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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-17

K. r. PLYLEY. Physician and Sur.
geon. would announce to the citizens OF
Seattle and vicinity that have with
my family locsted in this city for the
purpose O. practising my profession.
Having bsen actively engaged for
twenty -five years in the practise OF
medicine, feel confident in offering
my services TO all those in need oi
medical aid. Special attention given
TO the treatment of diseases ol
the heart and lungs, and im-
potency and sterility in either sex.
Yensreal diseases treated and cures
guaranteed in every case. of no matter
bow long standing. Diagnosis of dis
esss accurately determined and consul.
tations free. Surgical operations scien.
tiacaliy performed and professional
services rendered at prices to suit the
times and coudision OF men. Office and
residences corner Front aud Colunhis
streets. Seattle. W. T. o5.lmd3nw y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-17
A DELICATE QUESTION.

A farmer living about forty mile.
above Detroit felt that it was his duty
To drop the Limekiln Club a line 10
the effect that he had lately discovered
human tracks 10 inches long in clay
bank on his farm. Some Of bis neigh.
bors argued that they were relics OF the
mastodon period, and others tina, some
circus giant had made his escape and
was wandering around the country
His own private theory was that some
member Of the Limekiln Club had
passed that way on hunting expedi-
ton, and he wanted his suspicious veri'
fed or Pot to fight.
'Misser Chairman. regard dat com
municashun ss an iAsult to dis Club.
said the Rev Penstock as soon as be
could reach his feet
Il support de INSULT added Givea~
dam Jones.
'Gem'len,' said Brother Gardner as
he came forward 30 that his feet could
be plainly seen from all parts Of the
hall. it's no use co0eealln de TACK dat
No IL butes am purity clus nit for
moa-' Of de membsrs OF di- CLUB /
dosn't zaetly believ dat any oo Us leave
tracks 10 inches long. but fur one l am
alIus ready to face de music when de
feet am called into play. Somebody
made tracks up dsr. IT'S no use squir.
i'm round. fur de Trucks am dar. We
can't make our feet any smaller by
votin' dat letter an insult. De Seek
retary will slowly call dc roll. an if
any mem Der Of dis Club has bin up
dat way let him riz up as bis cognomen
sm reached
A cali of the roll proved that none of
the Club bad been out of the city for
montbs. Perhaps 'Biiah.' Of Central
Station fame. may be able to clear up
tho ,n vstorv
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
More bogus Bu,ter Dealers.

Magistrate List of Philadelphia had
couple more oleomargarine dealers
10 front Of his desk yesterday, the de-
I'1dsnt5 having been arrested on war-
rants issued at the instance of the
rFodnce Exchange. The deIepdan Z
were William Condin, southwest r.
TsF Of MiIllin aud Pallsee strl cts, and
lvly Bavin, a dealer in the Girard-
%eOue Market. 1t was expected that
MNafy 5lcLaughlin, South street. below
iIy7tatA, would have been arraigned,
lut the magistrate stated that she
%o,1 lie: be found, being simply a
u, 11,o0s5te", and residing out of town.
!4aflsS Miller swore that he purchased
Oeou%r &rine as butter from COndin's
Slg' John S. Worman, butter
3esIer, did not think the sample pro-
1uard was dairy butter. A lady then
y, .sa..e to buying a lamp ON Eavin,
E4!cl a witness, who claimed to
AHoE, aSora was not butter, but oleo-
I1F !arine. The defendants we're held
u 1AsWcr at court.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Memorial RESOLUTIONS.

Ater lecture by the Rev. DR.. But
" ''i 4! E' Zion NJ. L. church, on Sunday
s%S'AlnE, sS the following resolutions were
V--'4t by J. r. Bass, and passed:
oS RI3hEAs We, the citizens of Whining.
b.I,,"."F| castle county, State Of Delaware,
aIt'!c nat education as Il Standard OF NOR
IT,, H., 10 he Indispensable, ard
,,r mrl,L,EEE9As, We have acknowledged In the per.
Pn,V u n Miss Sarah Christmas, lato teacher at
an 'hn now deceased, all the elements of
tr,i, lplIshed and successful teacher and
BAG, o. the mind, therefore be 1t
''pea' mat the object Of this meeting
lIts o'I'i II'ihem0tate and comment upon the
irs!aalli ali character of NJ iss Sarah Christmas,
hEo LLurh a. 1t fas pleased Aluighty God to
"V Npr ttVm our midst.
h. p,fta, That We deeply lament the great
IA d wy nave sustained in ono who was o
tlEE',t.l VI hdDiity to her race, a credit to the
The sloi, sa,ui.ity In which shs liyed, an honor to
bIyTo,ttIty IN which sha mingled, and the
.e.' 'S'I ., type of ,ady in all tho relations of
be, ,%o r,. sr2at was her zsai fer he education Of
ahl io,t y mat shs took her life In her hand
coIor,VGh Vho o"ed the avoca ion Of ~ teacher of
SDF:l SDG d Youths in iower Della ware and MARY.
blarb1 va una when 1t was proclaimed that q
ssS man man had no rights that white man
,%'1uhd to respect
s)vI S"Ved. Sa'eGd. That while we believe that her
p.ont"aa "aS ;, ioNnd that rest that iemans for the
brTp,"oIH' God we bow In humble submission
Vel uecrees OF Him "who d0sth all things
Aef ,,6thd 3hd we rejoice taat 1t can bs sAid OF
llt,l. pressed are the dead who die in the
Tom M tne'hceiorth saith the spirit they rest
item 'Heif labNrs and their works do follow
:. MURRAY,
WIN. Il. GRISNAGE,
J. H. MURRAY, SCom.
VIM. WINSTON,
JOSEPH 7. BASS,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
NEWS SUMMARY.
Zoame Elections Ce1estiRIs COM
Ing East-LOeal Option In New
Jersey.

Ezn1ne Elections CelestIaIs Com.
Ing East-LOeal Option In New
Jersey.
The local election held in Augusta,
Maine, yesterday, resulted in the choice
of vickery, Republican, for Mayor, by
524 majority. ALI the wards were car
:ied by the Republicans. The Dem
ocrats and Greenbackers had separate
tickets. The Republicans also carried
the local elections in Freeport, Belfast,
Biddeford and Bangor. The Green back
ers carried North Berwick.
The striking puddlers in the Pale
Alto mills at Pottsvills resumed work
yesterday on basis regulating their
wages by the price of rails. This gives
them nearly the advance they asked
for. 1t is believed the men of Atkins
mills Will soon return to work on the
same terms.
The delegates to the Colored Meth
odist Conference, in Washington, paid
their respects to the President yestei-
day. Bishop Peck and one or two
others of the delegates made short ad-
dresses, to which the President briefly
and sympathetically responded.
The latest news from the Central
American Republics, except Costa
Rico. is peaceful. Costa Rica is prepar-
ing for war to carry out ambitious pro-
jects Of her President, General Girardin
for an enforced confederation of the
Central American States.
An incendiary fire, in Troy, New
York, on Sunday, destroyed Iria Trav-
ellis shirt and cotton factory and three
tenant houses. Several families es-
capped from the tenements with difficult
ty.
In the Senate of Virginia, yesterday
the Readjuster Public Debt bill failed
to pass over the Governors veto for
want of two-thirds majority, the yeas
being 10, the nays l6.
The bark Eblana, from Welsh port
for st. John, N. B., was wrecked in the
Bay of Fundy an Sunday night. The
captain, first mate and five sailors were
drowned.
Messrs. Parnell and Dillon arrived
in Montreal last evening, and had an
enthusiastic reception.
A Joint resolution was introduced in
the New York Assembly yesterday for
the removal of John F. Smith from the
Office of ofSuperintendeAt Of Insurance.
The Democratic State Convention of
Louisiana will meet on the 18th Of
Aoril to choose delegates to the Nation
al Convention, at~Cincinnati.
Colonel. W. s. Oliver Superintendent,
OF the Government building in course
of erection at Little Rock, has been re-
moved. His friends say his removal is
due to political reasons.
The Senate of New Jersey passed the
Local Option bill yesterday.
Sixty more China pen arrived at 81.
Louis yesterday, en- their way East.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
The Veteran Alliance.

The Amalgamation Legion held
an adjourned meeting last evening.
Barney Rosenblatt presided and L. L.
Crawford acted as Secretary. After
the regular routine of business letters
of congratulations were read from per-
sons residing in Wilmington, North
Carolina, Alexandria, Va, and Sussex
County, Della. At these places similar
societies will be organized in order to
form grand enc2mpment. Barney
Rosenblatt said that the name Amalga-
nation Legion was a veritabls jaw
breaker, and proposed that the pane
be changed 10 Veteran Alliance. The
new name accordingly met with
appreciation aud was accepted. A
meeting to make the final arrangements
for the society will bs held in room No.
16 of the McCla"y Building next Fri
day evening. ALI persons favoripg The
are invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Democratic Caucus.

The Sachems of the Democratic party
met in the Jefferson club room last Sat
urday in order to consult with the At
tcrney General in regard TO the aspect
of political affairs in our State, anu as a
consequence it Is said that we may look
for greater opposition on the part of the
Levy Court than heretofore exhibited
to the placing of the names of citizens
on the assessment list. Of course this
action was prompted by patriotic mo-.
tivss, the integrity Of the Sta 2 must be
preservd. Brutus was honest when
under the guise of friendship he
stabbed Ca3ar-not that he loved
Caesar less but he loved Rome more "a I'D
30 it was with wilkes Booth wen he
slew President Lincoln in the e-tima-
tiopSooi the pseudo Democracy of Our
country, and so it is with the Jefferson
Club of our city. They are all hoaest,
very Il )nest men,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Cartridge Manufactory Destroyed
-Tweniy-I0ur Persons Aiiled.

AWchty-sOuEf ferDUmS Ahtk0us
PANAMA, Feb. 28.-A tremendous OK
plosion to place in the artillery barracks
at Santiago, Chilli, on Jan. 27, by which
"a persons were killed. A part of the
building was in use as mandatory
of shells, cartridges, and other
munitions of war, and it was sup
posed that some Of the workmen en-
ployed had carelessly dropped loaded
she'll, which, exploding, produced a
general catastrophe. The roofs and
sides of the buildings were blown to
pieces. Fragments of shells and gren-
AIDES, arms, and portions of the build
iHgs were blown in every direction,
causing many wounds to people, and
much damage to houses in the vicinity.
Fifty workmen were in the building
at the time, besides sentries, messen-
gers and others, and Of these, bodies
or portions thereof, OF "a were taken
from the debris. Others among the emS
ployes are missing but their fate is un-
known. A fire broke out immediately,
and for time it was feared that it
would extend to the powder magazine,
where about 25e tons Of that explosive
were stored.
The firemen worked with great ener-
gy, however, and soon arrested the
progress of the flames. The barracks
were situated on what is known as the
pampa, which originally was well
outside of the city, but with the in
crease of the population streets we're
laid out and houses built in the neigh
borhood, until it was quite thickly
populated. Had the fire reached the
powder magazine, the damage and loss
would have been fearful.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
A Treat TN Prospect.

At meeting ofthe Uniform Battalion
of Wilmington Patiiarchs, |. 0. 0. f.,
last evening, it was decided to give an
entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening of April Goth. The
entertainment will be very pleasant
aud among the main features will be
the presence of CALF Watson" a world
of amusement in himself. Agreat deal
of fun is promised.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
A Re.App0infrM ent.

Governor Hall has rs-appointed
James G. Wilson Justice and Notary
Public for Appoquinimink Hundred.
Mr.. Wilson is also Deputy Coroner,
and 1t was charged that when he held
the inquest on Young shinn at Feni-
more's Mill a week or two ago, hs was
very drunk.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09

DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam
C1ps every case of bad cough or lung
disease, So'e Nlroat, etc., in which it is
properly used wards off consumption
s1d saves the lungs in soundness and
perfect health. SOC. and 81. Depot,
4tA and King sts. Phila., 6O2 Arch ST.
Sold by dealers.
C1beb Cigarettes cures cold in the
hsA, cataIrh and hoarseness best
thing in the world for offensive breath.
Sid by ]. R. Ha' imam, Druggist, 9Th
and Poplar streets.
Mths Ladies' Department of Z. Jas.
B:l!s Drug Store, great care is taken
10 entirely satisfy every purchaser.
Lady attendant.
Eennely's Prairie Weed and KeDne-
dy Favtrite Remedy for sale by Tay-
ll q Fullerton, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
A Murderer,S Escape

Andrew Moynihan confined in the
Jail at Logansport. Ind, On charge of
murder, walked out of the Jail last Sat
urday night and escaped. He "found
four doors between him and liberty
closed, but rot lecked'', and he stole
out ca, efalIy closing them after him
A reward Of $500 is offered for his bo-
dv, "daad or alive"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Crosby G EHEEl.

Particular attention is called to the
advertisement of Messrs Crosby 4 Hill
drygood dealers at No. 220 and 222
Market Street. They announce bar
gains in ladies and gents hose, dress
goods &c., that will be found most ad.
vantageous to the purchaser. The
prices are remarkably low and the
goods first. class.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
A Rolling nnillAccfdent.

On Saturday last the Squeezing mill"
part of the Old Ferry Rolling mill
exploded, and workman who stood
near by made q narrow escape from
serious injury. In consequence of the
accident the mill Is closed for repairs,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Sale of PAINTINGS.

The sale of fine paintings will take
place at the opera house auction room
at eight O'Clock this evening. The
collection is a very rare one and the
bidding should be spirited. ALI who
wish to adorn and beautify their par
lors, sitting rooms, halls or library
should take this occasion to do so.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
An Enjoyable Party.

Last evening a number of young
persons met at a residence on Market
street aud afterwards proceeded to the
home of NJ. r.s"1amos Shakespeare on Jack
son street above Third. 1t is needless
to say that pleasant evening was
.,assed with humorous games and
social intercourse.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
The scott Anniversary,

The annual missionary anniversary
of the Scott NJ. L. Sabbath school viii
be celebrated this evening. Rev. Dr..
Keigwin, the postor Of the West Pres
byterian church will make an address
aud Harry Conrad, Esq, tue editor of
the "Morning News" will deliver q
recitation. The admission fee will be
ten cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
A Rusy Machine Shop.

Hilles and Jones. maohinists, are ex-
ceediugly busy and advertise for good
machinists. They have lots of work
and can give employment to half a
fozsn or 50 first class wozkmen, and
Setter than all, there is probability
of work continuing brisk, at present,
for soms time TO come.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
The Gale collection.

Siuce the last exhibition in the
Opera House opened on Friday great
many visitors called to examine the
handsome paintings. The sale will
begin to night, under the direction OF
Mr.. B. Scott, Jr., and it is though.
that the whole collection can be easily
disposed Ct. The exhibition will also
be open to night.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
The SEc CaE,e SenAae.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the McCabe Senate last evening the
following officers were elac:ed.
President--J. A. Null.
Vice President-F. J. Niedermaier.
Treasurer-Jobn c. McCabe.
Secretary-C. K. Montgomery.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Am Accident ut Hnrlans.

Washington Gauze, residing at No.
Sl7 Madison street, and employed at
the Harlan & Hollingsworth shops, cut
himself badly with an adze on the left
leg, below the knee yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Simms rendered medical aid.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Jester IN Town.

DR.. Jester the tooth paste man CT no.
ted Temperance fame, is.in town once
more and entertained quite crowd at
the corner of Fourth and Market streets
on Monday evening. He is very fluent
talker and attracts quite crowd
around his booth.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Assault anss Ratserv.

Charles Biddle last evening had a
hearing before Squire B, Wy for as
saulting Lewis Wilson by striking him
with chair. The evidence was con-
elusive and he wss fined two dollars
and costs, in default Of which he will
be sent to New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
'Ebe weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Sgasl Officer, Washington, March g.
lam.
nllcations for Tuesday-For the
NdiIe Atlantic States, falling barome-
ter, easterly winds, Slightly higher
temperature, cloudy weather, with rain
u Snow,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Glrtmk and UhtaOr6epEV

Two cases of drunkenness received the
usual penalty at the Police Court this
morning.
John MoCaulley and Daniel sMcIlhen.
ny for being drunk and disorderIy were
fined one dollar and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
,reettng with success.

NJ, John W. Diefendorf, the Mana
..r r If the Wilmington Clothing House,
h n W. cor. 4th and Market streets, Is
!. rov in Central New York wholesalipg
NV" uooas. and is meeting with great sue
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
The GrON Boom.

1t ia the opinion of Mr.. Huxley Ha..
vey, the So perintendeot oftae McCul-
Tough Iron Companv's Rolling Mil that
the price of i'on will rot continue to
advance, and that it will either REGAIN
at its present figure or commence 20
decline. The tendency al present is to
60 down.
Mr.. Rober! W. Todd, Of the Diamond
State Iron Company observed that the
price of iron was rather uncertain and
liable to either advance or decliua. At
present the market YVES quiet with a
possibility Of some decline.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Selling Out nj Cost.

c. B. Pavry, No. 3O4 King street, is
selling out his tinware and housefur-
p..bps goods at cost, in order to close
bpsiness by the 25th inst. All who
wish bargains are invited to call.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
nanulO Cent store.

Will sell You queensware and glass
ware at bargains; also just received a
new lot of tinware, notions and novel
ties. Remember this Is for but a short
time. Same old place, No. 22l Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Loan Meeting,

AT the twenty-ffth monthly meeting
Of the Equitable Loan Association last
night $120 was sold at III per cent,
$50 at 10 Dper cent. and $500 at 8 per
cent.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Removal

George II. Ash, merchant tailor, has
,amoyed from No. 4 East Sd street to
Ina, 1OJ Market street. Spring suits
|msde in the late t style. Give him a
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Van Can Buy the Goods

ir.t the sane from the Wilmington
IClothipg House, N. W. cor. Fourth and
NarEe. strests, and all new stock to se-
is| rom, aud our No. l cutter to take
vour measure and guarantee fit or no
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
u u.n,h,scau Meeting.

rho Rspublican County Committee
-, meet by adjournment at the Lin
vim YIN Club room, 504 Market street, on
tyin ttyTadnesday, March 10th, at ! O'Clock, /,
y N. A good representation from the
.aro, ~ wards OF the city is desired.
fs''' Benz. T. BYE, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Attention, Young Ladies' !

Rumfor3 Bros, 404 Market street,
have Just received the spring styles Of
rey mixed, brown mixed and nutre
mixed Derbys, for ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Personal.

W. s. Pride of the Georgetown "In-
quire" was in town yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09

Nd FAD! READ! READ ALL THE BAR
II, gains at l03 f. sixth street: Patent
creamery butter. 1.romlatrmoUnta ave. Creamery
churned every day, warranted to keep sweet
seven weeks, try it. This butter cannot be OK
telled 4; 1 lbs rice, 25c.; lbs corn starch, Csc;
2 Tbs dried pears 25c, like summer fruit 2Bs
Italian Peaches, 25o.: dried apples, 4, S, and
lc3. per fb eyaporatel applas, 1Sc ib evap0r-
ated peaches. 14c. Ii paared peaches, 2ibs for
25c; Cranberries, s aad 7c. qt; macaron, 10c.
b 2 lbs fruit cake, 2je. raisins, loo. Ii ; toma-
toes, 12'. can; bakers corn, 15c. can; Wins
lows IS can beans, Sc. qt,; honey, 7e. qt and
l5c. per bottle; chow chow l0c. per bottle; to-
ma socs picked, l2o. per bottle; excellent cat
.10c. qt -four at $500, 1850, " 50 Rat $500
per barrel; our SO. -four is good. our 81 Is bet
ter, our 4c. ia excellent. We sell you lbs OF
OIean sosp for 25c.; 10 pieces Of excellent
SOAP Tor 25c great dive in toilet soap, SO q
cake, worth l0c.; dried beef, 12c. b. Come to
10}h. Sixth st., Tor cheap groc3rias, GranEsr's
store. T. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
State OF the ThermOmeter

At the REPUBLICAN Office, on Tuesday
morning, March 8:
7 o'clock, 10 O'Clock, II o'clock
2j2 800 32o
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
VOUBLIC SALE.

DUBL1C SALE.
Public Sale of groceries at Browntown, 7th
avenue, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 1s, 1880,
AT l o'clock, P. M,
Will be sold at Public Sale, the entire stock
of my grocery store, among which are sets
counter scales, set fJur and platlerm scales
combined, set meat scales, meat rack. coffee
mill, ect. 3-9-l0-15 FRANK Z. BROWN.
L. W. Stidham & Son, Auc.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
sprCrAL MENTION.
rresi, gnad.

DARRELL will have on his stall in the
rhjpd tusstr street market, a fine variety Of
MIR MI" sbsd, fresh herring, black bass,
|fsSb ',ihnt ' rock fish, Labrador herring,
lal,DD'' l,.at cod, fish, founders, hadaook,
'1san an, white fish, pike, catfish and
'.a., a',.D, varieties Of the fnny tribe; also
''n'l u Of terrapin. Call early and avoid
bs rush.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
DUBLIC SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURE,
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1880,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
DSUBLIC SALE

At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
At IL Robinson ST., consisting of marble
top table, 8 walnut chairs, walnut rocking
chair hat rack, lounge, marble top beau
reau, walnut stand, l walnut bedstead, l
child's crib, Singer sewing machine, beau
reaus, bedstsads, mattresses chairs, stands,
tables, looking glasses, pictures, window
shades, canary bird and cages, l range
and fixtures, nearly new, parlor stove; in
tubs, packets and many other articles to te-
dous to mention. THYS. WALKER.
Drake & Co, Auc. 39.l2-l3 1917
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09

SHFPPEY, THE HAVTER.
sos MARK EFT ST. 503 MARKET ST.
3-9.tu s-tf Opposite Clayton House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-22
LOOAL JOTrINGN

Repairs for Atlas Engine can ba had a
G. s. Mitchell 6 Co. '- "
Go 10 Leon Kshn's all the time to pur.
chase your boots, shoes and hats.
FOR nice citing shirt, have Il mazda IN
Fder at Olancy's, 100 Main street, I'M stairs
The greatest variety of styles and quality
OF new year and visiting cards at the HEsALT
office. -''' -
Just received, one cor apple cider. in bar.
rels and kegs, from Keokuk, Iowa, at B. Y
Holloway 81 Co.
For mixed cow and horse feed, bran, oatl
and hay, etc, 90 to Stedman & Co., No. 757
Elm street. Free delivery.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
y9r twenty-five competitors at st. Louis
Flir, 1919.
--Rector's Vitsl Restorative cures nervous
debility. See certificates Of same in alver-
iisment in another column.
Birmingham & FELTON, are manufactur-
Ing hominy gri.s and graham -four. Mills
No. 226 Paterson avenue.
Have your drawers made TO order st
1laacey's, double lined ia the scat and war
'anted not to rip or break.
- Who is she2 Appointment lady patron
of tho stage, known 10 be wealthy, is said to
haye it in beg brain to SdviSe everyone with
wnom she conyerses 10 use "Rye and Rock"
as beverage, or as tonic, or cure for
many of the diseases that flesh heir to-"
be it cold, cough, asthma, brochitis, or the
consumption. She always adds, however, be
sure to get Van Bells "Rock and Rye" with
his signature on the label, as all others are
limitations. Tho question is, does she receive
commission, or is she public benefactor?
Who is she?