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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

careful Observance Of the policy Of
retaining-either for increase in mum.
bers or maintaining any desired mum
ber-young and growing animals,
and rigidly excluding such as have
passed the meridian Of life and Wig
orous improvement. The advantage
IN this respect alone is sufficient 70
offset any temporary top price for
eve lambs, and when 10 it is added
the tide Of improved blood that
comes on through young animals,
every prudent nock.manager will find
warrant for stccling his face against
the most tempting offers for young
females.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

the milk will be rich and produce
first quality Of butter.
grow and use large quantities Of
corn fodder, but oats and peas will
compare iayorably with any forage
crop | ever grew. Don't forget the
old farm crops only give them q
fair trial and the result will be salts.
factory.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

HtT0Upraple are aluays pu the lockout far
m lAtN Nehauers is luIregta tbsif cafuings. and 10
III lHIt tume lctaur wealthy those no DO not
Improve thsit 0Yrofiuuities remain in
poverty. " rafrr great chance o. MAX q
nohcys We want naul men, women, boys aud girls
ia TgrE ~ Sc right iu their oun eAiiss AHy oue
ah 10 the work properly from thc hfst start. The
business vi st more Than Son times ordinary whEes.
expensive ouilt furnished tree. Neuu vhc engages
'ils o. make money rardly. You can devote your
Fhols time q the votk, 0fonly youf slaFe moments.
tull Information and al that 70 needed sent freo Ad.
dress sTisseS Co., Portland Maine. 4-f1.ty
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

You cannot make better use OF
your soap suds than 10 pour it
around young trees, grape vines and
rose bushes. 1t is a irst-clAss fer
tilizer for all.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

A DUST of sulphur while the dew
is on is said TO be effective against
striped squash bug, repeating the APP
plcation if necessary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07
d Good Plan with Tomatoes.


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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

MANURnG in the hill is an unprof-
liable practice. 1t will take many
years yet and innumerable repetitions
TO impress this valuable truth upon
all who ought TO know il.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

PARTIALLY burned soil taken from
under a burning heap of rubbish is
itself a good manure.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

Is oNtcrminating the cutworm
Professor G. Y. Riley suggests that
three or four holes be made in the
soil from four to six inches deep
with dibble or planting stick. If
the sides Of these holes are made
smooth and the worm, whose move
mcnts are very sluggish, falls into
them, he cannot get out and will
perish. If bundle Of clover and
grass an inch or so thick is placed
near the young plants it well be oc-
cupied by the worm as harbor with.
out going under ground, This should
be visited every morning and the
culprit taken into safe quarters.
THE great advance which has been
made in agriculture in the past TWEEN
ty-fve years is mainly due to The in
yisorating and inspiring influence OF
the agricultural literature OF these
later days.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07
TUTTIS HAIR DYE,

gray Hair and NYhtskers changed to n
t.lossY BLACK by "A single application of
THIS nNr. IL impnrtA natural color,
nCis IustantauCOuEly. Sold hy Drug
Etats, OF s'ut by express on receipt OF 81,
Once, 10 Murray st, New YORK.
I ma. TUFTS MANUAL. OF Valuable
Information sCfuI ItrCriuta
he mailed iltl.L On application.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

q GTLC TLCyLTvRAL.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
aEPRlNTED From YrsTVaa.
MONEY LOST In eAMnr,v.
The Philadelphia Faro n
MIR. Winslov nauo.,. "ks In whl.


The Philadelphia Faro n
mr. WinsiOw Deposited n. C n WI
rhi.L.ADHLPHIA, May 2s.-ThoS OASh'
sensation among the gambl,naere wss
to.nay when It was learned ~ IraternIs
Wlnsiow, saloon keeper nm Ss Ws, Frederic
aoove Tenth, had engaged Joh. hmai9ut stree'
counsel and had begun prosoo, n ". Fow
magistrate Lennon against a n,,.s usoos befoa
pnetors OF gambling houses uii9er Of prs
tnat at various times he has I,.. ne asserd
the games of faro, roulette 'os1 O money 4
the houses Of Charles Kan, Anu poker /
EHMaru S,,,u Marks, Geo. Brothertop sns sl9 n anl
sr ah aSa So that the aggregate Of 'RS RI. 5yO
warrants were Issued for tho
Name, the Marks brothers, Brot%aIs Io arrest .
Miller, who are known IN "erton ~ an
ana Edward Gentny, Budd W pirlhcipals
another man, who has not vet beon anl
VINO are said TO be dealers. Eoos ,r ARRESTED
gave bail In the sum of 5000 sI sIHelendau
charge be sustained there is Snould d
that warrants will be issued 10, piooaOilit
raids on the deus and a conf3sca,,o sumnar
gambling implements. 'On Of theI
come OF the defendants allepe ,h., !,
seneme y mn attempt on Winslov,.' 'uss q
pleea them out Of money, and tbs, y p'n :
nas the assistance Of one Of the o..al, ~
oeIendants, who had his name ipc,rSasi Iossio
ohno. IL was stated this ItSuea aIternnO,eaa !,
the prosecution would summon a. nOUu Nv, 'aI
the son OF former railroad mo .l'less
number Of clerks from a citv Ssnae,sl Sse slO
VINO are said to have visited Hleh
Tor the purpose of gambling. pla'
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
A Marrow Escape,

Mrs William e. Hall made narrow es-
cape on Saturday from what might have
been very serious affair. In destroying
some waste paper in the garden that had
been gathered up in housecleaning, by some
me- her dress was gnited, the first knowl-
edge he had OF danger being the fire that
had run up her back and caught to her bon
net. The situation was alarming, but
instead of being overcome with fright as is
too often the case Mrs, II. acted with great
coolness. Gathering up carpet, she
wrapped herself up in it smothering the
flames, and help which the servant girl
summoned soon had the burning dress
extinguished, and Mrs. H, thus escaped
with only slight injuries.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
AEpRlNrEp rRoM YESTERDAY
THE r. e. CHURCH.
Proceedings of the General Council In
baltimore.


Proceedings of the General Council In
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May 2S.-The General Coun-
Gil OF the Reformed Episcopal Church began
Its ninth session to-day at Bishop Cummins
Memorial Church, Lafayette Square. Bishop
William r. Nicholson, OF Philadelphia. pre-
sided, aud Mr.. Charles D. Kellogg, of New
York, was Secretary. There were present
Bishops r. +. Stevens, of Charleston, 8. c.,
James A. Latane, OF baltimore, and Samuel
Fallows, Of Chicago, besides thirty clerical
and ~ lay dele rates. Among the latter
were Hon. William Aldrch OF Chicago aud
Judge ID. j. Hughes of st. Thomas, Ont.
Rev. j. Howard Smith of Newark, N. J.
preached the opening sermon, after which
the communion was administered. The
Bishops and Rev. II. 0. Hoffman of Phila-
delphia participated in the services.
Bishop Nicholson then called the Council
TO order and an organization was effected
by electing Bishop james A. Latane OF Balti-
more, Presiding Bishop, and Mr.. Charles D.
Kellogg, secretary. Bishop Latane had no
opposition. Bishop Nicholson submitted
his report of Episcopal work, showing 1888
combinations, two deacons and four presby-
terys ordained. Three of the latter were from
other churches. One new parish was created
making twenty-five parishes now In the
Synod. The Bishop expressed the opinion
that the gift OF Edward Marlin, of New
York, OF 100 acres of land in the suburbs
OF Chicago, for a theological seminary, to
bear his name, could not be received by the
Church on account OF financial inability,
The conditions of the gift are that buildings
must be put up and the seminary opened In
five years. The report was referred to
special committees and the Council ad-
journed until tomorrow
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
Mayor vs.. Preacher.

The following paragraph clipped from the
Chester Times, relates libel suit in which
the parties are the Mayor of that place, and
Methodist minister Yesterday, Mayor
Barton entered suit for SANDER against Rev.
Thomas Kelly, placing his damages at
$4,000. A warrant has been issued by
Sheriff Armstrong and Mr.. Kelly will ut
once enter security for his appearance to
reply to the charge. The suit has arisen
from the allegations made from the Trinity
NJ. 4. Church pulpit on Sunday, May 13.
William B. Broomall, Esq, has been re-
tained by Mayor Barton as counsel"
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
LOCAL LACONIOS.

Charles G. Phillips, late with the Diamond
State Iron Co, has formed partnership
with Frank Kane To curry on the paint and
oil business at No. East Fourth street.
Mr. Phillips was, on leaving, presented with
handsome mantel clock by the Diamond
State Company and swivel office chair by
the office employees
James O'Neiil, Jr., the boy who was so
seriously injured by falling into the hold of
vessel at the works of the Harlan q Hol-
lingsworth Company, died on Tuesday
night. His funeral will take place from
the residences of his parents, at No. 2O5
Monroe street, at o'clock tomorrow alter
noon. Services will be held in st. Paul's
Catholic Church, and the interment will
take place at the new Cathedral Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
From Portuq qalapd spain.

dehtlemen:----Ihough not in the habit of
praising patent mediciles which for the most
part are not only useless but Injurious | nave
constantly used Hop Bltters for the past fonr
years IN cases OF Indigestion, debility, feeble
uess ol constitution and IN all d seases caused
py poor or BAD ventilation, want Of air and ex-
erclse overwOrk aud want of appetite with tho
most perfect success
am the hIst who introduced your Hon
Bitters in Portugal and Spain, where they ARK
now used very extensively. You,s syery tlfly
BARoN DEFoNTE BELLA
Profession de cbemie ct de Pharmneie I,oim.
bra university, CoimbIa, Portugal,
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
From Germany.

kATzENBAcHHos, GERMANY, Aug. 2S, 1881.
Hop BitterS Co.
Dear Sirs:---I have taken your most nrecious
essence Hop Bltters---aDd / can already. after
SO short Il time, assure YOU that | feel much
better than nave felt for months.
have had during the course of four wears
three times an infiamInat on of the kijneys
The last in January 1861, was the worst: ana /
took a lot of medicine u cure the same in con
sequence of which my stomach got terribly
weakened. l suffered from enormous pnins mad
to bear great tOrments when taking nourish-
ment, had sleepiess nights but none of the m ed
lclne was OF the least use to me. Now, in con
sequence of taking HQp I3tters. these mains
ana lhc0nNenlences nave entirely left me- |
have good nights rest, and am sufficiently
strengthened Tor wo X. while always had to
lay down during the day, and this almost every
hour. i shall think it my duty TO recommend
the Btters to all who sufier for | am sure can
not thank the Lord enough that | came across
your preparation, and ! nope He will maintain
you long time to come for the welfare Of suf
tering mankind. lOus very truly,
PAULINE hAUssLRR, Gebr. Roster.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
From he great L0ndon 8 q Times.

from fhe gFeat L0fdOn NEng.l Tunes.
Among the many specifics introduced TO the
public for the cure Of dyspepala, indigestion,
arrangements Of various kinds and as gen
eral family medicine, none have met with
such genuine appreciation as Hop Bitters.
introduced TO this country but comparatively
short time since, to meet the great demand for
pure, safe, and perfect family medicine, they
have rapidly increased in iavot until they are
without question, the most popular and valua-
Bile medicine known. Its world wide renow u is
not due to the advertising IL las received it is
famous by reason Of its inherent virtues. 1t
! does all that is claimed for it. 1t discharges
| its curative powers without any of the evil
effects of other bitters or medicine, being per
iectly safe and harmless fol the most frail
woman, smallest child and weakest invalid.
Few are the homes indeed whRre the great dis
covery has not already been hailed as deliverer
| and welcomed as friend. Itdoes what others
affect to do. Composed Of simple materials, it
is marvel of delicate and successful combna-
tion. Nothing is wanting. Livery ingredient
goes straight to the mark at which 1t is aimed,
and never fails. Pleasant to the palate, agree
able to the stomach and thoroughly effective as
| q GU o, 1t has won for itself the confidence Of
all.-Ttnss, London, Eng.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
Curious Grounds for D,voro.

CLEVELAND, May 2S.-Mrs. & %,
wiIe OF q conspicuous citizen of Musk,Oa"j Oa
county, has epplled for divorce fromS !
husband. The case is one of the nv% m"n. u
rious on record. Mrs. salss 'Ss o,si
IN ner petition that her H.
oapd is devout church member ~ ~
he conducts family worship three tim.a ~
DAY, and selects passages from the % SS,,,
lures which strongly cendemn all MANN. T
sins, and then, in the presence Of I' ali N
members OF the family, makes the annl,. n"
tlon to Mrs. Sales, applying bitter depp"S1
stions against her. This she considers : v
fined cruelty. ' 4
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
NoRw1rH. ENG 1nne %. 1ss1

TO the Hop BitterS Co.
Gentlemen:--Haying suffered for many wears
from Dlliousness, accompanied with sickness
and dreadful headache (being greatly iatigued
with oVerwork and long hours at business), l
lost all energy, strength and appetite was
advised by friend in whom ] had seen such
beneficial effects to try Hop Bitters. and a few
bottles have quite altered and restored me to
better health than ever / have also recon-
mende1 it to other friends, and am pleased to
add with the like result. Every claim Won
make for it l can fully endorse and recommend
1t as an Incompatible tonic Yours faithfully
5. w. FITT
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
smyrnA,s New sohnnl H..

The contract for building the nDh,
school building, which is to be lor,,ppd pSO. /,
South street, Smyrna, was awarded l';r TnS
day, by the Board of Directors tn ] N n
Ferree q Bro, Of Yorklyn, Delaware eIoI
miles above Wilmington. The bids way, s
J. W. Ferree & Bro, $l4,825; Robert IS,I p,I
Sl5, ,644; Lewis H. Peekey, $4,000: r i
Jemisou, $l9,694, The work wifi en-
nence within few days. The eontrscO
propose 10 have the house finished in m
for occupancy In the fall.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
snnFFIELI !. ENC. June I. 1ss:

Sir.--HaEing suffered from extreme nervous
de0ttHy Jor jour gears, ana having tried all
kinds OF medicine and change Of scene and uir
without deriving any benefit whatever | was
persuaded by friend to Try Hop Bitters, and
tie effect, am happy tOsay was most marvel
lOus. Under these circumstances feel 1t my
duty to give Til testimonial Or the ben, ut of
others, as may say ! am now entirely we'll:
therefore can justly and with conndenee give
per onal testimony to any one calling upon
me. Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
a Local Time Table With tho Lates
Correction
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOX

AhhAINo LEA = WlAAIulNttION W kOh
PHILA.- 2O0A- 2.2St = sSO-sb6 7.OOt-7. 30
.OOt-s.39t bst-lO. .30-li.63 q,
m;-l20Ot .6o--2. 100
bI7H-b.S0t-o.10-o.3s .3st--7. .26-7. .30#--v. .5bkpIn.
NEw YoRK 2.28+-o.sO-7.5O-9bO-
l.63 a. m ls.3S-l. bS--b. l7b--6 .Js*.-7.2 20 pm
BALTIMoRE-lO5f-l.42E- s.ob+ al;
1900 a. m.--l2.2o-l.00--1.O0 1000. .OO-ebT.
u.04# p. IA.
WAzHGNHToH--l.42*-46l H. A.
-a.U0-I I.09-o.5T-ll.0i# .. m.
sALTMoER AND INTgHMKDIATB sTATIors-
OhA-s.l7 ld.0O a. m;-l.O0-6.0O p. N.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only en- Sunday.
Connect ut Gray's Ferry for old depot
broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD--e. .OO+-g.l 10 a. uo;--l. on
--8Oof-o.2bt p m. No sunday trains
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations
WILMINGTON NOETHERN RAILRoAD-7.2o a,
n;-l.D-5.l2 p. N.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAuRoAp-7.Ob-lO 40
s.mi-b.8O p. m Sunday trains 1913 O. IN 600
p. m.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
From REV. ]. Q. boYon. N. A.

Dear Sirs:---l have lately finished my first
bottle of mop Bitters." Alter having tor many
years suffered dcufeiy from rheumatic gOut (in-
herited) feel SO IN ieh better and can walk so
much more freely, should ike to continue the
use Of II. write to ask nov many bottles you
will let Inc have Tor FL, 50 that always may
have some in stock,
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
U. s. Consulate, MAscrtEsrn 3 R, Eng, Nov s,

Gentlemen.-Since writing you OF the great
beneht / had derived iEOm taking chop
| Bitters," gaN a friend u bottle, who had been
suffering much from Dyspepsia and sluggish
| Liver, and the change was Marvellous; he ap-
peared another being altogether. He had tried
Several other remedies without any benefit /
could name over u dozen other miraculous
cures. ARTHUR q. HALL Consular ClUrk,
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
LONDON. /, me, Sept /, 1855.

/ am pleased TO testify to the good effects OF
your ~Hop Bitters." Have been suffering a
long time with severe pain ih the LETT side and
across the lOins and having tried q number OF
so-called remedies without any benefit, am
glad TO acknowledge the great relief have OBJ
Tatned from your medicine.
CHARLES w ATsoN.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
A Few Unsolicited Letters From Thou
sands Receivbd.
FEBRUARY, Q, 1888

4 H'FsO1fhtI y Avoos
have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Bitters, and cap easily recommend
them as a pleasant and efhcatiops medicine. i
have found them especially useful in cases Of
congestion ut the Kidneys, as well US in btli0us
arrangements. REV. }. MILNER, NJ. A,
Rector to the Duke of fiEdinbursh.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
From ould / Ireland.

Hop BHters Co. DUBLIN, No. y, 1882.
Gentlemen " Ou may be interested to learn
that one of the most emiAent Judges on the
Irish bench Ia customer of minel highly ap-
proves Of your Hop Btters, having received
great benefit from their use
4. HOLMES, Chemist.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
ALExANnn IAPALLcE

LONDON, ENG April 10, 1882
find Hop Bitters most wonderful medical
combination, healLhtul. blood purifying and
strengthening. l can IRON analysi as well Us
from medical knowledge, highly recommend
tuem as II valuable fanny meucine.
BARBARA WALLACE GoTAARD, Supt.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
COLCHESTER, Il Se., Aug. Is. i

Gentlemen.--I was troubled with very bad
ioi III OF Indigestion for Iung time and tried
many things in vain until l got some "Hop
Bittsrs," and on taking was quite cured and
remain so Till this time. IL Is now three months
ago since i was bad 4. BELL.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
University of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tnine weekly,
begin l2th July, 1884, and end 18th September.
Have proved of signal use,- list, to students, who
design to pursue their studies at this or other
Law FchOol;2d, to those who propose to read pri-
vately: and Sd, to practitioners who have not had
the advantage of systematic instruction, For
circular apply (P. o. University ofVa. to JOHN
B, MINOR, Prof Com. and Stat. Law.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
Again POstponed.

The case of Hannah Irons, accused of sell
ing liquor witho 1t payment OF the United
States tax was postponed until Saturday
morning next by United States Commits
siuner Smith, before whom 1t will be heard.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
LONDON, ENG. Feb. l. lss3

GentlemenFOr years have been sufferer
from kidney complaint and from using your Hop
Bitters am entirely cured and can recommend
them to all suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM HARRIS
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
rEAlNs ARE1vEAr WILMINGTON FROM

PHILhDRLPRIA-12.5O- .OO-l 32#-a4 4T#-7 az
S.O2*--9l2-s.0b-lnlOt lOt-ll. .3b-l23 SO a. m.-l2 so
-l.O5 -2.3ef -2.b0--4 4.36- 4.5b- 6. .4O-b. .bs-s D.
ID IS. .35t--7.b .b6-9. 9.6O-lO 3s--l0. SO p. m.
NEw -l.32E-4.4T*-sO2+-pl2 A. M
O-I.O7--4. .b5-e.4s+-l0 SO D. IN.
BALTIMoRg-l.5l*-2l3+- a.
m;-l2.36-l.60-h.1lt- &c. .30#--7 24-p. .4a4 n. m
-WAsHINaToN-ltl* ltl*-2lS-l.43s m;-I2. .3d
l.60-h II 1A-630#-7 24-p 49E D. IN.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE .60-l0. .l6Aa.m;-I1.u .ub
-6.O5E-6.O6 u. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM New CASTLE only.
WILMINGTON 4 NoRTHBRF RAILROAD
6.4O-ll.40 a. m:-6.4o p. m
DELAWARE WESTERN kAILRoAD-s.OOa A. M
2lb p. m. Sunday trains 80 a. m.;-6.4O D. m
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
MARI IAGEs,

BROwN-GUYAN Nav y2lst ,ssa hv pa,,
Charles T.. .Mallery at UlIVet q, IIrrb ~ & 's =
IWUlU2 W. Inlr street, Charles Brown and
Chrls IAN .. Guyan, bOtn of Wilmington
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
HEuMATIsm ANc couT cuRED

When We cln establish by chain of evidence
inca ever inquiry but makes stronger. that W.
ave the ofHy r'1L, or radical remedy for Rheumatic
~ orders ana we put that evidence within the reacf
every sufferer iottho money and tUtiota price we
lain that no one but the fool will turn 10 IL len,
ar, or close his eyes to the glad tadinos we bring y
9ls bllg Ted life In justice TO u.s. TO Won, 10 Won,
tePendent laml,es, and TO IT, consOmmutlon of Won
, eiuoltun before YOU were strick down BY
Ilsease, we ask you to 90 with us for few n0menk
10 the homes of snme whJ nave drank Of tbe ,ootss
nJe ana are now full of the Joy OF Aeal ready IN
eli TO The world their glad experience We will givs
yop no ialse statement, and make no assertion which
Hannot by proper inquiry ,by letter or rant
icndsl be probed to the bottom ana found IN he NJ
)f truth " Oe lui
Among hundreds sared our p-eseu, sUaee spov, ~,
70 NJ hardiGs ils Plymoutk st. Brookyn sister suere6
MI Hastings, 7SA Pearl b., krGOkyn-severe Bb.um.,,
,o1s@%Crer ~ Battle b., Brooklyn Aout, AUD
hr hoehser, 266 Cont st., Brookyneciaoa Rbe
= 'easS-hAa expended over el00e in other medoDes and
= Neyin al TSird Avenue Brooklyn ohrOpi. ab,uD,
Hr haylaud. $50 saubridss ST., BroosiynAou,e tna,0
mhtofy and Chrono Rheanatism and very bad Cbrani,
Yrs PilkingOa, lss 14th t BroOkypAcute and ob,oD,
@9eopatism tor yesrs he'd tried everything"
Mrs. WiamsoR ~ 9r0Fs st Nov York-teIrib;, .on,.
nSMImP%1oTy "a ehSpms;sn 2 fingers unioin.ed );
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The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
FURNITURE
FURNITURE.
CLOSING OUT.
S A L E.

L. F. Adair, 2O7 Market
street, to close out the balance
of his stock, will sell at Public
Auction on Tuesday afternoon,
May the 29th, 1888, sale to
commence at l o'clock, sharp,
his entire stock of furniture
and bedding, viz: Fine and
medium priced walnut and ash
Chamber Suits, fine Cottage
Chamber Suits; fine and
medium-priced Parlor Suits,
fine and medium-priced Marble
Top Parlor Tables, Lo lnges,
Patent Rocker, /, Mirrors, Chairs
of every description. Ro king
Chairs of every description,
Extension Tables, Breakfast,
Dining and Kitchen Tables,
Hair, Husk and Straw Mat
tresses, Sheets, Feather Beds,
Pillows and Bolsters, Chill
dren's High and Low Chairs,
Cradles, Spring Bed Bottoms,
Bedsteads, Desk and Bar
Stools, Hat Racks, and such
goods as are kept in a first
class furniture store,
P. S.-All goods not sold at
this sale will be sold at another
sale in a few days after, when
due notice will be given in the
papers.