The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-08-08

There have been $4,000 deaths from
cholera in Egypt so far.
The public debt statement issued Wed.
nesday shows reduction Of 81, 900, 500.
A Chinaman at Benton, Montana, re.
Gently bought squaw for two sacks of
musty -four.
The lcg-cabin in which General Rose
Grams was born sixty-four years ago, is
still standing in an out of the.way part
oil Delaware county. Ohio
When the United States Senate meets
in December, there will be a full Senate
The election of Austin f. Pike,o New
Hampshire, on Thursday, completes the
list of Senators from all the States.
There has been no rain Mt Victoria,
British Columbia, for two months, and
forest fires are raging in that vicinity.
On Wednesday afternoon powder mill
near Yale was blown up by the heat from
these fires. All the window glass in Yale
was smashed by the shock.
Fifty-two car loads of jute butts were
shipped to the Warren Paper Mills n
week or two ago. The freight on one
shipment that arrived at Bloomsbury
amounted to 1882. 81.
Last year Arizona produced over IT,,
900, 900 pounds of copper. Thus far dur
ing the present year the increase has been
80 per cent, and new furnaces are going
up. Arizona's output will probably be
at least %, 600, 600 pounds for 1888.
The Christian religion, though it has
made great advances, still includes less
than one-third Of the population Of the
globe among its adhercnts. The present
estimate by the best German statisticians
puts the totals at /, 500, 900, 900, of whom
450 ,000,0 900 are Buddhists, 235, 900, 900
Mohammedans, PAT, 900, GOO heathens,
225, 900 900 Roman Catholics, lac, 1000. 900
Protestants, 100000 Brahmns, 3d.
000,000 eastern (Catholicl churches, and
100000 Jews.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is designed for those
who need medicine to purify their blood,
bnild them up, increase their appetite,
and reiuvenate their whole system, No
Other preparation SO well meets this want.
1t touches the exact spot Its record of
forty years is one of constant triumph
over disease.
john WANAMAKERs PRoFtrs-A Bic
BUSINESS AND PRoPoRHoNATE ADvERrIs.
ING BnLs.-A gentleman who conspicu-
ously figures ON the business staff of Mr..
John Wanamaker, a few evenings ago,
said that MIR. VS. business last year ex-
eeeded $40, ZOO, 600, of which sum one
tenth, or one Million was net profits.
Out of this sum he has this year expend- !
ed over 300, 900, for advertising, which |
amount, while being large was not as
much as that which he expended years
ago when his business was much less ex-
tensiye In his Grand Depot his business
is divided into forty-two separate aud |
distinct departments or stores so to |
speak. Dividing the sum of $500, 900, |
for advertising among these depart.
ments, which are replete in every par
tienlar, the amount credited to each one
assumes very small proportion to that
spent annually by merchants whose bus
mess about represents that of single |
department in Mr.. Wanamakers Grand |
Depot, aud thus it is shown that Mr.. WIS
expenses are notas great proportionately
and comparatively us many others who
are engaged In similar business on a
smaller scale. He has in his employ
over 3, 500 persons, 1000 of which mum.
Der are centered in the Grand Depot.
---s-= 80 50
To restore sense of taste, smell or hear
ing use Elys' Cream Balm. It is doing
wonderful work. DO not fail to procure
n bottle, as in it lies the relief you seek
Price 90 cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
Elys' Cream Balm has completely cured
me of Gatarrh, of which have been af-
| fiicted over ten years. after trying almost
every remedy recommended, none having
proved SO effective aud thorough. S. j.
Aiken Wholesale Dealer in Boots and
Shoes, LA Federal ST., Boston, Mass
The form of Elys' Cream Balm, for the
| cure of Catarrh and Hay Fever. and the
method of its reaching the diseased mu-
cous membrane wiz by absorption
renders 1t far superior to any other article.
| have yet to hear the first complaint of
its failure to do what is claimed for it.
r. ] Shaw, Druggist, Plaintield N. i
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