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JACKSONVILLE. OREGON, FRIDAY. .JUNI Iti. 1876.
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VOL. VI
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Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s
T. A. DAVIS.
im:
EDK AI lOX ix I.AKL COI M Y.
T. ft. DÄVIS & CO.,
1<’ANCY
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NO. 25.
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oía » stoic y over .
lion. Q. A. Brooks, School Superin
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN AT TIIE BOTTOM
fendent of Luke County, has furnished
............ L. F. Grover
i Jnvernor,.................
FURNISH IN»J and
OF THE EVIL.
..... s. F. ('haihvick
Secretary of ate,...
lion. L. L. llowland, State Superin
............
\.
H.
Brown
Slate Treasurer,......
tendent of Public Instruction, the fol
........ M
M. . V. Brown W HOLESA L E DRUGG ISTS,
«tale Printer................................
The New York >87 ot thus 1 »resents
lowing
history of educational matters
I Rowland
Snp’l of Public Instruction... L. L.
goods
the
.-ituation :
in the young and growing county of
FIRST juiuciai . pimrut .
It is wonderful how much beautiful
71 FRONT STREET,
Lake, which the .Mercury has been
• in-uit Jndg« ........................................ P. P. Prim
GIRLS'
BOYS'
and
won
on have had to do with the uor-
Attorney
.........................
H.
K.
Hanna
1 »¡strict
permitted to publish :
JACKSON COFN'l'Y.
This county being the youngest in ruption of Grant’s administration.
POKTI.AND, ORKGON.
When Secor Robeson paid $93,066
C
LOTH
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NG,
R
E
A
DY-MAD
E
......
E.
B.
Watson
1 'minty Judge.....................
the State, only thirteen months old,
(John
O
’
Brien.
to
Secor, in the teeth of the law, “a
the history of her progress in educa
i 'minty Commissione rs
■ i M. A. 11 ueston
tional development is necessarily brief. present to a lady,” valued at $5,900.
...J. W. Manning
sheriff,
TE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
SHOES,
BOOTS
and
.... E. 11. Foiidrav
Ulerk...
'Fhe act of the Legislature creating was said to have been delivered before
i a complete stock of
,...K. Kiibli
’I’rmsurer........................
Lakc-county wasapproved <)ct. 24,1874, hand.
W. / A. • ’hilders
•\ ssesMt >r,.........................
When George 11. Williams was At
' edies , bedsteads a - <w.i ms, but did not take effect, under our Con-
IL < I’. Fleming
School Sii|M*rintcn<lcnt
DRUGS,
torney
General, a very beautiful, sty-
Surveyor........................ ............ I. S. Howard
stitutiol), until Jail, 22, 1875. The
...............
II.
T.
Inlow
< 'oroner..........................
new county formerly formed a part of lish ami celebrated woman <>f great
Otlicial Pa|H*r................. ..D emocratic T im es
rillTHIMÎ,
Jackson county, and, previous to the distinction and influence in Washing
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
separation, contained only two organ- ton, employed a clerk in the Depart
PATENT
MEDICINES,
County Jinlije,.......................... M. F. Baldwin
ized sch' (»l disllicts. It will he borne ment of .Justice, so called, to make
I S. Mess«*mrer,
LIQUORS,
TOBACCO
and
CIGARS,
County» ommiss,oners........ I
n ,. civ .
:n mind also that this county 1 was the out fraudulent vouchers by means of
GI.ASSWAliE, WÍXDOW GLASS,
scene of the terrible Modoc : Indian which she obtained money from the
Sheriff........................................ ..Dan. L. Green
clerk............................................ Chas. Hmrhes
war ol 1872 and ’73, a bloody conflict Treasury of the United States for her
Tiea-nrcr...................................... Wm. Nnuclte
PAINTS. OILS AND
in which many of our settlers were private use.
A ****<'’<**< >r................................ .. ohn Taylor
When George II. Williams, Attor
murdered, and others with their fam-
School Superintendent,............... L M. Smith
PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, At E. Jacob's New Store.
ney
General of the United States, in
Surveyor,.................................. M*. N. Sanders
¡lies forced to flee the country, The
»'oroner...................................... Geo. E. Brigijs
war was a sad blow to our school in terposed appeals to the Supreme Court
otlicial Paper..................... D emocratic T imes
BLUE VITRIOL.
terests, from which the county is onlv against the payment of certain claim**
Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville.
(* ourt sittinos .
just commencing to recover. Under which had been decided by the Court
J<n*U<<o>i C<»»mO/.—Circuit Court, second
LUBRICATING OILS ETC. ETC.
these adverse circumstance's, ami being of claims in favor of the claimants,
Monday in Februnrv, June ami Noveml»er.
so young in years, no great progress in large sums of money were piid to a
Countv i’ourt. first Monday in each month.
very beautiful woman,whert upon those
Corinti/.— Circuit ('onrt, fourth
4 LI. Of'THE \BOVE ARTICLES SOLD the way of educational advancement
uppeaD were withdrawn ami the claim*;
Monday in April and fourth Monday in <><•-
~«'fSole Atrenfs for Dregein for the cele <"\ at the very lowest rates. If you don't could he reasonably expected.
tolter. <'minty Court, first Monday in Jan brated rAHBOfAP SHEEP DIP, which believe me, call ami ascertain prices for
'Fhe first School District organized paid. 31 r. Gazaway B. Lamar, who
uary, April. July and <4<*tolM*r.
kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, yourselves. No humbug !
had obtained such a judgment in the
and is a sure cure for screw-worm, seaband
All kinds ot produce and hides taken in within the limits of the new county
JACKSONVILLE PRECINCT.
Court
of Claims for the sum of $600,-
was
that
of
Linkville.
The
event
oc
exchange for goods.
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Justice of the Peace..................... I. IL Stinson foot rot. Circular sent on application.
<ui(>,
or
thereabouts, told us that lie
curred July 15, 1871, when the dis-
Constable................................... A. M. Asbury
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
tiict formed a part of Jackson County, had been invited to pay $50,000 in
“EXCELSIOB”
f N. Fisher, President,
and the organization, not withstanding this way ; and shortly after the appeal
| M. »'aton,
the Indian War, has been regularly in Lamar’s case w’as withdrawn, and
1 David Croncmiller,
Trustees
Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sis.,
got his money.
ET VETEA STA BEK kept up ever since. In 1872 a School he When
I J. Nunan,
thi< same George II. Williams
I George* Brown.
District was organized at Goo^e L ike.
Oregon.
Jacksonville.
Recorder....................................8. llavden
These were our only public schools pre wa<, not long afterwmrd, nominated by
Oregon St.. Jacksonville,
Treasurer......................................... Henry Pape
vious to the organization ot the new President (¡rant to be Chief .Justice of
Marshal...................................... ’• P. McDaniel
county, and were mainly supported by the United States, it was the fascina
St reef »'ommissioner,...................J. »’. AX e'ss
PROPRIETOR.
W.
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tion which a beautiful woman found
DAVID LINN
private subscription.
The first action of our County School moans to exercise over the* mind of
PROFESSIONAL ( ARDS.
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment
in President Grunt which secund that
Superintendent, my predece
of furniture, consisting of
AYING JUST RECEIVED A NEW laying oil’ new di-tiicts, was
the nomination for Williams.
B. F. HOLSCLAW. M. D..
BEDSTEADS,
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car- 28ih of May list. There v
When anonymous letters addressed
six
riages,
1
am
now
prepared
I*»
furnish
my
BUREAUS. TABLES.
now to various ladies of the Cabinet, mak
-chools taught last year, and
patronsand t lie public generally with as
PHYSICIAN A N D S U R G E O N .
ing statements of a very unpleasant
have
11
School
Districts,
all
<
GUILD MOULDINGS,
FINE TURNOUTS
character,
were traced by detectives to
are now either organized or v
STANDS,
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
the author-hip of a certain beautiful
Keibyville. Oreron.
As can be bad on the Pacific Const. Saddle time to receive a poition of this year’s
C1T \IRS OF ALL KINDS.
horses hire«I to izo to an v part of t he countrv. I school funds. 'Flic following qre the woman, the protection of tl'.o Presi
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses
dent was no longer omnipotent, and
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, broke to work single or double. Horses present School Districts <»f the county:
Linkville District No. 1, Bonanza 31 r. Williams was obliged to resign
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
boarded, and the best of can* bestowed upon
District No. 2, Sprague River District his office as Attorney Gen> ral. He
them while in mv charge.
Has removed to Jacksonville, ami temlers
No. 3, Pine Creek District No. 4, Goose had been retain»* 1, n it withstanding
Also Doors. Sash and Blinds always on
his professional services to the public.
Ki?
MY
TERMS
ARE
REASONABLE.
Lake District No. 5, Antler Disi riet the immense and multiform corruption
Ollice ami residciH-e on Thin! street, oppo han't and made to order. Planing done on
reasonable
terms.
Undertaking
a
spe
site ami east of the M. E. I'hurch.
A liberal share of the public patronage is No. G, Chewaucan District No. 7, Sum and stealing of which he was guilty
cialty.
solicited.
W. J. FLYMAI.E.
mer Lake District No. 8, Eigle Point were wall known to Hamilton Fish,
G. H. AIKEN, M. D..
District No. 9, Crane Creek District George M. R-ihe-on, William W. Del-
THE
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY. No. io, Langell Valley District No. 11. nap, Columbus Delano and Ulysses S.
PHYSICIAN AND SUR G E O N ,
Reports from all the different dis Grant ; but he had to go on the detec
CITY DRUCf STORF.,
CONDUCTED BY
Jacksonville. Oregon.
anonymous letters ; anti
tricts will not reach me before the 10th tion
this
woman, and the Attor
of next month. In the absence of
THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES those reports, I respectfully submit the ne.v
JACKSONVILLE.
ns well, stepped down
OflirP—One door west of the W. I’. Tele
the
glories and delights
and
following statement of stu b statistical
graph otiice.
of
the
most
elevated
circle of shoddy
information, in reference to tin? pres
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rpiIE
SUHOT.ASTD
’
YF\R
OF
THIS
rpiIE NEW FIRM OF KAHLER A B ro . I school will commence about the middle ent educational status of this county life in Washington. They did not,
J. A. CALLENDER, M. D..
I have the largest and most complete
of August, ami is divided in four sessions, as 1 have been able to gather from however, piss aw.iy from Grant’s con
assortment
ot
PHYSICIAN AND S V R G E O N ,
of eleven weeks each. The following are the other sources :
stant affections ; lor, with the expul
terms:
No. of children in the county over 4 sion of Bristow and the revolution in
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON.
S-tn.oo
Board ami tuition, per term
his Cabinet, which In* so zealou-ly con
4.00 and under 20 years of age, 562 ; No.
Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also Bed ami Beddimr...................
Drawing and painting..........
8.00 of children enrolled in public schools templated until lightning struck him
the latest and finest styles of
Piano.........................................
. 15.00 during the year, 115 ; No. of children a few days ago, Williams was to have
< »ilice* at residence, on Fifth street, op-
Entrance fee, onlv once......
. 5.00
posite the Court House.
STATIONERY,
enrolled in private schools during the been restored to power as Attorney
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
year, 357, No. of teachers employed (Jenera’.
And a great variety ot PERFUMES and
H. K. HANNA.
Th»* part which another beautiful
T< »1 LET A RTH LES, including the best and Primary, perform,................................... $ ft.00 in public schools, , 6 ; No. of teachers .
and
noted woman has played in thi<
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, cheapest assortment ot »'» »M M< >N and PER Junior,
“
.................................... 8.00 employed in private schools, 5 ; aver
FUMED SOM’S in this market.
Senior,
“
.................................... 10.00 age No. of months taught in each public drama of errruption has been much
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Pupils are received at any time, and their school during the year, 6 ; average No. commented upon by the press of late,
44
ROBT. K A1I LER, Druggist.
terms will bo counted from the day of their
and her seductive feminine charms
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
entrance. For further parti< ulars apply at of months taught in each private
Prompt attention given to all business left I
have evidently done much to soften
the Academy.
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school during the year, 3‘.
MRS. BROWN,
in my «-are.
The area of the county is about 11,- the public indignation toward her
Ollice in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs.
TABLE ROCK SALOON, 400 square miles, with a population, vice*4.
ASHLAND,
And now it seems that it was a pres
E. B. WATSON
exclusive of Indians on the Klamath
V. w. KAHLER.
I
OREGON STREET,
Indian Reservation and the Military ent worth .$4,800 to “the first lady of
KAHLER &, WATSON,
Millinery and Ladies Goods, WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. at Fort Klamath, of about 1,000 souls. the United States” which secured for
ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW,
The country is mountainous, the ; General Rufus Ingalls tin? immense
lowest plateaus being at least 4,000 chances that belong to th»* control of
RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
he proprietors of tuts well - feet above the level of the ocean. The QuartermaMer General’s office.
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
known and popular resort would in chief industry is stock raising, which
This is tin* old, old story over again.
form
their friends anti the public generally
other < ’onrts of this ¡State.
Flowers, Feathers and Trimmings,
Wherever
there is mi-chief the women
that a complete and first-class stock of the is incompatible with populous settle
Othcv in Court House—upstairs.
are
pretty
sure to be in it ; and the
best brands of liquors, winos, cigars, ale and ments, so indispensable to the growth
porter, etc., is constantly* kept on hand. of all educational institutions. Hence men, with characteristic meanness, try
HAIR, JUTE AND
JAMES S. HOWARD,
Thev will be pleased to have their friends
the number of settlements containing to put off upon them as much of the
“call and smile.”
V. S. ÜEITTY MINERAI. SURVEYOR
sufficient population to support a school blame as possible.
CABINET.
LINEN BRAIDS AND SWITCHES,
FOR JACKSON,
A Cabinet of Curiosities may also }>o found are necess: rily few and scattering.
T he stupidity of the ojd colonial
here.
We would l>o pleased to have persons These conditions, of course, operate
—
ALSO
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possessing curiosities and specimens bring unfavorably to the growth of educa who went to the mill with his bag of
Josephine and Cnrrv counties, Oregon.
Otlicial surveys made and patents obtained
them in. ami we will place them in the Cab
tional interests; but the prospects in wheat on one side of his horse and a
at reasonable rates. Full copies of Mining
inet for inspection.
Agent
for
McCall
’
s
Bazaar
Fashions.
Liws and Decisions at my oilice in Jack
the near future are more encouraging. large stone on the other, to balance it,
WINTJEN A HELMS.
sonville, (»regon.
Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1871.
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The experience of the past year proves is (»nly equaled by the prevalent ab
that this county is better adapted to surdity known as the wheelbarrow.
FARMERS’ HOME,
H. KELLY,
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, agricultural pursuits than was hereto It is balanced so as to bring the load
ORTH’S BRICK BUILDING, UP-STAIRS,
fore supposed, and, as the tide of emi on the shoulders, but nevertheless, the
¡ATTORNEY *t COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
C alifornia S treet ,
gration flows westward, and the O. & whole civilized world submit as pa
Jacksonville. Oregon.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
tiently to it as though it was a neces
S. P. JONES,
Proprietor. C. It R. progresses northward, wecon- sary toothache. It Is a good deal worse
fidelity look for such accessions to our
JVill practice in all the Courts of the State, Board and Lodging..
85 per week
jproiiipt attention given to all business en B< »ard..........................
I population as will cause a great in than tax on tea. The Chinese have
....37’ ¿ cents
trusted to my care.
Single meals..............
one but the choicest and best crease in the number of our schools out-Yankee»! the Yankees on wheel
....... 25 cents
Otliee in the building formerly occupied l»y Lodging......................
Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars I and ¡»lace their support upon a much barrows. There is hut one wheel, like
Kahler A Watson, opposite Court House.
kept.
Leonard’s, but it is large and is placed
more desirable foundation.
RS. WILLIAMS TAKES THIS METII-
DRINKS, 12} CENTS.
in
the center of the load, so that grav
The foregoing is a brief outline of
•VÿTLL. JACKSON, Dentist,
. od of informing the public that she is
NO f’REDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t education in Lake county, its past ity furnishes its own shoulder. In
prepared to furnish board by the week, day
I or single meals, at reasonable terms. 1 he pay. Families needing anything in our line I
record, the difficulties with which it Shanghai thousands of these are to be
table will constantly be supplied wilh the can always l»o supplied with the purest and Í has had to contend, its present status seen on the streets—sort ot wheelbar
best the market affords. No Chinese em best to be found on the Coast. Give me a
and future prospects. In such a his row express wagons or hacks, the usual
ployed, ami satisfaction guaranteed. Give call, and you will bo well satisfied.
me a call and judge lor yourselves.
tory will be found little of interest, ex load being two persons, resting one
MRS. WILLIAMS.
on a frame that covers the wheel,
i New Boot and Shoe Store, cept in so far as it may serve to illus arm
Jacksonville, Nov. 26, 1875.
and
sitting on a platform on either
1
trate the old story of western progress
side.
A stalwart coolie will take four
i
C alifornia S treet ,
! and civilization—a community of pio
i
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
All Kinds of Job Printing
neers insured to hardships, surrounded men on his barrow without unusual
Oregon ! in their frontier isolation by discourag- effort. It is enough to make a Yankee
Jacksonville,
I ing obstacles, but struggling bravely on i pull his chin whiskers half out to see
1 VERY OPERATION PERTAINING TO
U the jaw skilfully performed at reasona
to secure comfortable homes, aril to a Chinese farmer rolling along a live
NEATLY A CHEAPLY EXECUTED AT
aving permanently located
fat li-'g to the slaughter-house, with
ble rates.
.
in Jacksonville, the undersigned re establish those educational interests
No more rmUf will be given atter the
that will ensure liberty, prosperity, en out the everlasting draw on his pa
spectfully informs the public that he is
first of Jan nary* U?78, I will take all kinds
prepared
to
do
al)
kinds
of
work
in
the
boot
lightenment, and g^od government tn tience, ingenuity and classic vocabu
of nroduve.
,
, r
and «¡hoe making line. Satisfaction guaran
Office »ml resident» on comer ni < ulifor- 1
lary.
. their posterity.
STATE OF OREGON
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Kate* ol' Niibncri pt ion
4'm* copy, per annuni^.............. x
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six months........... ».■.........
three months..................
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The St. Louis Times says: “The
first fruits of a Democratic Congress—
two hundred octavo volumes of five
hundred pages each — exposing the
shameful record of the last two Radi
cal administrations.
Judge Sawyer, of Sin Francisco has
decided that that portion of the act of
Congress providing that any manager
of a theater or similar institution guilty
of a misdemeanor who should refuse
admission to any colored person un
constitutional and void.
A correspondent writing under date
of May 24th from Pine Opening oil
the military road from Eugene to Fort
Klamath, says: “The snow on the
Cascades is about ten miles across, and
melting rapidly. Two men and a wo
man came across yesterday without
much trouble.”
I)r. Bunnell, S perintendent of the
Esther mine, in Josephine county, re
ports everything favorable in connec
tion therewith, ami the pro-peetd of
the ledge never showed better than
they do at,'the present time. Work is
being crowded ami tiie mill Is running
to its utmost capacity.
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Indications are that wool will not be
in so great a demand this year as for
merly, although latest dispatches indi
cate a better showing. z\. telegram of
June 6th says: Wool is in light de
mand. Colorado, w shed, 18@26c;
unwashed, 14016c; extra and Merino,
pulled, 3(J(u 32)c; N>». 1 super, pulled,
36032 •; Fex is, fine and medium,
18025 ; coarse, 16018.
The Philadelphia corre-pondent of
the Chicago Courier writes : Besides
the 120-foot plank the Oregonians have
a section of a lir tree seven feet six
inches in diameter, 130 feet from the
ground, and a section of another fir
tree five feet through 200 feet from
the ground. Oregon will not have
any palm tree her»*, but she is to carry
off the palm so far as trues are con
cerned.
Jarret A Palmer’s Fast Train made
the following lime from New York to
S»n Francisco: To Philadelphia, 90
miles ftom Jer-ev City, one Imur and
40 minutes; Harrisburg, 196 miles, 3
hours ; Altoona, 327 miles, 7 Imurs ;
Pittsburg, 441 miles, 10 hours; Chi
cago, 913 miles, 2<l hours ; crossing the
Missis-ippi River at Clinton, 23) hours;
Omaha, l,4o5 miles, 32 hours; Chey
enne, 1,932 miles, 40 hours; Ogden,
2,435,55 hours; San Francisco, 3,317
miles, 84 hours.
A G reat P aper .—The New York
Sun is ejuite a newspaper, as the fol
lowing figures, taken from R »well*«/
Newspaper Reporter, will attest :
During the year ending March II th,
46,799,769 copies were printed, or an
avirige daily cin*uhition of 136,600
copies.
In priming these papers
3,426,610 |M»unds of paper were used.
The editorial force numbers 105, with
Charles A. Dana as editor-in-chief, and
65 printers set type. Fourteen sets of
stcreotype plates are taken from the
type, so that fourteen papers are
printed simultaneously from seven
pres-es, two of which print 300 Suns a
minute, and the other five 200 each.
This does not suffice, however, and one
with a capacity of 50,000 an hour is
being erectcil for them. It only costs
$15,827.17 a week to run the itistilu-
tion, and yet they sell the pa|»erat two
cents a copy, and nuke money enough
from tiie subscript ion alone to more
than pay expenses, to siy nothing of
advertisements. Yet there are seven
other journals of more importance in
New York city th in the Sun.
W hat T hey S ay .—From all sources
we hear commendatory ulter.in-es in
regard to th** renomin ition of lion. L
F. Line. The Dayton (W T Aetcj)
says : Mr. Line has already proved
himself to be one of the best repre
sentatives Oregon has ever had in Con
gress, ami Ins re-electHn, which is cer
tain, will be nothing more than a just
recognition of his abilities and services
in behalf of the it terests of his State.
The platform of principles prosentusi
to the people l»y the convention th it
nominate<l him meets all the live
issues of the times, fairly and square
ly, ami invites the court.lenre of every
candid ami unprejudiced mind. The
remainder of the ticket is made up «»(
the best men in tiie party and in tiie
Slate, and the harmonious action of
the convention ensures success next
month.
C ure for C orns .—There is hut one
cure for corns, and that is? 'Fake a
lemon and roll it until it is soft, cut a
thick slice and bind it <»n>lhe corn on
retiring at night. In the morning, it
tin* corn is while and disintegrated,
pull it out with your finger nail----
never cut a corn. Soin» times sev oral
applications of the lemon slices will !»<•
necessary, but the corns are bound Io
succu'nb, and you can dance (lie next
night if you like, After you remove
the corns wear ehoe *• that fit ami a to
not too stiff in Ih«* soles.
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