Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-08
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A gentleman from Virginia yesterday stepped
into the Importers Tea Company's store, s19 Mar
ket Space, near 9Th street. and threw down $50
name to appear In case he should happen to get a
valuable present of any Of the sixty cans he was
about to buy" Being assured that his name. would
not be given to the press If he did not wish it. he
made the investment and was rewarded by finding
In one OF the cans handsome diamond ring worth
In still another an elegant scarf-p1n worth several
dollars, and piece Of jewelry in each OF the other
hfty-seven cans He was greatly pleased with his
goods to place not fifty miles from Richmond
left, saying che would be in town again next Fri
day and Saturday and would certainly give the
Importers Tea Company a cali" Quite a large
number of orders are daily received by mail. Peo-
pie who have once ordered by mail generally send
another order Immediately. thus proving concu-
sively that they are satisfied with the quality of
tea and coffee received, though occasionally it may
be the present in each can has something to do
with SO haSty repetition OF the original order
Of one thing we feel sure and that is that the I'm
porters' Tea Company is daily growing in popu-
larity. Square dealing is the motto of the COM
pany. NO misrepresentation Of any kind are per-
mitted by the management. Rich and poor. big
and little, Old and young, are treated exactly alike
nice pair OF diamond eardrops for his wife or
dauglter or an elegant 1s-karat lady gold watch
as rich man The tea is put up in paper cans
can containing present of some kind, either
money or jewelry in value from 10 cents to 500
up in paper cans and weighs (can and contentsI
81 pounds. Always present in each can of COT
Zee Both tea and coffee are OF the very best quail
1ty ana can't be beat anywhere. This is positively
guaranteed. Orders by mail promptly forwarded
to all parts OF the Untted States Cash should al
ways be sent with the order. Cans invariably
selected by dtsinterested parties for people out OF
the city. Address
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
S19 Market Space, Washington, DC,
Price TO Clubs stores and agents, well as indi-
vlduals per can 11cans for $40, q cans for sa0
and diamond rings actual county were found In
cans mostly of coffee - purchased yesterday,
While no less than cans contained sums OF money.
great many presents are daily sent away by
mall Reader, have you bought a can yet? Ii not,
do SO by ali means. You might strike it rich.
=, Below we give partial list of those who pur-
CHASED elther Tea or coffee yesterday. Have you
friend among the number?
DIAMONDS FOUND.
Col B. Strlnger, Chicago, Ill, ear drops, SIS, in
both in coffee, valued at SIS each; Hon. Jacob
Hauck, 81. Louis, Mo, ring, $50, in tea; Mrs. NJ.
e. a ogsF s . n gee in coffee
Is. o. E. Coz, Richmond,va. studs, sloo.
CASH FOUND.
John Wright, Glasgow, Scotland, now at Ma
tional hotel, 500. in coffee; Miss Mary Smith,
Danvllle, $40, in tea; Mrs A. Basner, Capitol HILL
500 in gold, in coffee.
WATCHES FOUND.
Dr. j. L. Jones, Charlottesville. Va, stem Wfnder
f1a. in coffee; Louis Baum, jeweler, 7o5 7th st. A.
W. patent lever coin silver), $l2 in coffee; Chas
Len Lemon, Jr, 1S1s 10Th St NV, watch. in coffee;
S09 New Jersey ave-, chateiaine, S18; II. A. Gelig-
son, In charge Of division OF account, Census
bureau, chatelaine, $is;; Mrs: Mary Smith, Dan
Garter, lskarat gold watch, $40, in cof1ee; N. L.
King, carpenter, Census bureau. stem wlnder SIS,
and Sc Others, mostly by mail
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE, WINE SETS &C.
Mrs. Steiner, 12S 9Th ST. j. o. Walker, railway
mail service: w. II. Crockford, agent Virginia Mid
land railroad company: charlottesyllle Va; Danl
Mrs. John BOteler, 923 Pa. ave. NV; Mrs. Martha
Kendrck, 200 21st St Mrs. Dickman, 12S South
county, va; Mrs. j. II. Holiday, Buckner station,
Louisa county, Va; P. H. Jones, Buckner station,
Louisa county, Va.
many articles OF syerWare, such as butter dishes,
goblets, napkin rings, spoons, thimbleS &C., were
sent out OF the city either by express or mail.
SubIi,ueIy superb.
mailed free to any lady who will send three
cent postage stamp to DR.. c. w. BENSON 1O6 North
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
eEtS XssTs &c old NURSE
OF one Of the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and d1arThoea, gripping
IN the boTels and wi wird collie By giving health
10 the child II rests the mother. Price Is cents
pottle. m,w,s
Aliens Brain Food is the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generatve organs 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
81 bottle; six for s.. Stott & Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave. NV.
r,os, , ",tAIaernss ,y,t Dairy Wagons.
ana delivered in ,9-lb. sMard" prints Sc. Der ib
Also, cottage cheese, buttermik and sweet milk
&c. per Of Cream, 15c. pint
TIME DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH. AND
Il the deaf and dumb hear and learn to speak by