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National Republican., 1873-09-17
FIRST DI.TRiCT.

Mr.. Fred. Douglass, Ir., Nominated.
The Republican voters Of the First Legislative
district met In mass meeting last night, at 20
mac CITY hall, corner Nichols and Howard ave-
nuea, Potomac city, for the purpose OF noml-
Mating A candidate for the House Of Delegates,
Messrs. Jas. Brooks, Feed Douglass, Jr, N, "
Hunter and Dr. W. q. Green were put IN noinl'
Dr. Green withdrew his name In favor OF MT.
Douglass, and aftef the irst ballot Mr' Hunter
Withdrew. , ,-,, a.
The contest being now narrowed down 70 %
Brooks and Douglass, after the appointment ny
Mr., Brooks OF lion. :. q. Brown as MS luuHe,
and Mr.. Berry as judge for MI. Douglass, w w
vote was proceeded with by tellers, anu Nj
Douglass declared the nominee OF the kepnoli.
can party OF the First district by the following
vote; Douglass, 1O2; Brooks, so.
The following resolution. offered ny MI 'nas
r. Douglass, was unanimously adoptcli
Rssoired, That In the appointment OF Hon. a
r. shepherd as the successor TO Governor tooke
the President has but anticipated the wishes O
the great majority Of citizens Ia this District
and though regrettlng the necessity LOT tue Win
travail OF Governor Cooke, thereby taking from
the Board OF Public Works one OF its most eincl
ent and useful members, we have reason TO re
iolce that we have q brave and energetic GOV
amor In A. n, Shepherd,
National Republican., 1873-09-17
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
"ryo Hearts ,hn, p.a, n. One.

"rwo Hearts that Heat ns One" .-
Tho wedding Of Mr.. Samuel Norment, one Of
our most popular and esteemed business men,
aud Miss Mary utermehle took place at the resi-
dence Of the bride, known as Nicholson place, on
Second street southeast, Rev. Mr.. Ward, OF Mary
land, performing the ceremony. There wore no
cards Issued; still, many OF tho friends Of both
parties were In attendance, and extended their
congratulations TO the happy couple. The bride
s an accomplished and beautiful blonde. Her
attire and ornaments were handsome and becom-
Ing. The dress was OF lavender .faiii,, with court
train trlmmei with tullo qungs and point lace,
the pun caught back with handsome sash, also
trimmed with tulle and lace. The front was made
en- tabiier, trimmed its entire length with quill
ings, punings and ruchings OF tuile. The body
was cut In deep basques, elaborately trimmed
with point lace, extending round the neck to
form Nediei frdise, sleeves handsomely trimmed
with the same, skirt and corsage ornamental
| with orange blossoms and white convolvulus. The
groom was dressed In q rich suit OF black cloth,
with white vest, pearl silk tie, &c. AT the close
OF the marriage service, and after the reception,
a handsome collation. was served. The newly
welded pair left In the evening train for an eX-
tended trip North and East, bearing with them
| the best wishes OF a host Of friends.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Charlie. N. Thomn- Nominated BY AeeIa-
nation,

mntisn.
There was q very large and enthusiastic as
semolage convened At Jones hall, gu street,
near Twenty FIRST, last night, to nominate can
dilate for the House Of Delegates, to succeed
Hon. Charles 1. Hulse, who had declined to
serve longer. jerome johnson, In calling the
meeting 10 order, pledged II In advance to sup
port the candidate, whoever he might be, that
should be the choice OF those present.
Mr. George Phillips was then chosen presl-
dent and Randall Bowie and jerome johnson
secretaries.
On motion, Thomas Martin, James Kennedy,
James Thomas, Church Hewitt, and James
Waits were appointed committee on nomlna'
tion OF candidates.
Tue committee retired. and shortly reported
the names OF Charles n. Thomas and Geofge W
The Chatr appointed WIN. q. Crawford, Thos
II. Hannah and Charles Twlnc as tellers, Aut
sandy Lacy, NJ. j. Quigley and Harry helInslel
Us judges OF election.
The vote was then taken, when the tellers re-
ported-Thomas, l52; Booth. I; scattering, II.
Mr.. Thomas was then declared the unanimou,
choice OF the meeting.
Henry Hlmber, Charles Twine, John Washing
ton, Alfred Borden, Henry peyton, James Ken
nedy, Daniel Williams, T. Y. Hannah aud Mr.
Gore were appointed to walt on Mr.. Thomas and
inform him OF his nomination.
He soon appeared and returned thanks for the
honor conferred, particularly pledging himself
II elected, TO sustain and support the Governor
and Board OF Publi3 Works IN their endenyors u
Improve and beautify the District. lie should
also endeavor to do all he could for his constitu-
ents OF the Republican party, whether they pre-.
ferred some other candidate before him or not
such was their privilege.
The meeting was iurther addressed by Prof
st0uner, Henry llimber aud jerome johnson, al
of them connseling harmonious and energetic
action for the success OF their candidate.
The following resolutions were then adopted
unanimously:
RssoirSd, 10y the Republican club OF the Fifti
district, in mass meeting assembled,) That W,
hereby unanimously indOrse tue appointment o
Hon. A. X. shepherd to the Governorship OF IN,
Dlstrict, and do hereby pledge him onr hearil
and undivided support; knowing him to be 4 tru,
and ardent Republican, progressive, energeti,
and having the welfare and interest Of the Dis
trct as well as that OF the entire people at heart
Resoipsd, That we do also pledge our entir,
aud undivided support to our candidate, Charlie
N. Thomas, In the ensuing election, and com
mend him Us nt person for the sunfages OF al
good citizens.
Mr.. j. y. Harman offered the following, which
was also unanimously adopted:
Resofred That our sincere thanks are hereb,
rendered to Hon. II. ID. Cooke for the able ant
impartial manner In which he administered IN,
ONCE OF Governor OF the District during his In
cuinbency.
The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
EIGuTEENTu DISTRICT.
Hon. W. n. Hun, nenominotcd.

Hon. W. X. Hunt Nenominnted.
The Republicans Of this district met at John
sons hall; John W. Branson In the chair, and
Andrew @. McGtew secretary.
Mr.. Small offered the following, which was
adopted;
Rosolred, That the thanks Of we, the humble
citizens OF the Eighteenth legislative district, In
Rxecutive Of the nation, U. 3. Grant, for giving
to US the Hon. A. X. shepherd for Governor Of
the District Of Columbia, man whose whole In.
| terest Is In the adofnmcnt and beautifying Of
this District, so that u really may be the capital
OF this great nation In beauty as well as In name.
| And b. 70 further rssolred, That the citizens Of
the Eighteenth district have done nothiug that
they regret, which shall be shown BY our action
| To- night In order to do our part in the great
march OF Improvement: Therefore, be It
Resolved, That we, In mass meeting, do hereby
with one accord tender AMI nominate Hon. WIN
X. Hunt a. our choice, and the peoples friend
for reelection to the House OF Delegates, hopini
that his course Ia the future, a. In tue past vii
be In favor Of all men, Irrespective OF color, na
tlon or creed.
Mr. Hunt was introduced, and in a few remark
returned thanks for their renewed confidence Il
himself, and promised TO labor a. faithfully Il
the future for their interest as he had done II
the past.
, on motion Of Mr. Brooks, q committee wa
chosen 10 wait on the Board OF Police Comms
sloners and ask that two or three colored men b'
appointed from the Eighteenth district on III
I police force.
The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
GOOD TE,IPLARs.
A New Lodsc Con.,itutcd

NcW TsOdNc VOnHtitufru.
On Monday evening last the ofliccrs Of the
Grand Lodge I. o. @. T. OF the District Of Colum.
bla, accompanied by many members Of the
Order. went to the county public school-house
near the Old soldiers Home, and Instituted q
new lodge OF Good Templars, who take theii
charter as the "IIolloway Lodge No. L." In well
deserved compliment to Hon. d. 2. Holloway.
Grand Worthy Chief Templar OF the Ofder In
/ the District. The new lodge starts under favor
able auspices, having gained eight members on
the nrst evening TO add 70 the seventeen char
| ter members.
The followng-named officers were elected ant
| installed: Edward Devins, ". G. T.: Miss Kat,
| Ambrecht, W. T.; John Harrison, W. T.; JONI
d, Ambrecht, ". C.; A. Ambrecht, W. NJ; Benz
| Anderson, W. I. q.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
No Nomination Made.

The Republicans Of this district met at the
church on Eighth street. between D and u sonth-
west; DR.. J. l.. N. Bowen In the chair. After
opening the club went into mass meeting, and
James Thompson was chosen chairman and j..
| W. Stahl secretary.
| Messrs. Charles Brewer, J. L. N. Bowen and
| Richard Thompkns were nominated as candl.
dates. DR.. Bowen withdrew his name and left
| the nght between the other two asplrants. Con
| siderable confusion here arose between the tive
| factions, which appeared to be about evenly
matched In strength, and nearly an hour wa,
| lost In endeayoring to restore order and arriving
| at q vote. which was finally accomplished, but
before the vote was announced Mt. Brewer
charged unfalrness In the voting, that repeating
/ had been allowed. and that citizens from oihc
| districts had been permitted 10 vote. This wal
| the signal for another noisy demonstration, II
/ the midst of which the meeting was adjourned
/ without any nomination being mode.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.

.. Hlsginson to the Naval Academy by the 7oll
instant. Boatswain VIM. Long to duty iu th,
equipment department, navy yard New YORK
Detached, Lieut. Jesse b. Smith, from torpeds
service, ahd placed on sick leave. Ensign Johr
D. Milton, from the Worcester, and placed on
waiting orders. Boatswain Alex. McCOne, from
the navy yard, New York, and ordered 10 tlt
Worcester.
The Tesignations Of Major asa BIRD Gardner
Judge adYOlate OF his commlsslon as drst lieu.
tenant lst artillery, t0nly) and Major David NJ n
eart PAymAsier United States army, have bsei
accepted BY the President.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Mr.. jos. q. Carroll Rensminntsd.

Mr.. Jss. q. Carroll Reneminnted.
The Republican club Of the Twentieth district
met at Enon hall, on Fourth street east, pursu-
ant to the call OF the officers OF the organization,
and reorganixed by electiug Andrew b. Tinney.
president; DR.. W. Tindali, vice president; q. @.
Cornish, secretary, and Francis ober, treasurer.
mass meeting OF the Republican citizens Of
the district was then held In the same place, for
the purpose Of nominating the Republican can
didate for member Of the House OF Delegates,
q ueeably TO the call Of the central committee.
Having been called to order the Organization
was effected by the election Of Col. Q. o Moore
as chairman, and Thos. johnson, secretary.
An election for candidates being IN order the
election was proceeded with, andy dyresulted In the
nomination OF Hon. Jos. q. Carroll by an almost
unanimous vote.
A resolution commencing the administration
OF Ex-Governor Cooke and indorsing the action
OF the President In secondlng the wishes OF the
people by the appointment Of Governor Alex. X.
Shepherd was unanimously passed amid much
feeling and applause.
After a few earnest and philosophical re-
marks by Messrs. Carroll, Nicholson, Moore,
Gulick, Tindall, Jackson and Others. the meet
ing-the most harmonious ever held In the dis
frif
National Republican., 1873-09-17

Criminpl CouFt-Nr. Jasiiee 1IacArtAur.
This court was engaged az follows yesterday:
Keith Sqlth, for assault and battery upon
Henry Johnson. This case he's bean before re-
ported. smith threw q stone at Johnson during
0 period OF school excitement. lie was SEN
fenced 70 pay nue OF $50. and TO be Imprisoned
until paid.
Barley Curran. Assault on n. Richardson.
N0iis pr0ssqu.
Thomas Needham, for resisting Ofiicer Daniel
Z. Chase. The Jury was unable to agree and
Needham was discharged.
The court then adjourned until this morning.
Special Term-JudEe Humphreys. q.
This court made the following orders yester-
day:
District OF Columbia Va. Barnes This case
was argued, but not decided. This Is an appli-
cation 70 enJOin judgment against the District.
Huestis Browning vs.. Grant. Motion to va
cate award nled.
Adjourned.
Police Coprt-Judge Dawson,
Minor cases enkaaed this court yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
NOMINEES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

The Next uonsc oS DcieEnic.-Resnlt- :"
the Primary Elections and Mass Meet
inss-who Have Bccn Norninnteh-T"o
Successful and Unsuccessful CHnd'ant's
All Qu,c, on the Potomac Warm i"-
sor,ewcu, of Governor shcphrrd-The
Answer to Outside sinndcr--The ne
publican Party Ia Line.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
ANOTHER MASS MEETING.
NOMINATION. op J. 3. WILSON.

Another mass meeting was held OF the June
tion OF New Hampshire avenue and Twenty first
and N streets last night, called by the presldent
OF the Republican club OF the Fifth District
Richard Brown was called TO the chair and u,
v. Grant was made secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been stated.
hr. j. II. wilson was proposed Us candidate
Tor the House OF Delegates. and he was noml-
mated by accamatlOn.
Mr.. Wilson accepted the nomination In a
speech. declaring himself In favor OF the Re.
puDlcan policy and eulogislng Governor shep.
herd and The Board OF Public Works. lie also
aided that II elected he would strive TO have the
lib0rers and employees of the board paid with
greater promptituds and regularity than they
hal been heretofore,
The meeting then ad dlOurued
National Republican., 1873-09-17
SECOND DISTRICT.
Mr.. O. =. D. wall Rensminnrsd.

Mr.. o. =. d. Wall Rcneminntsd.
In the Second district primary election was
held for the purpose OF nominating candidate,
and when the polls closed the result was an
nounced as follows: o. $. n. Wall, 100; Clement
A, Peck, 100; Dr. Wm. W. Cowllng. ~. Mr..
wall was therefore declared the nominee, and
the fact certified to by Messfs. Buker, Emery and
Settle, delegates to the general committee from
tho Second district,
National Republican., 1873-09-17
salt for Damages

payld Dillon has entered suit against the
Washington Gas-light Compiny. The plaintiff
alleges that the defepiant made an excavation
at the corner OF f,fth and u streets, which they
left unguaIded, and In August last, owing " the
unguarded condition Of,the place. his hack horses
and himself fell into The excavation and were
damaged. He claIms o. 100 damages.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
DIrtropoIi,nu The,,r.

A complimentary bene1t will be given tc
Eugene c. Moore, the cilppled comedian, at the
above hail, on Friday evening, September 49, on
which occasion host Of volunteers viii appear
and the performance viii he very attractive,
National Republican., 1873-09-17
Superior Furniture a, Auction.

Messrs. Latimer 4 Cleary, auctioneers, will
Sell about the last OF October the entire stock o
furniture OF the well-known caoinct-maksr
Samuel Kirby, esq. We would advise person,
about purchasing to wait for this sale, as Tho
articles are all OF Mr. Kirby's own manufacture
which, considering his well-known reputation,
Is enough for US to say. Every article will POSI-
lively be sold, As Mr.. X. IL retiring from bust
ness. The stock contains rosewood, walnut and
mahogany parior suites, upholstered with the
best and most fashionable materials; rosewood,
walnut and mahogany marble-top chamber suites
both plain and elabOrately carved, and ward
robes OF the same woods, both single aud double
with and without mirror-fronts; also, an i'm
mense stock OF nrst-class furniture OF every tie
arrinflnn
National Republican., 1873-09-17
THIRD DISTRICT.
Mr.. W. II. Collins Nominated.

Wr' W " N"N'HE N""'"H''"
The Republicans OF this district met In mass
meeting last night, at the Market hall; Adophus
Hall In the chair, and J. McClishe secretary.
After the preliminary arrangements W. r. Col.
Inns was unanimously chosen as the nominee for
the House Of Delegates from this district.
Mr. Barker offered q resolution indorsing the
action OF President Grant IN selecting Hon. A. X
Shepherd as Governor; after which the meeting
adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-17

The following Is the financial exhibit Of the
Treasury Department at tho close OF business
yesterday; Currency, tlb, ,e6s, 1881; special de-
posit Of legal tenders for redemption Of certll-
Gates a den9. T. tsstssoo0 sSlh, fs&l ~;
standing legal tenders, Sa5d, ,00O,OOo.
The receipts from internal revenue aoproea
yesterday were sltp, ,ast.lt,
National Republican., 1873-09-17
FINANCIAL RXuIRIT.

Police Court-Judge Davsep,
Minor Gases enkssod This court Yes kterday
National Republican., 1873-09-17

THR Republican senatorial convention for the
Thirtieih district composed OF MecEienbgrg and
charlotte counties, have Tonominsted Major A.
". t,athrep for senator. The nominatiOn was
ulanimops- Major Lathrop on being introduced
70 the convention made an ahls and eloquent
speech, reyiewing ths political situation I'd tbs
state, and urging ell 70 woFt aSnss>iy tU Ne
National Republican., 1873-09-17
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
AnIn.unlcient Puni.hmrnt.

Mick Myers, William Robinson and two men
named Joy aud Louden were before Justice
N lls yesterday morning on the charge Of cruelty
to animals. For the prosecution there appeared
a. witnesses Mr.. T. +. Gatchel, John II. Perry,
Mr.. Brown and Lieut.. Ecklon. Mr.. Perry testl-
ned that he owned the horse; that about
o'clock, p. IN, sunday. he hired the horse Ia
Robinson; that when the horse returned he was
In great distress; that the blood had been cut
from his sides by the whip, and thai the animal
died In two hours after he was returned. After
hearing the defence the Justice nned Robinson
t25, Myers go, Joy SO and Louden s..
National Republican., 1873-09-17
BAsR BALL.
baltimore ys, Boston,

baltimore vs.. Boston.
BALTIMORE, Sept l6.-The following Is the
score of the base bail game to-day between the
Baltimore and Boston clubs:
Baltimore. o 2 o O-l0
Boston. .............O 0 o o Fill
one thousand persons were present.
GAME AT HAGERsr0wS.
The Atlantic club, OF this city, visited IIagers-
town, NIL, on Monday ami played the lIagerJ.
town club, the score standing - to II, In favor
OF the Atlantic.
GAME TODAY.
A game will be played to-day on the Olympic
grounds between the Creighton AMI Arlington
clubs.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
FOURTRkNrH DISTRICT.
RreaerIcL Watrrmnn NaminntI

Frederick Waterman Nsminatsi.
10 the Fourteenth district the Republicans had
agreed 70 hold primary election, which was
held on Pifth street, between N and streets,
and resulted 10 the noDination Of Frederick
Waterman. The vote was Ss follows: Frederick
Waterman, 1871; l.. Gordon, tIS; ". &, Bolden, 50;
WIN. II. Pope, 25.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
SIXTH DISTRICT.
A, II, I'ndpryyood NomIunf,

4. II. Gsdsrwood Nominated.
The primary eleelOu Ia the sixth district
passed on quietly at the corner OF Nineteenth
and II streets, but was contested by the dlnerent
asprants with much spirit. ana . heavy vote was
polled, resulting In the choice OF A. H. FINDER
wood by plurality OF three votes.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
TwsNrY.FIRsr DISTRICT.
Mr.. l.. w. Bursiry Nominated

in this district 1t had been agreed between the
friends Of the parties that the contest should be
decided by primary election, and IL was held at
the corner Of seventh street aud Pcnnsyvania
avenue. Tue result as announced was-Bursiey
go; Herbert, las. Mr.. Herbert, as will bs seen,
objects TO the election, and announces himself
as candidate.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
sos,Isa,ie. OF John A. PerLia

NoNiDatton OF John A. Perkias.
The Repuhucsps OF the Fifteenth district held
a primary election yesterday at the corner OF
Third and q streets, which resulted In the noml-
nation OF John A. Perkins for the House OF Dele
gates. The vote stood: John A. Perkins, 81; d.
s. Jones, 70; Daniel 4. Cahill, 81; J. l.. Cobb, '.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Ir. Tbomn- w. Chase R.nonira,

"T' f"U"HH w Z HHHt KFn0WInnIeI.
In the Eighth district a primary election was
held at the corner OF Tenth aud II streets, and
r,sulted as follows: ThOs. W. Chase, 900; J. II.
Brooks, 2; scattering, I. The election was quietly
conducted, and gave general satisfaction
National Republican., 1873-09-17
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
MFR. M. A. Tsppa, NsnI.ated.

In the Twelfth district the Republican voters
agreed that their candidate should be selected In
primary election, which was held at Union
League hall. Eariy In the afternoon Mr.. p. a.
Rhinehart withdrew his name from the contest,
and when the polls closed the vote stood: Mr.. NJ.
Tappan. 24s; 7. II. khlnehari, !.
National Republican., 1873-09-17

Take Csre Of reur vailables. ..
Call and examine the nre and bprgar-prool
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for aafe-keep-
ing Of securities, Jewels, ailver-ware, or othel
| valuables. Rents. from ten TO sixty dollars pei
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford 10 do without them.
Taks earning Jfom tAs Chieaeo and Boston free.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
Fine Watches.

will sell some OF our nne watches for them.
Cor. Fifteenth and streets, % z opp. DIT TreIury.
Fine Watches.
Our great specially, American and imported
,ns ~ asS y competent woikmsh. Watch case, made
Cor. Fifteenth and F u streets, Z OPP. TrsSuy
Oat OF Health.
In thls common expression Ia comprehendel
an Immense 4, amount o. bodily and mental suffer-
tive disease In order 10 experienced unuttersble
wretchedness. A person out OF health Il west.
.on nervous qrsSe sna 3, %Scs snsr
change Of temperature as ihe mercury in q ther-
mometer. What such person requires is invir-
supply IT, No need Of applying TO physician in
such case. The fee would be thrown away.
AZ the nearest drug store may be had the most
has % esiSS'.ssd ,ss fssi ss. smons II ne
AZ, and as,s lnosn 9. %cd:
terf Bitter contains more biessIngs than tssrs
were curses In Pandoras box. .'g
WITHIN rHs WHOLE RANGE Of tonic and aitera-
| tive medicines known, none Ia entitled to more
cases Of enfeeLled and debilitated constitution il
proof Of this can be adduccd. -
Tus new colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
has two OF the principal lines OF street cars pass
Ing By iu doors. -
Tuosn VINO surrxR from nervous irritatlous,
itching uneasiness, and the discomfort that fol.
the system. should take Ayers sarsapariIia, and
temper that sndsrmnes tso health, and nd tss oon- on
stltutional viaor will return.
New Goeds At Lew Prices.
Black Cloth Double-brtasted Frock Goats, with
Vests and Pants to e %.,cn price from go e go
broken Cheek, cneyiot suls for sis.
Rnglish Mixed, In stripes and hair lines, q 0
faii over saet. from ss to sss. All goods are
Moan WALKER q Co.,
oil rennsylvaniA avenue.
,i.' Cisoinnasi Iisa Lager, .
Just received and for sale In cssks and bottles BY
the asent'' Palmer Green, aeorEetown, D. O.
'l Tte Finest Lager Beer
now In the District is from the Lion Brewery,
: from dealers throughout the city, Of d 20 per
: dozen, pint bottles.
TEE 0RlAf RrgLfsH RxrrpY for eout ana
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above CON-
plaints, either Of recent long standing, are nd
, yised TO use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
sdeStual remedy ever ondred 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PHour HAnANT, N Strand, London, hnusnd
and sold By all drugIista.
wHrrI. clean, sound teeth. al may have bJ
uhng daily fHunsroNS Ivory Peah TODD
Powder price % and % cents per bottio. ~
BsAuTIIuI, soft, glossy hair, al desire H. u
. may have II BY constant use Of TnohrS0nt
PomAds optime. Pncs, . and % oena POI
! bottle. fT| =
LiaHrooloxlD Kid Gloves are very sylish Nhez
. not soiled. J0UvENB inodorous Rid Glow
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price 4
: cenu per bottle. All sold By druggists ant
= fancy dealeru.
. TIns, whenever Q plaster II needed. are uAfi
: vailed. Price ". "a And m cenA esta.