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fruits at the commencement Of summer. The
fruit of the white maple IL, with its great wing,
sometimes two inches long, and is larger than
that of any other maple. The flowers of the
rock or sugar maple (Acer sdcchdriaslna) appear
with the leaves. Being of a greenish-yeiow
color, they are not noticeable upon the tree. but
are remarkable for their long thread-like stems.
There are two other species Of maple that must
not be overlooked, the striped maple (Ace,.
I*nnsycdn.c,nnl, also called moose wood and
striped d0gwoOd, and the mountain maple (Acer
sptedf'on) The first Is small slender tree not
rare In rich woods, and noticeable for It's light
green bark striped with dark lines. Though
there may be something cncanny about
TINS tree, with its variegated stem. 1t ia not
to be confounded though called dogwood
with the poisonous sumac (Iahus renendta) of
That name Its green flowers are borne In June.
q dozen or SO being strung on a long slender
dropping axis. The mountain maple is a tall
shrup forming clumps. particularly Astounding
IN the widest and most pictures9e spots. Its
flowers are also greenish, and are borne in dense
clusters somewhat resembling a small bunch of
lilacs. The flowers of the last two species do
not appear until after the leaves and they as
Wen as the rock maple, retain their fruits until
fall.
In this connection it is interesting to note the
fmeans by which the seeds are dispersed as they
fall from the trees. We have seen the great
distance to which the winged seeds OF the white
birch are carried by the winds. The ems and
naples also have winged seeds. and the silky
down on those OF the poplarJ and willows serves
the same purpose, while nut-bearing trees may
have been planted by the squirrels It
Is not to be supposed that all the
forest trees bear an abundance of flowers
and fruits every season. any more than an
apple tree will blossom and bear fruit In
pro!usiOn for a succession Of years. Thus the
past season, though most of the species which
We have considered bore many blossoms, on the
black and yellow birches. during somewhat
prolonged search, we could find scarcely sterile
catkn, while on the white birches and alders
they were much less numerous than they had
been the previous season; and the elms, though
they bore an abundance of flowers, generally, II
we are not mistaken, ripened few seeds. Last
bers on the alders aud birches the undeveloped
catkins. giving promise of pleasing display in
the spring,
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Wednesday Whatnots.

A woman is never content to say, "He pulled
my hair" Sho particularizes thus: "He pulled
me by the hair ofmy head" This is necessary
in order to distinguish between the hair of her
head and the head of hair which she purchased
at the store.-Boston Transcript.
A little boy astonished his COMPANIONS the
other day by telling them that he had "a spank
ing team at his house." An excited crowd of
boys had walked nearly home with him when
one of them asked. "What dye call emp" PA
and ma, :" was the reply.-B,ulington Free Press.
There is young fellow in our nelgh6orhood
who has been making daily practice of attempt
seems to crave death, and they do say that one
ofthe neighbOrs who has musket is preparing
to accommodate him. incinnah SATURDAY.
Night.
novel mode of advertising for q wife has
been adopted by an inhabitant of q provincial
Town. A photograph OF the gentleman is
derneath is the following notice: "Wanted, q
female companion to the above. Apply at this
Office"
Paper is now employed for the construction of
ZONES Tor observatories. It has also for q long
time been utilized in the manufacture OF
tions.-Lo,oeU Citizen.
'There is some talk Of raising the standard of
American COLLEGES" says an exchange. Let It
Dc bloody handkerchief with q bat and foil
crossed on the background Of a big padded box
Ing glove.-Burlington Free Press.
There are million more females than males in
the United States, and yet people continue to
ask why women kiss each other.-Boston
Transcript
The stage beard looks as much like q beard
that grew there as cows tail would II tied to
the bronze dog on the front porch. When you
tie heavy black beard on young actor whose
whole soul would be churned up II he smoked a
full-fedged cigar, he looks about az savage as q
bowl Of mush and milk struck with 8 club
Montana Goxette.
Hint for liars about the weather. 81 never re-
member anything like this season for dryness.
Three months without any rain!" "Bah! that's
nothing! Now, in 1846 I remember we didn't
have drop Of rain for Is monthsln
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A GentIenianly Dispute.

from the chicago Herald.
On the train between Montgomery,
Ala. and Nashville, Tenn, there were
dozen of US chatting away in the
smoking car when one Of the men drew
out pack Of cards and proposed game OF
euchre He soon found partner, and after a
few hands they began playing for 81 point and
ten points for game. Naturally enough we
were all interested, and more or less excited. By
and by there was slip somewhere. and the one
called Colonel Remarked
"Major hands off the cards.
BEG your pardon, Colonel, but the trick is
nine"
"Major, hope you will excuse me for calling
you liar
ooh, certainly. Colonel, but take that trick
with the king of spades.'
'If you do, Major, I'll take you with this said
the Colonel, as his shooter came out
"Ah, let me see, COlonel-et us see You led
the nine of spades and put on the king"
mo. Major; led the nine of hearts and you
refused suit
"Thats so-that's so;" said the Major. as he
looked over his cards. Colonel, beg your par
don for having taken you for backlog
'Oh don't mention 1t. Excuse me for having
hesitated to shoot you when believed you to be
a Chicago gambler. It's your play, Major!'
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Two Other Hearts.

A correspondent of the Springfield Republican
does this:
Full tender beamed the light OF love down from hi 5
manly face
AS he pressed her to his bosom In fervent, fond
embrace;
No cost OF others happiness found place within his
thought;
The weakness Of lfe's brittle thread no dim fore
bOdings brought
But tenderer than the light OF love, more brittle
than LIES thread,
The shrouds that wrapped two other hearts gave
up their withered dead;
For crumbling in his waistcoat, their glowing
future dashed,
Two excellent Havanas were very badly mashed.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERYr
STEEL RAILS: MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

ME GREAT
nd{s THE Sfsf sS
' sThEf EfRsS fhFaxEskSFFs
For pia.Surs and he West. 1hiesso Limited r.pr.
Line sso ann daily, with slosp1ns CARY caEs from a
With IL fases s W p
R via Alec sns G. s. F c MIG;
$50 ppm daily. for f,ttsbur1 and the West. WITH
ffeHPf Ts5alDstS9 e shfsS
For h6 & aa1 s sas
Washington to Canandaigua. and Harrisburg %
For Will.amsport, Lock Haven and ElmrA at s3l
For New dIs oI s sns the sf Fas m
S and nae ssp and o2o % on sunqi
For Boston without change $50 D. M every week day.
For sssS:s ss through train. senpss. :,
s srssy city with boats a Of tBrokya Anns. o,a
ferraxe across New York City -. ''''1'e 'oa'
sso sna os 900 m No On ssos.r M so
100 2; "a; Limited Express $50 q. daily.
Fer Baltimore 40 800. $780, 1890 a. m. and 1:s9
day $50 ass S2S p on sSn
For Popes Creek Line $40 AM and 40 p m daily,
For Anaspois Gao am. and 44o m daily. except
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHiNGToE
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria ESQ., 100 900, IL 100 and IL 25 m,
300 4:30. 500. Geo. 800 and ii 80 p m. On
Sunday at $50. g. 20 and III rs 400 and 500
For Richmond end the South. $50 and, ll25 I'm.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 500 500
9:53 and 1000 an; $780, IL so, g. 90, 6:l0 TOO
snd9 10 Z. M, and 1900 mdDixht On Sunday -
800, 1858 and 10 90 q. m. TOO and 9:10 pm.
Tickets and Information at the Office, northeast cor.
ner OF 18th street and and ut hq
sssaon where orders can pc sit Tor the checking d
J.R. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. e. PUGH, General Manager myIl
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18th 1885,
Leave Washington from station. corner Of New yersse
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
Through Gcache. and Pelsc. Sleeping Carr g abov1
Fol PitssSSIs. Cleveland and Dstroi. at $500.
Saas sissp %1ay sr ssans '0d train to f
f:S s: :s5 s ss1S:y $40 m
''I "a 1SSs Sss 1s;i a So So I'd;
For Bsia%ors On suDasys. sso !: 7is o. zoos an.
For oi M. isi On: and 1:sS On Sunday
For Way Stations between Washington and Baltimora
$40, an. 1910 p. m, $50 40 and II 80 d
daily except sunday ESQ a. m. IS and S:zb p x
day; Tor Frederick. $50 Am. lO:iS n. and S:1S
For HsEerst9xn iOl5 am. daily except Sunday. SOS
s;s . SSS s tssT s. West daily. s.se
From Nsv 7orf ana Philadelphia. a:ss. $50 an,
daily. e:lo m. daily except sunday.
From Aannspone 80 2. M, iso 6S7 p.m.; Sunday
From S ss.eaee ' aig m daily s.o.p. sunday
100 IN. ~ s pm. and 800 PM s eail
s S ep p; 1000 Am. $500 pm. dsiy frodh
Trains leave Baltimore for Warrington a. 40. e.sa
;is aso s Pr s ga I ,osS y. an aa:is s;s
Says 90 a;iS - s;so . Gao Am. i;so. s's4
An train. from washnRtoa sop - Relay easHoa q.
ono ass :ss, ss. e: ~ 40
.i . isiss Is sssssss o Is sSssksd :sd nsvsdS
s;is I 81 S Il S:. sal:::; A...s
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What Persuaded the Stern Cashier-
Coed In Isself, yet Grandly Indersed.
They ts this story: That one DAY. several years aeo
ssentlemau. evidently in great mental snx3sy - 10
the result Of his application stood 1t the cashiers win
dow ats certain New York Bank. earnestly tying "a
coax that ocia into discountng note for consider
able amount The Cashier listened. and finally sid,
TITS NO use Mr.. R.; we can't do It without better
endorser."
Then I'm ruined man. for must have that money
to-day or fail sroaned the poor fellow. looking like
lonely sailor on the deck Of sinking ship.
let me see that note. said prosperous looking
person. who had emerged from the private rooms OF
the bank Just IN time to take in tho situation Havns
glanced at the paper he seized pen and quickly wrote
across the back Of It the strong name Of
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT.
There" he added. handing back the note try 4,
again. and see II win 20 now"
did Co. and the money was handed to the happy re.
cipient.
Although.
BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS PLAsTERs
are able to stand on their merits and go alone
they do not LACK abundant and responsible indorse-
ments more than 600 Ply sicans. pharmacists Drug
gists and Chemists throughout the country having
signed or endorsed the following document:
''MKssRs. EEABURY JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists. New York.
''Gentemen:-For the past few years we have sold
various brands Of pasters but prefer Beneons
Capcine-manufactured by you-before all others. We
consider them Of the few perfectly Trustworthy
household remedies. They are superior to-an other
porous plasters or medicines for external use"
In the center Of the genuine is CUT the word CAP
CINE. Please look carefully for it. Price % cents.
my18
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DRESSING IN BRAZIL.
How Caste h Distinguished by Dress
There.

How Caste Is Distinguished by Dress
There.
In some parts Of Brazil the shoe is visible
Sign Of mans rank, only free negro wearing
the sapato, while the slave walks barefoot. With
gentlemen of North Brazil the favorite and most
stylish mode of dress consists of black broad
cloth coat, with white linen pants and tall silk hat
The vest is often discarded, and so the snowy
watch chain bangles across the breast of the
coat. When walking, a gentleman tucks his
large handkerchief closely inside his collar,
leaving the corners outside the coat, and thus
preserves some of the glossy appearance of his
linen. The cuffs are also very conspicuous, as
they are made very large and allowed to slip SO
far below the long coat sleeve that the knuckles
of the hand frequently disappear, in spite of the
continual act of the wearer stretching out his
arm to it's full length in the vain endeavor to
leave the hand more free for action and expose
to view the enormous seal ring that is SO uni
versally worn by the upper classes. Shop
Keepers seldom wear coats. and in q great ma
jorty OF cases the vest, too. is wanting. Among
the cOmmOnest Out-Of-d0or labOrers the only
clothing is a hat and pair Of pants while the
washerwomen ply their trade in nothing but a
calico petticoat. The genteel ladies of Brazil
follow Paris fashions in dressing, though but
few OF them ever wear bOnnets. Many OF them
have very beautiful hair. which they arrange in
becoming styles and decorate with natural
flowers, which are more frequently placed by all
classes just above the ear. like busy clerk 8
pen: This fashion is, ofcourse, much more con-
venient for those dark-hued ladies whose short
wool makes the ear the only safe resting place
for flower but ladies with beautiful hair
choose to place the flower where the delicate
petals will brush the swarthy cheek.
In North Brazil there are no professional
dressmakers The finest ladies usually make
their own wretchedly fitting costumes and the
most of lady's wardrobe is purchased at home
from the ever-present pcddlers walking about
the streets of every city in the empire.
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Bartholdi, the man who made the ssLiberty"
statue. Is f1fty years of age. II he avoids night
work and eschews tobacco he may live to see his
torch Illuminating fsedloes Island, though
It must be remarked that the pedestal subscrip-
tions come In slowly.-N r. World
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GR1nAu1r & Co.'S
MATICO LIQUID

Where an other medicines have failed. this prepare
item 10 always effective. Rapid and extraor binary cure
OF all discharges recent Of long standing Hts used
the Hospitals Of Paris by the DE- HicoRD
known. Sold by al Druggists. aazZ-w6sly
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!" SUNSET cox"
The Effort That Gave Him His Sobri'
quet-A Great Old Sunset.

What peculiar sunset was that Of last
night! How glorious the storm and how splen-
did the setting Of the sum- We do not remem-
Der ever to have seen the like on our round
globe. The scene opened in the west with .
whole horizon full of golden interpenetrating
luster which colored the foliage and frightened
every object into its own dyes. The colors grew
deeper and richer, until the golden luster was
transfused Into storm cloud, full Of finest
lightning, which leaped in dazzling zigzags all
over and around the city. The wind arose with
fury, the slender shrubs and giant trees made
ooeisance to Its majesty. Some even snapped
plats turned up their whites to see Zephyrus
march by. As the rain came and the pools and
the cutters hurried away, thunder roared
grandly and the fire bells caught the excitement
and rang with hearty chorus. The south and
east received the copious showers, and the west
all at once frightened up in long, polished belt
of azure. worthy of Sicilian sky.
Presently cloud appeared in the azure belt
In the form OF a castelated city. It became more
vivid, revealing strange forms of peerless fanes
grand Ia this mundane sphere. 1t reminded us
of Wadsworth's splendid verse In his "Excur-
slon;"
The appearance instantaneously disclosed
Was of mighty city, boldly say
wilderness OF buildings sinking for
ana Seil.wltndrawn into wondrous depth,
Far sinking into splend0r without end.
But the city vanished only to give place to
another isle, where the most beautiful forms OF
foliage appeared. imaging paradise in the dis
tant and purified air.
The SUM- weared of the elemental commOtion,
sank behinds the green plains of the west. The
great eye in heaven" however, went not down
without dark brow hanging over It's departing
light. The rich flush of unearthly light had
passed and the rain had ceased, when the solemn
church bells pealed, the laughter of children out
and joyous after the storm is heard with the
carol OF birds, while the dark and purple weapon
Of the skies still darted illumination around the
startling college, trying to rival its angles and
leap into it's dark windows.
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A u A R D .

"A
would respectfully announce to nv friends and the
public generally that having leased the entire building
southwest corner of 18th street and
nue. tornerly The Star oftice), I have now far
greater facilities for conducting the auction business
than heretofore The building has front Of SO on
Pennsylvania avenue by depth of 125 feet thereby
giving one grand saesroom OF fifty feet front On the
second floor is large room, having same frontage
lower door, which Is specially arranged and planned
the sale of Works Of Art and aoks and capable
comfortably seating two hundred people, in fact it
the only establishment in the city that has separate
"a esrooms for the accommodation of all classes Of
goods 1t commands So much space within doors that
sales can always be conducted without regard to
weather. The upper por:ion of the building col tains
70 oolns which used for storage purposes which
1t has been specially arranged, and Is naturally great
accommodation to the public. There is also in the rear
OF the building large court or open space which will
be used for the sale of Horses and Carriages whole
forming one OF the most complete Auction establish
ments in the country.
Special attention given to the sale Of Real Estate
Liberal advances made on consignn,ents Appraise-
ments made: Libraries and Works OF Art Catalosued
and arranged for sale
Having had experience of twenty five years in the
business and with the assistance of NJ B. Lstimer who
viii attend personally to the personal and fire sales.
and thoroughly competent corps of assistants feel
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction business
that may be intrusted in my hands
Thanking the public for their past patronage, and
asking continuance Of the same, am very respect
fully.
ap2s-lm THOMAS BOWLING.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY s.
1888.
GERMoND CRAsDE1I vs: WAsH1NaToN CITY SAVINGS
BANK-3423, EQ. Doc. IL:
The payment by the of dividends creditors
Of said Bank having been heretofore decreed in this
third day Of May, A. D. 1885, on motion Of William
Matspgiy Receiver. ordered ad1udged ana decreed
Bank. defendant herein. and their assigns. be. and
claim demand against said defendant the receiver
this cause or the assets in his hands, unless their Calm
for undrawn dividends be presented to said Receiver
before the first day Of January. A. D. 1884, provided
notice OF this order be published at least three times
times week for six successive weeks prior to said JAM
uary lst 1884 in two more newspapers published In
the city Of Washington. D. C.
CHARLES P. JAMES. Justice.
true COPY.
Test-R j. MEIGe. Clerk.
m 4 Nv NJ A CLANCY. Asst Clerk.
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Test-R. j. MEIGe, Clerk.
my7, 8, 9Xeo4w By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
SYMPTOMS AND CURE.

SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
The symptoms are. moisture, like perspiration, in
tense itching increased by scratching, very Distress
ing, particularly at night seems a. II pin worms were
sometimes affected. II allowed 70 continue very seri.
is pleasant sure cure. Also for Ietter Itch. Salt
RheuM Scald Head Erysipelas BARRIERS Itch Botches,
all scaly crusty Skin Diseases. sent by mail for so
cents; boxes, 81. Is Gin etamps) Address DIR.
SWAYNE 4 SON, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by Drug
Rists. m9-w. I'm
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LEXINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER. WAR
IL RANTED. Any one can use 1t eithout INSTRUCTION.
operation: O. u Afforded for prsctios. Rented.
ana rental apRds bnrGhase price. Copying. Man
WYOK6FE, SEAMANS ! BEEEDiCT Iei5ruif
Buildips. Warrington Do uhll-vasl1ms
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MARYLAND CLUB. s. per gallon.
MONTICELLO Ut. IS per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET, SC per gallon.
OLD BAKER. Sc per gallon.
OLD CROW, 81 per nallon.
GOOD OLD RYE, So pei gallon.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, SO cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE. IS cents.
BOTTLE OLD CROW. 81.
HENNESSEY BRANDY. 1865.
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY. S.
GALLON OPoRTO WINE. IS.
GALLON COOKING SHERRY, 81
GALLON MEDFORD RUM, s..
PIPER HEIDSIECK, SOUvERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE. GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGER'S SCOTCH
ALE, BOTTLED, $3.50 DOZEN.
E. C. KNIGHT,
ap20 1882 Pennsylvanla avenue.
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GUNARD LINE

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD ETEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n. z NEW YORK
fRr,hia Ned May 2s seythia We'd. June a.
P is,Sia We Med June Bothns Med. July Z.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
Steamers MAJ ked do not carry seerage passengers.
mediation. ~
Storage at very low rates. steerage tickets from v.
lowest rates.
Hayre Antwerp aud other ports on the Continent and
ter Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Cdnpanys office
NO. Bowling Green, or both eteerage and cabin to
0iIS BlGELOM CO.. sos 7th street, Washington.
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SPECLALTIES.

SHECIALTlES.
40 AND SEE PROF. wARRING
M MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROIOGER
At us Ninth street northwest
Five thousand dollars to any who can equal him
In telling the past present and future causing speedy
marriages. bringing separated together and in business
affairs whose advice s invaluable. He tells consultoO
name in full, and is the only person that do
Prof. Warning asks questions and cards q
any description in his profession.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY.
Fee-Ladies, ii; gentlemen. 81. myi2-Sts
nR. ROBERTSON. sPEcIALIsT AND CONF.
Ddential consulting ply stefan: 20 experiencee
can be consulted Wednesday and Saturday, from TO
IN, at 400 g street northwest main Office. 80 N.
Liberty street, Baltimore. apl9-3m
MADAM ROSS. HE LONG RE-
WI liable C1airvoyant and Astroloist gives bettsP
satisfaction in all affairs of life than any the pro.
lesson; tells the past present ana future destiny
Sdrice and assistance all matters appertaining
business. love and matrimony ALL IN TROUBLE CALI.
Sstsfacdon given or no pay, Consultation Rooms z02
I'd street above II street northwest This month
sultaton fee reduced Ladies' 80 cents; gentlemen. 81
mills
MFRS. M. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
Vl and Business Medium. has removed TO 1724 7th
street north where she viii be pleased TO meet heR
many friends and customers. fl7-4m.
fME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
M LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies' and Gene
temen 80 cents EACH 4OS l. street. between 9Th aud
9TH streets northwest d2S- cow
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DoR FRYING FISH AND OYSTERS
OLIVE Blu TT E q

Haa M ,aou,l More wholesome and economical thar
and is free the pungent odor usual to Cook
Ing Ola Cook Books containing valuable recipes and
nov 70 use Olive Butter by the irfncina
Of the PhiadeaphA Cooking School. mailed free upor
application.
WASHINGTON BUTCHERS SONS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure for all Urinary DISEASED Impctency 0eek
Syphihs, &c. 0onorThosa cured in - hours. WIN.
avenue northwest Price 8 Per bon. BY under
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