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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-23
Thanksgiving Dinner for the BOys-Th,
EudUsfrsaI gchoav

San FRANCISCO, November 22d. The
ladies of the Central Committee connected
with the Young Mems Christian Association
held q meeting this afternoon, and completed
sill the arrangements for the annual news
boys Thanksgiving dinner. About 300 tick
cts will be distributed among the boys.
Samuel P. Carusi, principal teacher in the
Industrial School, has preferred before the
Board Of Supervisors eight charges against
J. L. Mcdonald, Superintendent of that in
stitution. These charges include incompe-
teucy. neglect of duty, ignorance of his
duties, improper conduct, and other matters.
III <.------
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Fatal Jump of a Ch,uaman

man, en- route for the city. boarded the sonfh.
bound train. AS the train pulled ont the
conductor informed him Of his mistake. and
rang the bell, but the Chinannan jumped off
and fell on his head, striking enc of the tieg
His injuries ara such that he cannot live.
Woman Charged with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
School Convention.
SANTA ANA, November 22I.-Mrs. Smith
wife OF the crank who so brusalIy muir.
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Affairs in West WaShirufn~

THE FUNERAL Of Mrs. Julia Brlce takes place to-
DAY at O'Clock from st. Johns p. E. church. Rev.
b. b. Williams, OF New York. will ofliciate
IHE T. o. STREET BOXES will have placard an
nounclng the hours or collection placed on them
In few days. There is collection made at 80
am daily from these boxes, which is not gener-
ally known.
Nor FIT BURIED.-The old soldier who died sud-
denly at Mrs. Steiners residence, just beyond the
DiSlrlct line, several days ago, as stated in The
STAR at the time, has not yet been buried, and the
remains have become so offensive as to drive the
inmates from the house. This is very serious
neglect ON the part or the Montgomery county au-
tnofit'es They gave certificate OF burial, but
ala not furnish the means to inter him.
PERSONAL-Mr. E. X. Lundy left yesterday for
Atlantic CIty-NirS. j. u. Cathell lert for Eastern
Shore or Maryland yeSterday.-MrS. DR.. Magru-
Ger is I'LL at Halifax, Nova Scotia.
- ACCiDENT.IA little girl named Seey, two years
street, was run over Monday by Mr.. Garrity's
butcher wagon, and her right arm, between elbow
and wrist, fractured.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls and res
ervoirs. clear.
HIGH IIDE.-August 90 II :4S a. M. 1910 D. m
SHIPPING NEWS.-Cleared-Stea John Gibson,
Young, for New York, with assorted cargo; str
George Lcary, for Norfolk, with do; bark Nine
Yah, Wyman, for Newport News, to load coal for
boston; sch. Samartcne, Ireland, for Norfolk with
coal and empty barrels. Schr. Anna NJ Dcker-
son, Hutchinson, sailed from Providence for
Georgetown on 18th inst.
The MONTGOMERY COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMA.
RES Will be held on the Goth instant, and the
county convention on the 81 OF September, at
Rockville.
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DIED.

DIED.
BACHE. MARIA. wife Of Sharrington Bache, fell
asleep in Jesus. on August IT, 1892 in her 10th year
Funeral sunday, August Goth. at p. m, from l4I6
Tenth street northwest Relatives and friends in
vited to attend.
BRICE; At warrenton. Va, on August II. 1882,
JULIA F., widow of the late Richard T. Brice and
daughter Of the late Arthur Shaaf. of Georgetown D.
c.. in the fifty fourth year of her age.
Funeral from St Johns church, West Washington,
August 18th. at five o'clock pm.
DANIELS. JOSEPH DANIELS. on August 18TH
Funera viii take place from his late residence No.
1896 Fifth street northeast Sunday August 10Th at
pm. Services at st. AOysiuS church. z:3O. IPhila-
delphia papers please copy.1
p. M, NELLIE NAY. AIRED ten years and two months.
only daughter Of Thos. s. and Mary v. Donaldson.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her parents residence No. $40
18th street southwest. Sunday, August 10th. ct s
O'Clock p. m.
GRIBBAN. On August 10. 1882. at S o'clock am,
after short illness. MATHEW GRIBBAN, aged
We xilI bury him s. under The. the mos s SOD.
Sass only aIps Dfd1 Inn bach e Goa
All! wherefo do we weep?
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
cousin. David Murphy, No eos virFinia avenue south
ses on MoDd cSu next 3 Requiem mass
HERBERT: On August 18th. 1882, Of consumption:
so s e A,ssss a1 :: three
invited to attend.
TH0RNToN: On August u, 1852 e his homo on
2lst street northwest JOHN H THORNTON. aged
81. issssal s1n ta1e psacs frs de lssh stsst Bp
tSse % - lnylfed =
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CONDEMNED Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at so p. m and ex-
GnguiShed at a..
l. =. Abbott, Falls Church, certainly raises the
banner peaches OF this region.
j. ShihIngton send5 The excellent September
number OF The Century.
AT recent meeting OF the board of trustees OF
the GlenwoOd cemetery the oil officers were re-
elected AMI Lewis Clephane and JudsOn S Brown
were appointed trustees 20 fill vacancies The
cemetery grounds are being greatly improved
under the management or the present board OF
trustees
ale Hydronaut" yacht club viii start tonight
on the yacht Tuttle on two weeks cruise to Colo
NAL Beach and the lower Potomac. The crew is
conpo 'ed or Geo Ely, VIM. Kaiser, VIM Tredway
Augustus and Edward Kaiser, and Edwin Hood
The ladies' OF King George county. Va have
presented the steamer Mattano with a handsome
streamer, on which Is marked the motto success
Mr. Sheriff Is having additional state-rOoms and
foilet-roOmS put on the Mattano for the accomno-
dalton OF passengers
About II 30 O'Clock yesterday horse attached
70 a carriage became frightened at a street ear
and ran up street at break-neck speed. throwing
q boy named George Sm1llwood out and upset ting
me buggy, completely wrecking it. Smallwood was
not seriously hurt.
About 10 O'Clock last evening VIM. Bell found q
dead colOreG infant at the mouth of the sewer at
the corner or New Jersey avenue and Boundary
street me coroner was notified and gave a GER
uficate OF burial
The engine OF the western tr'in, arriving at the
Baltimore and Ohio depot at 9:o0 O'Clock last night
ran into the stop-guir knocking 10 over and d3 m,
aging the engine and the platform considerably
"A young man named James Kelly, OF No. 2l4l ID
street, says he knows nothing OF the young man
oy Ihe same name, who WAS charged with assault
IN the Police Court yesterday and gave his resi-
dence as 2iil street
80; W; Thomas, a well-known colored citizen.
o . a. MS residence, IA Washington street last
cNehlhg OF consumption. His remains will ne
laken tomorrow morning to the 18th street IA n
usL church from which place he will be buried ar
800 = C.'CS pm he was member of the Ma
sonic anu Oid Fellows fraternity who have charge
OF the funeral ~ 90
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UNDER OATH,

have been afflicted for twenty years with an obsti-
nate skin disease called by NJ. D. IS Psoriasis and
others Leprosy, commencing my scalp and in spite
OF all could do, with the help of the most skful doc
tors it slowly but surely extended until year ago this
winter covered entire inform of dry scales
For the last three have been unable to do any
labor, and suffering intensely all the time. Every
ing there could be nearly duspanful Of scales taken
from the sheet bed some of them half large as
the envelope containing this letter. In the latter part of
the winter my skin commenced cracking OPEN tried
everything almost that could be thought Of without any
relief The 18th Of June started west in hopes could
reach the Hot Springs. reached Detroit and was so
low thought should have to 60 to the hospital but
finally got far Lansing Mich where had sister
living. One DR.. - treated me about two weeks but
did me no good All thought had but short time to
nye earnestly prayed to die. Cracked through the
SKIN all over my back across my ribs arms hands,
limbs, feet badly swollen, toe nails off finger nails
dead and hard boe hair dead dry and feess as old
straw. Oh. my God! how did suffer!
My sister, Mrs. E. II. Davis, had small part Of
box OF Cutcura in the house. She wouldn't give up;
said We will try Cutcura.' Some was applied on one
hand and arm Eureka! there was relief stopped the
terrible burning sensation from the word CO. They i'm
mediately got the Cucura Resovent (bood purifier)
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap tthe great skin cures
commenced by taking one tablespoonful of Resolyent
three times day, after meals; had bath once day.
water about blood heat used Cucura Soap freely ap
Piled Cutcura morning and evening. Result returned
to my home in just weeks from the time left and
my skin as smooth as this sheet of paper.
HIRAM E. CARPENTER
Henderson. jefferson Coz, N, Y.
Sworn to before me this 18th day of January 1890
A. NJ. LEFFINGWELL, Justice Of the Peace.
CuT1cuRA REaED1Esareforsa sale by all druggists. De-
pot. WEEKS POTTER. Boston. Mass. au19-s&w
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Labor Movements.

THE MARYLAND COAL STRIKE BREAKING UP.
About IS Of the old miners of the Georges creek
Coal and Iron company, Maryland, determined yes
teruay 10 go TO work, and handed their names into
the superintendent, who told them that they could
begin work to-day The men Of the New Central
American and Maryland will follow. The talk at
Homecoming last night was that the strike is
broken on the creek, though it IS understood that
EFFORTS Will be made even yet to stop the effects of
the break. The Consolidation men will no doubt
be the last to give in. Their position is peculiar
one on account OF the new labor introduced by the
company. 80
..e ,e-En'1ai5 Ii7l OTHER STRIKES
Nearly all the labOrers In the shops of the
Chicago and Alton railroad at BLOOMINGTON I'LL
nolS, struck yesterday on account OF reduction
from ten hours per day to nine hours They de-
mand an Increase OF 10 per cent In their wages in
Sixty miners walked out of the strikers camp
at Mansfield, Pa, yesterday, and proceeding to
the works OF the Mansfield Coal and Coke com.
pany, offered to resume mining at 81 cents per
as the signal OF general break up Of the strike
Ihere Is much opposition among the white la
DOrerS on the railroad now being built in Craig
head county, Arkansas TO the employment OF COL
men disguised as kuklux have visited the colored
laborers and warned them to leave. The con-
tractors have applied to Gov. Churchill for pro-
lection. There is much excitement, and serious
trouble is apprehended.
The Amalgamated lodges at Pittsburg yesterday
again voted not to return to work at the old
scale. 1t was also decided to notify the union
OackSmithS and hammermen now working for
wilson, walker q Co that II they work any new
iron they win be expelled from the association.
AT Fall River, Mass. the WampanOag Mills have
Shut down OIL account OF the strike. The direc-
tors met yesterday afternoon and the striking
SpinnerS met last night
entng.
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AmIscn,ents. Excur.ions, Etc.

TnEATER CoSIQUE-The entertainment or Tho
Vomiq0e Is highly praised by lovers OF variety per-
DRIVERS GARDES.-The Eclipse Comic Opera
company are giving series or attractive enter
ABNER's GARDEN affords delightful resort for
asumner evening concert is gwen every even
TIE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL on NOW,
Iork avenue. Is open every day and evening
HEBEK TENT. o. r., will give another excur-
sion TO Lower Cedar Point next Monday leayinp
High street wharf ut am. and 9Th street wharf
at $40 am --
An EXCURSION TO LYNCHBURG CH.RIcrTrs-
VILE anu other noted places In Virginia Will be
gwen next saturday under the auspices or the
managers OF the Virginia Midland railway COM
peiiy. Inc excursion train viii leave Alexandria
hcst saturday at II pm and return home the FOL
loving TUESDAY morning.
Az EXCURSION TO PISEY POINT VIII be given
next Monday on the steamer George Ieary which
Vii leave sc 10 a. aud return home az 6 n. no.
sns ioiioging morning. There VIII oe hop at the
Foint IN The evening.
AZ EXCURSION TO MARSHALL Han VIII n. c,vo,
IueSlay evening on the steamer w. w CorSnran
Tor the Senrilt OF the officers OF the steamer.
excursion trip to Marshall Hall and t;lymnniI
LEAVING It 10 a n. and returning at s:sn D m.
evening on the Steamer a MarT sg T1esoy
Ing at 9 30 p. III and returning at Ii D. m.
III. SATURDAY EVENING TRIrs on the steamer
at g p. m. and returns at 10 y. N.
QuANTico PAvHIo..-The steamer Keynoft
.aases daily trips to this pleasant resort, leaving
" m anu p. N every day except Sunday when
The morning trip Is omitted. "-'A'
6LYMoSE-The Potomac Frui. Growers I'm.
ffOvefnent Company runs daily trips TO Gly,no; I
= to steamer keyport, leaving at a. H. ana
m.
he STEAMER Macy WASHINGTON makes cycur-
sfoa tffDS 10 Occoduan Falls, sundays, Wedncs-
so5s and Fridays, and to Mount Vernon SPRINGS
Idesfiays and Saturdays
Tux GRr.! FlLLs-Ths steam PACKET Excelsior
raves her y5ar, Congress street .ad canel, eyory
Non6av, "Wednesday, F,tiay ard SUNDAY at 6.
N fo- the Great Falls and Cabin John 5-icyc.
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VAL
UABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET A TICKET.

Tickets for the Festival be obtained as follows:
DARK BROWN wrapper. Save these wrappers until
which can be obtained FREE OF CHARGE from the
grocer OF whom buy the Soaps follow the printed
directions thereon and there will be no trouble For
THE TICKETS COST You MOTH VG. on do not
BUY therh-we do not SELL them. We give them to
you you for using i our soar; YOU MUST USE SOAP
mind that You have nothing to lose. You get FULL
the LARGEST. CHEAPEST. BEST, the LONGEST
SMELLING. EASIEST RUBBING SOAP IN EXIs-
TENCE. IF YOU USE IT ONCE YOU WILL ALWAYS
USE II, AND THAT'S THE WAY WE WILL GET = s
OUR MONEY BACK. THINK OF IT. No soap ever
did SO much for you win. Every one of the
MRxPPERs TICKET, 100 WRaPP SS TIcKFTSl
ONE TICKET As GOOD AS ANOTHER SIX TICK
Its BETTER THAN ONE. DAvID'S PRIZE SOAP
like quality and is adapted for either Toilet or Laun-
dry use TRY IT, youn like it. IL win not be ness-
sary 20 attend the Festival 70 receive preeent as they or
I5ea yo them on receipt Of IL etrucons how to send
mRH T4ey commence At once to nse the SOAP BUY
AZ AZ IL rHE "a S1AP aMRROvES WITH AGE. IT is The
Hrocers Keeping money, worth good. II your Grocer
Gee not Keep II or win not get it notify Agents
NO communications answered unless stamp y nclosed
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President Arthur,s vacation.

From the New York Herald, to-day.
President Arthur spent another quiet day of his
vacation yesterday The morning was devoted, as
usual, to writing, and after dinner he was driven
to photograph gallery, where he had a sitting.
lie went down town on private business later in
The day and spent the evening at home The only
caller or note was Attorney General Russell whose
visit was of a social nature A great many pre-
tentlous people present themselves at the Presi-
dents residence, but they never get any further
than the door, as the attendant has peculiar way
or making all corners disgorge themselves OF their
business No demonstration will be made at Gov
ernor'S Island when Gen. Arthur makes his visit
beyond the usual salute of twenty-one guns which
Will be fired II he arrives in the daytime The
PRESIDENT expects to leave the city for Newport on
Tuesday next.
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Crane Juice.

The art OF fermenting the Oporto grape into wine
In this country has been brought TO a greater de-
gree of perfection by Mr.. Alfred Speer, OF New
Jersey, than by any other person; and his wine is
the communion table and for invalidS. For sale by
druggists and grocerS
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Special Weather Bulletin.



The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the Following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is highest north OF the lower lake
region, and lowest northeast OF New England.
Far weather. continues with cooler nOrtheastarly
winds In New Englan1~th the middle states Ohio
valley ana tennessee Local rains are reported
fron tine south AulnttC and gulf states, with
Slightly cooler, variable winds Cool fair weather
CONTINUES IN TIE lower lake region and the south
ern portion OF the upper lake region, with light
variable Winds Local rains are reported from
near Lake superior and in Minnesota; but 81 ghtly
warmer, fair weather prevails Ia Missouri and
Iowa with SGCtheTly winds. The following special
temperatures were reported at n. N. this morn
Ing: ElstpOTt, J6o; Montreal, Cleveland ana san
FranciSco, Sc; quebec, 20; Mt Washington 80;
Alpen9, 550; Duluth, 50; ST. Paul, TO-; Denver,
co. Stations reporting one Inch or more OF rain
fan during the past - hours are: Charleston,
2:20; Savannah, 129 ana InJiInOll. I52. The in
dtcatOns ar that fair weather will continue In
New England, the mid lie Atlantic states AMI Ohto
valley curing Sunday, with slight changes in tenn
perature.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Aus:.setienfs Tonight.

THEATER COMIQCE.-Varietv.
DRIVERS GARDES--SPecialty Performance.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDES.-COacert
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and lith streets.
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When Ladies Are Attractive.

All iadleS know their faces are more attractive
When free from pimples. Parker'S Ginger Tonic
is popular among them, because 1t banisheS i'm
purltleS from blood and skin and makes the face
glow and the eye sparkle with health.
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is the only way sudden riches are liable to come TO
us. poor person can become suddenly wealthy;
y can win $50, The Commonwealth Distribu-
ton Co. have another drawing August 3ist at
LOUISVILLE, Ky. The drawings are fair, are honest
are conducted to the satisfaction of ali. Then de,
lay not, but send your order Immediately to r. NJ
Boardman, Courier-Journal Building, Louisville,
KY 81
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MIDSIGET RIOT.-A riot IS bad enough in the
daytime, but when il occurs in the middle of the
night, and the scene OF it is the stomach OF a Suf-
feriag human being. It must be put down in the
SpeedieSt AMI most effective manner The doctor IS
not always 10 be had, but Perry Davis Pain Killer
can easily be got from the closet at q moments
notice. Sometimes II does its work before the
doctor could pun his boots Mr. X. V. Miller OF
Syracuse, y. " says he prZeS the Pain Killer
very highly FOR its great value as a relief from
such sudden attacks. From long experience with
IL he regards 1t as a medicine which should be
Kept In every house.
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46 Popular Drawings

Have taken place under the management OF the
commonwealth Distribution Co. All have given
perfect satisfaction. Hundreds OF thousands OF
ticket holders. Send 81 for ticket In the next
drawing, which takes place August 3lSt, to r. Nj.
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH CoNFANY's SUMNER
PRICES--One large picture FOR framing, 81 dupli-
cate copies, 80 cents each; fiae imperial cabinet
portraits. 80 per dOZ n; car-siZc portraits Il per
dozen. Good WORK guaranteed. 723 9Th street.
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Deserving articles are always appreciated The
exceptional cleanliness OF ParkerS Hair BalSam
makes 1t popular Gray hairs are impossible with
its occasional use.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NOR INVEST

BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 Henry Naylor his ~
hslrs and asst gns, bearing date the ODD day of IN
May, A. d., lS55 and duly recorded in Iibsr -
: 9S at folio 27l, of the land records for wash
nton county, ID c., and by direction of the holder OF
he note secured thereby the undersigned heirs at
law o. Henry Mayor, deceased Will sell MEDNFS-
DAY, the SIN III DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1852
at FIVE O'CLOCK. p NJ. in front of the premises
part OF lot numbered ten (O, in John f. Caans SUBJ
dlNlson OF square numbered four hundred and fifty
one tiol, IN Washington in the District Of Columbia
bSnnlng Tor the at the southeast corner said
lot and running thence north forty-sx (46 feet four
90 inches, thence west fifteen l5) feet five and one
haf tS9l inches thence south forysix (46 four
ga inches 10 north rect thence and with tho
line of-said street fifteen 5 five and one-haf 5l
inches TO the place of beginning.
Terms: Seven hundred dollars cash. balance In SIX
and twelve months. with interest aud secured by
ueed OF trust on the property Sold all cash tha
purchaser option Terms OF sale t. re complied with
IN tlNe days after tine day of sale trustees will
sell the at the risk of the defautng purchaser
Canyeyancing and recording the cost OF the pur-
CHASER deposit of $50 required when the property ID
sold.
MARY s. NAYLoR
HENRY MAYOR,
MATILDA V. JAMES,
REBECCA W. ROBERTS
aul5-d&ds Heirs at Law of Henry NayloY,
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Dc III T.
NJ p E R S Fl ABLE PERFUME
MURRAY 4 LANMAN'S
L DA WAITE
BEST FOR
TOILET,
BATH,
HANDKERCHIEF.
CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

1924 14th St NV, Jan. g. 1882
Gentlemen:-I have suffered for years with loss
OF appetite and heavy oppressed feeling about
the stomach. About April last commenced TAX
ing Browns Iron Bitters and have taken several
bottles. My appetite greatly improved under the
use or the first bottle Ii is now good and am
lieved from the oppressed feeling. The medicine
has certainly done me great deal OF good
A. GUTCHINISr.
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&1.Nm Rcxyord

For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBing'S Pile Remedy
Tails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ d., 91j
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. DISCO
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Ayers AgUe Cure
By Lottery

Is purely vegetable bitter and a powerful tonic,
Tree rom Quinne or any mineral substance and
always cures the SeyereSt cases.
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But FEW MORE LEFT of those mems low button
and ties 95c. fine calf ties, 50; ldies' house Slip
perS 15c, y to 50c; NewpOrts and low button, 65c
misses and ladies' sandals. 65c: extra fine kid but
Ton boots, Sl-15; childrenS heeled low shoes, 4Oc
Hahn'S, $40 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave
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An Excess

OF dinner often deranges the system and brings on
1atulence and collie A single dose OF Tarrant's
SETTER Aperient will correct the acidity, relieve
the pain, and remove the cause.
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S112.40O I'm Prizes.
And tickets only 60

And tickets only 81 each. August 3lst will be the
day when the Commonwealth Distribution Co. Will
nave the grand 47th drawing. Every person in the
land Should have at least one ticket Have You
sent your order yet? Don't delay. 1t may be your
turn for fortune. Try. Send for tickets to r. NJ
IBoardman, Courier-Journal Building, Louisville,