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Recommendations close today.
Cify school Board.

The Board has adopted the following
system OF rewards for the public schools of
this city to take the place of the former
system. The cards will be gotten up in
the finest style of lithography, and be at
tractlye and an honor TO those obtaining
them.
GRAMMAR GRADES.
To the pupils of the grammar and first
primary grades, when 80 per cent. and
above is obtained, cards shall be awarded
at the final examination with the words
First Honor" and the name OF the pupil
and teacher thereon.
To the pupils OF the grammar and first
primary grades whose average is 80 per
cent. and below 80 per cent. cards shall be
awarded with the words " Second Honor"
and the name OF the pupil and the teacher
thereon.
PRIMARY GRADES.
To the pupils OF the second, third, and
fourth primary grades whose average is 95
per cent. and above cards shall be awarded
with the words "First Honor" and the
name OF the pupil and the teacher thereon.
TO the pupils OF the second, third, and
fourth primary grades whose average is 80
per cent. and below % per cent. cards shall
be awarded with the words "Second
Honoru and the name OF the pupil and the
teacher thereon.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
To the pupils of the High School and
the Colored Normal School OF correspond
ing average 10 those in the grammar grades
shall be awarded ribbons with the words
-. First Honor" or "Second Honor +"
stamped thereon.
SCHOLARSHIP AND DEP0RrMENr CARDS.
To all the pupils at the final examination
shall be awarded a simple card. on which
shall be noted the percentage OF scholar
ship and also perfect department, IL al
tanned.
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VOL. LXIV.
DELICATE AND FEEBLE LADIES.

Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing you
20 feel scarcely able 10 he on your fcet that con-
slant drain that IS taking from your system all Its
former elasticity; driving the bloom from your
checks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces, rendering you irritable and fretfu can cas-
lily be removed by the use Of that marvellous RENE
dy Hop Bittcrs. Irregularities and obstructions OF
your system are relieved at once while the speciai
cause OF periodical pain are permanently removed
None receive so much benefit and none are 80 pro-
foundly grateful and show such an Interest IN re-
commencing Hop Bitters as women.
FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.
ANY mother was afflicted long time with neu-
ralgia and dull. heavy. Inactive condition OF the
whole system; headache, nervous prostration, and
was almost helpless. No physicians or medicines
aid her any good. Three months ago she began 10
use Hop Bitters with such good effect that she
seems aud feels young again, although over seventy
years old. We think there Is no other medicine ft
to use in the family."-A lady in Providence.
BRADFORD. PA, May 8, 1875.
II has cured me OF several dseases-such as ner-
vousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly trou-
bIos &c. have not seen sick day in wear since
I took Hop Bitters. All my neighbors use them.
Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 LosT.-"A tour of Europe that cost me
"a, 600 done me less good than one bottle OF Hop
Bitters. They also cured my wife Of fifteen years
nervous weakness, sleeplessness, and dyspepsia"
X. NJ, Auburn, Y.
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hop Bitters is not In any sense an alcoholic bey-
erage or liquor, and could not be sold for use eX-
cept to persons desirous Of obtaining medicinal
bi;ters GREEN B. RAUM,
L. 5. Commission oner Internal Revenue.
so. BLOOMfSGvILLE, o., May 1, 1879.
Sirs,-I have beer suffering ten years, and tried
your Hop Btters, and II done me more good than
all the doctors Miss ;. :. BOONE.
BABY SAVED.
We are so thankful TO say that our nursing baby
was permanently cured Of a dangerous and pro-
racted constipation and irreguarity Of the bowels
by the use Of Hop BiIters by its mother, which at
the same time restored her 10 perfect health ana
strength The parents, Rochester, " Y.
oc 23-Tu,Th(w)&Sa1m
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REGIsrRArIoN-BooKs close to-day.
Charles City County Meeting.

There was tine Democratic barbecue in
Charles City county yesterday few miles
from Roxbury. There were nearly four
hundred people present, including quite
rumber OF ladies. Captain John Lamb
presided, and introduced the speakers very
Handsomely indeed. Colonel Thomas j.
Evans, Of Richmond; Robert Armistead,,
ct Williamsburg: Isaac III. Christian and
Gardiner Tyler, of Charles City county,
nlade eloquent addresses. The enthusiasm
was very great. At the close Of Colonel
fvans's speech Captain Lamb, on behalf OF
the ladies OF the county, presented the Col
ouel with handsome bouquet. There are
three candidates for the House from Charles
City and New Kent-viZ., ODell, Demo
c'at; Tinsley, Independent Republican;
and Nance, CoaIitionist.
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Recommendations close today.
nnfasaIxc Xren,s Work.

Some two weeks since Detective John
Wren received a letter from +. q. Cramer,
a merchant a considerable means, doing
business at Nipples. in Ontario county, n.
Y. The lette.' contained picture OF Tu-
risco Greiner alias Joseph Harding. and
brought witl it the information that
Greiner had forged paper to large
amount upon Cramer. Detective Wren
kent n sharIi lookout, and succeeded liz
fjnding his nan on Crenshaw's farm, a
short distance from the city. lie notified
Mr. Cramer. md yesterday he arrived In
the c,ty. and. with Mr. Wren, went out to
CrensIaw's a1d identified the man. He
was taken int, custody and locked up at
the First police station to await reqnisi-
tion from ths State authorities OF New
Work
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observation-disclosures close today.
yyeII-KnOun Citizens Dead.

Mr.. WILLIAM c. HONCURE, OF HENRICO, AND
NR, GEORGE GERSDORF, OF RICHMOND.
After a short Illness, Mr.. William &.
Moncure, an old resident OF IlenricO, died
Yesterday at his residence, Oh the Broad
Street road.
Mr.. Moncure was the second son Of Will
liam A. Moncme, for many years Second
Auditor of this State. at a time when Vir-
glna was distinguished for the high integ-
rty and honor Of its public oflicers-when
the name OF the Office was a guarantee OF
the perfect fitness Of the occupant TO fill
the office. 1t has been but short time
since the family and the State had TO mourn
for Mr.. Noncure's uncle, the Hon. Judge
X. G.. l.. Moncure, who for so many
years was president Of the former Court Of
Appeals of his native State. Mr.. Moncure,
though he never served the state in any
public capacity as his father and distin-
giished uncle did, led private life w0r-
thy Of the record OF his eminent relatives.
and through wears Of sickness and poverty
struggled with unceasing energy and self
denial to provide for large and dependent
family. Such was the sweetness and gen.
tleness OF his character that but few knew
him who were not Won over to him by it,.
He leaves Il devoted wife, four young
daughters, and two sons, beside many rela-
tives, to mourn their Treparable loss.
Mr. George GersdOrf, a wel-knOwn citi-
zen and merchant Of this city, died yester-
day afternoon at his residence. The de-
ceased was native Of Germany. but came
TO Richmond about thirty years ago and
identified himself with the people Of our
city. During the war he was member OF
the First Virginia regiment, and at the
time Of his death was a member OF the
odd. Fellows, Knights OF Honor, and
Druids. He was known to large circle
Of friends, all Of whom VIII sincerely la
ment his death.
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r,r,p Exrn.cr OF Ro~spA,ts.

FLUID EXTRACT or RtrIDALE.
DR.. X. WILSON CAIsn, OF Baltimore. says he has
cred RosadaIis in cases OF scrofux aud other Dis
eases with much satisfsst,ou."
DR. &C. PUGH. Of Bsismore, recommends Ro-
sadss 10 all persons suffer ng with diseased blood,
saying II superior to aBy preparation he has ever
asd.
Rev. DsBNEY BALL, OF the Baltimore Methodist
Episcopal Conference sourli, says he has been 80
much bencftes by the use OF Rosadsifs that he
cheerfuIly recommends Il tsaii his friends ana Sc-
anainfanres.
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observation-disclosures close to-day.
The Beginning.

T. negro man was going around on Grace
street yesterday morning ringing gentle
mel's bells to inquire what voters lived on
the premises. When he was asked by
whit authority he came. he said by order
OF he Readjuster Committee" dat IS nun
authority for me-" No one from the Dem.
ocrltic headquarters had been 10 some OF
thee houses to inquire how many voters
were there. and how few negroes were en-
tjtl,d 10 vote from them. "A word to the
wise il sufficient" or ought to be. 80
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The DanicI.wiIIiams Marriage.

Among the many recent weddings oc-
curing in Richmond the most brilliant
was probably that OF Mr.. James X. V.
Daniel and Miss Halle Wise Williams on
Thursday evening last. The ceremony
was performed that evening ut 81. James
church. in the presence OF a large assem-
bage OF relatives and friends, by an uncle
Of the BRIDE, Rev. William Williams, Of
Georgia. II was beautiful OCCASION,
there being ten groomsmen and brides
maids, the latter most becomingly attired
in white cashmere. To the graceful
strains OF the Wedding March the bridal
party entered the church, headed by
the four ushers. Following these were
four groomsnen. Then came the ten
bridesmaids. followed by the other six
groomsmen, all walking two and two.
The bride-elect, most becOmingly at
tired in Ottoman silk, with brocaded
velvet front and diamonds, and leaning
upon the arm OF her future husband,
reached the chanccl just as the attendants
had arranged themselves in becoming
group thereabOut. The ceremony was then
very beautifully and impressiyely soem-
nlzed. and the bridal procession was re-
formed and left the church in the follow
Ing OTUeT. DGluc anu HIOOlu, MISS EtSd
Wise and II. L. Wickham, Miss Anne
Isaacs and +. II. Mcclure, Miss Nellie
Addison and George r. y. Gibson, Miss
Oracle Henry and NJ. Z. Spotswood, Miss
Matte Boiling and Ashby Wicbham, Miss
Della Claiborne and Charles j. Anderson,
Miss Mary Lyons and Andrew l.. Elicit,
Jr., Miss Marian Carter and Il. \. Dunlop,
Miss Lila Meade and Tazewell Elicit, Miss
Helen Noting and John G. Williams; and
the ushers, MessrS. Thomas n. Page and
o. G.. Clay. James L. Heath and John 5.
Wlllett, OF Baltimore.
From the church the party repaired TO
the residence OF the brides father, corner
Of Eighth and Franklin streets. where a
delightful entertainment was given.
The bride is the daughter OF Robert f.
Williams, Esq, and her bright intellect
and gentle manners have made her a de-
served favorite with refined and extended
circle of friends.
Mr.. Daniel. the son Of Peter V. Daniel,
Esq, is 4 well-knOvn member Of the Rich
mond bar, and has been for years popu-
lar member Of Company c, OF the First
Virginia regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel left on yesterday
afternoon for IN extended bridal tour.
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Recommendations close today.
Mass. I'm Clay Wors..

The Clay-Ward Actives. have decided 10
htye grand gathering OF Democratic lO-
tsrs on next F,idav night, the ID Of No
vamber, near the corner OF Nam and Bel
V dere streets. There will be bOniires,
music, and speaking. Mr.. S. b. Witt, eX-
J ldge Joseph Christian, Mr.. X. II. Beirnc,
Colonel T. j. Evans, Mr.. James n. Dun
lCp. and others are expected to speak
There will be large turnout OF the citi-
z,ns Of Clay Ward on this occasion.
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Briefs and Personals.

Bv order Of the Executive Committee the
Grain and Cotton Exchange Will be closed
or Thursday, November lst, and Friday,
November ID Fairweek).
Registration-bookSc close to-day.
Public-school children will have holiday
on Thursday and Friday OF next week.
2egistratiOn-books close today.
Mr.. Flanagan was in the city yesterday.
II, says he hasn't the slightest intention OF
Withdrawing. Mr.. Maddox says neither
has he.
legistratiOn-book close today.
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Recommendations close today.
A Rousiuc Rally.

The spirit of Democracy was never more
fully eXemplified than ut the grand mass
meeting Of the Jelerson-W Ward Democrats
held last night at the st. Charles Hotel.
Fully one thousand people came ont to
bear the speakers, and when AIr. Richard
i. 3eirnc, Judge Joseph Christian, Colonel
W. s. Gilman, and Mr.. John Hunter I'm
ished their speeches the enthusiasm was
unbounded. jefferson Ward will be heard
from on the day OF election, and will be
found, as ever, IN the forefront Of Demo-
c'acy,
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REGIsraA1 ox-BooKs close today.
Nl2 Theatre.

Last night a fair audience witnessed the
presentation OF Faust" by the Hess Ope-
ra Company 1t the Theatre. Miss Abbe
Carrngton's conception Of Marguerita was
all that could have been expected. and Mr.
Mark Smith as Valentine was so perfect
that the mos critical could not fail to enjoy
his rendition OF the character. To-day the
Bohemian Girl" will be given at the
matinee. anc at night the Chimes OF Nor
mandy" viii close the weeks engagement
OF this excel ent company.
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NEW SCHEDULE ON THE RICHMOND AND
PETERsBURG RAILROAD AD.-COmmencing on
tomorrow, ut 9:43 =. NJ, new schedule
will be run on this road, including an extra
through passenger train south. with sleeper
from Washington to Jacksonville, Fla.
Ai.er tomorrow an extra train from the
So nth will arrive here at l0:lS A. NJ, with
sleeDer between Charleston and Washing
tol. Full particulars OF the new schedule
wi be found In another column.
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Great Excitement.

The suits we advertised to sell at 80
have caused the greatest excitement at the
Clo,hing Palace. They have been selling
like hot cakes. and as we haven't many
left it will not do to delay II YOU want one.
Cone right along aud tit yourself out be-
for, IL is too late. Now is your time. The
Cloihing Palace, 1901 Main street, corner
Thirfennfh.
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WAynEsuAw, WIS. october @, 1888.

WAyHEsIfAw, WIS. october O, 1883.
NoTICs.-We would respectfully inform all con-
.umers OF BETHESDA that GEORGE ScHcES is the
sole and only Authorized agent for this wiser I'm
the city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRINGS COMPANY.
j. n. DAGGEI, Manager.
BETHESDA WATER.
Receiving large supply of this famous mineral
water fresh from che springs. Wausesha. Wis.
GEORGE sCHGN, sole Agent,
Eleventh aud Main streets.
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A. v,ernn, wedding.Pre.ent.

Nothing Is more appropriate for we'd
ding-present than a fine gold watch, dia-
mona ring, or a tasty piece OF sllyerwarc.
Goddard Il Moses, $40 Main street, have
luz, received n large assortment OF these,
as well as o,Ler a.lc.,s suitable for this
PURPOSE.
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REoisrRATroy-BooKs close to-day
Street Obsfructed.

About four or five weeks ago large
pile OF rocks and stone was thrown up i'm
mediately IN the walkway on Twelfth street
at the corner OF Bank, and there IT has been
ever since. Several nights ago gentle
man fell on these rocks and was badly
bruised. They should be removed at once,
or the city will have to pay damages.
Have the police ever reported this obstruc-
fi0ut
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Ioc 20-SaTu& Th2wI
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5Iore Military.

Captain Bargamin has been notified OF
the purpose OF Captain VI. w. Rowe's COM
piny, OF Fredericksburg, and the Suffolk
G 'ays, Captain Riddick. TO be here for the
pirade on the 1st. This guarantees that
h.re will be twcnty-three companies IN
lile-two Of cavalry, two Of artillery, and
nileteen OF infantry.
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Lato weather Report.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

T|TN'I"I ENIV y" VIZ '7''T1NN'''I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., October 27-1 4.
M.-For the Middle States, fair weather.
northerly winds becoming variable, sta
tionary or rising barometer and tempera-
ture.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther, followed by light local rains during
night, northeasterly winds, stationary or
rising barometer and temperature.
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County barbecue.

There will be free barbecue given by
tie TilckahOe Democratic Club at Brown
irg's store. forks Of the road, Cary street,
on Monday, October 29th, at II O'Clock NJ.
The committee state that the meeting will
b. addressed by Colonel T. j. Evans, Hon.
II. A. Atkinson, MessrS. VI. VI. Gillian,
dickson Guy, G.. X. Macon, Hon. George
ID. Wise, Hon. William Loyenstein, and
other distinguished speakers.
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Recommendations close to-day.
Voters Convicted Of Petit Larceny.

A certified list Of the voters. white and
back, convicted in the Police Court Of
pitt larceny has been furnished to the re-
gistrarS and others. IL will be useful to
make challenges, both on the days OF regis
trttiOn and election. II is not designed for
other use than TO suggest names OF persons
wlo seem 10 be proper subjects for chdl-
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rA.uoss AND CLorHrERs.

NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUIT
INGS.
NEw STOCK 0r WINTER sUITINGs.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER sUlTISGS.
p. II. SPENCE a SON.
4. Il. SPENCE & son.
y. B. SPENCE & SON
FANCY woRsTED sUITINGS.
FANCY woRsTED suITiNGS.
FANCY woRsTED sUITiNGs.
903 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
eos MAIN STREET.
E.B. SPENCE son.
R.B. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & SON. a2s
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IF YOU INTEND TO PROVIDE YOUR
SELF WITH AN
ovERCOAT OR SUIT

ovERCOAT OR SUIT
For iho coming winter you can never End better
opportunity TO make your selections Than now; be-
cause you have n FULL STOCK to select FROM
Because you have the
BEST AND CHOICEST PATTERNS
70 select from. II you have TO buy Winter Cloth
ipg YOU may as well do 80 at once as 20 walt for
several weeks, as you lose nothing by It, but gain
the benefit Of faI assortment, which you cannot
do later We have lust opened some
NEW STYLES
Of our grca, $40 and sI2 SUITS that are good and
servieeable For SIS. s16. s1s, and $50 we have
somo new
DARK CASHMERE AND CHEvIOT SUITS.
They look well and will wear well, and cannot be
had elsewhere at the same prices. Should you
want very fine suit, SATlN-LINED, ENGLISH
or FRENCH wORsTED, we have them atS25.
s2s, $50, and s35. Faul,less shape, form-h!tng
ovEICOATs.
with soft English wool, at one half less than your
tailor will charge you, at sls, $50. s22 s25, t2s,
and ESQ. We have also very large line of OVER
COATS from s5 up. Come and see how easy II Is
. 10 ind what you want where there IL such large
stock and such low prices We want your trade
and know that we can save you from Is TO 20 pei
cent.
THE oNE-PRICE CLOTHING.P PALACE,
1901 MAIN STREET, CORNER THmTRENTH.
A. sTRAUs & son.
open EVENINGS iii o'clock; SATURDAYS
Tll lOP.N. oc 27-2t
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Rank Customers.

Rank custo ners are notified that in order
10 Give officers Of the banks m opportu-
njty Of attending the State Fair on Thurs
d,v. Noyrmb.r 1st. they give their atten-
tln,, 20 oblig:lions maturing on hat lay
on "WEDNESDAY, October Slst.
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TO BANK.GUSTOMFRs.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE
Il ARARE BUSINESS CHANCr--
A BROAD-sTEEEr BUSINESS, oid and WELL
cstabl she'd now In successful operation.
GOODWILL aud FIXTURES, $500. STOCK
can be purchased IT less than cost. Pays hand
some profit.
Real Estate Agents and Auc,Oncers.
oc 27.3t lll3 Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ. 80 (;
0 AM, 50; noon, 70; 3 z. NJ, CO; 8 p.
NJ, SO; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, IS 1-6.
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FINE CJCNRs

Weare soie agents I'm this city for the safe OF the
celebrated eonpanion brands Of Cigars epateut-
ed)-Apres DsIeuner. Apres Diner. Apres souper,
and Taujcur.- All city orders must be addressed TO
uH CHR.erIAS & WHITE.
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Eegistration-b n-books close today.

Ieceived Of c. +. Johnston. the Young
LaiieS Magazine for November. This is
his second supply, the first having been
exhausted. An excellent No.
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STATE FAIR.-The Superintendent re-
gusts that those having entries in the Art
DE 0artment will send them in by O'Clock
on Monday evening.
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A NEWBORN NOVELTY.
TEXAS CHARLES
GREAT FAR-WE>T EXHIBITION
AND
PICTUREsQE INDIAN VILLAGE.

A TRUE PORTRAYAL
OF TIE
HABITS. CUSTOMS. AND MANNERS OF THE
FRONTIER.
A genuine sight of lifetime. worth coming
miles 10 see. - . ....... ,.,,,,,,,,
THE GRE ATEST SHOW EVER SEEN UNDER
CANVAS.
ON LOT CORNER OF BROAD AND LAUREL
STREETS.
Street-cars direct 10 the canvas.
Two performances caiiy. Afternoon AZ
O'Clock: evening at O'Clock. Doors open ono
hour previous.
Admit ssiOn. 25c. Reserved seats. lOc. extra.
No side-snOws. museums. or catch-penl.ies with
this novel, moral entertainment. one price pays
for all. Oc 'o-tt
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II you want 20 buy the best piece OF to-
baccO you ever saw. ASK any dealer who
sells tobacco to give you piece OF w. ID.
Blair Il Co.'s SuDcured. II has no grit;
eyery leaf brushed
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sUPFERERs PROM COUGHS. soRE THROAT. etc.
should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TPoCHEs,"
simple but sure remedy. Sold only IA. bO.ses.
Price 20 centR.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~
the DIsPArCH PRINTING-IioUsE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MEN AND THINGS COME AND Go,
bu. old Brown Windsor Is not removed from The
toilet Of the fashionable world. The purcst and
most fragrant is tina, Of the old London lrm-J. a
T.. ATKINSON.
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Fira.-IT Is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRIs
TIOUs IL contains within itself the highly nutri-
tious and strengthening phosphates which are
required by the system, the same that are found in
meat, fish, corn, and wheat. Ordinary baking-pow-
ders cream tartar, yeast, &C., do not contain any
nutriye qualities, but are in many cases very nju-
rious compounds.
Seeond.-IT WILL NOT DETERIORATE or
lose strength by age The peculiar manner Of pack
ing prevents any loss of strength after the package
is open. All ordinary baking-powders lose strength
after being opened.
7hfrd..-IT is PURE. The characteristic form
OF package ohyiaies the necessity OF reducing the
strength by the addition of starch -four, in order
TO make 1t keep, as is customary In the manuiac-
ture of ordinary baking-powder.
Fourth.--IT is RELIABLE and does not vary in
quality. The high standing and character OF he
Inventor professor f. n. liorsford, OF Cambridge
and the reputation Of the manufacturers tthe Rum
ford Chemical Works, Of Providence, X. l) Is a
guarantee that the goods will always be Of uniform
quality and AS represented
Finh.-IT is ECONOMICAL, as II is rs per cent.
stronger than the common baking powders and 80
per cent. stronger than the best bakiDg-powder
made.
Si9th.-Ir REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING,
and is better than all other baking-powders. The
bread, biscuit, &C., made with II are moist and
palatable when cold.
The Horsford Almanac and Cook-B Book" sent
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