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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON COOKING.

WORTHY MASTER: TIE chairman Of your com
mttee feels some embarrassment in offering q
report on Cooking" If it must be based upon
personal experience; alter the able manner IL
which the subject was treated by the former
committee. We thank them most heartily fol
the stand they took.
There has been a slur cast upon farmers by
their city consins, since time out OF mind, in say.
ing that they ate what was too poor to sell or
feed. This is another wrong impression, that
Patrons should correct. Impression did we say
Mol It is too often a reality. Let US strive to
correct the evil wherever it exists.
We agree with you sisters The best Is none
too good for patrOn provided, he is able to
pay for it. We are surprised at the brothers.
They must have had dyspepsia, or something.
caused by eating less paatable food than usual,
or. they would never have seen things in such
crooked light. If they had dlned from such a
bill OF fare as was presented, they would have
Continued on Supplement-
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NOTICE.

RESOLVED, BY the Levy Court and Court Of Ap
Peals' OF Sussex County, that the Trustees OF thl
/ Poor Of this County are hereby directed TO max,
annually an itemsed statement Of all the Corn
/ Wheat Oats and other kinds Of gram, Fodder
Hay and all other provender, Horses, Mules, Cat
tie sheep Hogs and other kinds Of stock Chick
ene' Turkeys. Guineas and all other kinds Of fowl
Eggs Butter, and Soap, all kinds Of Truck and
vegetables, such as Potatoes, Turnips, Beans,
carrots aud whatever else may be raised or prOdu-
eed on the Aims House farm.
the statement TO show the amount Of such pro-
duce stock etc. sold, and the prices obtained for
the same ; The amount OF the same used upon the
farm ana the cash value thereof. and the amount
OF the came remaining on hand at the time such
statement is made, with the cash value thereof at
An account also Of all purchases made BY or on
account OF such Aims House, or the farm belong
ing thereto all expenditures for hired labor and
Just and true account OF all labor done BY Paup-
ers and the value Of the same. Said statement
snail also show the money received from the W
eral Collectors OF the County and from all other
sources whatever. The said statement to be laid
before this body during the month Of April in
each ana every year. after the regular Quarterly
meetlng OF said Trustees Of the Poor in said
month. The Clerk OF the Peace is hereby ordered
to have this resolution published in the della
WARE DEMOCRAT and SUSSEX JOURNAL published
m Georgetown, and in the CHRONICLE published
IN Mliora' may 3t
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Bro Bancroit-Does a calf or heifer that has a
tendency to lay on fat too rapidly make good
bntter cowg
Bro. Mensch-Do not think that they will
would rather take chances on cali that had moi
the tendency to fatten rapidly.
Bro. Slaymaker-Have had very good COWS
that have the tendency to lay o. fat. In fact the
best COW ever owned was one Of this kind she
had to be fed very carefully. would never dis
card COW or heifer ON this account A heller
should be fed nothing but light coarse feed.
Tney should be kept in good condition, but not
permitted TO become fat.
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IL is a common practice with the middle-aget
people to sigh for the return Of the good old time,
when things were what they seemed'' those time,
when silk goods were not clever mixtures of liner
and jute stifened up with gum to give them weigh
and ustre, but were honest in woof and well. when
stockings sold A. regular-made were as represented
and not found on examination to be oyerseamed
by hand instead Of woven into shape In looms. as
BY right they should be. Thus through the whole
catalogue Of'store goOds"the queruIous and unrea-
soning make totally erroneous assertions a. to fhe
superiority or the old over the new.
The truth is that at no period Of the worlds his
tory have all sorts Of dry goods been superb as tn
quality or so moderate as to price az they are in
this, our day and generation momsnts thought
will convince all reasoning people that in couSe.
quence Of the increased production of raw unsteri
al aud the improved system Of manufacture. the
result must be bettor class Of goods and lower
prices than could have been offered with the limi
ted supplies and inefficient methods Of quarter Or
a half century ago.
With resident buyer in Paris and others in ali
tho great marls Of trade throughout the civilized
world, what wonder that Mr.. Wanamaker can offer
for sale at incredibly low prices the choicest pro
ducts Of the looms Of Lyons, Berlin, Belfast. Man
chester and Nottingham chosen AZ experts in the
lass Of goods they are commissioned to purchase
'vsry agent sent abroad BY Mr.. Wanamaker knows
ust what style and price Of goods are most deslra
s' and is fully posted where these things car
70 obtained in the best qualities and at the mos,
dvantageous rates for the house they represent
nd the customers thereof
With this understanding Of his unequaled facili-
e for procuring and keeping full stock Of fine !
nported and domestic goods our readers will turn
ith fresh interest to Mr.. Wanamaker's advertise
ent in this issue and see the values offered in ane
reneh dress goods, silks, hosiery. lace curtains
ID furniture coverings, gentlemen's underware
e's trimmings, buttons millinery goods, trimmed a
d untiimmed hats and shoes Of all makes, styles y
qualitiei, and last but BY means least, the al
lgnineent assortment Of all-sik- lyons crena- q
ioa that win be sold at half cost Of importation. 3
'ar readers be - intelligent - We believe them
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Pure Bred PlVTlOtl Rock Zoos

for hatching, s1OO per setting of 49, or Sc 40
eggs safey packed and delivered at express
ofiee. Satisfaction guaranteed
WIZ. P. THOMPSON.
uardO-s-m Rehoboth Beach, Del.
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MARRIAGES.

PETTYJoHN-cOLL1Ns.-B By Rev. AID. Dick at
the Methodist Protestant Parsonage. at Milton,
on May 1st, 1883, Mr., Arthur Pettyjohn and Miss
Fannie Collins.
DIcKERsoN-MAs Georgetown, May
let 1888 by Rev B. J. Douglass, Mr. George A.
Dickerson and Miss Ulilley A. Massey both OF
Sussex county
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d d A T Il S

HILL.-on Sunday. May I2, 1883, Mrs Joshua b.
Hill. ased about 75 years. The funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon and at the odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
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TIE ORArORIO.

The oratorio Of Queen Esther was performed on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Dorsey's Hall,
under the direction Of Prof. Wyatt, The following
were the renresentatire charactcrs.
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to be they viii lose no time IN awaiting themselves
Of the unexampled bargains now to be had at Wan
amaker's
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Reaq the left-hand columns OF hqures from tbe
TOP; the rght-hand columns f-om me botfo,,, I ''
!. " VIEW W., CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Ieaye Wilmington at 6.OO g. m. and 8 90 n n
Aeats e, . New Castle at 9.35 a. m. and 40 o. m
SM1 1hNA BRANCH TRAINS. S.-Additional IN
. snose ABOVE, leaving Smyrna for Clayton at 3 20
3 sna a f's5 ?. M Leave Clayton for Smyrna, 7.25
= Z. M aud 450 p. m. 10 make connection with
lral1s North and South) rom CLAYTON.
CONNbCIlONS.--At Townsend with onean
annes and Kent Railroad. At CLAYTON Win
gelaWare ana Chesapeake Railroad and Kent
county Railroad. At Harrington, with Tnncfion
ana breakwater Railroad. At Seaford with nsr
chester and Dtlaware Railroad Al Deimar Win
rs tern shore Railroad, Wicomico and Pocomoi-e
Railroad and Worcester and Somerset Railroad
= F. KKENEY, supt.
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DIED..

ABELL. At Pueblo, Colorado. on October oath 1883,
at p. M, of mountain fever, BENJAMIN D. ABELI,
AGED years. two months and ten days. only
Friends aresnvted to attend the funeral to- morrow
from Waugh Chapel corner Sd and streets northeast
at o'clock p. m
of October 80 1883. at o'clock, ZACHARIAH BAKER,
in the fi Lhi t;5S b year Of his age
tives invited to attend. g
91 12ssi5iy n IL h Gssef Saas1
Tahsssi FS% her late residence No 1447 street
family are respectfully invited to attend.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, papers please copy.] q
street northwest on Monday, October 18Th 1sss
GREENE BONNER, in the sixty fourth year Of his
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral services at Liberty Baptist church on
Thursday; November 1st at two O'Clock p IN. New
YORK and Petersburg, Va, papers please COPY q
CARTER. On the morning Of October 81. 1885, after
lingering illness of several weeks ENDORA E.,
daughter Of John F. and Fannie D. Carter aged eighteen
Funeral will take place from her parents residence
NO l29 Fourth street northwest at 10 O'Clock
row morning. Nov. 1st Relavesand friends invited to
attend.
sTEPHEN H. Mik1ck in ths syoaft Year 81
Funeral services at street Baptist Church on Thurs
day, November LIST, at O'Clock p. m. nterment at
Philadelphia. Pa.
we AN 08 2RPEN On Sunday October 2sth 1885,
Interment at Congressional Cemetery.
MEfTqf 8 sTssd1yl S 0sp9ss g. At T.
Weston after painful illness OF two months
west tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock am
YOUNG. On October 80 1883. at 5:45 a. M. SAILIE
E. GODDARD, beloved wife Of Richard Young.
NJ sos on THURSDAY a5tesnoen ct o'clock from
eOlnery county papers please cOpy.1 y
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p m, and ex-
tingulShed at Alb a. H.
The Sunday School Union have made arrange
ments TO hold a sunday school institute here from
the l'th 10 the 18th of December. Dr. Hurlbtlrt
viii conduct II. and Mrs. Alden, "Pansey,' and Mr.
Iay lOr will take part.
The COrcofan Cadet corps have elected the fol-
ONlEg honorary members: George +. TiinmS, Jas
r. NiIett. r. III. St1neneH. J. Maury Dove. VIM
nove, H. + Whteside,.W &. Keplinger and w. r.
Brown.
Maryland republican voters can secure tranSpOr-
tatcn at half rates. good for ten days from Nov
list See notice signed by Mr. VIM. Ill. Gunnison
Chairman transportation committee.
A party OF West Virginia editors, who are visit
ing The principal cities OF the country. are ex-
pected In Washington tomorrow. They have
visited Pittsburg. New York. and Philadelphia,
and are now ID BaltimOre
MIR. and Mrs Il. III. Freeman celebrated last
sunday the seventeenth anniversary OF their we'd
d1ng. AT their home. on VI street. The guests in
cluied the superintendent and teachers OF the
John Wesley sabbath school Addresses were de-
nVeIt,i by Mr. r. Bowie, Vim. Brent. Mr. John f.
WaTterS. VIM. III. johnson. and thas. Robinson
MI Robert F. BOYD. telephone operator at the
department OF the Interior who has been home
Sick, Was able to be at his office TODAY.
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LYoNs SILKS AND VEnvrra
sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BROTHER,

NOVELTIES IN TWO TONE BROCADEs.
ELEGANT AbUC EMBOSSED OTTOMAN VELVET DRESS
BoNNETs ,scHRoEpER,s. AND cAcHEM1RE
ROYAL BLACK SILKS from 75c. to &3 So
BLACK AND COLORED RADZIMIRS. MUSCOvITES,
ROs-DE-IoNDREs AND SATIN MERvE11 LEUx
FROM THE BEST FRENCH MANUFACTU-
SUPERB STOCK OF WHITE AND EVENING TINTs
IN SILKS, GAUZES AND CANTON CREPES
PURE SILK LYONS VEINETS, FROM 20 no %
INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND ALI. THE
BLACK AND CoLoRED Trimming VELvfETs ELS
from 81 % to 35
NoNPARIEL VELvETEENs. at 81 and s125
BLACK M, AND AND, COLORED BROCADED OTTOMAN
vELVETS. from 81 to BIS per yard.
FRENCH TRICOTS AND HABIT CLOTHS
ASTRAKHANS AND PLUSHES FOR TRIMMINGS
,hE-spEc1AL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS.
pE ETsv,.C aI!IGE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylyania avenue. corner 9Th street
ketablshed 1s40 oc27
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L0ng-legged Grain Boots, So to s..
Hand-seWed Calf Boots, 81 to S.
Double and Single Upper Calf Boots, 1926 to 81.
Good Work Boots, $3.50 to s..
Gents Fine Caters, So to Sc.
Ladies' hand-sewed Button, 50 to S..
Best French Kid. $780,
Fine Straight and Pebble Goat, $50 to s.
Our 81 Button and Lace. all leather.
Misses Springfield Button, $1.e0 to s.
Chlld's SOlar-tp Spring heel, 6Oc.
Ladies' Wool-lined Balls. and Slippers.
Rubber Boots and Arctics
L. HEIIBRUN, 400 9TH street.
Remember! The Old Woman in Window.
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CHEAPEST SILKS In WASHINGTON.

COLORED SILKS reduced from 81 10 75c COIaRFD
SILKS reduced from 81 IS to 81. COLORED SILKS
reduced from 81. 80 to 81
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS reduced from al TO 75c
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 Is to 81
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 80 TO 81 40
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 to &i so
THESE ARE THE VERY BEST GUINET SIIK0-
FRENCH
The New Style Dress Goods-TRICOT-an Pure
Wool, l6 inches wide, 81 -25 Special Bargain.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE BI,EACHED
COTTON ONLY exc
BROCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL VALUE NJ
REDUCED TO $3.50
AUCTION BLANKETS
% All Wool BLANKETS reduced 10 IS
80 All Wool BLANKETS reduced 10 rs
Double White BLANKETS reduced to 81
Bleached TABLE DAMASk. all Pure Linen slightlH
Soiled, twas 15c.), now SOC.
COIORED SILKS Soc BLACK SILKS soc.
COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES. all Pure Wool
DOUBLE WIDE, 31c., SOC. 62c, 75c.
CARRIERS"
OCT III MARKET SPACE
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ABSOLUTELY unE

ABSOLUTELY PuRE
kRf % ~ "A /
RRR O wy AA 4
4 1 100 90 7 ~ 4 I ILL
BBB A KIM GGe
BIB "A X HMM q
3 BBb , ~ Ak < x kim I'm s IN as ss
Pro oWww wD D DE ZEE Rhf
PPPQ WWWWD DEE RRR
p 90 Odd ZEE ~ ~
This powder never varies marvel Of purity,
strength. and whoiesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low testshort weight, alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only In cans ROYAL BAxrNe
PowDxR Co. los wsll straat. ny. ana
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'lHE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE

Il HE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE
THE STOMACH. THE BOWELS AND THE LIVER
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY PANG THAT
RACKS THE HEAD. REGULATE, TONE AND HAIR
NOME THE ACTION OF THESE ALLIED ORGANS
WITH TARRANTS SELTZER ApPERIENT AND
YOU. CURE THE COMPLAINT AT IT'S SOURCE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. OF
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CITY ITEMS.
From Baltimore Sun, Oct. 81
GalvaMO-NIaSnet Treatment

OF DISEASE.
PNEUMONIA AND PLEURIsY LAST WINTER, WEAK
NESS AND SHoRTNEss OF BREATH, DYSPEPSIA AND
TORPID LIVER; ALSO NEURALGIA OF SPINE. ExPE-
RIENCED DECIDED RELIEF IN FEW DAYS
"Genae,een: Several months ago was induced
by my druggist to visit your office in quest OF
health, Va1nly sought up to this time, though had
exhausted the shelves OF his establishment. both
through regular prescription and advertised rene
dies was miserable indeed from the multiplicity
OF my afict1OnS being utterly PROSTATE as a re-
SUIT or naturally delicate organism being sub
tack of Pneumonia and Pleurisy. l had not recov-
cred but to very slight degree from the effects Of
these attacks. The Inflammation OF the lungs vet
remained, and my friends thought l had consump-
tlon the pain in my side was intense; breath very
snort, and was so weak that could scarcely drag
one foot after the other. The relief afforded me
was prompt and very decided, feeling much better
In a few days after taking treatment. can hardly
describe my feelings while sufferer as the whole
eXperence-SeemS h0rrid dream, and rejoice that
am now fully awake and fully restored. MY graft
tude and desire to direct others suffering like my
sen 10 sure source OF relief prompts me to offer
thls voluntary testimony, and you are at liberty
10 utillze 1t as you see proper Very truly,
MRS. ANNIE S. JOHNSON,
los Cross q rect
To MEssRs. E. A. PARSONS & Co.,
n. Z. cor Lexington and Liberty SITS,
and 9s2K F st NV, Washington, d. c."
916 9TH st. W., relieved of rheumatic pains: Mrs
P0sey, $50 9th st. n. w. relieved OF nervous head
ache and general debility; Gen. j. w. Barnes, S. e.
cor. 18th and SITS; p n. McChesney. 1901 Sth ST.
n. W.. and stall No. SIG Northern Liberty market,
relieved Of Sciatica.
Washington office hours: to 10 a. m: atom.
M consultation free at Office or home OF pate ut.
No Matter how severe your cough NAV be- Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure it. Is cts. a bottle
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IS Pants to order, ,Elselnan Bros, 9TH and E.

E*GEL.S REsTArKtNT.-(:rand opening next
Thursday. November ]. commencing at ~ o'clock
~ until II O'Clock T. Ladies ard gentlemen
e0rdi2iy invited No cards. EngcfS, 725 1th
street northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON n G. Oct. 81 1874 10 n m

II,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct, 81, 1893, 10 am
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly cooler
fair weather, westerly winds, stationary rising
barometer.
SPECIAL BCLIETTS-AN APPROACHING COLD WAVE
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes the
following special bulletin TO the press A cool wave
IS slowly advancing from the northwest and the
temperature I'm Tennessee and the Ohio valley and
the districts on the Atlantic coast will falI slowly
In consequence. The temperature has fallen In all
districts except the gulf states, where IL remains
nearly stationary Westerly winds prevail In all
districts except the south Atlantic and gulf states
where the winds are variable. Light local rains
have fallen In the lake region. elsewhere fair
weather prevails. Severe gales occurred yesterday
on the lakes and on the Atlantic seabOard. Fair
signify cooler weather Is indicated Thursday in
all districts east Of the Mississippi valley.
SPECIAL BARGAISs for this week at Hahn's relia-
Die shoe house. SIC 9Th street:
Ladies calf shoes, SIC.
Ladies Kid and pebble button. 95c.
Gents solid sole hoOkbalS, S125.
Gents fine hutton shoes, Il 80
Misses and boys solid school shoes, &c.
Chi.d's aitiedtheT school shoes. SOC.
Child's fine spring heel button. 6Oc
Bargains III fine handmade goods.
Bargains III misses and boys dress shoes
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Some Recent Purchases. Real Bar
gains. Are M0rIfiY Of Mention.

SdIHS, lhFe "OftHy OF WentlOme
Prince Albert Coats, with Vests. some blue and
So
large lot of black, all WOOL Diagonal Panta-
looms for s. per pair, good value at st. Some very
large sizes in this lot, up to fifty inch waist
measure.
GEO. G.. HENNING.
40 It'll street
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MEMS fine French Calf hand-sewed Shoes. but
ton. lace and Congress-. 81 20. usually sold az So at
H. Strdsburgers Od-eStabi he'd Shoe store, No 9O6
9Th ST., between and NV.
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CnupREN-s ovERcoArs. Eiseman Bros, 18th and f.

OCR HOMEMADE pebble goat ladies' shoe at 50
can't be beat. Cill and at u. Strasburger-s Old
Established shoe store, No. N6 7th ST., bet. and
NV.
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LaDfES Glove Kid Shoes. I'm button, lace and Con-
grea. very comfortable price 81 9S at H. Strasbur-
gers odeStahli- Shoe Store, No. 900 eth street.
between ana X NV.
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at Clark's, 734 7th st.n.w. tomorrow: good side
steel double busk Corset 34c, regular price 5Oc
Csc; ladies' and mems scarlet medicated all-woo
underwear 81 sOld all over for 80; white merint
derwear reduced to 4Sc.; ladies' regular made sill
clicked solid color hose, 25c., reduced from 42c
chld'S hand made hoods, 39c., reduced from soc.
r1pbed Shaker Knit six WOODEN, 2Oc., worth &c., al
ClarkS, 73l 7th ST. NV.
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A ELASTIC STEP, BUOYANT SPIRITS AND
"A clear compexions are among the many desirable
results OF pure blood The Of healthy blood
has his faculties at command and enjoys clear and
quick perception which is impossible when the blood
heavy and sluggish with impurities Ayers Sarsaparla
is the best blood purifier and vitalzer known.
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LADIES In want Of dry goods and notions silks
anu fine laceS. should attend the sale at 9fi 9TH ST.
NV See auction columns Tor advertisement.
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TIE BEST MEMS CALF BOOT In the city. 50. 43,
worth -, at H. Strdsburrer'S Old-estabished Shoe
Store. 40 goo 9Th street, between and northwest
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FINE TAILORING, Elseman Bros. 18th and E

A CAKE OF toilet soap in addition Will be given
On saturday next, November 3. by the s. Y. Tea
GO. Ia every purchaser of 4 pound OF tea or its
equivalent.
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through ON COrns.,,
Ask for Wells Trough on Corns." 15c. Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunfons
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Europeans Use American Wine.

But few persons are aware of the great amount
OF foreign grapes raised in New Jersey. Alfred
Speer is the largest wine grower OF the foreign va
rety in the country and ships hundreds OF cases to
MI orders In Europe His Port Grape Wine is
ceued and considered by physicians and chemists
as the best wine to be pr0cured.-N. T. Herald.
For sale by DRUGGISTS.
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A Promise E8kiIv H

A Promise Easily Kept.
She gladly promised with cute little sigh.
AS away her lover goes,
The new French Process Soap to buy.
And save Scalding and boiling the clothes
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The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Olta1c Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
yOung or Old) who are afflicted with nervous de-
bty, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. n B-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. w,s,m
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ttAIderlley Dairy Y

ttAIderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered In half-pOund 'Ward" prints, 40c pei
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Butter1nilk and Sweet
MILK, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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PONDS FOR SALE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA sEyENs. 1881
Do. do. SIZES ...............l 1891 2
Atew thousand on hand for immediate delivery
Other investment securities bought on commission.
oSO-6t LEWIS JOHNSON h CO., Bankers.
Another lot Of those handsome quilted lined CIRCU
jERsE7s ali sizes BLACK Hare S %1fF Sac ss s5o
$l75. and g. Collars and Capes TO match, at
WII1ETT 4 RUOFF'S.
o30-1m Hatters and Furriers, 9O5 Penna ave.
J.. w. Borr1rn & Sors
BE1LEEK CHINA,
AMBERINA GLASS,
CLOIsONNE AND BRASS PLAQUES,
SUPERIOR PLATED WARE.
GAME AND FISH SETS,
DINNER AND DESSERT SETS,
TABLE CUTLERY. LAMPS. RICH CUT GLASS.
MAJOLICA AND PARIAN WARE,
Is unsurpassed Examine their stock before purchasing
NV. BOTELER SON,
o26-5t ga Pennsylvania ayemua
TYssowsK1 Bios,
tCor. 18th and G sts)
FALL UNDERWEAR
NEW STYLE SCARFS
PERKINS, GIOvEH
E. L W. COILS AND CUFFS. DC. 10
pH-Colhand CUFFS aundried topeg1ectiou. oc8
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THOUGH NUMEROUS CAUSES MAY OPERATE TO
u turn the hair all that is needed to restore the
natural color is Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Remover
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