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The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

9 HERIFF'N SALE
y BY virtue OF q writ OF Venditioni Ex-
ponas to me directed, will be exposed 70
Public sale ut the
LAF Al kTTE HOTEL, 84i ehipley st.. i,
Kept by John ]. Dougherty In the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day Of August, A. D., 1879,
at2 O'Clock p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz !:
All mat certain messuage or tenement
and tract OF land Situated IN the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county and State
OF Delaware, and bounded and describ bed
rs follows, 70 wit: Beginning at the north
easteriy corner or Third and Lombx I'd
streets, thence noTtherly along the west
erly side OF LON bard street 68 feet TO a
line OF land now or late OF Joseph Teas
thence herewith westerly SO feet TO lire
o. and now or late OF Jacob Sinex, thence
therewith sOutherly parallel with LON
bard street 81 feet 70 the porlh W esterly side
OF Third street, thence along the said Third
street 36 feet to the place OF beginning
Containing by computation about two
Thousand four hundred and fOrty-eIgnt
square feet OF land, and having thereon
ed u three-stOry brick dwelling hous,
now or lately used as a hotel.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perry OF Michael Meenan decea> ed, m
ma Meenau, administratrix OF Michae
Nee nan, deceAsed) and To be sold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sherl IT,
Sherifi's ONCE, New Castle, nusu i 7th
1873. auG9 3awts.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

At London the discount rate for prime
bankers bills Ii as low as / per cent,
& wing assurance to the belief in financ ri
circles that all the money required to
prevent a striugency in the money mar
ket can be obtained from England, as
the Bank of England at present could
spare $50 900 900 without reducing the
reserve below 40 per cent.
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WINES AND LlQuoss'
established ls8l
JOHN MEALEY|
wine MERCHAN
los T. ITO Market 1t,
WILMINGTON, DEL

CHAMPAGNES:-L. Roa,s,...
blanche; q. II Mumm's Dry Va,,.
Geisler = Co.'S Dry Verzsnay Pima M, 4
sick Dry Mon0pole. ''%
SUNUKIES: -Oliye oil in ma.
Jugs, from the house of A DIVA Iva" y
Liqueur de Benedictin; Mara,ch,n.
dial swiss A bslnlhe; Amorso A,amI
Ans estura Bitters. -''n'
BRANDiES. Otard Dummy co
Cast,llan q to.;R Prunler, w.
HOLLAND GIN Boblen ain
Anchor Triple Flavor, Fish Gin aIS,
1 endon Cordial
RUM Nod Jamaica Rum. OLA n
Cruz Rum. y"
shERRIEs.-P. c. Pale sheru.
Sherry. ~
PORT WINES burgundy Pan
MADE!KA.-Old reserve, Pun
"SOuthside
BURG INDY ~INEs.-Chsbln' I
Pommard r d, Volnay Red, lhsrl
Red.
.CLARErs st. Julien, Flo.rac, N
del Isle, sss
FINEOLD WHISKlES.-old suf
Rye. Diamond (O), Overholt, Pun
Monogram, Pure Rye, Eagle, Pun
Sheriffs' lie tScotch.J
IMPORTED rLES Ann ST0uI
Bass Ale, NJ. b Foster a sons; Bs
Il. a &. HILBERT; Scotch Ale, VIM Y
gers; India Pale Ale, VIM. Younl
Guinness Dublin Stout, NJ, b. fsl
sons Guinness Dublin Stoui, g.
ourke's; Ginger Ale, Cantrell 4 q
rane's.
LAGER BEhR
Fine imported and Key West n
Wholesale and Retail. Goods delvsI
ali parts OF the city. Soliciting you
ders. | remain Respectfully your
Jyis-ly. JOHN MEALl
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THE iron interests in England have
felt the impetus of reviving trade in the
United States, but the cotton industry
is going from bad to worse. Notice has
been give of another per cent reduc-
ton In the already scant wages of the
Lancashire operatives, and the mills are
half of them idle at that.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
They Don't Want 70 Vote Right
BADLY.

From the Republican, Aug. 10Th.
''If Republicans really wanted to vote
right badly, The law though intricate and
devious, could lot prevent them from
paying their taxes and qualifying them
selves for vote. The dilatory, lazy
Republicans talk much politics, bul
never think of paying their taxes and
keeping themselves qualified to VOTE"
Then the reason they don't vote is il
fact we presume that the Democrat,
government is satisfactory.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

All we showed was that the Demo-
Gratis of Delaware had made 1t barely
possible that man could keep his name
on the assessment by watching diligently
and going voluntarily to the collector
and paying his taxes.-DeiaUare Re
publican.
That ought to be enough. The law
does not make man pay his tax If he
is not able. The Constitution made il
1882 requires tue tax to be paid before ,
man can vote.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

higher. The Democrats have now iAirly
started on the othsr track, and NJ them
be continued in authority 70 prove 70 TIE
Repubitcan that The city can b governed
under lower rats Of tax than $40 or
$l.25 which 1t claims Is necessary 70 pay
the annual expenses.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

ANOTHER RADICAL TRICK AGAINST
THE Poor VOTERS IN BOsToN.-At the
investigation Of the Congressional Com
mittee in Boston yesterday, the follow
ing scandalous election fraud against
native born voters was proven:
"Thomas ID. Shumway, of Plymouth,
called by Chairman Wallace, testified
that about ten days before the election
the sele ctmen of that town gave dsci-
sion that young men Of foreign paren
born within the State could not be regis
tered without teing naturalized. One
Of the persons, young man named Nor
risor, thus excluded was born within
two rods Of Plymouth Rock, but was
compelled to get out naturalization
papers. He exhibited the paper, which
excited general criticism, q, 1t recited
that tie person naturalized was born In
Massachusetts. Senator Mcdonald hu.
morously suggested that the party shoult
have the paper cancelled, for in case h
was ever II candidate for President of thu
United States it might be used agains
him; the witness said this decision wa
reversed, but not until ten O'Clock on thu
night before election, too late TO ALLOW
the parties to register and vote he knew
Of two of these parties who succeeded il
getting on the registry, but heard of
dozen who were excluded; the Select
men were composed Of four republican
and one Abbott democrat /; the decision
caused considerable difficulty aud pre-
vented the registry of a number so Ell
titled. The witness detailed his effort
i to obtain legal decision in the matter.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

Secretary Sherman predicts for this
year the largest crop and business we
have ever had, and claims that our do
m~stic gold will remain In the country
and afford the banks an excellent oppor-
runi y to provide themselves with coin
reserve instead of United States notes.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

A TLANTIC CITY NEW nM o RT
"A L1NE.-ArrAbgenien can be mad.
for parties Of 40 and upwards. At very low
rates from Wilmi ngtOn to Atlantic City.
by applying ~ the steam boat Once loot Of
French street txcursion,sts Will have
about hours for bathing. fishing and sail
ing at this popular place. augi4-st.
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PUBLIC SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALES

C,HERlFFB SALE.
= BY virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i shipley st.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of Ausust, A. D., 1879,
at2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real Estate viz ::
All that certain lot or piece OF land 81 tu-
ate In the city OF Wilmington and bound
| ed and described as follows, that is 10 say !:
Beginning for The same on the northeily
side OF Eighth street, At the distance OF
2i8 feet inches from the corner formed
BY the Intersection OF the northerly side OF
Eighth street with the easterly side OF Wal
nut street, thence northerly passing
end wall dividing this from ThOs. Allen i
brick messuage, and by his land 81 feet 10
| an alley feet wide, thence along the
southerly side of said alley IA feet TO a
| corner stake, thence sOutherly parallel
with walnut street by land OF George c.
Ward passing through the middle OF The
8 inch gable end wall dividing this frof,
said George G. Wards messuage eighty
feet to tue said northerly side Of Eighti
street. thence wester' y along aid side o
said street IA feet 10 the place OF beginning
Seized ana taken IN execution az III,
property OF Anna M. Smith, survivin,
mOrtgagor Of Richard smith and Ann,
M. his vile, and Henry Finney, g. t.. ant
10 be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherins Once, New Castle, August
1873. aug9-3 WITS.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

Always maintain good digestion, lyon
can do so by using DIR. Bulls Baltimore
pills., and you will avoid many troub,-
some diseases.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
vMERIFFs SALE.

~ MEBIFFS SALE
- ~ virtue Ofs writ OF Levaria FaCtas,
10 me directed. will he exposed 70 Public
Sale, At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal Ishipiey s..
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
a.u WEDNESDAY,
The Sd Day of September, A. D., 1879,
At2 O'Clock p. m,
rhe following desc { bed Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot OF land situated Ia
the said city Of Wilmington, bounded and
1escrib. d al follows, 10 wit: Beginning AT
the noriheIIy side OF Is street, between
Head and Townsend strsets, at the dts
lance OF 100 feet from the easterly side VI
Townsend street and AZ corner OF other
land OF James z. Quinn on the east, thence
northerly aud parallel to Townsend street
along a line dividing this from O,her lands
Of the said James L Quinn, ON the east a.
afOrt said g. feet To corner, thence we 4
erly aud parallel to Il street "a feet TO a
corner thence southerly n d parallel to the
along a new line dividing this from other
land Of the 30 d Peter j, Quinn on the wesi
u feet 10 the Afo, esaid norLherly SHE OF
street, and thence thereby -asterly "a feel
10 the place Of eg'nnlng. be- the content,
lhereo what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution As The
property OF Peter j. Quinn and Jas. Fliu
and sarah Ellis, L., and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sherlfr's once. New Castle August IA
10. aug 63iawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

DORMAN VS.. FARRELL.
There is nothing new in the Ninth
Ward nomination contest and it is quite
likely that the matter will be dropped by
the Executive Committee.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

" Ill m AXE regular Sunday Excursions
TO the above PLACES, com meociug sunday,
July 9, 1879. Leaving French street harl
AZ $50 .. N. Returning leave Bomba
HOOK at $50 p. m.
Fare from wilmington TO New Castle
and return, 30 cents; Wilmington TO Della
ware City and return, 40 GEMS; whining.
tO,' TO Collin Beach and return, 90 cents;
Wiiminst ton 10 Bombay Hook and return
10 cents. aus6-in.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

S43naEgD SALE
~ ~ Virtue q writ OF Lovarl recies,
o.se<ted. vii. be exposes 70 roohc
LArAYn1fR HOTEL, al shipley st..
sere ~ John ] .Doughsrty. tn the city OF
Wmn'ngsons New Castle County De's-
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of August, A. D., 1870,
NJ = o'clock p. IN,
Tbe following De- cribed Heal Estate VIE
All that eertain lot OF land and two story
beck dWelttng thereon, situaaef In the city
q WiimtngtOn, bounded and described as
taDovssi0 Wit Beginning A. the nortner-
- AIDE o. Reventh street between Monroe
ana Adams arrests, at the distance OF i6S
ceee irUsn the easteriy side or Adams
street. thence northerly through the centre
OF An alley dividing this from the sdJoin-
Ing dwelling OF said Henry Evans on the
west and parallel TO Adams street 70 iees
Seventh street. II feet to another corner
thence scutherly parallel 10 thr nrst men
TONED line and Adams street through the
centre Of the party wall between thts and
the adjoining dwelling OF the said Henry
Evans On the east % feet TO the said nnrth'
eriy side OF seventh street and theOc<
tnereoy wssterly II feet TO the place OF %
e,nnings b the contents thei col what tneS
seised and taken in execution ~ the pro
party Of Levi Taylor Woodrow and Lifsit
bis vile. and William II. Pennock Ant
By joHNPYLE, sheriif.
Sheri1's Omce. New Castle, August
i0s. rI aus9 3tawts.
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dividend.
II WELLINGTON, August 2, 1919.
The managers OF the Wilmington aud
emmett Turupike Company, have mis-
day declared N dividend OF twenty i've
cents per share for the last OIL Z months pu,
able NJ the National Bank o: Delaware.
on and aftei the twentieth instant.
j. POULSON CHANDLER.
AVIS ~ Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

NJ OTnCE.-A dividend Of forty cents Der
IN share nas been declared BY the VIII
lntnstop and PhiisdslphIa Turnpike Com .
ANY, pay able on or after the lblh iust.
40 jog. IA NALL. Treas.
6th mo. stb, 1s1S.-augi4.
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g HEnIFR'D SALE,
- ~ vir. Ne OF u writ OF Levarf Facias,
70 me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
LxFXYErTE HOTEL. ", sh,p,ey st..
Kept by John ). Dougherty. In the city Of
WflninEton, New Castle County, DeiA.
80 WEDNESDAY,
The Sd Day Of September, A. D., 1870,
att O'Clock. ,. m,
Tho following described Real Es,ate, viz /.
AL that certain lot or piece Of land +,
situate In the city OF Wilmington, afore-
said, bounded and desci ibod ~ follows, 10
wit: Beginning At p0iut on the north
westerly side OF Rodney street 1t the dis.
tance OF one hundred and my ieet rom the
sOrthossterly side Of Delaw are avenue, q
corner for land OF Dr Robert X. Porter.
thence northeasterly by said side OF kod-
ney street one hundred and MY feet TO the
intersection Of said nOrihwe. teriy side OF
Rodney arrest, with the south westerly side
OF Gilpin avenue, thence northwesterly
aleng said side OF Gilpin avenue iU7 feet 8
inches 10 stake in line OF land OF Ed
ward slavery, thence along said Nav ry'e
line south westerly parallel with Rodney
street 100 feet 70 STAKE in a line Of land OF
Dr. Robert X Porter. and thence along
I'D POrter's line sou he ,steIly parallel
with 0ilpin Avenue i07 feet inches
TO the place Of beginning be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In exc cut.On as the
property of Joseph Richardson, and to
be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriaSs once, New Castle, August il
1872 sugi6 3tawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

Nj OfiCk.-J. IL. r. inruse uas Laa.u "a,
~ management Oi the old and reliable
sewing machine com pany-the Wheeler d
wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and IL AN en.lrely new m achine,
md Is known NJ the Improved W heeler q
Wilson. II In the finest mado lock-stitci
sewing machine now in use, and has nd
vantages superior 70 any other.
We hope our friends will give US q call
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our Lerrllsry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, And Delaware and
the Eastern ore OF Maryland.
Our ONCE, ct present, will be found al
I2S Market street. After the 18th OF NJ ar eli
nexI we will be found AZ our Old stand, tn,
Garrett building, No. 7ls N xrket street,
A0AGENTS WANTED.
feb6. J. Ii. PRIMROSE
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1NAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE
l. CAty asad hchOOl Tax for 1879.
The undersigned receivers OF Taxes for
The City Of Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets. on and
after the nrs' day OF July, 1919. betweeD
the hours Of and " In the morning and
from 10 9 In the afternoon for The purpose
OF receiving tAxea.
On all taxes paid during the month of
July. there will be = deduction Of i've cents
on every dollar, and OH all taxes paid On
or after the h,st day OF August, including
the hret TueeJay OF September, shall be
payable without q dedu ciOu or addition
A. Aforesaid, and ali tixes unpaid ON the
next day AFTER the nrst Tuesday OF Septem-
Der, shall be Increased by the addition OF
Ave per Centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
[fCnluding all North Of sixth st. |
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver southern District.
Jy6-tE flRcluding all South OF Sixth 81
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EDWIN BooTn ON THE DRAMA.-Mr.
Edwin Booth sent a letter, in reply to q
request from the editor of the Christian
Union for an article upon the drama,
in which he says: Having no literary
ability whatever, / mist decline your
flattering invitation; nor do | know how
to aid the worthy cause you advocate
could l do so, be assured it should be
freely done. My knowledge of the mod
ern drama is SO very meagre that never
PcT:ii; my wife or daczhteT 10 witness
a play without previously ascerlaiuing
its character. This is the method I pur.
sue; | can suggest no other unless it
might be by means Of dramatic CEN
sor.' whose taste or judgment might,
however, be frequently mt fault. II the
management of theatres could be denied
TO spectators ana placed in the hands
of actors who valne their reputation and
respect their calling, the stage would at
least afford healthy recreation, if not, in
deed, q wholesome stimulus to the ex.
ercise of noble sentiments. But while the
theatre is permitted to be n mere shor
of gain-open to every huckster of I'M.
moral gimcracks--the is no other way
TO discriminate between the pure ant
base than thro 'gh the experience Of 9th
ers"
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= A Vienna paper tells good story
of Russian Corporal who had SO distin-
guishcd himself in the recent Turkish
war that before its close he had received
two crosses of st. George, aud was about
to receive third. When his General
was on the point Of comforting the third
cross upon him, he first asked the Corpo-
raj whether he would rather have The
cross or reward Of one hundred rubles.
The Corporal paused thoughtfulIy for q
moment, aud then inquired as to the
monetary valuG of the cross. -Four ru-
bles," replied the General. "Then,"
snid the ingenious Corporal, II should
prefer that your Excellency would give
me the cross and ninety-six rubles."
= The Hard headed Breed d.-Sympa-
thizing bystanders (4bout man who has
been Knocked down and stunned by q
railway train: "Poor man Take him to
station -." Injured one (recovering):
"Tyck me to th' station? What for
thee? If au've dune ony harm to yer
engine, avs willin' to pay fort p
The Sunday Closing Bill-(Ire-
land) d).-Master: But you know, Dennis,
you can get in your whisky for Sunday
on the previous evening"" Garder
"Shure, yer honor, wild pint of in the
house sailed up, I'd never get q wink
o'sleepW-[ Punch.
= Amember of fashionable uptown
congregation called at a music store and
inquired: Have you the notes of a piece
called the Song of Solomon?'" adding,
"Our pastor referred to it yesterday morn.
ing, as an exquisite gem, and my wife
would like to learn TO play it,,
-"Jane," said her father, Il thoughtyou
hated stingy people; and yet your .yonngg
man -""Why. pa. who said he is stin-
gy?" "Oh, nobody" replied pa; "only
could see he was little close as I
passed through the room."
"My dear julia" said one pretty
girl to another, "can you make up your
mind to marry that odious Nj, Snuff p"
why, my dear Mary" replied Julia. Il
believe I could take him at pinch"
CANCEL of Night" is what DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup has been termed by parents,
whose worrying and coughing children
have been scothed, cured. and have se-
cured sweet slumber by using this excel
ent remedy. Price only % cents bottle.
| = a tramp going into farmyard was
seized from behind by two bull dogs.
They were both claimants for q contested
seat.
- They say silence gives consent, but
1t always seemed to us that "no" answer
usually meant Just what it said.
= "Set solid" as .he printer said when
the chair he sat down wasn't there, and
he landed on the floor.
- Talmage snys smoking leads to
drinking. So does salt Goldfish.
"A Georgia negro has foot twenty
three inches long. Heel DO.
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a GOOD EXAMPLE.--Nn heard one
of our most successful farmers say, u few
days since, that he was laying of his land
in eighty-acrc lots and building thereon
framed, instead of log houses that lie
could build the former equally cheap as
lie could the latter. This fnrmer will, in
year or two, have around him a choice
set OF tenants. Another fact stated by
this gentleman, which impressed us f;i-
vorably, was that though the houses he
was building now we're small-not larger
than M ordinary log body yet it wculd
form one pnrt of a plan to be added to
Hereafter, rs circumstances might justi.
fy. In our opinion much labor is lost in
consequence of small beginnings not be-
ing OH some plan capable of being ad-
ded to according to system. Too many,
in building, have an eye exclusively to
the passing present, or else expect what
they do to stand unchanged through all
time. True wisdom dictates acting nc
cording 10 our means ut the present, but
so az to make our work, when done, ca
pabie of being made part Of an harmoni-
GUS whole, to be built up by additions
hereafter
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Beware OF Socialists.

Beware ofany man who seeks to convince
you by arguments, however assumingIy
bread and nhilnnthrnnic, that the wnrld
can reach Il higher social and moral plane
through anarchy and by saturating the
flags of the nations in their rulers blood
Beware, too, of the man who attempts to
convince you that there are better RENE
dies for chronic diseases of the stomach
and liver than DR.. Picrce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery end Pleasant Purgative
Pellets. They have stood the test Of
many years t.ial by the public, and
their sales are annually increasing.
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The Pittsburg Dispotch has b

: The Pittsburg Dispatch has been
studying the gold yield of the world, ard
find it 500, 100000 II year now, as corl-
pared with $lS50o0,00O in 1856, the
largest years production. The yearly
loss of gold by attrition, its use in works
of art, loss. ETC., is very nearly the same
as the present annual production. The
moral the Dispatch deduces from these
facts is that gold alone cannot serve as
the currency of the world.
= Literal l-Mercer- Stockings, miss
Yes miss. What number, miss, do yor
-" Maiter-oi.fact young lady -"Why
two, of coursel Do you think I've got
wooden leg?,.
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LEGAL ADHERTZSENG.-w are cch,nstIsa la
Tequire cash payments for advertising ordered by
and herewith append the rstes for the ordinary
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money comes With the order: 80 - :
Citations, two Insertions agoo
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rinel III Settiemente, 6ye insertions Sos
10 UCOhRAsPOHDRN2G--I order 90 receiPs
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lected manuscripts will not be returned unless tha
ecessafy stamps are fnr7shcd TO repay the postage
nss IL we are not responsblc for the viows and
opinians OF our correspondents. =.
liors Intelligencer, and all checks, drafts money
orders, de-, should be made payable 10 the order
Vi T.. ID. MURRAY X CO.,
-, Anderson s. C. ~
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ScRIPrURAL AUTHoRITY.-"In the
early ages of the world perfumes wera
constantly used, and they have the high
patrons patrons Of f perfumes ' at T ali times have ave
been the most polished people in the
world, and in this age no refined lady or
gentleman considers their toilet complete
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like DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes. which
are really the gems of all odors.
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THE REMEDx.-To escape the worth.
less denominations offered under the
title or baking powders, rests wholly with
the consumers they are the ones that
have to suffer. DR.. Prices Cream bak.;
ing powder is decided by chemists tn DO
the most perfect aud Wholesome powder
made,