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No One to Flip.

"What! asking me again for money 2
replied Michigan avenue merchant at
an old woman requested him for mer
cy's sake to give nickel.
"If you please, SIR"
1t was only yesterday gave you 6
dime"
81 know it."
"And I'll bet you Went right to &
saloon with it,
ooh, no'sir."
"Don't deceive me-"
:" wouldn't deceive you for the
world, sir. I'm too much of lady te
go into u saloon, and besides that
have trusty boy whom 1 can SEND
with bottle"
"Did you buy bread or whisky with
that money?
Well, sir. I tipped coppers wild
the old man to see which it should be
and the penny fell into crack Of the
hoor and we compromised on gin and 9
riot which sent him to the Work House
fer sixty days. I've no ono to flip vic
now, and the meney shall 90 for the
fix stockings I've needed these many
weeks. Detroit Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03
WHOLE NO. 11O3.
How to Use Lamps.

Having long experience in looking
after lamps, fesl safe in saying tina
not half the people who use them know
how to use them, and all accidents from
their use are the result of carelessness.
We often see in wellordered houses,
lamps with smoky, fy-speoked chin
neys. foul burner 8. dirty. untrimmed
wicks and greasy bowls, turbid oil that
is part sediment. When lighted, they
smsll to heaven, and only make dark
ness visible.
To have your light safe. clear and
beautiful-in the first place buy tested
kerosene from a reliable dealer, and
beware of the cheap oils that agents
peddle around. They are all nearly
benzine, gasoline or naptha, and are
dangerous as gun powder. Fill and
trim your lamps every day. When
half-empty lamp is lighted, the gas in
the space above the oil expands with
the heat and an explosion often follows.
Wash chimneys and lamp bowls in
warm soap suds, and wipe clear with
old fine muslin cloth (worn-out pillow
cases will do nicely. Trim all the
cinder off the wick, rounding the COR
ners little with an old pair of scissors
kept for that purpose. Have q place
for cloths, scissors, etc., and always
put them there. Your wiping cloths
must always be perfectly clean and dry
if you want your chimney to look nice.
If the chimney is not smoky or smeared
simply breathing on them or holding
them over steam and polishing is sufi-
cient. Handle carefully by top or bot
tom. so that there will be no finger
tracks. Flat chimneys are the best.
About once q month, or whenever sel-
iment begins to collect in the bowls,
empty and strain the oil, wash out the
bowl thoroughly with hot soap-suds.
wipe clear aud bright with a long strip
of rag pushed in with q stick; wash the
burners clean; if burnt, scour with
ashes; put in fresh wicks; fill with
clean oil, aud your lamps will be q
Joy forever. If the dirty wicks are long
enough to save, wash, rinse and dry for
future use. Canton flannel folded
three times width-wsys and stitching
ON either edge with the machine makes
excellent wicks, the cost being next to
nothing. If your oil can Is empty and
you live far from town, raise the oil in
your lamps with water. OF course You
have to keep on filling till the oil is all
gone.
Five minutes work on lamp every
day will make it shining clean, and
then put it ont Of the way of dust and
flies. A small lamp is better than q
candle to carry around. there being no
danger from sparks, or curtains and
clothing coming in contact with the
e .me. Where there is family Of
small children, bracket and hanging
lamps are safest. Never turn the lamp
down and leave it burning. 1t will al
the room with poisonous gas in few
minutes. 1t must be high and bright or
extipguished. Where dim light is neces
sary. put tube of stiff paper over the
lamp Toledo Blade.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

A young woman in Middleborc.
thought she would compete for fame
with the starvationists; so she went
three weeks without eating. but just ss
it was beginning to get interesting,
her friends had her sent to the insane
asylum. just as they ought to.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

FoP-OvERs. Two cups of new milk,
two cups Of flour, and two eggs. Bake
in gem pans in a quick oven. These
are excellent for tea. Try them.
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rf Obituary nctiros. or poetry" accompany
in. MARI lagos 'r deaths, will lie charged onchslf
our REGULAR n'lv,Iiising rates We VIII not here
after deVlatc from this rule.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

Advertisements s"nt from distance ani
transient notices must be accompanied by the
shsl.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

The PRINCE OF WALES TREE.-Whep
tue Prince Of Wales visited this coun-
try twenty-one years ago he planted an
Eogiish oak and an American elm in
Central P=rk, Nav York. The elm has
hourished and nov lifts its topmost
branches many feet into the air. Its
stem is almost two feet in diameter.
and Its long. graceful branches reach
iar ont on all sides. Bat the .ak has
not heen so well-favored. For the first
lew years there was little hope that it
would retain its hold Gu lie. Within
the last year it h is assnned har7;ar
sprearance; and its condition almost
warrants the conclusion that it's s.rug.
gle for existence is at last ended.
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Nothing that is not real crime
makes a man appear SC contcmpiibio
ami little in the eyes oi The world as
Inconsistency.
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ADVERTISING: RATES..

ny lil"r:l delurtion VIII he made in favor
- ih"se who advertise four .uares. or upwards
o. the var.
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Illegal notices will hc charged t. thc attorney
81 ".i,c.r authorizing their insertion.
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Recent Changes IN Niagara.

One who returns to Niagara after q
long absence notes the marked changes
taking place IN the face of tho catarac
My first visit here vas mude in the year
1911, Thirty seven years ago. Then the
broad expansc OF Table Rock was the
platform On which successive thou
sands stood. Many crent softly to The
verge and looked into the abyss. OtherF
more cautiously lay Oh their faces and
gazod al the crystal cprrert Us 1t broke
into jewels and fell in stream from
the awful height. Now the broad plat.
form has fallen AMI the work OF under
mining is going still further on. In
forty years more the present standpoint
will be in the depths below. Bat mort
remarkable is the change III the shape
OF tao Horseshoe Fail Itself. Then II
WAS u perfect regiment Of circle, SO
nearly like the heel Of q horseshoe a.
to suggest the fitness Of its name. Now
vast C1asse5 of rcck have been dis
lodged in tho middle of The crIve
making sharp and wide diversion oi
the current, 30 !hat the torrent pourf
into IL midway gulf from which thu
mist ria,a constantly. This does not di-
minish, In; perhaps enhances the inter
est OF the cataract. 1t breaks ihe cur.
cult, destroys the perfect symmetry Of
the curve. 1t proves that The recession
Of the fail is going or with lar greater
force than NJ. Lycil and his brethren
in geology c,lcuIl:ed when they sup
posed they had estimated the ages hy
the progress backward On the verge Of
Niagara. Il! il half the iif iIme OF u
modern Glan aucl changes hav3 oc-
currcl, whA: may not have been
wroHght by these iaisaiy forces of na-
tire in 5000 years ?-I Rev. I:a4us
Prime.
The cont ili.ers at Evansville. In1.,
ale brilliant set. Il Gently julius
uoebel Was on tsill, ana things Geemed
10 WORK al tight uHtil ihe cNalk eaid:
Prisoner, r, stand NJ and listen 70 the
verdict" Then the flcs leaked ont
that The prisoner hal quietly departed
an hour ago.
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n~Annouasoments Of births, marriages and
deaths. inserted free of charge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

A woman Of grit-The sphinx.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

BEEAD CEoQUErTEs.-pIe Prepare bread
rs for stulli1g, bu. without the herbs.
make into balls, aud fry brown in hot
Lard.
WAFrLEs -Oao pint OF sour milk,
one teaspoonial Of soda. four well
beaten eggs, one tablespoonful Of but
ter, a, liitio sait, anl flour for thin
batter. Have the irons hot and bake
quickly.
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Smoke is . nuisance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

a loud crash in The suburbs the 9TH
CT night. which awakened and fright
ened the neishborliool, was ascer-
tanned to have been c4pscl by tins fall
of az editors pocket book from &
bureau on to the floor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-03

"In what condition was the patriarch
Job at the eu.l of Eia iifa?" asked u
Brooklyn Sunday school teacher OF n
quiot-iooking boy at the foot Of the
class. Dead" calmly r,plied the
quiet looking boy.
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NEW CARPETS. NEW CARPETS
FALL STYLES JUST OPENED.

NEW CARPETS. NEW CARPETS.
FALL STYLES JUST OPENED.
Brussels new styles, IS cts. SIS cts, 80 cts.
Carpet Lining, cts. yard. - ~. Ut
Making AMI Laying s cts
1nSrans, new styles, 81 cts, so cts, 60 cts.
Carpet Lining cts. yard.
Making and Laying s cts.
English Brussels new Styles 81, 81. TO- $1.15.
Body brussels. styles.
Floor Drug cts, all sizes, new colors
BRUSSELS Hall and Stair Carpets.
Floor Oil Cloths, 81 cts. 50 cts. CO cts.
Venetian Hall and Stair Carpet.
Best Ply CARPETS, so styles, all new.
Best 3 Ply CARPETS. styles.
Rugs-Moquette, Velvet and Tapestry.
Lace Curtains, new designs.
DRY GOODS
Ladies' All Wool Flannel Suiting Is cts.
LADIES' All Wool Cloth Double Width, 70 cts, p.
New Colnred shme-es. ..
New Colored Silks.
New Black Silks.
New Black Cashneres.
New White ilannels.
New Cloth IL Boys Suits.
New Saline Prints.
New Table Linens
New Canton flannels
New All Wool Blankets.
RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS DAILY
W S o N s.
csc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
So SOUTH SIDE.
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PERSONAL.

FE'HIS Is TO FORBID ALL PERSONS HARBOR-
n ing or trrsting my Wife, Augusta l.. Murray. in
my name, viii not pay any debts contracted by her.
September 7th. 1882. [s7-2t'l JAS MURRAY.
Z NFORAtATION WANTED OF THE PRESENT
4 where bouts of MISS PAULINE LEOPOLD. who
was in WASHINGTON wien las. heard of in 1879. If
herself friends VII municete by letter with C.
L., Of Star Office, they will contribute her
advantage. s2-3w.
M WILLIAMS AND G.. T.. PRICES PRIVATE
W. Detective Agency. Consultations free All bust
strictly confidential. Notice call at residence
promptly attended to. Oiacs hoars-9 10 pm
926 L street northwest. Ah16-6m
KlKIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 500 9TH
Il street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in al consultation free will call at residence
when reauested all business strictly confidential e.
Finder mhl5
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TRYING TO GET THapuGasA wINpow.-A young
man named Philip hinton was in the dock at the
person y U s1e ady ge@ed Annie
Griffith, who lives at the corner OF 18th and
streets southeast testified that after returning
from the theater Tuesday night she heard some
one at her window, and going to the door saw the
delendant trying to get I'm the window. Special
Oncer Rocket testified to arrestng the defendant,
VINO was intoxicated. The officer said he has
known Hutton since he WAS a child. and never
knew anything against him before. In view OF his
previous good character he Was released on his
personal recognizance.
KILLED EY FALLING Down STAIRs.-Yesterday
AFTERNOON man named Vim. Blumer, about 46
years old, an engineer BY trade employed by the
Washington Brick Machine company, accidentally
stumbled and fell down a flight OF stairs in his
house on street Sc, and broke his neck killing
him Instantly.
CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT MOL PROssED.-This
morning ID the Police Court. Prosecuting Attorney
Moore called Judge Bundy,s attention to the charge
remembered that the defendant was arrested sew
eral days ago on charge Of embezzling s57 from
that he had examined Mr.. Keen, under oath, and
from his statement he thou,cht the ends or justice
would be as well served by nolle pressing the case.
IN view OF the defendant'S previous good charac
ter, ana other extenuatng circumstances, which
was done.
A MODIFIED SUPERINTENDENT Barrett was
charged in the Police Court to-day with violating
or arv by Seepfg more than Two
feet to dwelling house other than his own. 1t
Was shown that the premises were not nuisance,
and also that the prosecution was brouG hit through
Spite and the court imposed fine OF 81, ami sus-
pended execution OF sentence, and took the defen-
uant'S personal bonds
DEEDS IN FEE have tt en- filed as follows: Alice
r Pearl to B II. Warner, lots II and IL, So 526,
one-thir1 interest; s1,166.66. John W. Bailey to
EiDhalet F. Andrews sub. 49, 81. 1872: S4,cCO. j. F.
Olmstead to W. Hldreth, part 81, So 24l; $500.
= f. Austin to Emelte NJ Halstead, sub IA, So 313;
SCnafpr tn Martha Becker.
South Carolina avenue, between 10th and 18th
streets; 81, 600
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WARRINGTON. DC. Sept ., 1852. e:3J a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer,
fafr Gather, easterly shifting to southerly winds,
stationary or lower barometer.
SpeCia, Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
me following special bulletin TO the press: The
barometer Is highest in the Middle Atlantic coast
and lowest in Montana The cyclone reported
south OF Cuba has apparently moved northwest
eriy into the guilt The temperature has risen
from IL 10 lie in the lake region AMI from 70 to 2o
In the extreme northwest. NOrtheasteriy winds
prevail Oh the middle and south Atlantic coasts,
and southerly winds in the upper Missouri and
Mississippi valleys local rains are reported from
the west gulf an so tn Atlantic states and Ten
nessee- The following special temperatures were
Montreal, Gio: Quebec, s9o; Mt. Washington. Az;
Cleveland, $50: Apen;.. GO; Duluh- 62o st. Paul,
&C.; Denver, So; san Francisco. so. The follow
ing stations report more than one inch OF rain-
fall during tue past twenty-f1ur hours: Savan-
nah. l7o; Denis2n. Tex, Ia: lndanola, lib; san
Antonio, $40; Fort S.ll, Italian Territory, LII.
Fair and zhty warmer weather Is indicated for
the lower lake region AMI New England during
today and tomorrow.
CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION was drawn on last
Tuesday evening TO the mysterious unloading OF
four cars at Cdm+en station. y ;tinsoTe- The Ilen
connected with the WORK wee sl"nt and as CLOSE
as an oyster TO all inquiries by the crowd at
tracted by the many gli-t'ning loads OF material
PLACED on large transfer wagons. From what
could he cleaned IL WAS the last OF the seventeen
loads OF pdraPhernalia OF the floats CT the south
ern Organization TO take part il tic Ofioie Ii the
four unlolGed Tuesday can b. considered as a
sample. The pageant OF THURSDAY eerning next
will be Beyond description That the pageant
VIII DC III: h3n1SOm"St ever witnessed in this
country, those who have been connected with such
Affairs Tor years, have COlced d. The floats, in
many cases costing thCuSa nds OF dollars, and re-
member there viii be some thirty-odd floats Of
FARE SPIN Tor in the line OF parade which can be
witnessed by or citizens aJ comparative little
expense, Tor where such corporations as the BSO.
oncr such Oppol tunit:es the present all can 90.
ms read, which II - wen the name TIE .'mOiel
Iast i'ne," VIII have special fast trains to the
Ofi0ln, i1dynr this city at hours to suit Il AM
making the 20 Baltimore i'll about one hour
without tire. Washington can but appreciate t
In The way It deserves Ivy travelling over this line
TO the Monumental CITY. The rate of one fare for
the round trip makes the cost very low, and IS
another mark OF public convenience which has
made tle B-&o fame Us with the public generally.
jog LOT in school boys clothing at low prices, at
HeIZOS'S, 3GS 9th street northwest.
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UEILERUN'S BIG DRIVE
go pairs ci.ild'S lace shoes, 80 cts.
go pairs button shoes. 6Jctg.
geo pairs miss hutton, 80 Cts.
1o0 chtii'S heelci sandals, 20 cts.
eco pairs boys shoes, 80 cts.
800 pairs boys lace balls, IS cts.
400 pairs miss Kid button, 81, si.25, $50.
$50 ltdieS lasting and foxed, 15 cts.
300 ladies' Cliyct G0lt button, 81.
$50 ilne lid and pebble button, $3.50.
400 common sense an1 French heel, 81
Gents fine CATERS, $50 10 - 90
Gents han.-sewed button, 81 to s..
20 pairs mems boots. $3.50.
800 pairs S1lit boots. =.
Fine calf Sswed boots, - to IS.
Long lee grin 3n3 gum boots.
l. HEILBRCS, 402 7th street,
sign. TIE Cd NnInnn In Nindnhy
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Aniusemenss TO.,,ieht.

ANluse sMcnts Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--BarlOw, Wilson Com
pany'5 MinStrelS
THEATER Co,fIoUE.-Variety and burlesque
-DKIvER'S GARDEN.-COlcert Performance.
ABNER's SUMNER GARDES-Concert
DEMONSTRATORS SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and 14th streets.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE Or ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act OF Congress January 22d 1861
Rents Safes for s. to $50 per year. and takes all kinds
of Securities and Valuabes Special Deposit ut lowest
rates.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER President.
CHARLES C. GLOVER, of Riggs 4 Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary
C. E. Nyman. Asst Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder Charles c. Glover,
John Cassels, Henry A, Willard.
Albert l.. Sturteyant, Thomas Evans
=. John q. Parke au14
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THE SUMMER NATERMELON--MelOns are gener-
ally wholesome food il eaten ripe and in prOper
quantity. provided the stomach is not overloaded
with whole picnic OF indgeSti5ie food. When i'm
prudenty eaten they sometimes make mischief.
Cramps, collie. cholera mOTbu, and ali that family
OF evils nave asserted themselves in tine middle of
tne night as the consequence OF too much melon
during IN" day. For THESE ailments Perry Davis
Pain Killer Is the sovereign remedy. Mr.. David
Pierce, OF Utica, y. Y, says: Il have had many
occasions to Use the Pain Killer for cole As il has
never failed 10 effect cure, freely recommend it
% all families
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w M, SINISTER & SONS
Call the particular attention of their customers and the
public to their elegant assortment of NEW FALL AND
WINTER DRESS GOODS, which they receiv-
ing from first hands in New York, consisting of all the
cClors in FALL GOODS.
so pieces COLORED SILK PLUSH all new shades.
so pieces Is. .ACk and COLORED GROS GRAIN
SILKS, all qualities.
BLACK and COLORED LYONS SILK vELVETS,
shades.
100 pieces CHUDDA CLOTH, CASHMERES and
REPS.
BROCADE CHUDDA, in all colors. for Suits.
Elegant COLORED EMBROIDERED ROBES in fine
quality and beautiful colors.
100 pieces superior BLACK SILKS in all of the best
makes imported. ut New York prices.
ALSO,
One of the largest assortment of MOURNING GOODS
of the finest quality offered in this market.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
CE- ONE PRICE 50
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CITY ITEMS.
A Drurr:ss,s ODiniOn.

WEST WASHINGTON, january 4 1882
Genhelnen:-From my large sales OF Browns
Iron Btters am satisfied tJ gives general satisac-
ton, and l feel safe in recommending it to my Gus
toners, one OF whom has just said it. effects on
friend OF his, to whom it WAS recommended. was
most wonderful. H. w. LITTLE Druggist.
tBrOWnS Iron BitterS is sure cure for weakness,
a tired feeling caused by Overwork, malaria, dys-
pepsia, indigestion, &cl
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
DoTTERY AND PORCELAIN.

DOTTERY AND PORCELAIN
DIRECT IMPORTATION
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN POTTERY
AND PORCELAIN.
RICH CUT ENGLISH AND FRENCH GLASS;
We call special attention II our new Fail Stock now
arriving which has been selected with great care as 10
STYLE quality and price.
NJ. W. BEEERIDGE
81 1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE " w
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Tha Co9pESrRfR6

bnc CC1CDrAfeO
Vegetable Compound for females, which, within
few years, has made the name of Mrs Lydia E.
Pinkham known in every part of the civilized
world, relieves suffering by the safe and sure
method OF equaiZng the vital forces and thus reg
ulating the organic functions. 1t is only by such
a method that disease is ever arrested ana re-
moved.
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DRY GOODS.
CRENCH CHECKS

T ATEST FRENCH NOVELTIES
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
ATOM PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY L BRo.,)
Has Just received
NEW BROCADED PLUSHES AND vELvETS,
NEW EMBROIDERED. AND BRAIDED ROBES.
ALL-WOOI SCOTCH PLAIDs.
CASHMERE HINDoU IN ALL COLoRs,
Black and Colored Chudda Clcths. Lupins Celebrated
Casnmeres in Black and Coors. from soc. to 81 so;
Terra Gotta Shades in Satin. Rhadames and All Wool
Fabrics New silk Pushes Ali Shades, ranging from
81 80 to S. Black and Coored Veves, all prices.
Special attractions in Hosiery and Handkerchiefs,
Chudda and Cashmere Shawis fcrnot's Celebrated Kid
Gloves Gle, Medium weight Merno Under year Al! Para
sols Linen and Mohair Busters. and Summer Fancy
Dress Goods prime cost. New Ballard Vale F1anncs
shaker Fiannels. Scarlet Tie and Gray Twilied Fan
nels. and Canton Fannels al veryiow prices.
gF-CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
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1000 COMFORTERS.

1000 COMFORTERS.
We offer the largest size both sides best Cocheco robe
print, white cotton filling. 81. 49, regular price S.
The cold weather VIII come soon, Your win ter
stock now.
80 full size MARSEILLEs SPREADS reduced to
S1.2O.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some of which soiled, at less than half price.
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600 Reward
For any case OF blind blecdng it, hing. liberated.
or protruding Piles that DeBi.gs Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p Miller, NJ. D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. Disco
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Oh. Ny BACK.-Perhap5 that lame back is
caused Oy kidney disease. Stop IL at once by tax
Ing Hunts Remedy
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RIvBR TRADk-Harbormaster sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Schr
xuZone, Brown, 40 tons coal, johnson Bros. !:
s1oop John Williams, Green, $50 bushels oysters for
market
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SPECIALTIES.

EUST ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS,
= Great SpiritGalist Medium, from Paris. Works
electricity on ivory. Tells true life past present and
future destiny age, DEATH describes absent persons:
tells in MARRIAGE gives coed advice to ladies and
gentlemen and satisfaction; 81 Office, 1873 10th street
Hours, 10 a. III. to p s4-.wf
ENR. ROBERTSON "a GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
~ of Maryland), with 20 years experimental
Special Diseases successfully treated and guar
Weakness Impotency. &c. Diseases of Women of every
nature speedy and cures guaranteed Office
day and SATURDAY., from to pm. Main Office. 80 N.
Liberty street, Baltimore, Correspondence and
situations strictly private and confidential. Refers to
the leading physicians of Baltimore. jel7-3m
NEME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
w LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gen
tlemen 50 cents each. 4OS street. between 4th aud
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