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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

INVITED We see by the WdtchmadA
that the City Council OF Walla Walls
has extended al invitation to the Sem
atorisi party now Ia Oregon. to give
them a call, and has appointed Judges
Wingard aud Mix, and DR.. J. II. Day
committee TO go and wait on them
and extend 10 them the hospitalities Of
the city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

CONN GILKIE-At Sehome. ". T., July 3, ls17.
by the Rev p Harrison, Mr.. +. W. Conn 10
Miss Ida A. Gilkie. both residents Of Ssmish.
Whstcom county.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

s- The Annie Stewart leaves for
olympia this morai x q, o'ciosk
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II. CLARK.
CONTRACTOR 4 Builder.

GI4k4NTEE> FIRST Glass
WORK Al TIE LOWEST HAIE>.
H.s complete vatai for raising and moving
esliItlrgs. AL viii s,sea4 ~ saes orders with
yrs1p:Hsss AL dispatch
Front Street, opposite the Pavilion.
Ssis-1sv
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap ut
Chilbers Bros.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
MARRIAEES.

FARROW-BECK.-At the VI. Z. parsonage January
9th 1871 by Rev. Enoch Stubs, James s Farrow
20 Lizzie Beck both of Kent co.
JONES-EICKERsON.-On the 1ith inst. by Rev.
William swindclls 2SG South 18th st., Philadelphia
Mr.. James II. Jones, of Philadelphia, TO Miss Annie
VI. Eickerson Of Wyoming Del.
KLEBSATTEL-FESMIR the Presbyterian par
sonage, on the 18th inst, by Rev. c. Huntington, Mr.
Jacob Klebsattel to Miss Harriet Fcsmre both Of
Dover
OMLINsON-MITTEN.-On February 4th, by Rev.
DIR. Sharp, at the parsonage, No 1873 South Broad
ST., Philadelphia, Mr.. John D. Tomlinson and Miss
Emma r., daughter of Matthew Mtten, Esq, of
Kent county Del.
COOPER-SERVICE--At the residence of the brides
parents. on the 18th inst, by Rev A. McElyane,
Dr. f. F J. Cooper, formerly of Camden Del, to Miss
Annie E. Service daughter of l.. NJ. Service, NJ d.,
Of Belmont Avenue Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
TIE MARKETS,

DELAYS ARE DANGEEoUs.--If this axiom
Is true respecting the ordinary affairs Of life.
still more obviously is it 50 as regards the ex-
lgenclcs Of approaching disease. Unqucs-
tlona0ly! Yet how many neglect to practi
cally recognize this plain truth when health
is in the balance. OF the many prcmonito-
ry symptoms Of disease hacking cough is
the most prophetic Of peril. Arrest il at the
outset with DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial, and SO avoid Consumption, Bronchitis,
inflammation Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
and, indeed, all Affections ofthe Respiratory
Organs are entirely cured by this sovereign
remedy, which also eradicates Dyspepsia.
Gravel, Piles, Nervous Debility, Torpidity of
the Liver, Urinary Difficulties, Coz Sstipation,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Scrofulous Affec.
tons, and the inlirmatics peculiar to the
gentler sex. This cordial derives its virtues
from the vegetable kingdom, and is infinite
ly to be preferred both on account of its
superior efficacy and freedom from nauseous
and injurious properties to the official drugs
so often administered with no other effect
than to offend the palate and disorder the
stomach. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial can
always be relied on to do what is claimed
for it. Sold by all druggists. Principal
Depot No. 9lG Filbert Street, Philadel
phia. nov l5-1y
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at his resi-
dene9, on Delaware st., I'm Smyrna, ON Tuesday.
Feb. 9th, 1877, commencing at O'Clock, P. H.
the following Household Goods and Kitchen Furni-
tnre, consisting Of Beds, Beadsteads Bureaus, Wash
Stands Chairs (Spring, Cane and Rush seats) Rock
ing Chairs, Sofa, Lounge 2MarbleIop ParlOr Tables
! Large Walnut Extension Dining Table, Mahogany
stand, Secretary and Bookcase an American Hutton.
hole and Oyerseaming Sewing Machine combined,
window Shades and Fixtures, 2 Eight-Day Clocks
Locking CLASSES, Pictures, Lamps Books Stoves and
scpttles. Brussels Ingram and Rag Carpeting some
OF which Is nearly new: Step Carpet and Rods Oil
Cloths, China, Stone, Glass and TinwaFe and also
Moodenware, such as Flouran Meal Chest Bath Tub,
Table, washing Machine Wash Tubs and bench set Of
Croquet. Screen Doors, &c
TERMS-s20 and under cash, over that amount seven
months credit with good security.
ASA E. woRDEN.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

State Centennial Commissioners are being
hauled over the Goals to find out how they
spent the State appropriations. In Illinois.
although they had already filled a report
with the proper vouchers, one of the mem
bers introduced a resolution calling for a
sworn statement by items of their expendi-
lures, and also what they had done with
the proceeds Of the sale Of the buildings.
Massachusetts appropriated $4,000, but it
was spent so lavishly that Mr.. Spooner is
before the Legislature asking 10 be rcim-
ourSed Tor $4,000 advanced by him to keep
the building running. Maryland commits,
sIonerS had no great amount to spend, and
tons"
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

After Che adjournment of a court engaged
in murder trial at Utica, n. Y, the jury
asked constable for copy Of the revised
statutes. Two judicial reporters told the
constable it was all right, and the book was
handed in. The court on learning of the
fact discharged the jury, the irrcgularity
nullifying any verdict they might have
rendered.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
r. CARD

Edward IL. Beck has sold his entire stock of Goods
to Edward Beck d. Co.. and desires to express his sim
cere thanks to his many friends and the public
generally for their liberal patronage during the past
year. lie hopes the same generosity will be continued
with the new firm. The comparatively New Stock
has just been repenshed and is made very attractive
by Quick Sales and Small Profits" Bs Prunes
g1 fph0 diff
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

The international Sunday-school Lesson
Committee will hold meeting for selecting
the lessons for 1879 at Indianapolis on
March - and 2S This will be the last
meeting called to arrange the seven years
course OF lessons.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Col. Fred. Myers, revenue agent, was
shot and seriously wounded at Warcnton,
Mo, Sunday, by Nat. c. Dryden, a lawyer. 1t
Is supposed the difficulty grew out or the
seizure OF some stills the owners of which
had employed Dryden as their attorney.
The ball from Dryden's pistol entered
Myers '" mouth. inhicting an ugly wound
Myers Is an old citizen of st. Louis and
Dryden Is son of Judge Dryden, promi-
nent lawyer OF the same city.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

The Pennsylvania Senate has requested
the secretary Of State to communicate. as a
preliminary to legislation on the subject of
usury, what special privileges are now
possessed under charter, by savings banks
and other Institutions, the resolution recit-
ing that said special privileges extend from
10 per cent. up to that Of the very cxtraor-
Ginary one of ANY rate of interest agreed
upon between the parties"
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

The North Carolina Legislature, moved
thereto by decision of the Supreme Court
that tie Foriritures imposed by the usu!v
law oi that State could not be enforced
against national banks, has enacted aew
law forfeiting only the entire interest.
or, III case ii has been paid, authorizing the
recovery back Of twice the amount. The
rate remains at 6 per cent, or per cont.
upon special contract therefor.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

The Southern Methodist Church publishes
at Shanghai magazine of Sc pages called
TIE Chinese GloJe MaGo-i,ic. Itaims to reach
the literary classes and circulatcs in Japan
as well as in China.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Coy. Hayes, on being apprised of the
electoral commission in regard to Louisiana,
remarked that it looked encouraging for
the republicans, but betrayed no particular
emotions He received many complimen-
tary telegrams, amorg them one from P.
!. Barnum, saying. IL want no favors, but
Tor the sake Of the country thank God for
your election" Among the callers on him
at ms office in Columbus, Ohio, Saturday
vas Fred. Douglass.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

"a stich in time saws nine,'' one % or 30
cent bottle of Shriner's Balsamic Cough
Syrup, may blockade consumptions way,
and save you from an carly graYe.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
PUBLIC SALE.

The attention Of patrons is called to the Large
Sale Of Personal Property of VIM. X. ROTIlWELL on
the Levels. near Middletown. Del, on Wednesday,
March 9TH, 1871 See large bills at Delaware House
and POstOiIlce. feb 2-2w
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

We are always pleased to recommend a
good article. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup never
fails to cure a Cough or Cold in short time.
The price is p cents.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Florida, if all reports are true. has had
nice streak Of luck in the sale of State
lands. party of English and German
capitalists have purchased 100000 acres
Of the Florida State lands, and are organ.
ling an emmigration company. The
money paid for these lands, it is said, will
pay otf the State debt and leave a balance
IN the treasury. Is not this sale, however.
the big land specializing job which some
OF the late patriots of that State put up for
their own profit through corrupt legisla-
lation?
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
nHEAEwATrn arrA>Hroi:l, A>D WORCESTER 4. =

a5S>>rhserS from Delaware Railroad connect at Ua-
Ili!Sul al '2-D = u with train lnakiu. cunrrrt:nu
~ ,ttHilViS lnr New York "rl! leave Icy,> an
tuesdays and Fridays al . l.. W Steamer, have ,.,i
accoinmoiatlos for freight ami passengers Eoi1s ~
iare and freight very low -"'VS -
rams connect in the morning NJ Icwes DcI r,r
uii points named above. TUESDAYS ana Fri,;avs
AT p. NJ. the day before ~" loIA'
ana a " RK1MN 80iiNo Cen Frt 4. po>> Agt JGB B. .F,
wich St, \. y. ''' - ''' 'IeeH-
IdIIGMA IIdHI0MAs GROOM, supt J. ( B. L. T.. Lewcs Del
Nd. i = y - y W. hoads' EcEhn,
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

At Minneapolis, Mimi, Friday evening.
VIM. II. Sidle, young man of high posi-.
ton iii society, and assistant cashier of the
First National Bank of that city, was shot
by young woman named Kate Noonan,
who alleges that he had ruined and then
deserted her. Sidie died Saturday morn
ing. Miss Noonan was arrested She be
traved no renorse.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
ARRIVE

SMYRNA BRANCH TR.
above. leave smyrna for q
?. ". Leave Clayton for ,
and $40. +. II. To- make con
and south from Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
%oRTIIW WAIl

On ana after MONDAY, Noyclnbcr nth, 1876. l.ru.
Jays excepted trains Will leave Il, follows:
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
For the Smyrna Times.
Farming in Delaware--No. Il.

| notice in your last issue Mr.. Editor a
letter from Isaac Hinckley ESQ, President
of the 7. W. d B. Railroad, making very
liberal offers of reduction Of freight with
the view of encouraging the erection OF a
factory or factories for the manufacture of
beet sugar. While this liberality on the
part of the railroad would in all probability
be followed by great pecuniary advantage
to it if the culture of the beet for sugar is
introduced and becomes a success, Mr..
lIinckley is entitled to and will receive the
thanks of Delaware farmers for the liberalitv
manifested by the offer. There are other
portions of the Presidents letter which
deserve passing notice from Delaware far
mers Mr.. llinckley says that peaches are
now carried to New York for about half the
price formerly charged, and has grave
doubts whether the farmers of the State
have not been injured by the reduction on
account OF the increase of the quantity
grown III consequence Of that reduction
The farmers think that the present rates of
charge FOR the transportation OF fruits Of all
kind are exorbitant and if reduced from so
10 10 per cent on the present rates there
would still be left to the road good profit
on their transportation. What they ask of
Mr.. Hinclley is to put down the rates of
freight as low as Is consistent with the real
costs of transportation ard leave them to
Judge as to the quantity that shall be
grown; from 10 to l. cents per basket is as
much as 1t ought to cost to carry peaches
from Delaware to New York, and when we
are charged double that amount it is but
adding insult to injury to turn upon us and
tell us that it is 81 done for our good. |
write i'll no spirit Of i'll will to the p. W. &
Z. Railroad or TO any other. Much as far
merS have been Overclarged the railroads
have done a great work in developing and
improving the lands of Delaware hut Della
ware farmers will never be satisfied rs long
as these excessive charges are continued.
They will be constantly looking to the
opening up of other means of transporta-
tion, and as they increase in wealth, in
intelligence, and III means of ready combi-
nation with each other, they will devise
means to throw OF the burdens imposed on
them, by these eXceSsiveratqs, and | suggest
to President Hinckley. and the managers
of connecting roads, that it will be wise
and in accordance with the best interest OF
the railroads gracefully to relinquish their
cXorbitant gains, while it may be voluntarily
done. c..
DOVER, Feb. lGth 1871.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

II Additional to those
layton 'ot5, =. n, and "a,
myHa 20. y. n. 20. 4.lj
acct!pn "ith trains North
II. T. kENNEY. sum-
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

NJ lrEghtS must be at the various stations nj ea,t
thirty n minutes before starting of trHn oth"r";o ~
tney VIII lay over twcntytour % hours FTeight
trains VIII have passenger ear attached and Mil -
subject 10 delays incident to freight business '
| November 81 1876 u '''-'" sup =
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

\ new weekly publication called tho
Imsr.c1n, an illustrated journal the size of
Htpsr's Weekly, devoted to politics, litera-
ture. art, music, and the drama, is to be
published in New York, and the first num-
Der will appear March 3. The services of
many writer's and artists have already been
secured. Political editorials, essays, stories
feullletons, poems, reviews Of new publica-
tions, dramas, &C., and a general miscel-
lany, will constitute the literary portion of
the paper. With these features will be
combined social and political cartoons,
portraits, scenes from dramas. and amusing
caricatures. The subscription price per
year will be 81.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Floor, Table and Curtain Oil Cloths. Cur.
tain Fixtures, Fringes, &c, verv cheap. at
fowler's, Raymond corner.
l0I Nails, 1925 Keg, at VIM. FAIRIES &,
Cos. -
RECEIVED for Opening Spring Trade, a
new stock of Hamburg Edges, very Chcqp.
kaymonds, opposite Delaware House.
Hats for Men. Hats for Youths. Hats
Tor Children. 1t is fact without doubt
mat Fowler has the best and cheapest Hats
IN Smyrna.
Hardware, Nails and Bolts at lower rates
& Co.'s. ian 3i-orn
a Great Bargain in Black Alpaca at
% p' cIs'' from the Large Sale in New York.
'''yfhonds, opposite Delaware House
u iAose who wish to purchase lumber
THeap, would do well to call at Wordcn's
lumber Yard, office at the mill, and inquire
prices The railroad being out of the
o'leet, parties can drive to the yard with
tsa tut Iear OF their teams taking fright at the
Something New. Remnants of White
OF WV AAiilHt NJli3G anu StG lilSItl,
~ Naymond's, opposite Delaware House.
am now prepared to fill orders for all
pln niiius OF Castings at low rates. Plows,
TI, TOW Castings, Cultivators and Cultivator
iteeth' Harrows and all kinds of Farming
Pniplements sold cheap, at Wholesale or
T1eSalI. o1eca. Give me a call before purchasing
oiisJe"here, oiJ at the boundary (Loclwoods s
s1ahdl or the Office at the Basket
aa"igy factory on the Hill. If you are a dealer
Se"a ior wholesale nriee list The highest
O''Sn price paid for old iron. J.E. WoRDEx.
r4A1KIElRA'S AK CONTINENTAL BALSAM.
This WI @hgEAsIEsT z DISCOVERY bF THE AGE-
CTpoVMsrO VMsrOnqeripl DIARRHCEA antidote will CURE
forms ~ P3lhAfRIGA Of long standing and all othef
emedy for % A. dreadful disease. II is an uhailing
DySentsor Ior Ihe cure Of Cholera Cholera Iufantlni
Ike msgS CTamp Collie, ETC. Iftaken in time will act
over ftsn lhls great medicine has been in use for
yielded ~ years and the most stubborn cases have
the noost ~ great powers. One trial will convince
Sold b rsoAsptlea Price 25 and so cents per hottie
NINTp ~ coN cSOhN FAREIRA sole proprietor, 52f NORTH
RALLY. hADhLfhlA, ana DRUGGISTS GENE
feb 14-1y
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
Junction & Breakwater.
BreakTat8r { Frankfort and Worcester R. R.
y CoNNLoUoN WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE,
CHANGE OF TINE.
JvNcTIoN s rEEAEwATrE T.. i.
SuJTIIW WARD

On ahd after MONDAY. Nuvc.ter 9th. Is-G y,if-
""!s excepted trains viii run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

The church which the Metholists Of Bos
Ton are about TO erect at the corner of
Columbus-ave. and Berk ely-st. will be the
largest Of their denomination in the United
States. 1t IS intended to provide seats for
,J,1D persons, or. with the addition of the
lecture room, 1000. The means Of cgress
VIII be so planned as to make it possible
70 empty the building in three or four
minutes
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
Maryland & Delaware Il. II.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ IN and after MONDAY. November 9th 1876 treirs
VIII run daily as follows. sunday excepted:
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21
Phila., VIII. & Bait. r. r,
DELAWARE DIVESI0y.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Charleston, S. c., are holding open air
meetings in all parts Of the city. On a
recent Sunday one was held in front of the
city Post-Office at the hour when business
men were waiting for the opening Of the
Smyrna times., 1877-02-21

Leon, the wretch who attempted to muir
der ms daughter in New York on Friday,
ma! mas been arrested. The daughter is still
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~Pittsburgh is dismissing 126 of her n
licemen - y

@Pittsburgh is Diminishing 12e of her DO
licemen. ~
ga fool at Ploeiesti killed himself in
honor Of the Gar.
~Sellerville, Pa. has had frosts every
month this year, SO far.
ga little New Hampshire girl poured
ammonia over her clothes, and her lungs
We're SO affected by inhaling the fumes that
0Chas. c. Neercamer. hook eeper for the
music house of Joseph Harris, Columbus
Cnlo, confessed having embezzled about
sS,oOoirom his employer.
~, Billy White, Georgia's strong negro,
hIIs stfer by throwing IL over his head
s si nits a two hundred pound man by the
belt with his teeth
~ Pleasant Stautly. living I'm Grams
burg, Ind aged 40. was murdered in his he'd
on Ihnrsday night by unknown persons who
money. ee "aoun' vi
81 Charles j. Nichols. aud Mrs Glade o.
os's res. IN Philadelphia. have been arrest
Su IoI attempting an abortion upon Anne T.
Edwards, domestic OF the formar ~.
victim is In bad condition. AAo
W Frank j. Ricbeli and Jack Muraock
mar, n,arIled men, had fight about q WON an In
I uIIsdeiphla last evening, during which
q pa ir Of scissors. wan
@A steam thrasher exploded near Nash
Vile, lus., Friday, killing N. w. Moore and
Harvey Lee. and injuring dangerously Geo.
wills, WIN. Akers and q young son of n.
4cCrackens
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The Second Celored baptist Church.
THE BuILp1NG SET on FIRE.

THE BUILDING SET ON FIRE.
Yesterday morning. about one O'Clock, the
building known as the Second Colored Bap-
list church, on Sd street, between III and /
streets northwest, was discovered to be on
fire, and an alarm was at once struck, TO
which the fire department promptly re-
spOnded. The IRE appeared to have started
in the gallery ana IN IA LILLE ,es ume tne r4 S
upper part of the building except the walls.
the firemen worked with will, and with
the police and others succeeded in saving
the benches. There is but little doubt that
the fire was the work of an incendiary, as
lighted lamp was found burning in one OF
the aisles when the door was broken In. Ii
troubles in the congregation. These trou-
bles have been the subject of litigation since
May, 1876, the parties being George Fitz-
hugh and others, trustees, for the past six
wears, and the pastor, Rev. Madison l.. Gas
kins, and six others, claiming to be trustees,
and il will be remembered Judge Wylie re-
Gently made decision ion giving the Fltzhugh
meeting was held on Friday night last. at
which there was discussion as to the effect
of the decision, which is claimed by the
PENDANTS, however, claim that the case was
not finally decided. but continued, and that
defendants were directed to file q cross bill
asking affirmative relief; that this Incl
favorable to the defendants, who claim TO
represent the majority of the church; that
the new trustees having been irregularly
elected the court required the keys To be de-
livered up to the old trustees, iustructing
them that they should hold the church pro-
perry simply as trustees, for the majority,
having nothing to do or say as trustees as TO
who should enter and worship there or
preach-their relation to the church as trus-
tees being purely temporal, not spiritual.
The defendants further claim that the action
of the court was altogether satisfactory to
them, and the limitations thrown out by
Judge Wylie indicate that when the plead
ings are properly awarded he would recog-
niZe and sustain the majority of the church,
repres ented by the "Gaskins party" or de-
PENDANTS.
Ii is estimated that the loss by the fire is
about $3.50. Notwithstanding the cOndi-
ton in which the flames left the building,
all the regular services were held there dur
ing the day yesterday, including an early
morning prayer meeting at D o clock.
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A CHILD KILLED BY WHIsKEY.-On tho
4th instant man named George Martin
who keeps tavern on Washington street
SherbroOke, drove to a farm he owns I'm the
vicinity. taking with him a bottle of
whiskey, and son aged under six years.
After treating his hands, he left the child i'm
the barn, with the remains of the whiskey-
supposed 10 nave been about pint. On his
the poor boy lay stupidity drunk and insen-
sible upon the barn door. In spite of every
thing that could be done, and without one
interval ofconsciousneSs, the poor child died
in little over twenty-four hours with Ali
the distinctive symptoms OF alcoholic pois-
oning.-I Montreal Witness
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SUICIDE FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT
Frank Dodge, a young telegraph operator i'm
Newburyport, Mass, committed suicide at
The Eastern depot early Tuesday morning
last. He had been laboring under religious
excitement for fortnight, and had been ACT
ing very strangely Just before the arrival
OF the 80 freight train he had begun writing
q note to his sister in which he announced
not have time to finish II before the train
came trundling into the depot. He ran the
whole length OF the depot to meet II, and the
the conductor; but as the last car came mn
ne deliberately plunged under it and was
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Ts Ladies aud Gentlemen.
We wish 10 call attention to A. FischeF's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 800 q street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting the latest Improvements,
whether of American or European invention,
he In enabled to do his work in manner not
to be equaled by those not pos sessing these
facilities. His cleansing aud dyeing Ladies
and Gents Suits are, Ia fact, the cheapest In
the city on account of his superior work.
Give him call-906 g street. Punctuality
guara nteed-
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THERE rs NOTHING MYSTERIOUS about
the disappearance from the skin OF erup-
tions, burns, scalds. bruises. ulcers and
sores through the influence of Glenn's Sui
phar Soap sulphur il potent purifier aud
healer OF the skin aud is most benedcially
utilized in this form.
To RENEW your youth use HiTs Iaaa,ua-
neoUS Rdir DIE. fn6