Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-13


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The Importers Tea Company OF New York have
opened branch store In this city. Their tea cans,
y lbS and coffee. 81 los. each, are sealed up in
cans Every can contains a present OF from 10
cents to $50 cash, gold silver watches or jew
elry, and also genuine diamond jewery-no
blanks-the tea and coffee being worth at fair
retail price more than that asked without any re-
gard to the present. This company take this
method to advertise their goods and after March
18th these teas and codees will he sold wholly on
1helr merits by their agent at the same price but
more than forty agents in various cities. none of
when are now giving presents, the time having
expired. yet each agent has a large and rapidly
growing trade, as the superior quality Of their
goods becomes known. orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts OF the United states: Adj
Dress importers Tea Company, No. S19 Market
Space, Washington, DC. Price 81 per can; II cans
Tor $40; % cans for $40; GO cans for $50.
The following acknowledgements is partial list only
OF those who received presents 10 day: John Spen-
r,f420 S5th St GeorgetOWn) ,stem-winding watch;
]. l. Blout lmillineD, 40 18th ST. NV, ehatelain
watch; Mrs NJ. Collins, 81 ST. ne, silver butter
dish: T. B. Cross, Jr. lumber dealerl, solid gold
amethyst ring: VIM. Wade, 325 Mass. ave- ne,
chatelain watch, value SIS; Mrs. W. r. Chipley,l35
+ st ne, steln-Winder watch; J. G. Addison, cor.
Stn and Market Space, Stem-winding and stem
setting watch, value s1a L. Douglass, 4O3 st. n.
d. Hager, 32a Penn. ave- {Mrs. Nosoury's boarding
holse), ladies' chatelain watch; G.. L. YOeckel,
residence 45 Mass ave. ne {ticket agent B.&o r.
r. Coz, watch T. L. Morris, 43a 9th St, stem-wind-
ing ana Stem-Setting watch; G. w. Rich, 210S 18th
st. NV. butter dish; Miss FL. Douglass, 40 New
Jersey ave Sc. goblet Mrs. a. G. Ford, 6as $. sth
syrup cup; J.W. Drew, druggist, 9th ST. and Penn
sylvanla ave-, residence 936 Z ST., one diamond
ring valued at $50; J. j. McGuigan, SOC 18th st. n.
W: (eng1neer, one butter dish; PROF. T. E. Phipps,
725 9th st. NV, fruit dish W. Z. Stearns, 100 4th
ST. Sc, pickle dish; Jennie Sherwood, with r.
MasstOn, LeDrot Park. division amethyst ring; c
q. Evens, Bureau Engraving and Printing, 922
St, chatelaine; Mr. Jacob Childs, of Chtds q Son,
l3In ana SITS. ne, watch; Mrs. McCarty, Govern
huftpT dish.
erty, restaurant, Asa Louisiana ave-. stem winding
and stem setting wath.
Lady from Oregon Writes
DR.. Benson: 1 think you should be presented
with chariot OF pure gold for your Celery and
Chamom1le Pills. having proved such blessing to
thousands OF sufferers with sick and nervous head
acne, neuralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia. 60
Is 1t WhO!esomee
PROF. HENRY MORTON,
President Of
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
F-RAIsING FLOUR.
HOBokEN, N. j., November 30, 1881.
Kessrs George y Hecker d Co.:
Gentlemen: Ihave had occasion to make analysis
or your Self-Rasing Flour and Buckwheat and
Grlddle-Cake Flour on number OF occasions, not
only FOR you, but for others who wished to know
what We're the materials contained in these
articles, and have for many years used them In my
own family, and can testify most emphatically
mat they are agreeable, nutritious, and perfectly
wholesome. The ingredients employed in their
preparation are not only entirely harmless as so
used, but have been recommended by the highest
authorities in medical and physiological science,
as the most wholesome, and in ali respects de-
s1rabe preparations now known for the purpose
OF raising Bread, Cakes, &C. Yours, &c.,
.'AIderney Dairy Wagons.''
and delivered in % arda prnt s.G So per m
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per OF Cream, 15c. pint