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A Grand Family ReuniOn.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
CHESTER, Pa, August 24.-The bi-cen-
tennial reunion of the defendants of John
Sharpless who settled on Ridley Creek, near
TINS CITY, August "A, 1882, is being held on
the old homestead to-day. Nearly four
thousand people are present.
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TWO FIRks.
An Extensive Flour BailI Destroyed and q
Planning AEElI Burned.

fAssociated Press dispatch 70 the Gazette.l
LANCASTER, Pa, August 24.-The five
Story stone grist mill Of Isaac w. Croft at
Millersville, this county, was burned this
morning, together with large barn adjoin-
ing. The contents, including large guam
tity of wheat and flour, were consumed.
Loss $50, 600. No insurance. The fire was
Of accidental origin.
CINCINNATI, August "a. - Benjamin
Lape's planning mill, at the corner of Laurel
street and Central avenue, was destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss, ~, 900 insur-
ance, $4,000.
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LOok ont.

Tomorrow for the display of seventy-Hy
pair of odd pants in the North window at
the Boston One Price Clothing House. No
two pairs alike, as these are samples Of our
large stock. The price marked ON every
pair,
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DEATHS.

FOSTER.-In this city, on the 23d instant D.,,t,
Foster, aged 81 years i'"'i"
spectfully invited to attend the funeral frn,' ~
late residence, No. 5l6 Walnut street on Satmr
gap morning, at O'Clock. High mass at ST.
Patrick's Church. Interneut nj 81 InSenbs =
Cemetery, Brandywine. ="
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AmusIng the PresIdent.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch 10 the Gazette
NEWPORT, r. l., August A.-President
Arthur and the members Of his Cabinet
visited the torpedo station this morning and
were honored with "A magnificent torpedo
salute and shown all the appliances OF
modern warfare at chat place.
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A RorrIble accident.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
CHICAGO, August 22.-By an explosion of
an iron mould In the North Chicago rolling
mills, last evening, three pitmen were horri-
bly, burned. One will die and the others
may recover Molten metal was thrown
all over the unfortunate men.
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"Most satisfactory"

NEwBURGH, N. Y, May 27, 1881.
H. II. Warner Dc Co. SIRs-I have de-
rived the most satisfactory results from the
use of your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
A. G. SMITH.
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REPRINTED FROM -.
MICHIGAN DEMoop
Nominations Made w..
Think Neca.uy y-What Il

hlS,
nominations Made Ye.,...,
associated Press dlspn,esary'
JACKSON, Mlcn., Au,,,,. 70 the Ga,,,,.
democratic Convention nugnSt , 4-Atl
IHSwlng HNdi,ger additional nSsttIisIday the
Seneral' SG0e,oa' Til Timothy Tor"sSncyD DI1Iri Ri Alto
SSuop.ed SsHdN. calls for reform n ,ha The plat
lavors the election Of f. na., ~ The civil al
people people OF each postal diptr,o, ptUS,'lnasters BY
federal federal subordinate ofIIcersr IIrt demandi
I,eg tu'eu or removed because I%all ol not
OF public officers pSl,orai sboUIl assessa
ielony by law opposal SSlu be 4
tarlii and demands reyehuS rpUocs d, protel
rneHl9n sS,o,a Of free trade, subject 'eiOFa 10
suIIlclent to raise reyenue e. 70 tariff /
expenses expenses declares that a. an"ro.g W.T. govern
congress congress, for improvement nrtpPnrSppriaiiop nS
nsroors ma should be restricted vl rivers
oi ON, national Importance r sars 70 ,L such as
.mnieHigar .na cannot be bribed br .'e peopIl
.nelt TO sanction thc waste ~ !, SJd = share
s swo years, and denounces All II 5, SS,%'OVOQ
Congress for the River and i IIa,Io VINO yole
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A fine display of all wool Tweed Pants at
S3 per pair, can be seen in the lower window
of the Boston One Price Clothing House
this week. Stop and look at them.
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LOCAL LACoNICs.

The last of the chimes ON the Sacred Heart
church were put up by Edward j. Jordan,
rigger, yesterday.
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PantaloOns.

The largest stock of Pantaloons ever
brought to Wilmington can now be seen at
the Boston One Price Clothing House, where
a corps of gentlemenly statesmen take pleas
ure In showing goods whether you purch ase
or not
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FROM THE CAPITo,
Hhe New Three Per Cen,,-p
rants-Star Rou,a A., 'oh

r...a.,-.. A'oute Gases
w SNssoe,a,ed associated, Press dispatch to the g..
eo,' ,W'.,h,s'hlNGToN, .,,' August A.~Auaa' u'l'|
,NI ,oT the new three per cent. bon1pi %1ppllcaI
= Delng nnsi made to the Treasury DcD',,aaFs s aFs
,, = es.lmated that three and haIt EIi',lael aa,
nCmds n,, 70 the amount of S?50 ldt' o0o er [eI
already ~, been surrendered for eycS1' ycD,oo
tne new bonds, and that the H,"alse sn
aggregate about S3OO,O 900 0OO ',loOni
. ulllonal offers for exchange S,tI' Ss0s
te.en recently received from foreign boi... I's
three and a half per cent. bon5, 5uO'ien
"A, Att4rney General Brewster win
here this afternoon. He will m,,g sul |,
ing argument for the prosecutio, aAs :. 'le
Route case. '''on u ihe
Warrants for the payment If s,o \
T 2n aecouht OF Pensions were issued ~
treasury Department yesterday ''u ''Ol
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THE kAlI.KOApa.
A Local Time Table with the --latest
Corrections.


Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 213A-o. .30-7.OOt-T.2b
--8.l0t-s1b-0.OOt-0.4 l0.3O-li.6S a.
m;-l200t m;.l2lb-12.Ss-l.6S-2sot-4.oO-
-6.l0-e.8 8sM-T.2 24-7. .30a-o. .664pm.-
NHw YoRK - 2OOA--2.234-o. o.30-T.26-o.64-
1l.b3 a. m;--19.3S-1.b3-6.17A .3Sa--7.26 p. m.
BALTIMoRR--l. .O6A--l. .42#-4, 6lA-S.ObA-gl7a
m;-l2Ol-l.OO-1.O9-e.oO-o.b7-ll.O41 p. m.
WAsHINoToN-l.42&-4.6l a. M:
--l.00-1. 1.O0-o.6T-l1.04@p p. m.
BALTIMORE AHD INTERMEDIARY STATIONS
106A-9.1T q. m;-l.O0-6.00 p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAmRoAD-oOOa-9lO 10 A. m:-I. 90
-soOA-e.2bt p. IN. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WLMNGroN Il NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.4T u.
m;-10b-6.00-6.30 p. m. On Sunday for
Reading and st. Peter-8.l0 a. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-7.O6-lO.S ~
q. m;-b.3O p. m. Sunday trains l0.30a. m-6.OO
p. m.
TRAINS SARRIVEAT W IIAmIN CfrON FROM
PHILADELPHIA = 12.5O-l. -4.47#-7.46-
O6-l0. 0.10t--ll.49-ll.6s a.m;-l250
LOT -2.30t -250-4 4.36-4 466- 6.40-6.53-o20 ~
-7.66-e.tO-lO.4s-lO.6sp. p. m.
NEW YoRK-l.32+-447S-sO2 a. m;-
1250-1. .6s y. m
BALTIMoRB-l.5l4-2l3A 3A-9.ap-9.54-ll43 H.
mia. 2.36-l.60-6.11A-o A-o.30A-7.34-9.49 49S u. IN.
wAsHINeToN-1.6ls-2l asa. m;-I2.38
-l.50-6 llA-e.30#-7.2 p. IN.
Both daily and Sunday.
I On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RERAILRoAD-s.6 .60-l0 0l6Ha.m;-l2.Oa
-b.O6A-6.06 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON h NORTHERN RAILRoAD-6.25-
8.4O-ll .3b a. m;-o.40 p. m. On Sunday from
Reading and st Peter at T1O D. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-SOOA A. m;-
2l6 D. IN, Sunday trains D. 10 A. m .-b 40 u IN
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TRAINS ARRIYEAT MIl.nlNfrON FROl
TRAINS LEAVE Fuk WILMINGTON

PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STRRRT DEPoT-
l.. l2.30#-3.55H-6.3 30. .2O#-S. 3bt-lO 10
-ll.O6-ll.60 a. m;-12.23-l. l.32t-l.32-3.io-
4.O2-43l- b.O6p- 6.20- b.66- .0bt -6.36-S.3ss
-9.30--lO. .OO-ll.32 D. M
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvRNUR-o30-S.O0 "
-l0.l6 a. m;-l.3O-3.l0-4.3O- y. In.
NEW CAsTLK-G33-lO.O0-ll.4 .4o q. m-4.ap-
6.49 p. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
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YELLOW Eevar sn.

Associated Press dispatch 10 tGr e',
NEW YORK, August o4.-A R,,''' 4l
Texas, special says the ycIiou ,V"a' y
rapidly spreading in the Pon,,h
Judge Harris and his wife and twn % r.
House officers were attacked tbi' sV ~. =.
IN Matamoras many patient. bsva a
frightened to death, the doctors ,,r "4''
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That HUSBAND Of Mine

is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer. 81.
Druggists.
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County Executive committee.

lSpecial dispatch To the Gazette.
MIDDLETowN, August A-The Demo-
cratic County executive Committee met
here this afternoon. Up to this writing
nothing of public nature has been done.
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We are cleaning house to
get ready for Fall Goods, and
are making prices that will
clear out all odd lots and Sum-
mer Goods.
Ladies looking after bargains
will do well to improve the
present opportunity by pur-
chasing some of ours, which
ought to go away fast. You
can buy pretty embroidered
end Null Ties at about three
quarters value. Lace Fischues
in black or cream polka dot
Special bargains in odd lots of
Handkerchief. Gloves and
Hosiery.
r. L. RUSSELL,
myl-5B-mwf
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A Rad Place for Husbnnds.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette,
LONDON, August 24.-A telegram from
Vienna states that over one hundred women
are on trial at Gross Becskerek, Hungary,
charged with poisoning their husbands. The
guilt 35 of the women has been proved.
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- - . = -7.--
THE CITY MARK ETs,

The No. Wheeler Il Wilson runs light,
runs fast and is self-threading.
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BERRIES AND FRuITt
Local Ouotatiens.

OoHIEoIED DAILY BY The WILLIAM LEA A
ooNs COMPANY, BRANDYwINE MILLS
WHEAT FLOUR.
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AS-The black figures denote tho Limited
Express trains.
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CITY ITEMS

sntterley a Co., Photographers, aO2 Market st
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gfrdn1eT-"I say, Mister Big Head, you seem
10 be a little o. What ais you 7 -
F3f0 Head Well, yes; you see l was ous
wit the boys last night. and got kinder mixed
EfrHnDcr-"It appears SO from ths looks Of
your head"
pears TO be kinder 'swelled up, and as Il It hAI
notion 10 bust and the pain 10 terrible"
Stranger" If you Will get bottle OF lays
Saline ApeEient, one OF two doses VIII pGl mean
on YOU that your friends would recognize
Bi0 Head" III do any thing 10 get rid Of all
tins pain and suffering"
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head
nches clean,ss the stomach, unloads the bovelsl
uLlocEs the liver, relieves constipation az once and
gives the bile chance 10 20. Il has become the
popular and standard remedy for constipation, bill
fOusness, sick headache, heartburn, sc.d stomach,
and all diseases requiring real nice and p-e@sans
purgatIve OF physic.
Il never naussstss nor grimes, acts in one or two
hours, and g Just so delightful and refreshing
drink that everybody likes II.
1t unciouds AEt COCA the hcan, quets the nerves.
and IS sine qua nor for the headache Of LADIES'
II Initgates the psnG5 OF rheumatism ah1 g'u''
relieves kidney and urinaF- troubles, and pala N
the back. For dyspeptic5 It acts ike a claIH, snd
has no equal in curing constip1tsf hG1If II d
highly recommended for persons who travel ioF
rnsrcbarts, clerks, mechanics factory hands, 9tl-
dents teachers and ell persons VINO lead cioseiy
confined life and subject to headache, ei1z 1ess
and torpid bowels. II you are troubled WITH
coaei tongue foul breath, loss Of appetite or gen
ersl s!urgshness BaeY's Saline Apsriert VIII cure
vow II performs better work than pills. Is mora
pleasant and palstabls and IS much cheaper IN fact
Il regular family medicine chest within itself
4 spaTkles and f0sms just like glass Of soda
water, and Is just AZ pleasant 90 cents and so4d
svsry-There, J. 7. DHoMGoOIE & Co.,
FEoprietors, Louisville, RJ.
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IN Oh Hyomnn.s Adyirc.

Aunt Rachel, writing to the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, says: "When you feel
unwoI and think you must take nedi-
cine, for goodness SAX get the best II
you need a remedy that Will make you
regu ar III your habits, give You good
natural appetite, make your skin clear
and smooth, ana remove all spots and
blemishes that indie te iIl-health; if you
wish to be free from mental depression
fretfulness, peevishness, wakefulnes.
and other disorders, use Browns Iron
Bitters. - j23lw.
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70 e,wuer. of nrood Ware.

Mr. j. 2. Welsh now has thc thorough
bret Kentucky stallion rom Best.
brought her. aad recently sold ny Chas.
f. Calvert. He will hold him FIR service
to mares at his stable on MUy stree; dur
inu the season.
Tom Best is four years old, full sixteen
hand hign, blood bay with black pniatS
ana perfectly sound. superior AM tric-
tion'css-gai.ed. naturally a very fist trot-
ter. extremely fine and stylish. His pedi-
gree, form, color, speed and price Ger
tlinly makes him very desirable horse
70 breed To. Mare, from a distance will
have esp cial attention. but not response
bic Tor any accideats. Terms tor service,
$1,000 tor lie the season. | sill show
YOU iom Best's tull pedigree at the sta
bic, certitie to by I, b and W. 2. Rob
eItson, of Kentucky, who raised him.
w. =. We. sH.
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TEA TEA" TEA'fi
/ The best japan Zoe.
The bust Green at auC.
At tI.rsrncerN house of 4. .Tr.r- Taylor y
Bro. No. Prsthcr uloUk.--525l.H
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NOR pure and rcliabl. groceries aud pro}is-
Il IONS 81 The lowest I,rIre~ bee SIRE ana cry y.
Jones Taylor y Bro, NJ. PIatncr brock.
jg34lW
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'TES 4 WISE CHILD.
That Can Get "a NigSer Post
master ats75 Near.
Special to the Courier-,Journal


WASHINGTON, May lS-Tne Courier
Journals Virginia dispatch returned to
! Washington by way OF Richmond and
made sensation, which led 10 other little
stories OF a cOrrobOratiYe nature. Since
/ the toray of Governor Cameron and the
| resultant understanding, there was a visit
| to the pOstoilice department by Col.
| George ID. Wise, who represents the
Richmond district during which the foot
prints OF the reudjusterS were visible to
the naked eye. Wise is IA slraightOut
! democrat, and he got swearing mad dur
! ing The interview. He went 10 find out
why postmaster bad not been appoint
ed in the place OF one who had resigned q
little SO office in Hanover county. and
this took him to the room OF the appoint
ment clerk. who told him his Hanover
county man had rot resigned. Wise in
sisted on ii search, and when the letter of
Tesignment was found it had
written across the b OK Referred to
Senator Malone" Perhaps Mr. Wise did
not sNeT; at any rate he told the clerk that
he wanted postmaster appointed. and he
was not there to say who or what, but for
Gods sake somebody. Then he went 10
see Hatton, AID asked if the whole state of
Virginia must sit on Bill MahOue's door
step and wait for a little SO poStmast
to be made down in Hanover county. Mr.
IIattoa was bland and asked hun to NEIL
ton name. Wise said lie would not ask
an appointment from political enemy
nor give one if he had the power to do SO;
he simply wanted the department to make
a postmaster where these is none. HaJton
insisted that he would ike a name, and in
OOking over a letter written 10 the de-
putmcnt about the Office, he found three
names and asked ABOUT them Wise
pointed to one end said: There is one
that ought to suit; he i a republican.
readjuster a, d bla.a q, the ace o spades;
appoint him" uaiton SRI b: would, auG
Vie went away, saying il VS. ''the first
thinga Virginia democrat la got on Of
this admini-rttiOn-a niger postmaster
at $50 year
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Miscellaneous.

Soap-K. O., 60 h., 1913 per box; z
O., 60 h., S3.45 per box; Blue, 10 To-,
$500 per box; W. r., 10 h., 1913 pei
box.
Horse Shoes-Per keg, $500. Horse
shoe nails, No. :, S5.25.
Nails-S4.25 rates.
Axes-Per box, $3.50 to 1850.
Scrap Cast Iron-Sl1 to Sl4 per ton.
LeaSher-Harness % to 40c; skirting,
&c to l2c; sole, hemlock, 30 to 35c; do,
oak, 81 to 42c.
Ammunition-Shot, drop, per bag
S2.l5 to 2.25; buck, $40 to $50. Pow.
der, per keg, as to size, $40 to 6.65
blasting kegs, 1856.
Starch-Per pound, 81 to soc.
Stoneware-Jugs,g glazed, 12l2 &c per gal
Ion; crooks, glazed, lie.
Rope-Sisal, Z inch basis, 9lio, cot
ton, 10.
Candles-Star, full weight, 1910.
Kerosene-Brilliant, %, $500; 12-l
300; Eupion, %, $3.50; barrel oil, 16c
in small lots Zoe added. The market
has advanced and firm ut quotations.
Wire-Smooth, No. 8, &c; Nos. II
and Il, 61Rc No. L, 7c. Barbed, 90
10lbc.
Wrapping Paper-Rag and straw, 4;
to 75c per ream.
Hides ry Flint, 1870; Dry Salt
1Oc; Green, to sc.
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Waco, May 10. 1882. -520tf


Every person desires to see ond have
fin photographs and oil paintings, and
you can Judge largely of the Taste OF
persons by the number ana st,le OF
these works you find n their homes
No one need be without them ii " acc
now for w. d. Jackson VIII make any
thing from a i'm type up to an oil amt
ing as nearly perfect as t can be made
He has the best faciiitie- AMI makes the
most ornate and life like pictures yor
can fnd,-0i2Stf.
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a woHaH,s REMEDY,

IT certain ages and periods Of wo-usn's lihs there
comes certain troubles, aches pains and sufeTings.
These complaints and Irregularities jsopardizs the
girls life at sixteen, and follow up and haunt tbs
married woman until after the " turn Of life.''
some have headaches. swimming Of the head,
mental and ner- Drostration, blznched cheeks,
tioodless hFs, lfelsss eyes, clouded brain; while
others suffer with painful Irregularities uterine dis
placements and ulcers, hystericsl spasns physical
prosgRfiOn chronic leucurrhPs, ChlOrosis suppress
s0uE loss Of appetite ovarian Diseases kidney stec
t0us ETC. which IL numerous cases end II epiIeptlc
fIs, commissions, Insanity and death IhsSe ~ >
generally the result of inAttertion: Al ieli-LeS
know the class Of com plants We si!u9e 70 so
ladies' all these troubles be aVeEted anu euIso'
We have proof from Thousands. ,,..,, 49,
DR. ngoole's English Female Btters VIII cur
-nr, sound and veIl-Fiu make you healthy sa1
happy-wiu make you feel like new woman and
no rTnist,ke Sold by all Druggists At u %. send
IN, address fSr a copy Of Dr.. Dromgools's Family
J. P. DEossooLE & Co,
Pr0pristors. Louisville. w,
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Patented January y, lSS2. Gives the old
"up and down mot on with perfect ease.
Agitate> five fines Is much rs aay
Other DISH. 1t can he used in any old
style wood orearihen rhurn. Is so simple
and easily operated hat Il child can work
it. Is cheap. durable and Il self cleaner.
Has the quickest time on record min
uic. Warranted to do rs recommended.
state, county or precinct rights Tor sale
Adde's. GUS. W. RICHARDSON.
5l7INW4t Waco, Texas.
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M NiED--To trade Grst-cla~s sewing
W Machine for q good horse.
y. u SMITH,
NI1GlW Agent lsr o.. .. f.fti
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Now is Your time TO ct choice bath
and flesh brushes. batting gloves OF all
grades Of texture bltu tor ..di,s and zen
tl,man, they are so nice, and Thy do
have th-m and iu-t one hundred novelties
too, that would just do you gool to see
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Refined Corton seed Oil.

During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for a continual supply of pure refined
cotton seed oil, wliCh is declared by ali
who have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. O3O4tf
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Gentlemen, II you want a nobby tie, a
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h, m--titched handkerchief, a fine fitting
white or cOOrrd shirt. gloves, silk under
we ar, Isle Ii ,derwcar. 30 to Levine Bros =.
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TemDe-ntn Brink.

Purity, elegance an delight can be
had for five cents by asking for the
diamond Seal" Cigar, and having no
other. The "Diamond 5eal' Is the most
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be had from all tirst-c}as5 retailers. The
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