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DR.. W. HI. BARRETT.

DR.. w. HI. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
IA, ass Removed to No. l4o2 street N. W., corner
,,,n s.IeeI. estf
% DE-; A. PRATT. Gredaste Of Ohio College
doors south Of oad FF siic1 Ss' Hail
Refers Il. A. Bacon and Rev W b. Evans mis-
DRo0hs Y. M. Q. a. ..,
FREE READING Rooms, -A1 : ''ss''
FREE iPRsS EI6SI LIBRARY.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS,
SOCIAL kISEfFi6s sSSoIETr'
,rHese are invited to visit the E00ms and use it,
HTHK DOG DA ars AND THEIR DAN
Al this of the year the blood is apt to be-
Scdy bied the system geisxed msihg II s sne
cepnbe TO attacks Of chills and fevers, rheumatism
he ~. es Of If , tbs
t. nI nay b as9fsd b tn use Of fer s1s,ss
DELIGHT. 1t is harmless in its effects, but pow
erful eremy to diseases. Try it, and you will lind it
OF, TUFTS HAZE NE6 SKs 4crs ISs sa:sscss
~ From THE EARLIEST AGES
70 the present day, serofpla has as been the
the worlds history that person known to be infect
Sd With il wouls not be allowed to mix with society.
ror By the use Of the sAAA RIIAN's RooT AND HKRB
.fd sSs % S b. g
$SSf ISP = AfSF jsiSEs 81. PEI ss..Is:
Sisis: DESMOND CO., Proprietor, rs Race ST.,
MISS NJ. A BROWN WILL REOPEN HEB
Nl SCHOOL FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, Monday,
September I'd, at No 6lO ] street N. W. su2s-3t'
NIIss L. THOMSON SCHOOL Will RE.
WI open on MONDAY, september 81; 135 On
street north. Au29 St.
EN9LIsB, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL IN.
ser I H, sPRE On
sVS, X. For further
ST. MATTHEW'S DESTITUTE, K STREET.
Photography taught in the COLI siate epartments
avs ta''nsr DAr' sRo epr4o RIAs President
MES. WANDA sMOLiNsKA WILLIAMS, q
give srissis lessor. in FksSGa and H MGsiG.
IS s. P..riels
Address 1906 street. IRepub.l au29As
SALT sALTIl sALflll
Cargo Of GROUND ALUM SALT. now disshars.
ing sx n. hunson," and for sale in lots to suit.
IL. rHOs. DAVIS 90,
Phof0sALYE ISL EEH Gxsk II sokrnshS
BoARDor PrBLIc WORKS ,DIsIaicr OF ooLuxsrA,(
WAsHINsvoN, August -, ISL
| Pro,ot Ais will be received until "WEDNESDAY,
September lS73. at II oclock m for the Buildines
By he Northern Liberty Market
he old material must be renewed within the
space OF ten days from the ard OF sale and the
purchaser MI remove all old material within that
time, leavioa the space occupied BY the marx 81
| free and clean.
Proposals will be addressed to the Vics Pres,dsn,
OF the Board Of Public Works, and eudor sed pro.
pOssis for purchase and remov al Of Northern Lberty
| Msrket,o and the amount Of purchase money must
be cited with the Treasurer the District oi
Columbia before the order for ii Of material 1.
| given. ALEX. u. sBBRHERD,
aug lKep 4 Chron. topyJ Vice Prssidsnt.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT Of OORsEIv as =
"A Bs ssf PSa 3 Ti1 'SLoyEs, q. NJ
] NIT us Market Spece. -
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MATTiEGLY WHEELER.
Auctioneers sni Brokers',
an24 Tier .NCRr2tl 500 9Th Al n "

1 For SALE or EKCHANGk
L BANE AT FALLS CD IL RCD, Va. OEE-HALF
ACkE With six room house, barn and great variety
Of fruit. Also, LOT on I street, between l2h and
IL streets west. by loo feet i'm ed with two
room bouses, which 1 desire 60 exchange for a
ses en- or eight noon house with modern I'M prove
ments, In central locality. Address W. W D. $40
ah street y. W. Meshineton. ID. @. an2l-.l,
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RE YOUR OWN LANDLORD.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS BARGAINS, -,

FOB SALr.-Six pew two stery BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSES on 18th street N. w, between W
sbd Boundary streets, six rooms each, three on a
Door. Houses set back some Is feet, pretty lawn in
front ready for shrubhery, beautiful verandah and
lands me picket fence 20 each house dollhouse
bots 10 feet deep opening alley. near State De
rartment CONVENIENT TO two street railroads, aud in
street improved and pavement laid.
Terms: $500 each; S3O cash, balance In msnthly
instruments Of $40. Apply TO
DObGE DARNEILLE
-. Real EsiIIs Brokers.
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PROFESSIONAL.

hh. b. MOORE,
- once and Residence, No. l92a PennsyIvarf
a,eIue, NesI emo. su2g ~
H. 81 sTH STREET., N. W. Aug "a ls7s
-. y. y; HhhTlGAN respectfully infornas the
pubic THAI he has returned o. the city and resumed
nR. J. II. DARRELL. DENTIST Wi be h.p,y
- 10 see bis ends aud patrons. Office
over fRAhhLiNs, optfcan. CharsesNS
moderate. auy-Im SCyo
Has. .. CLEPHAEE, EZ ERAIIrE
". SeHOsrarAer Ssr. Lofs nifh TJnesal K
Cbr-f az 10. O.. bow yoyf.rs az l,kv<fs
trsr 81 Csance-l, u. s. Os.u
C01qF., eJ- ~. (Ds1s,
~ lbs-f AZ Claws
CLEPHANE q BRAILEv
erENoGkAPHERs AND LAW REPs,RrGg-
Omces- No. lilo q street, between a. and "a
SetM cen 18th and ls:h SOpi hers Claims Issa,!st
6uilains. Short hard ports furui she N ta.fi-
IRONY sno otbcr p-OCeesirss q Court, nse,rfilgas
an OhsroerT, Arguments IN Pssorf Osses. 10.
nsrs-lE
~ G. sFAEKwEATEsR,
ENG INEEb AND sur ERsNTeNDssT.
iildinS - reduced pTfrg8 OFCe ~ - - staUt,
street. s.is hi
EAnks .. WILLIAMS,
kTTOREEEATLsW,
Been 3, GA second noor a. BArbour's "a. BaJIa,n,
Washington.
h,sos.E,'o~s ts4 Lo.issa.a sss.-. roi.g
noes :. nANgAr
No. = Ncuns's Law sUilG.ur,
1e,1 Washington, d. q.
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kHORsALE-On easy terms the SAMPLE ROOMS
No. oOs Penneylvauis avenue, next TO Metro
politsn Hotel. Inquire Of wELCkEB HAGER-
II, oOS 18TH street. aug7-im
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
BUILDERS DEPOT, 203 7rH STREET n. W.

Having on hand the LARGEST Stock OF DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS, &C., in the city, propose to sell 1t
VERY Low PRICES
for the next thirty days, to make room for goods yet
10 in. Parties IN want Of the above goods have
only to call and examine stock and Prices to safisy
themselves that mean what say. =
PERRY GOLDMAN,
au9-3m sos 1th q oppositeNCentre Market
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALF-rwo substantial SHOW wINpows.
Avn SSnSttsrs attached, DOORS, and Iron Frame
cry. ii ,es nS.s.;s ss,
For sALE-At Eastern Pound. " orkhou.e
NJ Mouhass) sAturdsv. sept. 7th, at
~ lone asrk bay HoSsr ard other AMI In
E93k sALE-The SCHOONER sRoBERT J.
sss' iSaai,s 70 y ssss in soSd order; -
13l 18th street. sns, a.
FOE sAhEaA HoRsE. hARNE Kiss, and JUMP.
Il SEAT kOCkANAY, I'm counle,e orssr -
sn be seen ~ Oh. stables OF Messrs HC- 62S
9th ard 9TH streets. auz,Ns
EoR sALE-A psir Of fne driving Bay HORSES,
Il Is hands high, 5 end years old. well a
Less and driving. BUGGY and HARNESS GA
Will be sold with BoIses, IL wanted InGulre Of
street. auesT lxs
REACTIFuL CouNrRY PB9PERTY-A
II low price, and On reasonable terms, \ very de-
srsble piece Of properly, yng ia full view 81 the
city, and in location pss sed fer healthfnI-
meas or beauty. The attention OF rsrties desiring
mrs Glass country residence. well those "a.
n'Iiar with the cultivation Of small fruits. who de-
sire to settle permanently either Of whc classes
rare opportunity il oeredl il esr ecisly called To-
tins property. Circulars, with particulars can be
obtained on application, %
MATTiEGLY 4 WHEELER.
Auctioneers aud Brokers'
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20

The most astonishing point in General
Banks personal appearance is the frequent
change in the color oil his hair. tome session.
it is seea 20 be Of a peculiar golden blonde,
though not an imitation Of Lydia Thompson's 5.
At aaother time ii verges on the raven hue oil
the romantic General Logan's. Il the present
hour uoweveg, it is tinted like the velvet
sdes OF an Allegheny chesnut. But the strang.
est part Of this chameleon business consists
in III fact thl these different colors indicate
the moods OF tue man When his hair is
blonde he is almost irresistible in slavity Of
mauner Ills original frozen, New England
nature seems melted by suns unseen and forces
lniet. lie shakes hands kindly with his ma
tural enemies, the Offices seekers, and II he had
money he would give it all away. When LIE
is crowned with the raven looks, another man
comes TO the surface Of his bong and occupies
the same seas in ths House. lie is fierce and
wsT.ike, ami if the tocsin Of battle should
sound, the avengeI would he found In an in
siant's warning. But the most delightful
/ Ens to tlose around is whel his ambrosial
locks have as -umsd chestnut hue. This Pc
caliar shade means strength attention to de-
tails oppos ton to long, windy harangues, -
Washigt9u letter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
s --. ..-
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
On. c. H. LAYTON,
Late Of New York and PhiAdelphia, would say to his
friends aud the public that he may still be founs at
No. ss7 TATNALL STREET
Where he lie treating
NERV0US Ann CHRONIC DIsEAsEa


Where he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Of every description, with the gratifying results
BY HIS NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL kLko1kIOlTY
stem OF practice based strictly scientific priL
thorough knowledge u which only necessary In
order To iHsure successful treatment, but without which
Tue application Of Electricity IN any t0rmis but dAuge-
experiment We give below list Of diseases to the
treatment OF which this system especially ana
IN whicn we nave Leon most successful
Amanross bIindusss paralysis Of the optic nerve
Amsnorrn@a Interruption retention Of the menses
iph suppression OF the voice, asthmA Agus cntls
shoeai Vt Nius dance, constipation, csarrn eonsump.
uon 10 ito early stages cough, choTcss, coduess Of
and nalis eramns cancers Deafness wneu from para
ss Vi the Aeo0ase hvi7e dy-pvpsa, diabetis drOpsy
aaluenee gravel, gults, hystera, hip disease impo
enre lumDaso, liver complaints, loeAJaw, neuralgia
uafols"es, pies palsy rheumatism, spinal disease
culiNurdsi and tumUfH
Ia uterne Tor womb disease Its value cannot he esti
mated Prolapsusi IMPEACHMENT ulcerauOus aud ether
iotms OF WON'T iiseAses promptly relieved and permA-
neniy cured IA 50 Incredibly AhOrl space VI time.
kEfEkENGEA.
We ave th pleasure OF referring those who msy wish
20 Undertake Electrical treatment to the following well
sno"n citizens OF wilmington and vicinity who have
peeu Treated by ana witnessed treatment IN others
Joseph BringhuTst, 2ls West street.
hi"Afd l.. Rice, DOL SIMPLIFY street.
W. II, Nail, East Fourth street,
Charles II dOrdOn, S2i Market street.
heorse Cleland, OF Washington stu
Il. II jones', corner OF Filth and Market streets.
VIM. l.. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
DR.. Washington Russell, Cnr,stiana, Del
Walter \. southgate, fsbl5-cssplS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20

Kew Il y. Morris, the printer who caused
the recent strike in the Sdrdtogian Office by
refusing 10 Join the printers union, because
he would he compelled to associate with
swearing set OF fellows IS conscientious man.
The Glens Falls Republican says Of him.
Morris is curious fish. In 1856 he was
employed in this office, and we well remember
Oprank that at that time caused us considerable
annoyance a Methodist revival was in pro
gress and Morris became deeply religious.
One day he announced that, as dancing was
an abonination in the sight OF the lord, he
had considered it his duty to state that he
could not print any more ball tickets for US !
we intimated that it was plainly our duty to
ask him TO leave the office whereupon he took
counsel Of the sober second thought and con.
oluded to print the abominabls tickets az
usual. But Mouis's latest position in the
Saratogian otlee is hardly tenable in the
light OF christian duty. Ifpriniers are really
such a set Of vulgar heathens it is clearly the
duty Of the reverend gentleman to Join theii
Union, and commence n work Of refolmaton
We think the field an excellent one for mis-
siOnAry labor
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20
gsla@are gtate gnurnaL


The following is copied from a manus-
ript slip written by the late Alice Carey
The sun, who smiles wherever he goes,
,rl the flowers all smile again,
Sell in love one day with bashful rose
That had been q bud hll then.
go he pushed back the folds OF tue son, green hooi
That oovaredsher modest grace,
Aud kissed her as only a lover could,
Till the crimson burned In hef lace.
But wo for the day when his golden hair
Tangled her heart in net
And wo for the night Of dark despair,
When her cheek vita tears waswell
For she loved him as dny maiden could,
And he len her crushed and weak,
STRIVING In vain with her faded hood
TO cover her guilty cheek.
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Prospectus for Is72.
THE LADY'S FRIEND

The publishers Of TIE LADYs FEIsSD have concluded 10
fsduss 10 prcs 70 single subscribers from s6U TO e200
The prices to Clubs ('lrsady very low remaining the
ZANE.
Ihe flowiug noyslss with tbs usual variety OF short
stories, are announced ior 1877. Mrs Woods novset
will run throu III the whole year
WITHIN THE MAzEi or, LADY AM
DINNIAN's TRIAL.
~ MIS-. HENRY, WOOD, auth r of"East Lyme" sio
UNA AND HER LIONS.
BY MISS A. L. MUZz ~, author Of One woman's 81
ference "Jsalousy," sts., etc
QUEEN COQUETTA.
BypAIsY yESrNOR, author ot'Prnee Charming sia
ONLY A WISH.
RyA N DANA, author Of Jarriag cboras etc, etc.
MISSION WORK,
nv Mrs. MARGARET HOsMER, author q "a Turn 10
Fortunes Wheel" etc, etc.
AN EVERYDAY HEROINE,
Rv AMANDAM DOUGLASS author Of "seld silver,
"a Little Money" etc
ENGRAVINGs 1.-The Engravlngs Of THE LADT'a
FRleEp are Of very superior ehara,ter They embrace
ts,ntif pictures Of SUBJECTS which touch the ssRti-
rnssts and affections, Illustrations OF N5veets and
sioriss tu-tr.ti1ns Of ths fashons Din ludins cuts
from .hieh terns for almost every thHg eau be order
si Of a loW Priie illustrations Of Ladie fAney Wors,
atc.
Wustc accompanied every number. Tbs Music is oft
AZ worth Tie price Of the Magazine.
In Al ri, The LADY'j FRIEND aims 70 be, and Its
propri-tors IN 1t H. the most Rein Il, Beautiu ami
nt rsstinf OF ina MtkaEin-sbe ng In Cover, Enxra-
Wigs aud Coaeats Just what tiys Nag Rine should
no.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20

GElDLITZ POWDERs,-Ihisv valuable house
y hold APsrient, { have put up fresh every week.
out pure mstsrals only also Guarantee each ponder
10 contain full Weight The care sxercsei in
them Is matter npjrianesespeeaIy invite eompsr-
ison win tnoss Of an Inferior Kidd sold at less money
EDWARD MeIHALJ, Jr.
second and MArketrts,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20

We have frequently heard the above re-
mark and it always excites in onr MUD
sentiment OF ineifable contempt for the worth
less piece Of humanity that uttered II. IL lie
a sonrse of deep regret 10 us that IL may be
our duty to deal harshly with the fair sex
who maintain a reputable standing in socily,
but, there are some, and not a few either,
who though their fame being unspotted are so
filed with envy, and jealousy, hatred, toward
their sex who happen TO be less iovored BY
fortune, but more perfectly moulded and nm
ished by nature than themselves, that their
hearts are gall, their souls are wormwood,
their breath is pestilence, whenever they can
make it convenient TO speak i'll Of them
These are they who, with sarcastic, leer,
and scornful turn Of the nose, stigmatize as
nothing but working girls" such young fe'
k.aales as have the moral courage and virtue
ork with their hands for an honest livli-
rather than be dependent, destitute, dis
.inle.
~ It is sometimes applied oppropriously tt
II larried ladies after the following manner
Did you ever see the like, how Mis-
dresses herself and children of late' knew
her when she was work ng girl. and hsl
husband poor working mechanic, and when
he worked for my father. Now they have got
a little something in the world, and they stick
themselves up as some bodies. II ia always
inst so with such creatures, as soon as they
get little in the world they forget the power
" they spang from, and then begin to put Oh
airs Of gentiity. can't bear them, for my
parl.n
Reader if you are young man, and should
hear anything like the above sentiment utter.
ed by young lady to whom you are paying
your addresses, let that bs your last visit
Even if YOU are under promise OF marriage, il
L. haff Ia braalF of and iunmr fba
penalty breachof promis than to be united ia
one so utterly devoid of kindhearted sympathy
for those OF her sex thus virtuously strug-
Cling with adversely, and who holds it is dis
reputable in thegoung lady without fortune
or able friends TO draw upon, and relies Oh
her own physical faculties for support, In an
honest, useful vocation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20
WEEKLY STATESMAN.

1t is the Independent exponent Of an inde.
pendent people 1t is their mouth-piece
and reflects plecin nontly their feelings and
interests
And now We ask our friends everywhere
to aid us in extending still further these
principles, By their patronage and encour.
agement
Our columns are read every week by
thousands Of persons. there are still other
thousands who ought to read them, but do
not. We want them also en- our lists. The
people need information on current events
and it should be sought il tho best and most
reliable channels. Hence we ask our lriends
to aid usin increasing our subscription lists
and thereby assist in educating and purrv.
ing the public mind morally, religiousIy
and politically.
The times are syentful-even sadly so
aud it requires a fearless expression of pop.
Mar sentiment TO restore true peace, prosper.
ty and social order TO the people at large.
Every family and every good citizen is in.
crested in the speedy restoration Of the
country to its former position Of national
grandeur and dignity, which under the
guidance Of the fathers and defenders of the
Republic--JefIer3on Madison, jackson.
CLAY, Webster, Clayton, Benton and other
noble patriots personal security 10
every one, and led the ration forward In
-...nrftv and ranown
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A 0rp,u tory of Fashion, Pleasure, u
Instruction.
Harper's Bazaar


Notices Of The Press.
Il Is really the only illustrated ehroneisr of shien
In the country Its supplements alone are worth the
subscription price Of the paper. While fully maintan-
ing It's position as mirror Of fashion, II also contains
stories, poems, brilliant essaya resides general and DER.
sonal gossip Boston Saturday Epenin0 0aseiie.
TAere never was any paper published that so delight
ed the heart Of woman. Never mind fit does you
anew bonnet II will you ten times the price in the
household economy II teaehes.-P Providence Journal.
The young lacy who buys single number Of Har-
pev's Baz.ris made subscriber for lfe.- kep York
Evening Post.
The bazar excellent Like all the periodicals which
the HArpes publish II isamost ideally we'll edited and
the class Of readers for whom It is intendsd-the moth
aud daughters In average fAmilies-cannot but prod
by its good aud good taste which, have doubt
to-day making very many homes happier than thel
may have been before the began taking lesson
In personal and household aud social management from
this goot-natured meutor.-The Nation. N. Y.
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sUBsCRIPTION.-Is72.
TERMS.

Harpers nazar $500
An extra copy OF either the Magazine, Weekly or Bs
will be supplied gratis for every club OF Five Sub
serbers At 81 each In remittance, ak copies for
$40, without extra copy.
subscriptions to HArpsrs Magazine, Weekly and
Bszar TO address Tor year $40; tive Of Har
per's Periodicals to address for year, Al Back
numbers be supplied at any time
The four vols Of apers Bazar for the ysLrs 1865 90
TO- II, elegantly bound In green cloth will be
sent by snrfHumaassht prepaid, for ii each.
- .per's Bazaar is 20 cents year,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20
JOUR NAL

The loyorte Of all classes and all opinions in
this community It ia this unlaltering ad.
boreuce to the principles Of truth and
justice upon all occasions and under all cir
cumslances, that has increased its lists OF
regular readers and brings hundreds Of
transient patrons to its counters weekly
Honest and candid men of all parties and
OF every shade Of opinion not only admire q
courteous and lair,dealiGg press, but-as we
have abundant reason to know--look to its
columns for protection and defence when
assOlled by the malgnity Of unprincipled
men. To this latter class the Journal has
always been a most implacable foe, and will
continue SO TO be, while private honor needs
defender or public morality an advocate.
Bound to no party for the mere sake Of be.
ing partizan, it will always enunciate and
defend sound principles, andwll WELD its in.
lloence in the direction oIgood government
constitutional government, Democratic
government, in this maintenance Of which
the PEOPLE, can alone find safety and the
country prosperity,
Aud what Is here said Of the FORMAL Is
also applicable to the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-20
INSURE YOUR
DELAWARE
MUTUAL LII
INsURAN!
JOHN P. MoLEAR, President.
cHAs. BURTON, ia, s.ers.ary
ROBERT c. FRAN, 0eni superintendent Of genees'

dThe Delsgarei Mutual hss no Stockholders AlI4tbs
surplus funds Of tue Company will be equitaby divided
sm9ny st the p'iey-holtsrs. The business Of the co
thereby enabling the Company fsct insurance. Al
low rates with perfect seoariy to policy-hoidsrs 6en
ienen OF character DESTROYS oiorming con ne,tlon with
the Company a. agents, are Invited to communicate
with Robert o. ftlm, 0saeral Superintendent Of gem
eiesi at Home Ohics, Wilmington, Delaware hooks
containing references and table rates will be sent 10
any address on application being made to any Of he
ohieers or Agents or the Company " "
WILLIAM I. ALklCHS. General Agent for Dslsvv.r.
JAMES MOOLLEY, DAVID T. RICK RDs-snd
EYAns fkNNlNoIoN, Agents at Wilmington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-28
STRICTLY PURE AND Of THE BEST QUALITY.

TO families and consumers, We giyo the aSsur.
dncs thSt the "ENTHRPRlsE BAKING PowDER"
vii prove fnlly equal, II not superior to any
Baking Powder that they have heretofore used.
TO THE TRADE.-our figures arelower than
any other Baking Powder now In tho market.
Give tho "ENrERPRIsE" trial, and be con.
WINGED that It Is the best aud cheapest Baking
Powder sold anywhere. >N'>'NA
Tho money refunded Ia all cases when the
entire satisfaction. "N s'''
Sod by GFocers and Druggists everywhere.