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CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
Snmnsr 3ssorts.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS

A T RAILROAD GROW West Haven shore "A Picnic parties will ind ft greatly their sd- vantage to visit Railroad Grove Sayin Rock this son. the Horse RailI oad company have enlarged and renovated their grove and lea-ed 1t to Putnam Hale, who have more than doubled their vtotuAlGpg capacity and ready talk business reason able rates They propose heir strict Ix temperance. Sea Food and HiilnAn's famous Ice ream a speciality Polite and experienced walters in attendance Th-re has also been built in the Grove ,arge Pool Room for the accommodation of all who would indulge in a little innocent amusement the seashore.
 je2s PUTNAM HALE Proprietors- Seaside House, Burns Point,
 Milford, Conn.
 < Now open. Sea Food Dinners a Especially. Most beautiful place on IrHESl&the sound and one of the nnEst drives tipM4i@ Parties wishii to ride down to the Point
 ~end have dinner served arrival tale phone at Da i'd Gov es Restaurant S6< State street JOHN VISCHER ANSEL WOOD. Jel7 I'm
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FOR THE COUNTRY
 THE SHORE. Spy, Field and Marine Glasses.
 COlOred Eye-GIasses and SpecfacIes.
 Dressing Cases, filled and unified.
 Pocket FIasks. Drinking Cups. Picnic Sets. Family Medicine Cases. Arm Bags.
 POckefbOoks. Mirrors.
 ShemeId's Dentifrice in metal tubes.
 French Soap in Books and Boxes, convenient for the pocket or satcleI. Foreign and Domestic Co., lOgnes.
 Bay Rum and Fine Hand- kerchief Extracts in great variety and new OdOrs. Toilet Powders, PufFs and Cosmetics of every descrip- ton. Bath Brushes, SpOnges and Towels. E. |. WASHBURN,
 S Church Street.
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The National New Haven Bank

state Charter, l7oS. -- ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THIRD DIVIDEND
 six Per Cent.
 ( SENI-ANNUAL dividend of Six Per Cent. has ~ been declared pay able on and after July lst' proximo. Transfer books closed until that day.
 ROBERT I. COUGH, Cashier. New Haven June 20, 1882. je21 9dlw
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THE SOUTH.
Tennessee
The BoIting Democrats.

NASHVILLE, June 22.-The bolters from the Democratic convention, which adjourned yesterday, held conference today. The committee of thirteen recommended calling 8 convention to nominate governor on the 11th of July. This recommendation was adopted, also resolution endorsing the 6-66 settlement
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Gntertalnulents.

The Old Veteran Club, Of New Hsven, will give Of their CLAM BAKES at Lighthouse Point sunday, June 25 Iss2, rain or shine. All you eat.
 Tickets including conveyance, S1-
 Committee-C. s. Gum. Jerry Bresn, E. Nichols, John Carney, Thus Kennsy, Arthur Kseshin, Ter renee Lyons, Thomas Brinley, John J. Kiern&n, J. Neville.
 Stages leave from the Green at I2 and o'clock. Dinner served st 8 o'clock fe2y2t
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Country Boarding.

Country Boarding. ENIRST-CLASS board in the center of the beautiful N village of Wallingford Address je23 St BOX 2S9, Wallingford, Ct
 LOST. Y UNE 21 on board of the Erastus Corning the eb occasion of the regatta, >,o1d l.ocket with Chain. 1he finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at je23 2t# 199 GROWN STREET.
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Max. temp 80 min. temp, 5t; total rainfall, .0e
 FOR JUNE 22, 1881. Max. temp, Il min. temp, 49; rainfall, 00
 J. H. SHERMAN, Sergt. s. c. U. s. A. +Too small to measure.
 Storm signals have reference only to approaching high winds. Approaching high northwesterly winds indicated by red and white flags combined. During June winds from the southwest to south asst are th most likely to be followed by rain.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-23
Real Gstate.
Seashore zyottara TO Ra.

SeashOre Cottage To Rent.
 H&TTf TO private family. cottage with ten AIiJ rooms; hard finish walls wide verandahs -EaN both stories forty feet above the water, mahding fine view of Long Island Sound all new furniture barn four stalls; fine groves; good well Of Water Inquire of E J. BUEL, Short Beach, OF II. B PAYNE. MeLt CIaslnira ionoe
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-23
MARRIAGES.

RAND-NOTT-In Hartford, June IT, E. H. Rand and Miss Cora I. Nott both of Hartford.
 GREENLEAF-WHIPPLE-I Westville. Wednesday evening, June 21, at the residence of the brides m Fther, by the Rev. c. E. Glover, of Rye N. Y., assisted by the Rev. James Willard of Mestville, Miss Addie S youngest daughter of the late wm. c. Whtpple, and Geo ge E. Greeneaf, of thus city.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-23

the State of New York;" by Prof. Gum ''Death from False Teeth, with Specimen" Ca stomach in alcohol with part of set of false teeth imbedded in one of it's canals), and ''Laceration of the Os Uteri," by Dr. P. D. Yost
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-23
GHants.
MA NTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work in private family. The best of referen- ces. Inquire at Room s,
 ie2s It. 270 CHAPEL STREET.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A mNSeInenfs Tonight.

FoRD'S OPERA HoUsE--AtkinsOn'5 JOllities.
NATIONAL THEATER.-J. h. Emnet-.Fritz in
IrCl3 md"
CAPTAL THEaTER.-Strong variety bill.
THE RISK.-ExhbitiOn skating.
AsSEK's Music HALI--Ball and concert for the
Dement, OF German COncoTlia Church.
LINCOLN HALI--Carey Philh armonic concert
Masonic TEaPIE--LPyee of Uniform Rank
Washington Division, h. y.
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Special Weather Ruiietin.

TOMORROW LIKELY TO BE FAIR DAY.
Tie chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following SICciai bulletin tn the DrPSS:-
The PRESSURE Is highest I'm the southern states.
AM lowest in Dakota. General rains have fallen
in the southern states ard iair weather prevailed
In the northern st is. The wialS are light and
variable in the southern - tcS. and sDuthWeteriy
IN the north IN states F. 81 OF the Rocky Noun
Lain5 the teI.laTatlre il, allow tae mean for the
month. wsTm wave extending 10 the south
war l. central Ia Diknt,. The temperature has
FALLEN slightly I'm the Atl1DtiC coast states, and
risen from - to 100 in the northwest. The fellow
Ing teIlDer lures were reported yesterday after
noon: NorioS. Sc: Charleston. savannah and
Jacksonville. 80 New Orleans 13o t,aIvTst0a,1 us
San Antonio. So. Fair weather is indicated on
Thursday In New England.
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THE TOTAL DESTRUCTION Of the jefferson school
building by fire On the morning OF the 4th has dis
PEELED the delISl0n OF n great many that il Is i'm
possible to have l1Tgc FIRE in this city. The Fire
mems Insurance company, OF this city. promptly
paid Their loss of S5o9G three days after the fire.
This comps ny has been in business Is years.
and has never had dispute over a loss Cash
capital, $4,000. Surplus, $50 coo Their rates
an as low as any fiTSt-class company in the coun-
try. Those wishing Insurance will mad II to their
interest TO cali at the Office OF the company. Room
No. /. over Bank OF Washington. where they will
receive polite and prompt attention.
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GEN HANCUtkS ORDER FOR HIS TRIAL
The original order issued by General Hancock
for the trial OF Sergeant John A. Mason, battery
b, second artillery, On the charge OF shooting at
the prisoner Guiteau, at the Washington Jail,
while he (Mason) was On guard duty at the jail,
was dated September 2lst, 1881, and was after
wards held up. Several OF the officers originally
detailed for the court martial having resigned, or
been transferred TO other military departments,
the court has been reconstructed by Gen. Ham
cock in an order dated the 18th inst and Will meet
at II am Monday, February %, at the Washing
ton barracks, in this city, for the trial OF Mason
The following are the officers Of the court 1t will
then and:-Lfeut Col Henry r. Miner, 10th in
1antry: Major l.. L. Langdon, 81 artillery Capt. II.
H. Hall, 10Th infantry Capt C. B. ThrocmOrtOn, 4th
artillery: Capt j. b. RaweS. 5th artillery; CaptJ
n. Craig, 10th infantry; Capt G. V. Weir. 5th
artillery: Capt John w. Roder, 4tn artillery; First
Lieut. III. j. Re lily, 5th artillery; Second Lieut. H.
A. Springett, 4th artillery; Second Lieut. Wilston
Fish, 4th artillery; Second Lieut. L. T. Brown, 5th
artillery, judge advocate.
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FIRE INsrRASCE.-The 'sMutual Protection Fire
Insurance Company" OF the District, commends
Itself 10 all who are about inSuring their property
III Il a home Institution and under the manage
Inent OF nine OF the best business men, and being
ineXpensively managed IS able TO insure at the
very lowest rates, having been able to return
last year and OF twenty-five per cent the year be-
fore. For full particulars application should be
made 70 the secretary, Mr.. james T. Fitch, at the
Office OF the company, No. 1887 Pennsylvania
avenue
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ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since eruption broke out on my
leg and both feet which turned out to be Eczema and
remedies with no good results until used the CUTI-
CukA KEsOLvEN'T th!ood purifier) internally and
entirely cured me, that my skin is as smooth and
natural as ever. LEN NJ. FRAILEY,
GA South st., Baltimore.
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SALE AT CosT.-Burdette's Sale OF dry goods and
carpetings at cost before taking inventory OF stock
VIII continue for few days longer. They return
THANKS Tor the liberal patronage which they have
afternoon request the favor of all that can come
early in the morning 10 please do so. See adyt.
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LEWIS WALL, FTcnrh sailor, was sent down TO
the WCrhCu~e t0r fifteen days in default OF So by
judge SMELL to-day, for stealing some underwear
from Edward Lisrler. OF the IaidiS Royal.
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TEE complimentary reception and soiree OF the
Nation 4 isltGs FOR vni.h inyit tons were issued
for Thursday evening next, has been postponed
until Monday the 2Jth inst Mt
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Rev. Dr. -, IN detailing his experience with the
GUT!CURA REMEDIES, said that through Divine
Providence Of his parshioners cured of scrof
uous sore. which slowly draining away his life. by
the CUT1CURA RESOLVENT tbiOod purifier) inter
nally, and CUT1CURA and CUTICURA SOAP exter-
nally The poison that had fed the disease was COM
pletely driven out.
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JAMES y. DAVIS Sous. e21 Pennsylvania avenue,
have ready their spring STYLES Oh Darny hats Seal
sacqu@s. fur-lined wraps. carriage robes and fur,
OF all Linds at greatly redu Ell prices.
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s. PER Doz.. artistic and beautifully finished.
Cabinet Photographs, INSIDE by Davis, 925 Pa. ave.
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READ WHAT You CAN BuY TOMORROW ONLY at
H GOlGSchmds Mammoth Department Store. No
S12 7th ST., bet III and noIthwest: Ma1olica fruit
plates, TO-. each; superior dish mops, Sc: crimped
washbOardS, 15c, sold elsewhere for 30c.; very
handsome French china fruit plates with painted
center, a5c. each, worth 50c.: decorated English
10c. Dlx0nS stove polish, &C. a package: bOx con-
tanning ID. OF the best canary bird seed Sc fancy
majolca pitchers, BE. reduced from SOC. s-inch
crystal glass fruit bowls on stand, pc; decorated
China breakfast plates, 10c. each: japanei puff
boxes with puff, &c, sold elsewhere for 5oc.; fine
perfthned toilet soap &c a large cake, sold else
where for lOc.; fine engraved band water tuniberS,
s5c. = dOZ.; S-nch octagon glass preserve dishes.
g. each Also great bargains in baby carriages
ASSIGNEE Subtitle entire stock OF the Boston
Shoe House, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, must be
sod Ut once by order Of the assignee.
SENATOR'S, Representatives,. heads of and clerks
In all departments are suffering with coughs and
colds You can 81 get relief by eating Hanliton'S
lcelan1 moss and naxSeed cand5f horehOund and
ooneset candy, English barley sugar candy and
rozk and rye candy. All OF them D cents per
pound. For sale only by the manufacturer. HAM
1lton, the great 25-cent candy man, No 1881 PENN
sylvania ave-, hear 18th st.
WEDDING. long looked for and one OF the most
brilliant events of the season. was celebrated yes
tfriay. The BRIDE Mary Louise Sharpless and
groom Joseph g. BrintOn, of Delaware county,
Pa more superb toilet than the brides can
scarcely be Misunderstanding of white satin,
elaborated with rare lace in prOfusiOn and pearls
and Silken embroidery, with long sweeping train
finished with double pun OF satin massive and
nch, with large siAen leaflets outlined in pearls:
a tulle veil caught with diamond spray fell like
mist over the luSter Of the rich fabric; a bridal
bouquet and diamond iewclry completed the
toilet Very few, excepting the members OF the
fafnily, were present at the wedding ceremony,
Out several hundred friends attended the rccep-
TON. The presents were numerous and some very
elegant About O'Clock p. N. Mr.. and Mrs. Brin-
Ton started on their bridal tour, which VIII he
short on account OF the Illness Of the brides sister
HARD TO BEAT.-The following rare bargains viii
BE- offered for Tomorrow only at NJ. Augenstein's
81 9TH st.n.w: The original Augpnstein coinb.na-
ton breakfast SET containing IS pieces for 1S7,
either stone china or porcelain; covered dishes,
3D.; Eastlake rockers, Sc; porcelain-lined sauce
fraTeS, 10xl2 for 2c.; 10 clothes pins for Sc; "a
AheetS shelf paper, o..
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DRESSES made liz tn lJnfSOmeSt styles. and the
best work done, at NINE. WaSIinGt0n'S 1911 Penn
sylvJnl avenue On the most bic terms and
at short notice.
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THREE CARD MONTE INDICTMENTs.-To-day.
Charles OLeary alias Charles Leary, VIM. Clark
alias ''Pcg Leg" Brown, and John Henry Murphy
were indicted for larceny Of a gold watch valued
at 800 and 800 in money from l. l. Boone ON Octo-
Der LIST last
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SEEING Is BELIEVING. Finest Photographic POr-
trats III this city. by Davis, - per doz, at 5 PENN
EylvIui,t avenue.
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rrRg OLIVE OIL and macaronl ut velatls, 60 9Th
STREET northwest.
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DRY GoODS recently damaged by fire, 1T halt
valGe, at A. Behrend's, ~. Marhct Space.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN

= EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
REMNANTS LONSDALE CAMBRIA,
REMNANTS CARPETS, half price.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS half price
80 ROLLS INGRAM and BRUSSELS CARPETS nj
cost. w
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS at cost.
SHEEffNG COTTONS, at wholesale prices.
YARD WIDE XUSLINS, at wholesale prices
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY half price.
MARSEILLES and PiQUES. half prices.
TABLE LINENS and NAPKINS.
COL0RED BoRDERED DOYLIES, &c.
CROCHET CoUNTERPANES, extra heavy, 81
BLACK CASHMERES and SILKS.
VELSETS and VELVETEENS, SATINS 10.
DRESS GOODS and COLORED SILKS,
BLANKETS at cost
BED COMFORTS at cost.
LADIES' CLOTH, all colors.
FINE ALL-WO0L WHITE FLANNEL, use,
c. NJ. TowsoN's,
SO PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR,
q South side ueAz ia sfxeek
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The CUTICURA treatment for the cure OF Skin, Scalp
and Blood diseases consists In the internal Of CUT1
external use OF CUTICURA and CUTICUKA SOAP. the
great Skin cures. Price Of CUTICURA small boxes,
SO cents: large boxes, 81. CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
81 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP, IS cents; CUTICURA
SHAVING SOAP, Is cents Sold by all druggists De-
pot. WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Mass
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Aliens Brain Food II 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.
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THREE DOLLARS dozen for cabinet photographs
at the New Photo. CO. ReSittings made until sat
1Sfactory without extra charge; elegant rooms;
one easy fight OF stairs. PennSy lvania avenue,
three doors west of 9th street
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

OFFICE or TFE CHIEF Signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. February Is, ISs2 Q - am.
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer fair
weather, southwesterly winds, stationary or lower
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WATCHES At AUCTION 1T saieSrOOm of Walter B.
VIII ,inS Is Co., this evening at go o'clock PIN.
See .t,!Vt.
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GREATEST BARGAINS offered in wet goods al 70
EarNet Space.
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CUTICURA.
J
CUTlCURA.
SCROFULOUS, ITCHING AND SCALY lIrMORS OF
The SKIN, SCALP AND BLOOD CURED.
MIRACULOUS CURE.
MIRACULOUS CURE.
MIRACULOUS CURE.
MIRACULOUS CURE
MIRACULOUS CURE.


will now state that made miraculous cure of one
of the worst cases Of skin disease known The patient
il man forty years cd; had suffered fifteen years
His eyes scalp and nearly his whole body presented
fl1ghtful appearance Had had the attention of twelve
different physicians who prescribed the best remedies
known to the profession, such iodide potassium
arsenic, corrosive sublnate, sarsaparila. nc. Had
paid 5000 for medical treatment. with but little relief
VENT iblood purifer) internally and the CUTICURA
and CUTICURA SOAP externally. He did SO and was
many other parts OF his body which presented most
infants, with trace of the disease left behind
He has now been cured twelve mouths Reported by
F. II. BRowN, Esq, Barnwei, S. &.
Reference: Dr. H. BAER. Charleston. s. G.
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FrssrLL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from PAIN cures dysentery and diarrhpa, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle m,W,S
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CITY ITEMS.


Immense Success
Every cough In the land cured by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, q cents
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POISONOUS SKIN REMEDIES.
POISONOUS SKIN REMEDIES.
POISONOUS SKIN REMEDIES.
POISONOUS SKIN REMEDIES.
POISONOUS SKIN REMEDIES.
POISONOUS SKIN REMEDIES.

which is warranted ~ to everything. but which is
found analysis to be the same old poisons
solution Of arsenic for internal use and solution Of
rosve sublimate (bedbng poison) for external use.
When tired Of such deadly poisons try the CUTICURA
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Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanneSS sexual debility. &C.
81, at druggists. Depot, $50 Penn. ave.
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Yesterday tall, gushed-lOOkfng gentle
man walked into the Importers Tea COmpany'S
store, 819 Market Space threw down a dollar, and
said he wanted can OF tea. He got it, and In the
can found an elegant stem-winding and stem-Set-
ting chatelaine watch, worth $1S. The watch
keeps splendid time. Colonel c. G. MORROW, assist
ant executive clerk OF the United States Senate is
the name OF the gentleman referred to, and no
doubt he will devote most Of to-day II not the bal
ance OF the week exhibiting his charming little
prize to his numerous friends. Yesterday the I'M
pOrterS' Tea Company gave away forty-three
watches and seven articles Of diamond jewelry,
besides many pieces Of salverware good many
people living out OF the city order by mail, 81 per
can, cans for S. IL cans for so, Is for So
and IS cans for $50 Many country merchants and
postmasters are making up clubs. Generally
Speaking the getter. up OF a club of twenty-five
cans, costing SO sixty i've cans costing $50 gets
a handsome present. 1t takes but little time to
get up club. Clerks in Departments and others
can easily do it, and IL they do not succeed In get
ting a very valuable prize they at least get wen
paid In the tea or co1ee for their trouble Always
bear In mind this one fact--viZ., both tea and
coffee are OF the best quality and cannot be beat
in this city. This is positively guaranteed, and as
for price it is good deal lower than can be bought
elsewhere If you drink either tea or coffee be
sure and give the Importers Tea Company's goods
trial, and be convinced OF the truth OF the above
statements as to quality and price. Address I'm
porters Tea Company, e19 Market Space, WASH
Ing ton, ID. c.
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WET GOODS at 707 Narket Space.
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U.Q&f GnrSpp0

Last Spring
and summer stock now in order. and subject
to the discount OF ten per cent 1T is In good
condition. and much OF it was laid In late In
the season. Fine Blue Flannel suits that were
s13.5O each last summer, can now be purchased for
$1215.
This discount is offered until the close OF this
month, but by purchasing early you secure the
best choice. GEO. C. HENNING
The Original One Price Man,
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CoCERaNE & CO,
iIS OPPOSITE HrGGs' Bs~R
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CHOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL,
u Rolls aud Bls'".:s win le guaranteed if you use
tfhES, 'he celebrated Minnesota Patent Preoese Flour
which WAS awarded 'he Frst Premium over All Other
coh ors at the National Pair In 1872 and again the
FIRST Premium, ia TIA SHAPE Of very handsome gold
medal, IN 1880 cpi iSS1. The Iui crs claim that one
barre! of Ceres Viii turn out forty oayes more bread
Than any other -Four in America. S1ERIfNIi'S ST.
LOUIS fANtl, one of the most baaUslfa, Winter
Nhes fatent Floors ever Offered q the trade. n I'M
exceied 10y any other Pateut exert Cfros and viii
please the most cNscng ousekeper AID fy the nort
iastidons eficure. RELIANCE, a splendid Minnesota
Patent FoGr, INSIDE rs the cebrated Hungarian Pro-
cess Ii Il very cheap aad beautiful Patent within
the reach of all classes and guarantee will give
satstacfion 10 every ore who viii try IT, GOLDEN
hill. the old leilal.c standby and The Standard
Family Flour of tie District aud cars ~ ,reaf many
so-cailed Patent hours. The Iniers manufacturers
al TO den hi have spent about zen thousand liars in
fenodeiiiS their MIL and have introduced the cse-
bfaed roer systIn. and consequently .olden hilI in
not ON! tnagi l.cent Family Flour but IL really
patent -four with the great ADVANTAGE that be
Dollglt Tor cons der bly, less money then great many
Patent Process Fours not near as htc nor as ntri.
tous a. Golden Hin. For sale 10y al groceFs Whole
.ale Depot: Corner LIST and Indiana avenue. wM NJ
GAIT Il co. IA
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When the skin il Parched

When the Skin is Parched
and freckled by strong northwest winds and the
race becomes dry and scaly, it can be restored to
smoCthneSS and good color by DR.. BensOn's Skin
Cure. A perfect remedy for troublesome itching
and veXatiOuS pimpleS.
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ORANGE CULTURE In Florida. See special notice
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More continuous and powerful electrical action IL OBJ
tanned from COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAS
TIERS than any 81 battery made speedy and certain
cure for Pain and Weakness of the Lungs, Liver. Kid
neys and Urinary Organs, rheumatism, Neuralgia Hys
terra: Female Weakness, Nervous Pains and Weakness
cs, Malaria, and Fever and Ague.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Sold everywhere. III