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Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Acknowledgement.

The treasurer of the Home for Aged
Women, takes pleasure in acknoWledg'
imp $500, the legacy of Miss Lydia Seal,
through her executor, Mr.. Edward
Belts.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
PhuAnhS s..

velvets, velveteens, satins and hrocades
new goods just received at Crosby u
Hills, 22O and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
a1raweaACH Out,

The advertisement Of Davidson X
Bro, is unavoidably crowded out TO-DAY
but will appear on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
RIRm keHB,

flannels, table linens, tawels and el
kinds of muslinB in very large assoFdt
ment and lowest prices at Crosby q
Hills, 220 and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
SGHIlThey Come

and are coming and going all the time,
the new styles Of goods for gentlemen
ket. A person can find almost any
kind of a suit desired in this establish
ment at the very lowest prices
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
AZ Eest OhHr'D'

Rev. I. N. KaigTgin, Tg1,,os. p@s al
from T m his vacation and WIZ
nnlpit tomorrow -
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Goal. . Coal.

Prv bast coal from Ezra Fell, 622 W.
e. ,ni 81, Cold weather 10 approaching.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Cnrrx. Lnre. Stoekley 4 Hastings

The finest pictures of the Republican
and Democratic nominees, can be Sc
cured at j. Paul Browns, Ala Market
street. Large panel pictures at ~ each
Cabinets, 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
rnn a,ctNbor Qne'1

T2fSa5ni fTibnted free free Of charge '''p'|
Market st. -
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

This is the last night Of Thomas Auc'
tiOn.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

The person who took the ladder from
Rumford's entry had better bring II
back and save trouble,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

five shouj5 prct the ex,
act pa1ticula rs Of a comparl-
so1 between towels here and
towels in other stores lnI
town who outEide Of our
own customers wouldn't say
glow does he know" and
stop there ? Nevertheless
we are going to try an easy
case. We have seen a
lhucEaback towel out OF a
coed store at ~ cents
|Ours at 20 cents is larger by
a fifth, of same thickness,
lbetter Iingn, better finish,
|better color.
Now can It be possible
That this difference fairly re-
lprcsents the difference be-
tween the stores? 1t is i'm
Ipossibe to answer. It is
Impossible to sIr:ke 50 ex-
'lsct . balance between two
/ stores. 1t does net belong
to us to try. 1t is fair to say,
though, that our 2o-cent
towel mentioned is not what
+ we call a bargain but ha:
= been here for months ; and
has probably, never beer
mentioned before.
We by Of the maker
very largely, Anybody who
. does that can, if he will, sci
as low as We.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
, Outer circle, City hallsquaro'
: u. 5. and Bi centennla
!, If.qs ard lanterns, cent Il
2|SSo.
9 JOHN WANAMAKER
. Basement, j b.
d Bi-centennial medals fro1
{, the u. S. Mint, 10 cents.
!, JOHN WANANAKER.
4 Basement, Fs.
a Shoes are coming all tn
time auch as you hav,n'
seen befo e, some of then
Or It Il be a month before ne'
y sorts stop coming. If W
N know what best shoes arr
re- re- best for ali uses, we are &c
d, ting them the best cut (
& two great cities, Best NEAR
livery coarse sometimes.
h, never means false.
ID JOHN WANAMAKER'
IN Vast from middle Market street G
oe trance.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

Seal kin cloths are ready
in m2ny colors besides seal
browa, $4 to S25 a yard.
JOHN WANAMAKEk.
Outer circle. northeast from centre.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Crosby q h", -
OctOber gu 1sp

is the place to ood o1y aySd II rggg ~
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
v-VORSLMEN ATTENTION.
Wm he fold at the stable of Hagar & BIO
ShipIey street above Seventh, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10Th,

The following lot Ct superior driving horses
described as ~ liows -, ,ror.,r+od
No.l Dun lcolt, years Gla, w mar6@noea narneeS
sound and kind IN Angte iSss %nn sseed eoI1' w '''
No,2. Bay colt, 6years old sired by i23 mos
N1nr@an from star mare warranted SOUND
and Find in single and double harness VIII
NOS. Roam mare, years osd, one one od ,n1e tne
best roadsterS in the county Can L9V ,inoiG I'VE
nerson AN extra pole marc warranted
Sound ] and kiad in single ana dGu Die barRcsS. !?
Also side bar buggy by McLsar Men,
dali, ore set Of fine harness by 1erger dill" "
lot OF blankets etc, etc. =, ,,-,,,oto q
rhe above are ali the property ot plns%s1 pasg' ~
parties and gold only for want OF use' 'o'''A'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

and latest Bazar fA''''
700 Market St' -
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
CARPETS,

Having bought largely of
these goods we are enabled
tooffer unusualin inducements
Best "A wool filling double
chain Ingram, 50 cents;
best all wool worsted, 60 to
Is cents; best extra supers,
80 cents to 81; Tapestry
Brussels, Is cents to Sl,lO;
Stair, Hall and Entry Car
pets, 80 cents up.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

Ex-city Treasu'tor ,Iss Es'Sssa 20
has for the ''sF ,|N ~, |'I |o',IIIct1
.,edpSN
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S

JOHN WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday:
It is difficult to set forth in
words all the ways OF put
ting silk together for luxu-
rious dress ; and when the
endless effects OF color are
added to the task no ore
surely will attempt it. "A
mere list of names is wear
some ; but how many ways
of exciting admiration lie
hidden in a single oam2
All these fabrics arc IN
colors for evening dress, as
well as in those that Fashion
allows for day light
Gros.rrMp
SIC h
Satin
S4ttu duCbesse
Sl,in de Lyon
Saiu Jerveilleux
II adame
Ottoman
Grls d Hco@se
and damasses with ground:
Of them all; and maselasse'
with grounds oi gro5-gralr
and cf he heavier ribs. ST.
to 81 a a yard. This is turn
ing off q variety almost end
Iless with few words indeed
Bus words are useless ever
! lit there were but one to b<
described
| A dark room near the
silks shows them by gas
Hight; AMI free use is made
OF it,
JOHN WANAMAKER.
NEXT outer circle, south entrance
main building.
Sealskin cloths are read.
lin m2ny colors besides seal
lbrown, $4 to S25 a yard.
! JOHN WANAMAKEk.
iOu5er circle. northeast from centre.
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Recipes by Juliet C0rsOn.

FRIED LIMA BEANs.-Use cold boiled
Lima beans; to each pint allow one
ounce of fat salt pork; cut the pork in
half-inch dice, put it into hot frying
pan and fry it brown; then put the
beans with it, season them highly with
pepper, and quickly fry them over a hot
fire for five minutes; serve the pork
and beans on the same dish.
Ii salt pork is disliked smoking hot
butter may be substituted for it, and a
little salt added to the beans.
BAKED HAsH-Chop fine equal
quantities Of cold meat and potatoes /;
rub to coarse powder like measure
of stale bread; about one pint of each
will make dish of medium size; mix
with these ingredients tablespoonful
each of grated onion and ely-chopped
parsley. two tea-spoonfuls of salt, one
of powdered thyme, half a tablespoonful
of pepper, and one egg beaten smoothly
with half pint of milk; put all these
ingredients into buttered earthen dish,
strew thin layer of fine bread.crumbs
over the top, and bake the hash brown
in moderate oven.
HASH CAKES. Mix together one pint
each of chopped cold meat and potatoes,
half pint of chopped or grated ham,
fat and lean together, one table. spoonful
of grated onion, two tea-spoonfuls of
salt, and one of mixed pepper, ground
cloves. and some sweet herb, powdered,
a tablespoonful of butter and two eggs;
form this mixture into two oval cakes,
lay them in a dripping pan, and brown
them in hot oven. When the hash
cakes are brown put them on hot dish,
place the pan over the fire, and quickly
stir into it tablespoonful of -four and
a cupful of milk; stir this gravy until
it boils for a minute, season it highly
with pepper and salt, pour it over the
hash cakes, and serve them at once.
Toast may be laid under the hash cakes.
FRIED Pork AND APPLES. Wash and
wipe dry six large, sound apples of sub
acid favor, cut them in eighths and re-
move the cores trim away most of the
bone from two pounds of fresh pork
chops cut from the loin; place drip
ping pan containing tablespoonful of
fat over the fire, and as soon as the fat
begins to smoke, put the chops and
apples into the pan, season them with
salt and pepper, and fry them brown on
both sides. Serve them neatly arranged
on hot platter.
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The Hing of Sweden.

The fact that King Oscar of Sweden
and Norway had his life insured for six
hundred thousand crowns, or about
$l62 900, before making his recent tour
among his Norwegian subjects, excited
much comment by its grim significance.
Later accounts show that the disaffec-
ton of the Norwegians is steadily grow
ing more and more serious. 1t is actu-
ally headed by no less important a man
than Biornsterne Biornson, who makes
no secret of his determination to over
throw, if possible, the Bernadotte dy-
nasty, and abolish the union between
Sweden and Norway. The ostensible
origin of this trouble was the Norwe-
gian Storthing's questioning of Oscars
right to exercise an absolute veto power,
but the real personal animus of the
matter was the Kings alleged insult to
Biornson and the latter's prompt reply
in the form of a challenge. For this
the famous writer was sentenced to a
years imprisonment but he escaped
to Germany, and has since been allowed
to return home and resume his cam
paign against the monarchy.
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Cured of His Mania.

A Dutch farmer, who suffered from
pain in his side which no advice could
cure, was advised rs a last hope to try
would help him if human help was pos
sible. The farmer, a wealthy man, put
his big diamond ring on his fore finger,
put his high hat, reserved for solemn
occasions only, ON his head. and off he
went to the great doctor. Rather stu.
pefed with the number of people who
had come with the same idea as he had
namely, to consult the doctor-and
whom he considered as intruders, he
had to wait his turn till he was sum
moned into the presence of the great
man, who seemed to take very little no.
tice of his silver buttons and diamond
ring.
"What is the matter with you ?"
asked the doctor. ST have great pain
in my side," replied the patient, ''and
nobody can help me-" 'How old are
you?' "t'ifty-two. "Have you got
two golden guineas in your pocket ?"
Certainly, and more" 81 don't want
to know that; put down your two
guineas on the table--that is my fee. :"
The farmer having submitted to the in
evitable, the doctor went on to ask
"Now tell me this exactly, where is the
precise spot where this pain bothers
you?" "Here. just above the thigh "
"When does the pain most inconveni-
ence you? ?" cat no fixed time, but the
moment touch it in the slightest way,
it sends singing pain all over me. +"
'Does it prevent your sleeping?" "No,
1 sleep very soundly." Glow is your
appetite % illustrate" s'And when
you walk several hours, does it incon-
venience you ?" "No, not that I know
Of" "But when you touch it with
your hand or otherwise it hurts you 2"
at does most decidedly" "Well, then,
this is what you must do-you must
not touch it"
You may think this very funny, and
perhaps unfair to have to pay two gum
cas- for such advice. Yet it is evident
that number of physicians would have
given much less logical advice, and
would have hesitated to show this man
that he was what so many people are,
m1diade inagiadirc. But the man went
away, told the story to everybody, was
laughed at, but he never complained
again. He was cured of his mania.
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Herrmann's Greatest Trick.

The trick which Hermann, the
sleight- f-hand man, always regarded
as his greatest effort was thus de-
scribed by himself: cit was performed
before the Emperor Dom Pedro, ut Rio
Janeiro. Dom Pedro is devoted patron
of art and artists, and on my arrival at
the Brazilian capital received the i'm
perial command to attend at the palace.
The hour fixed for my audience was
nine o'clock, and quite number of the
grandees were present ut the court.
Nine o'clock came and passed, but |
did not appear just rs the clocks were
striking ten | was announced. His
Majesty came forward in no very amia-
bic mood. You are late, Mr. Herr
mann, said he. Pardon, your Majesty,
said |, 'but understood your command
was for nine O'Clock
"'But it 10 ten now.
mime. sire, said /, taking out my
watch.
"'Ten, said he, taking out his, but
to his establishment his watch stood al
nine. The great clock in the audience
chamber, which had struck ten mo-
ment before, was pointing to nine.
The Countess deus watch was al
nine-in fact, ever watch in the room
was pointing to nine o'clock. You can
imagine his surprise and delight. All,
tell you that little feat cost NE some
money, but / made it up again after.
ward. The Emperor gave me splen.
did diamond ring, and all Rio Janeirc
was mad TO see me.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-21

Freezing weather has commenced
in Russia ; the Volga and Kama Rivers
are closed to navigation.
An attempt to blow up school
with dynamite occurred near Montceau.
les. Mines, in France, but the fuse was
cxtinguished IN time to prevent the ex
plosion.
1t is believed that there is no proof
obiainable of the completely of Arab
Pasha in the June massacres at Alex
andria.
Victor Hugo has issued an appeal
against the execution of Arab Pasha.
-Marwood, the hangman, has been
threatened with assassination if he ven
ures to go to Ireland to perform an ex-
scution.
-Westgate, the self-accused murder.
er of Lord Frederick Gavendish, will be
taken to Ireland from Jamaica.
The first meeting of the interna-
iional congress for the protection OF
submarine cables met on Monday IN
Paris.
Baker Pasha, who has been COM
nlissioned by the Khedive to reorganize
the Egyptian army, proposes to con
centrate on the line of the Cairo Rail-
way the war material spread ovel
Egypt, and to select therefrom equip.
ment for the new army and sell the
surplus by auction.
Garcia Caldron is still treating for
peace between Peru and Chill, but Mon
tero declares his intention to fight to
the last.
Tidal waves, which occurred on the
day of the great earthquake, are re-
ported from Panama. In one of them
seventy lives were lost.
Measures have been taken in Hun
gary to prevent future riots against the
Jews.
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Just a Little.

The Val Street Daily News tells
this story 1t is related that a Buffalo
man who had been in the coffee bust
ness for several years was led to believe
that he had been doing wrong In bug
mess way, and he determined to reform.
The morning after he had taken this
step he reached the factory to find bus.
mess suspended, and upon demanding
an explanation. his son replied
"Well, father, didn't know what to
do. L didn't suppose after what you
said last night that you would mix any
more beans with the coffee. presumed
it would make difference"
eyes, it will make just little differ
ence," calmly observed the old man.
eve have heretofore been mixing one
barrel of beans to four of coffee, haven't
we?'
eyes"
"Well, take out few OF the beans
about two quarts, guess.
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MARKET NOTES.

NEW YORK MARKET.
The Wholesale New York market quota tions
show:
BEANS Prime S2.S00S3. 25; fair to good
S240Cd>S2.60 per bushcl
BUTTER - New York sold at 34035c. for
choice in pals, and 25Ca2Sc. common to good
Western sold at 33@34c. and the common
Western at lS@19c.
CHEESE - Factory fancy, 12c. C9121Ic; do.
fair to good. SG9c
transformations ranged from 26c. for or
dinary. to Soc. for New York. New Jersey
and Pennsylvania
FLOUR superfine, 50. 1O@54O0: Western.
"a 65@ SS.75 extra New York, S4.40G56 so.
Hay Shipping, 55Ca6Oc.; clover 65@70c
salt, 65c.; straw, 3O@40c.
HoPs-New York, 67@6sc.; Eastern. 25@
92c. yearlings, 14624c; olds, 7(014c.
PETROLEUM = Refined. &c; crude, TO
75sc. in bulk ; in barrels, 715c.; naphtha, 654c.
in shipping order and 1l16Gl23Ic in cases
Pork New mess, s23OO@s23.25 dressed
hogs, l05s@l1c.
WHEAr- Spring No. 3, sl2o@l4 3; Mil
waukee. No. 2. Sl.36; amber, sl.32@sl. 40 /;
white, S1.l1@51.l11{.
RYE State 74M7sc.
WooL-Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
XXX, 45046c.; Xxx, 42G45c.; X, 42@43c; No.
!, 45t0i7c.; No. 2. 3S040c. common, 33035c
New York and Western XXX and Y, 390i5I1c ;
No. 1, 44@45c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
FLOUR - State family, -@s4.75 rye
-four, s4.25@s437]5 wheat, State, SO
Sl.l3; amber, Sl.43; corn, yellow, &c.,;
mixed State, lie.
PETROLEUM Refined. &c.; crude, 64c.
Wool State and Western Xxx. 46@50o.; x,
4700isc.; medium, 50051c.; coarse, 45c.
BOSTON MARKET.
FLoUR-From S3.75GDS4.00 for low and
medium. TO S5.00@S7 90 for choice Minnesota.
Corn, 75076c. for mixed and yellow.
BUTTER Common. 22024c Vermont
dairy, 25@30c.; choice creamery, 29631c.
I5012c.
BEANs-S3. 300S340.
HAY-Choice. S200S21
CATTLE MARKETS.
BUFFALO Cattle, good quality, $1,000
$40; hogs, fair to good, S80O@Ss.20; best,
$50.
EAST LIBERTY PENN. = Best cattle, Sc. 500
$500; medium to good. s5.500s6 90; common
TO fair. S4.00@94 so; Hogs Workers, 5000
$500: Philadelphias, ss.651S9.Oo. Sheep,
s4.50@S5.00
WATERrowN, MAss.-Cattle, choice, 1915
@Sl000; extra, Ss.75@S950; first quality,
S700@SS.00; second quality, s5.00Gs6.0O;
third quality, S400(0S4.50. Sheep and lambs
wool sheep, S2.25@S4.50; extra, SIS 500
$500; spring lambs, 4Ss<96Ac. Veal calves,
S@75<c ~
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$4,000 REWARD (!

Will be paid for the detection and cor
viction of any person selling or dealin:
in any bogus, counterfeit or imitation
Hop BTrrERs, especially Bitters q
preparations with the word HoP o,
Hops in their name, or connected there
with, that is intended to mislead and
cheat the public, or for any preparation
put in any form pretending to be the
same as Hop BITTERs The genuine
have clusters of GREEN HoPs (notict
this) printed on the white label, and are
the purest and best medicine on earth,
especially for Kidney, Liver and Ner-
vous Diseases. Beware of all others,
and of all pretended formulas or recipes
of HOP BITTERs published in papers, OF
for sale, as they are frauds and Twin.
dies. Whoever deals in any bus the
genuine will be prosecuted.
HOP BITTERs MIRO. Co.,
Rochester, N. 7.
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Foa Homm opathic Medicines only
one centennial medal was awarded at
Philadelphia, and that to Boericke &
Tafel, established in business since
1885. They have well-stocked pharma-
cies at New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, New Orleans and Chicago. Send
for descriptive price list.
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~ DO" said young man at Colo
RADIO wedding, when the minister asked
if anybody knew any reason why the
couple should not be united. The OBJ
jector explained that the bride had
promised to marry him; but that was
not considered a sufficient reason for
stopping the ceremony, which was con-
Guided amid the tittering OF the assem-
blage.
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A C17rM. A Michigan woman made
a claim for fourth interest in e. Irish
estate valued at $500, 900, but failed to
establish it. and is grateful for the
81 900 which the heirs sent her to pay
the cost of her effort.
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LOST HIS LIFE boy was tied upon
horse at Santa Barbara, CAL, to pre-
vent his falling eff while he was learning
to ride; but this precaution caused his
death, for when he fell sideways he
swung around under horse with his
head down, and hung there, unable to
free himself. The frightened horse, be-
ginning to kick, broke tbs boys legs
and smashed his head,
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The G1Rts.-The competition of girls
to obtain appointments in the Post Of
flee telegraphs in England is increasing.
An examination was held few DAYS
ago at which there were no less than 500
candidates for thirty appointments.
The salary is small, commencing at ten
shillings per week.
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WET YEAR.-In 1879, "the very wet
year." English wheat, grown on light
soil, was found to weigh but fifty-two
pounds the bushel, against California
wheat seventy pounds the bushel.
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You must work, nothing is to be got for moth
ing, and no man who chooses to be Industrious
need be under obligations to another, for la
Dor of every kind commands its reward. Gold
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skinny Men

Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure for
nervous debility, dyspepsia, mental and physi-
cal decline. 81 at druggists. Prepaid by ex-
press, slips; 6 for So. E. S. WELLS, Jersey
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HOW TO SFCTRE UFAITH.

II is strange any viii suffer from arrangements
nrought on by impure blood, when SCoVILL'S SARSA-
PAkILLA AND STILIINGfA.o or BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP Will restore health TO the physical organization
Its STRENGTHENING syrup pleasant to take and the BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, curing Scrofula,
Syptc disorders Weakness Of the Kidneys Erysipelas
Ataria Nervous disorders. Debility Bilious complaints
AMI Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach.
"a n etc
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II is a special trick of low cunning to squeeze
out knowledge froma modest man; who is emf
nent in any science, and then touse ii as legally
acquired. and pass the source in total silence.
ANnlf,aln
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0Fn,Irely DI.nppcnred.,,

a GEORGE STREET.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Sept. 5, 1881.
II. II. WAENER IL Co: lSirS-A severe attack
of kidney difficulty entirely disappeared after
using your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
InUS r. INSLER-
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MENsMAN PEpToN1zED BEEF TONIC. the only

MENsMAN PEPToNIZED BEEF TONIC, the only
preparation of beef containing its entire nut't-
d0Us properties. 1t contains Matchmaking.
force-generating and DEMONSTRATING properties ;
invaluable for ind sestion. dyspepsia, nervous
prostration. and ali forms of general debility ;
also, i'll all cnfeebled conditions. whether the
result of exhaustion. nervous proStration over
work or acute disease. particularly If resulting
from pulmonary complaints. Caswell. Hazard
Il Co., proprietors. New York. Sold by druggists.
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Thinkers are as scarce as gold but he whose
thought embraces all his subject. who pursues
it unntcrruptedly and fearless of consequences.
is q dlAmnnd of enormous siZo I.aYater
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Lyons Patent Metallic Heel Stiffeners keep
new boots and shoes from running over. Sold
by shoe and hardware dealers.
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NEWEST AND BEST.
The IDEAL METHODS

for VIC in. Guitar, CoInet. Piano. Cabinet
Organ, German ACCORDION. FinGeoiet. Clari-
SEP. WISNER. The newest and best CHI ap instguc-
tors gong. with new, modern and sIrighty music.
The IpEAL METHOD FOR THE COMET. for instance,
has "A instructive pages an s. good tunes.
Price OF each book, 70 cents.
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Admiration is u forced tribute and to extort
it from mankind. envious and ignorant as they
are, they must be taken unawares. Northcote
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LADIES, send Csc. to strawbridge & Clothier,
Sth and Market SITS. Philadelphia, and receive
their Fashion Quarterly for six months. New
music and l.o00 eng avings in each number.
Can one better expiate his sins than by en-
listing his experience in the service of morals.
DE Bernard