you are afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY
DO begin TO realize that you not so vigorous
as formerly have not the oldtme energy vitality
are .losn2 your grp and lack tbs vim o. other days
which enabled you to thrust tries aside march
onward 10 success? If so. yonr case is one u
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DO YOU experience pa!pitstion o. the heart when
your heart boot Euary. sometimes fast and then
feel as 1T were a pt to stop. have pains Of
dsring character. di33S spells. &C.. &C., Iso.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN.
People often think the condition is something feel
essamed o.. and too frequently fall willing victim
into the hands Of some Of the designing qnaeks who
infsst our large cities go TO doctor in general
practice who in his ignorance through lack Of er-
Tsr!enee and knoglsdge Of correct treatment doses
the poor. delnaed individual with the bronides to
ssturaton OF stimulates him within inch Of in
sanity by phosphorus. strychniae. Damiana, &c
The Causes and proper mode OF treatnent Of these
troubles but little understood by the general prsc
ttionsr of medicine. and the wildly gloomy word
pictures OF the quacks alleged literature too often
cause susceptible 10 become completely unperved
Where shall 20 to get curedy" many q poor suf-
ferer asks. not knowing whom to trust Co where
thousands have before and be restored TO perfect
health lou should st once consult Dr. Carleton, W.,
spositivey the only advertising surgeon in the Uni.si
who treats troubles recognized scentiac
and curative principles and has made their sue
cessful treatment uss study Expert urinary
analysis. chemical and microsoopal- Neurssths-
Mia NERVE exhaustion diseases of the bladder kid
neys. SKIN blood or nervous system. any acute
chronic disease within the range Of my specially can
be trested with skill and success born OF experience
and aa-eArnss.ness OF desire to bensnt my pateasa
Hours. Sto2. 4 to s. sunday. ~ only CoasaIss-
toufree. For furtaex tATIacG1Ars So '.xost. '
oc22tu. th&s.G
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n S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Cor. sth and sts NV
The Leading dental organization q,
America. Comros exclusively o. experts
and pledged TO scientific dentistry 1T mod
crate prices. Sole owner OF Zoains, the
'srideGlcGks" snRs:hetic. No danger, no
pain and no sleep. Fee card In another
column. ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

EPosEoN's DENTAL PsRLOR FST.BI IsIEp
VI 1857. Los lith ST n. Full sets e., Nl2 zn1
$50 Old plates made new. Open day and might and
SUNDAYS Filling <l up. Old and new processes Used
oc25-3ms
nR. :. PARSONS. =. y. COR prH AND STA
II Unwilling speciality. Aching and ulcersiai
teeth restored by the crcwusyss. Aocal eta
applied to gums TO alleviate pain il extracting All
branches Of dentistry. oo5
ETEE DENTAL INFIRM.RY-rEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF mste-si az b 2, -. n dental department
CT the Columbian University. from / to . p. daily
except Sunday; extraction free. inTmary open from
october2 TO June3o se26u
nENTAL INFIaN ARy-NaTIONAL UNIvER-
- sity, cor sth and sts n. Open % D. al
year. Extracting. So. ,rss FILMS sod plates 20
oI materials .sIo-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

he BrRI1Tz school,. OF IANGCk4ys
S.l3 l4th St y.
l3 American and European Branches.
French. German. Spanish. Italian. English. Latin.
Greek and Transactions.
Also
FRENCH GERMAN LECTURES L COMEDIES
livery Saturday at ID. Free 10 pupils.
send for circulars and programs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
PROFESSIONAL.

ERFE or CHARGE
L Minnie brown. New York clairvoyan,. with
ness t-r which you are bet sdartel FREE siitinss
ooc. ana 81. Hours, II An. 9 I'm.
j5-3t' =. - hn,!dinr.
EHor. clay - TfEE GInWSV pSrAstI,HEp
advertising el-irvoyant ss--oloser aai faedl IN "A
Born with wonderful! prophetic Eift o.second sigh.
reveals hidden mysteries. RECEIVERS properly OF
s.elsn goods. p'lrts on yoU- enemies from your
RAGE win t2uy results, els whether re one YOU
IN 5she.s M s rsn. ri Ina .,.'
Stranger. from Other cities sud al in trouble viii
Is he sa,leis xhere Che. hsys fail cSnviaes.
most skeptirsl. Adgezyis-. only aha; i.e oan Al
business ,,2ntdental sitJ:ass %. Lou.s, 2 toa
e.. n,i.sn snntays i'ssdsaes 40 II st., be- ~ sai
NTME. PERRIN. THE TRrEsT DEsTIAY
w reader OF the .yfornstiaJl given with pae-
1921 Marion s. n W, bet oh snd I'll. A. ana 8 sts
pHF E0sFOEn ELrcTRrC INDICATED VApoP
hst1s tar 5ssutcsti. ana nervous troubles. Also
and b, sGsiiyins Ire complexion. 3is Ii -. ".
DE SURE 10 CONSULT .MsA. Ex-SIpsY
ID queen, "la.rvcyant snI .-tco.oEi-t. a lI;eioat
.tGgent q 9ccu!tsH no -. s. sw hours; a.
rANILE.oI rlLIls AL TIE EVENTS or
hopT. n T. p;i Sapday-. s'c3 Fs-, 5oc.
ana j. 5l i-i' Df'A"A are az E. between Al "na s'~
nR: SARA wAYCCrT. LOCATED 1927 y W.
H E1ves cabinet W. paths and -.ieIl; .lc
Tor Rheumatism. -1us and ueryoIs i.sesse- rot
NINE. RAPHAEL. CELEBRATED CLAIRYoy-
w n and a~'ruo'r~: hori ~th caul. gives naups
aud lucky .i-s cells loT 10 retain a-5Sne oNer
GlNrs 10Y shc- line present 20 ladies Consult her
on love- bush. helltl, size wont dup- 80 u with
worthless charms $40 4. NV. Room 10, d5I-Ct-
t,,IE. FRANCIS GIVES LIE FROM CRADLE 10
vi rave; viii lge lurs charms AID remove eva
E.-Tlrtce- this Wees only tree wltn each sitting.
huu u. 81 20 =. Ia > % L. -. d3l-6s.
ME pEEAHER. TiE ONLY CELEBRATED
u -hi-h ami German 's,ro!oSst IL TIE city Tells
al events o. lie. o1sN npu-s. . - q sun
DAY. 10 q. L.. to , pm 150S liza 81 NV d26,mSsd'
Jf3E- BROOKE TELLS Al. THy EVENTS oY
VA Lie. All business coRt -;iai Ladies' and genti--
p..n, ooc each oirS, y = "a 70 p n 3oL-...
between lst ana Srsh capitol SIC nv. ocla3n'
MRS FLORENCE RICH WHITE. or Boston.
vi Trance anf husine.~ ulcii an. Cfce hours 10 10
pariurs slG H. -. n rs; circle Tuesday -nl
Thursday evenings a; oc,ocL. ua3.,n"
DEcF. HECTOR TaDaAS Or THE MAGNETIC
Institute OF Paris treatments re- 80 flaf5ant'.
sidpnre IT at rs ofics. tr.i t3Vh Best VI
references O.ire hours - 40 - m. and to : y IN
ChrCnic aud nervous Diseases 4 speciality. n:sglm-
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIRoPo
w di,t. .03 l2ra sr S.-Tlis ?Ely inn.-,.r sal
DEL 90 )iDn -0G;E ~ Nes YORK nae0Is
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DRUNKENNESS Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT Posi-
~ lively cured BY Administering
Dr.. HAINEs' GOLDEN sFEcffIo.
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SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. 8. CO

Tosouthampton London Havrs,. Bremen.
HsvsL Tues Dsc =. IL g N sasle, Sat- Dec. 81
6Am; IAhn, Tues Jan 3. 2 :. m. Meier, Tues, Jan
10 10 m Eioe. Tuea Jan IL o N. Aiier Tues.
Somfers.5l. stat. ROOMS. ..o.Isn. table. lu.srioa.
saloon appointments Prices First cabin, 80 AMI
upward berth. according location; second cabin
800 bsrthi steerags 1t low rstsA Apply - e. y.
DROOP. os6 Penn. ava se3
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DENTISTRY.

'l'HE EVANS DENTAL PARLoEs.
1917 Penn. n W.
SPECIALIST IL GROW AND BRIDGE WORK.
tISE GOLD AND A&ALGaM FIlII NaS
EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN.
We r.afe full Ses - Teeth fritaa- upper a- lower,
fer IS The Perfect adjustment - tie guns sna
;sic setting Of che t-e gives astura OPPRESSION 70
tie cogateu0ucs AID ANse cgu.tJrt ana
siIaYan, re3
We insert partial sets NV system of Crown and
Bridge work. svoilin- the use of ria.s Vii. al Us
dls"OnlfOris and aEnpysnrcs. Ts5-Im'
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FUNSTON INSTITUTE 3Ol7 q ST. NV
" A Boarding and Day School for Girls
For circulars address
do-lm Mr.. and Mrs. BEVERLEY r. MasoN.
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
- 1896 New York ave
Irof. PAULE yOINOT. diplone de run.Vers!te de
France. Principal. d. I'm,
tTLOCUTION. PHYSICAL CULTURE. LESSONS
- in studio or al rnpi's residence. Close stndy
my system must produce line readers and orators.
Mrs ELIZABETH MING. o0T East Capitol 81.
oco3nIt
TT 1NSTRUCTTON.-THE GRFATEST cPpOa-
"A tunity offered to parents children teacher-
designers decorators artists TO learn drsF aud
RANT perfectly best and cheapest. Crsyon. pastel,
water color>. china and oil painting. Stretching AMI
painting from nature can Os learned in few days.
Call and soc tho wonderful progress OF students Por
traits 10 order from % To b. 900 The teacher, J. R.
Morrell, has had twelve medals and studied ffscsn
years with the most celebrated artists in EUROPE
SUO, 600 worth OF raintngs exhibition ana for sale
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