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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24

BY AID Cornish
Resolved, That an order be drawn 81
the City Treasurer in favor OF the Board
of Directors of the Almshouse and Hos
pital, for the sum Of five hundred and sew
enty and 91-1O0 dollars, this being the
city's proportion of the expense of the
Board for the month Of Oct, 1882.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith. Cornish. johnson,
Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. President, IL.
Approved Nov. %, 1882.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24

Resolved, That an order be drawn upon
the City Treasury in favor of Mary Jar
genson, for the sum of three hundred
twenty six and 67-10O ($32s.67) dollars, in
full satisfaction and discharge Of that Ger
tain judgment perfected of record in her
favor and against the City of st. Paul, in
the District Court, Ramsey county, Nsvem-
Der 1, 1881.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Ccnnor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson,
Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. Presidential.
Approved Nov. %, 1882.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24

By Aid. Robert
RESOLVED. That the Board of Public
Works are hereby instructed to cause a
cross walk to be laid on the north side of
Bluff street across Grant street.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson,
Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. President IL.
Approved Nov. 90, 1882.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24

Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith. Cornish, johnson,
Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. Presidential.
Approved Nov. 90, 1882,
BY Aid. Smith
Resolved, That the Committee on Gas
remove the lamp post now at the corner of
Goodrich and Fort streets, back to where
the same formerly stood before Fort
street was graded.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, Johnson,
Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. President
Approved Nov. 90, 1882.
WHEREAS, The Common Council of the
| City of st. Paul heretofore ordered the
Board OF Public Works to report whether
Il change of grade on Seventh street,
| from Sibiey street to Jackson street,in said
city, as shown by red line on profile
annexed to said order, was necessary and
proper, and whether real estate to be as
sessed for said improvement could be
found benefited to the extent of damages
| and costs to be incurred by said improve
ment; and
| WHEREAS, In accordance with said order
the Board of Public Works did make re-
port to the Common Council of date Oc-
tober 16, 1882, recommending said i'm
provement, and that property could be
found benefited to the extent of damages,
costs and expenses necessary to be incurred
in making said change of grade as afore-
said; and
WHEREAS, The Common Council of said
city on the 18th day of October, 1882,
adopted said reportiand ordered the City
Clerk to give the notice required by law;
| and
WHEREAS, The City Clerk gave notice in
the official paper Of said city, for three
successive weeks, twice in each week, that
the Common Council of said city would,
on the 21st day of November, 1882, at 7:30
O'Clock p. m. at the Council Chamber
in said city; consider such proposed
change of grade; and
WHEREAS, At the time and place desig-
mated for such proposed change of grade,
the Common Council, after hearing all
persons interested, and being Of the opin-
ion that the same was necessary and
proper, ordered the grade of Seventh
street from Sibley to Jackson street, to
be changed in accordance with the red
line as shown on the annexed profile, be-
ing the same as referred to in all the
proceedings had in regard to said change;
therefore
RssoEsed, That said order and the pro-
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j. II. " arner and others petition
Committee to whom said petition was re-
ferred asking that Beaupris street in Ev ng
81 Choutes' addition be vacated, report that
Grant street has been laid out and Is but
ITO feet from this street and as all the par
ties owning the property and the adjoin-
ing property east, west and north, we
think the street has no practical value to
the public and we therefore recommend
that the prayer OF the petitioners be grant
ed and that the Clerk give the necessary
notice for the vacation as asked for.
Adopted.
Also,
B. T. Zah1n and others petition
Committee recommend that the City En-
gineer be instructed to ascertain if the
building referred to in said petition, stands
in the street and how much and report to
the committee with diagram or maps.
Adopted.
Also,
M. P. Nichols and Others petition
Committee report in favor Of granting
tho prayer of the petitioners.
Adopted. (See order for crosswalks or
Ninth street,
O. O. Cullen and others petition
Committee report by resolution in favor
of paying petitioners $210, as asked fol
and as recommended by the Board O.
Public Works. GATES A. JOHNSON,
Chairman Comm ittee on Streets.
Committee On Strests, City Attorney
Engineer, Comptroller and Aid. Fischer
Committee on Llcense-Transfers-
Committee recommend that the fol
owing liquor licenses be transferred at
asked for. all to do business at place nance
in said license, VIZ: No. ISL
to J. II. Preston, 354 TO F. r
Weiz, % to Bohmann & Adams, 30S t.
Henry Keesa, PIG to Fred Oelker, 166 K
John Grady ,349 to Chas. Bracha, 21S toErns
Schuler. 2O5l to John L. Bohmert, 329 t.
Louis Peterson, OF No. 229 to DAME
Gibbs.
JNo. DowLAN, Chairman.
Adopted.
Of Committee on Public Accounts
Committee report that they have ex
amined the report of the Board of Direc
tors OF the Almshouse;and Hospital for tn
month of October, 1892, and find the same
correct. w, D. CoRNIsH, Chairman.
Adopted. (See resolution.l
Of Committee on Gas
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was clear and
LOCAL MATTERS.
The Christmas Trpdc,

Every Indication promises a larger Christ
mas trade this season than usual. Pur-
chasers from city and country, who gene
rally buy largely from full and unbroken
stocks, are already in the market, and old
merchants, who know from experience that
these are their best customers, are busy ar
ranSins'holiday goods on shelf and coun-
Ter to meet the golden tide at lis food.
The Dispatch Cbristmas-man will COM
mence his rounds In day or two. ard will
tell our readers where to find the best
places for buying all the novelties Of the
season, Us well as the most desirable goods
Tor Christmas presents and Christmas
cheer. Scasonable suggestions from the
knowing ones viii receive due considera-
tjOn
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Personals and Briefs.

Bishop j. q. Graubery will preach at
Centenary church at = O'Clock tonight.
The Virginia Historical Society has Just
received from William G. Rives, Esq. q
life-member,) q handsomely framed portrait
OF his distinguished father. the late Hon.
William Cabell Rive, LII. D.. president Of
the Society from the 18Th OF February,
l841, until bis death, on the 18th Oh April.
1868. The portrait Is a PHOTOGRAPHIC re-
production by Brady. OF New Yoik, OF a
cfayon BY NJ. Roty, an eminenily skliul
French artist.
The connection with the thirty-inch
water-pipe between Main and Reservoir
streets will be made to-day. and the water
in the elevated parts Of the city will be cut
OFF between . \. NJ. and 3P. VI. to facilitate
the work.
The ladies of DR.. Hogc's church on
Thursday next will commence their Christ
mas sale of fancy articles pt their Rcposl-
tory, No. 22l Nam street.
Rev. Tibeitus Graccus J0ncs. u. D., q
former president Of Richmond College,
has resigned the pastorate Of the First Bap.
tist church Of Nashville, Tenn.
Captain II. L. Owen, who has been in
attendance at the United States Court here,
rum lbNti w itlN hblil' idNl UlRnt.
The splendid silsbury rotary Fire-ongine
No. 3, Broad-Street engine-house, having
been clogged with mud at the fire IN Man
chester Friday night, was taken out last
night and exercised until it was cleaned.
Hands were engaged yesterday in right
Ing things in the neighborhood OF the fire
At the Richmond and DanviIlc Railroad
shops.
The ice in certain exposed localities was
% inches thick yesterday.
Considering the near approach OF Christ
mas, the price Of turkeys is not eXorbitant.
The late cold snap has dri5cn many good
people who are poor to the necessity Of
asking aid. DO not hc too quick 10 refuse
the deserving poor. Remember how they
suffer when it il cold.
The American schooner William Flint,
2GS tons. &. II. Dodge master, cleared for
Saqua In Grande, Cuba, Yesterday. with
$3.50 bundles OF smootll-shaycd hoops,
valued at $3.50, shipped by Louis Mimic.
L.
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Arc you disturb cd AZ night and tro.eu Of your
rest by tck child suffering and crying Win tie
cNcruriaiing pain of cutting teeth II -, 20 NJ
once and get bottle OF NRR. WINNoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II Win relieve the pnoS iitie
sufferer Immediately depend upon II; there L.
mistake about y. There Is not mother on earth
who has ever used Il who viii not ten you nj once
that Il VIII regulate the bowels and give rea. 20 the
mother and relief and health to the cild operating
Ike maggie. lt Il perfectly safc to NE IN al cssos.
and pleasant to the tisto, mud i3 tie pno clipHon OF
one Of the Oldest and he-t fcmflo ply lcans md
nurse I'm thc United ~tataI Sold everywhere. ~
cents . bottle. dc s-coilv
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4 NOVEL ENTERTAISMENT.-A novel en-
teriainment is on the fdpiS in the shape Of
a charity "Twelith-Night" ball, under the
auspices OF some ladies well known for
their success In such undertakings. There
l. to lee 4 coronation and a mimic court.
The old English programme VIII be carried
oct. cake being prepared for the ladies,
and one for the gentlemen, In which n bean
is baked. The fortunate possessors Of the
slices containing the beans will reign as
King and Queen during the evening. This
ball will probably be Mt private house,
and invitations viii be issued 10 those
privileged to buy tickets. There will be n
supper served. The 5th OF January Is the
day liked upon, and the place will be made
known In the invitations and there will
be no pains spared 10 make this hall the
event OF the season.
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will have to draw another for January
10Th.
The very best jury that can be drawn is
what all good and honest people ought to
want.
The witnesses who were before the
grand jury Of the Hastings Court, upon
whom the Commonwealth relies 10 prove
her case, swear positively that the bond OF
Mr.. Smelling was signed on eleciion-day-
somewhere about the hour Of noon.
This is the testimony OF Mr.. Emmet
Crump, before whom the sureties acknow-
ledged their signatures.
The United States Marshal paid of YES
terday only the witnesses and jurors who
were noB-residents OF Richmond. His
supply OF money had been exhausted.
Witnesses get Sl.5C per day. A good many
who have never been called 10 the book
are already entitled to 80 each. Probably
400 or 500 witnesses altogether were sum
moned.
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The PcuifcIlfinry Places.

The annual report q The General Agent
and storekeeper Of the Penitontiary.
Winfield Scott, Esq, contains summary
of the evidence taken with reference 10 the
sale Of places ut the penitcn'iary by Co
aliiion members oil the General Assembly.
II seems, however. that objection has been
made to the printing OF it, and that the
matter has been referred 10 Governor CAM
eron for decision.
There is no denying the fact TINT these
places were, in violation of law, sold. The
Board Of Directors OF the Penitentiary so
reported 10 Governor Cameron, and the
Governor furnished Il copy OF that report
10 the Commonwealth Attorney Tor the
city OF Richmond. Why Mr. SCOTS re-
port should not now be published as other
annual reports are i not understood.
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AFTER THE AUDITOR.
The Grand Jury OF the Hastings
Court Find Another True Hill
Against y. Brown Allen.

The Case Confined until Next Tuesday
Judge Christian will Not Preside. but will
Tell What lie Knows About the Missing
Bond and Other Matters-Captain Wise,
United States District Attorney, Wants
LeGnl Ligbt-The Case or John ID. Smelling
I'm the Police Court-ContInued until Next
Wedue sday.
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fsace's riOesx.

Grand opening OF Chrisimas cards and
novelties Monday the llth. An mmonse
stock OF cards, sufficient In quantity and
variety 10 supply the city trade. open all
day aad hall iho night from dlic until
January Jth.
HARlgos mCARTln 4 Co..
800 aiain street.
Pac;s Block, under the tower.
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The violation Of any Of natures laws
brings it, warning by the feeling OF dls-
comfort. Exposure will induce colds.
throat diseases, consumption, etc. all OF
which give warning by troublesome
cough. Use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup in
time, and remove both the oaBso and effect
oil vOnr di-comiOrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-10

LESTER MANOR SALE.--The greater and
most valuable portion OF this magnificent
estate, in King William county, Va, COM
prising seven different tracts. was sold on
Yesterday by J. Thompson Brown. nuc-
tioneer. As advertised, the chartered train
for Tie occasion left the city at 1910 \. NJ.
with two coaches OF attendant, represent
inc various sections OF the state. A
brighter and more beautiful day could not
have happened. nor a better pleased com
many could not have been found than when,
ON arriving ut Lester Manor, they dis
covered everything amply and a5undantly
provided for the benefit OF the inner man-
nroyident foreihought OF Mr. L. d..
Christian. trustee. At the commencement
Of the sale II was announced by the aue-
tionecr that the trustee had authorized
him to state that private sale OF the FISH
Haul tract had been made 10 parties who
proposed TO continue 10 run the canncries
on a more extensive scale. The Old Town
and CnglIshman tracts were then offered as
n whole. and sold 10 Mr.. A. M. Seldom, OF
Sabbott Island, Goocbland county. Va, for
$1,000. Green's tract was next offered,
and sold to Mr.. Joseph B. Davis for sl,SOO.
Night coming on, the sale OF the other
tracts was postponed, and they will be
held for private sale.
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FATHER CuMsrMAs, q Christmas No. for
young folk; Etbeps Dream, story, by
Mr.. +. c. Burnand; eighteen illustra-
tons by George Cruikshank, published
at the Illustrated london ke,cS, laS Strand,
London, has been received fromN Leonard.
new sdealer. 9CS Main street.
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DEMOCRATIC DAY.
Examination OF Hr. Massey and Q
Number OF Other Democrats
by the United states Grand
Jury Yesterday.

to the Attention OF the Grand Jury; the
Democrats Get Hearing. but Too Late 10
be or Present Scrvice-The Grand Jury Ad-
journed Till January %, 1ss3-rhe Trial
or Messrs. Talmar, Munford. and Others,
10 Begin January 18th. and Judge Bond to
Presidc-Eleven New Grand Jurors to b.
Drawn b. Colonel Coalter CabelI aud MIR.
plea.npfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-10

PIERRE BRRNARD's BESEFIT.-NeXt Tues
day night Patience" will Represented ut
Mozart Hall for the benefit Of Mr.. Pierre
Bernard. On this occasion Miss Adah
Levy will make her dfbH Is Lady Angela,
and those who are competent TO criticise
entertain the highest expectations rs to her
complete success, her voice and acting
both having been highly complimented.
Mr.. Thomas English, fine tenor, will also
appear for the first time In opera. nr.
Bernard is so well known In the musical
world, and has been so publc-s spirited and
generous IN his acts, that he has right to
expect 4 grand reception and full and
fashionable audience.
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sIgyJOS SALES MONDAY.

CHEWING & ROSE, l.. ~. four bnilding io's
In sidney az the corner OG Taylor aud isobin-
son streets
GRi'BBS s. WILLIAMS, Y. NJ, three tory
brick store No. L. . rlrt Frdnkl'n street, b.
tScen Iwtiith and 1hl,ircnih streets, opp0-
siie q the tBpiic House.
HORACE ELAChNuR 6 co. 81 900 worth %
cigars Of various brlnds
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HrMPTY- Y-DUMPTY Tony Dcnier's
Humpty-Dumpty troupe will commence a
two-days' engagement at the Richmond
Theatre next Tuesday night the 18th in
slant. Denier. 1t Is said. still holds the
palm as the representative OF American
nantonlme.
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HOLIDAY Gs,Dps.

VERY ELEGANT PEI RFUM u
BOXES AND OTHER HOLIDAY GOODS at
LATiNER's DRUGSTORE,
del 0-at No. 73l ve8t Marsiisll s'reSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-10

BATTALION DRILL AND REVIEW. .--Colouel
Charles F. Anderson has ordered the COM
panies OF the First Virginia regiment to
assemble at the Armory, in iull-dress uni
form. on Wednesday evening next. for
battalion drill and review by the City
Gnnncii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-10

FRAGRANT BREATH Is al'says pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE 4 BAHrl.'s dcii-
cious CARDoIIc Movru-WAsH. IL destroys the Of
fcnsive odor cau-ed 10y diseased gums and dcoayys1
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 a healthy con.
diuOn. Price, nfty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-10

THE MxsTREIs AT mozart HALL:-The
box-sbeet OF the performance at Mozart
Hall next Monday night opens Monday ut
Ramos Il Moses. Besides the minstrel en-
tertainment, In which forty gentlemen take
part, "Patience ." will be burlesqued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-10

AL tho imported German Cologne Waters,
French. English, ana American Extracts and
Toilet Wtlors We also sii op own Nolome
Wator-oqual - the importod--hy the bottle or Ia
quantities "a desired. J.. WAGNER. Druggist
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The New COIun,hia Rscx.be

will bc railIed wednesday night at the Re-
gimental Armory at 81 O'Clock. Chances
can be had OF Caocll Davis, st. Claire lio-
tel
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po,,cv CouRr.-The following cases were

Police CouET.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Andrew Jackson (coloredl, assaultlng
and Threatening 10 cut John Corbin. The
case case was continued til next Tuesday.
CaroIlne Wilson (colored), drunk, was
fined 81. a., s,.o.
throwing rocks at the house OF Sarah Bhn-
Thomas Burch (colored), assaulting and
beating Frances Burch, was Ined = ana
required TO give surety 10 De OF good Deha-
vior Tor six months. u
lot OF br,ss from William T.. TANNER q 70.
Discharged.
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The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
met again yesterday for the purpose OF
considering the charges against s. Brown
Allen, Auditor Of Public Accounts Of
the state ri Virginia.
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J.E.Eosa, NO. 1908 MArN STREET

viii sch M0NDAY, December II, 1852: Three
bottle plated castor FOR 60c; ak knivC and forks,
i6c.; siX tablespoons, l5c.; ak rAirooIs, &C.;
one boxed oohce-nill, 3jc., one dorm -cgcn-nch
". g.. plato 0jc.. siF ". T.. cups and saucer,
4nc.; one dozen goblet, $50; ono Rli-s-stinI
lamp lcomQletel, 25c.; ono glas. sc, tfour piecosl
soc; one dozen tin plates lniao inchesl, +0c.
ien-quart dlsh-p.u, l5e.; thrsc-Inr' conee-pot
Toe; four-quart bucket, 5c.
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CoURr OF APPEALS. e.-Keen and ais. Is.
Valentine. Argued by o. e.. kean. Esq.
and 4. IL. Sands. Esq, for plaintiff, and #.
:. Blair, ESD, for defendant.
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MARIA cLFaIeNriYE MARTIN kLOsTtRFnAu
(NUNl COLoOVI, the most fragrant oi IN Cologne
water and my cwn direct Importation.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
StNth aud Broad streets.
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foR THICK HEADs heavy stonachl, bilionSDcsss,
e wells,s May-Appie Pils," catharlic. 10 aud voc.
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4. sAKs s Co,
oNR-PRiCE CLoTufFBS
1913 NATS STREET.

Genuine Eneiish Ckstterbox. CSC.
American ChattcrhoN. 60c.
Large assortment Of Christmas Car,s, s5 per
cent. CHEAPER usn any Other house.
Prang % 0OC-first-rriE. Frinsel Cards. ef .S6.
Toys GaInes, Sc. N. LEONARD,
eOs VI m street
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PRESENTS.

HOLlDAY PRESENTS. ,,,
III w Cftcr for sale the largest and most vailci
,.-.rtYnent Of BOOks, STATIONERY; !; ana fnNr NJ.
CY GOODS for the approae,h.ns honnsY snY in end end
eri"tv. III j>SII iOXtS and BAGS, Di &
INS.ChSEt, WOBK-BOXEs and BAShL =, Nj :,
NksTANDS. pAPER-WElHlIt, u; ~. SIt,D ydSTe 81
- ApENCILS FNGRANINtI-, III S.iA i'v1t- ~,
%nd %V6dD- and MAPLE DISKS, T0lLE,I-.GITAa 49,
POth l-bOoao' ~ de 10
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CnAScERY CoCRT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Henry & Blackwell rs. Ould & Caring
ton, &c. Decree in conformity with the
opinion Of the Court, dismissing petition
OF J. &. Blackwell with costs.
Planters National Bank Us. Lyne's Gu
rator. Decree setting aside sale and con-
yeyance a. therein mentioned.
bin, &c, rs. Allen, &c. Decree direct
ing the collection and disposition OF the
fund as set forth in said decree.
Lyneman and wife rs. Rebman, &c. De-
cree appointing commissioners to assign
dover and make partition.
Eppes ys. Eppes. &c. Decree confirming
renort of commissioner as 10 the fund, and
directing an inquiry rs TO the present value
Of the widows dover.
Rutherford's executor us. Harvie, &c.
Decree approving and confirming the sale
Of the property therein mentioned.
Dooley rs. Taylor. Decree dismissing
the cause.
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MOTHERS! MoTHERsl MOTHIMsi I

OSR DOLLARS WORTH oP CIiRsTsAs CARDS
for IS cents 20 /. LEwIs,s. 0l2 slain slrari
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DIR. WLBOR's COD-LIyER Oh. AND LINZ
Inyalld- need no iOngcr dread 20 lako that great
specific for consumption, asthma, and threatening
coughs-CoG-I.iycg OH ana Lime ~ prepared by
Dr. WILBOR it IL robbed OF "a. nauscatmg taste
and also cmbod,s preparation Of tte Phosphate
Of Tine giving uatare the very article required "a
aid the healing qualities OF the OIL and 30 rc-
create where disease has destroyed. IL also forms
= remarkable tonic, and viii cause week and de-
biliiatcd rcrsOns 70 become strong and robust. u
should be kept in every family for instant u-e on
the first appearance OF coughs or Irritation Of tie
lungs. Manufactured 0uiy by 4. u. WiLboR,
Chemisi, Boston sold by AL drug,.ists.
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED ~
the use Of MEADE ( BAKsE's SAroUth DENrl-
FRICE, which win speedily remove incipi'ut tartar
and ,cuTf. Price, nifty cents box.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
dle Atlantic States. warmer southeast to
southwest winds, lower barometer, In.
creasing cloudiness, local rains or 1icht
snow during Sunday afternoon or evening.
he WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
somewhat warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ. ts.
y y. NJ, y; noon, Al; 3 i. NJ, 38; q L.
~, 30; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, ~ sc.
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rMNNY MEE.-~ Weiss ilcal'h hrneTer' lc
stores health aIl g'cos, cures DysLel-S impo-
tcuce. u.
DON'T BCY ELSEWHERE uniil yon b.'e e'ain-
inod tho inc assortment of WEuDiSc, b"iD aL'
aud HOLIDAY GOODS 40 owESs x Mhoh~' oD-
pO-itc po-t-0tice.
PERFECT BUCKWHEAr CARCs la th.,c Ilin,.'es
can he made by using iIEcRnn's SaLs-hAisiY"
BUCKWIfENT.
HgCKER's SELr-RhuiSG FLOCh max hs-
cult. and cake. ln ten miauics, without yea or
btking-powder. aui without seiiia iosl-e.
For -alc 10y Al groreiS
THE CELLULOD EYE-tiLAssSs 80 not break
Ike shell or rubber nor rust hSe tceL get pair
10 suit YOU and ycn viii Gnd them iathfml Irieid
For sale 10y al loading Jewellers and opticians.