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New-York tribune., 1884-12-13

COMPETENT WiHiln man as assistant
y laup, s.. fai h.H.,.ms so a3 t'Hl "' ".'h Sn'
l3l' iluatreI
NOACiiNAN-NY young slnglc man un-
v d0,s audt ls huHn. IS tuYrou Is % ',lnl NV
tIlf rffflufHa VIII hr found Nlllug alh
Oll-u4 lru las tmpl 1cl on iui ~ .tIus o"l lh'
horses. can uu nr aliIrstt D., 10 .ast aftrst
hDAtIiMAN. by u young married man
u who years in the care of nrstolass
horses. carriage. rud harness which rrffuc's viii show nv
IN, best families Of thc city can address L. $50 % West
buh.st
HROOM.-Iy Il young man who thorolgnN
understands his business In every particular mas IN"
very hes crcn,c or Cotcnan IA the county N"h VI
a idress liz vest l~thsi.
EROOM.-By a young man rs groom or sec
IN ond man good city rc'crenc'. Address
4. =, 1ihnnc { ptown oiuco. l-37 bio'd"ly'-
IANITOR.-By competent man, Tor hats or
apartment housc best city references as 10 'l"@Vo'
"'" "''''' FREDERICK ROTHLAR III West 2'thst.
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Situations Wanie6 females.
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
IA ASSOCIATION.
chartered bY the slats Of Now York;
y ODFIJ Prssidrat E v. DDEi.f. Treasarsr
IA N PRoSskN. ~sorotary. n A KELllO "a, AttsrAD
Main onico, l,9l7 Brolivly. ns,r 'ith


n., Gha,,:caSy the S,s'so q nSs SsT yoTsn Es,.,,,
Hpf! p phossHS Fsi'iS's Secretary 1s Rsl.lo'" ii."
,Mas@sSnS@@Ysi MsSS@cSi Va! kas is5is y, ~.
brooklyn ss6Fa,on. GFa IL n.a''o' noo ya"ieToays
One Zee entities patron. hs a nave been In
evstigatoL r
LAuNpnEss or LHWNDnY osd cHhMnEnwoRK-
TIO,gqSly 1oRPr,S4! Df G6k T aSG i
ourhly compccni IN 10 as l9i1 Broadway ,,o
b%.9cs' G " 10 at S c1eSn Cook Node
GG6K or ooH and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. at
'Gi. GE3EH%T S'IiT 'IousEwoRE-G young clean stout
f'coSoK.' or COOK end ASSIST WAsH.-is very good
cooK. Of COOK ani HssiST wAsH.-By thoroughly
sEAMsrEl Cut and Mt thoroughly competent NO.
@' iI7 gT'sGway sn, w.rrnrss Young neat,
thoroughly competent girl. No &, al 3l7 broadway
A MISS l.. CAMPBELLS foreign and Do
"a. mcsuc male AMI femlls ENPLO YMtNI Bu ittAu'
divided ir5is TIE oaaco
A MRS. FITZGERALDS Private Employ
~ %ent r9T,9n -, & rns RecreSee, n E saaG n
NOOK.-First-class in private family; best
~ city reference Address p. H. Tribune Uptown once
l.23s Ir)ldway.
NOOK.-Bv frst-class cook. who under;
- stands all Kinds Of French and Ensiiah cooklns ana
from las, employer 81 East s7th-si.
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By capable
= Protestant scotch woman With bs., eieenc,' % ana iD r
GaIa Cha laus5s'i% % %r@ aor f,'' At o-''.
COOK-By a woman for institution or private I,,;;te
- family w baby yeH' @ 'd bt wage reaP "'"S
/,OOK. Ac.-Bv a Protestant American
Z woman cook woul Do general touework IN s,aaH
private family ciiy couptIy has best city references
34G I'm Ring foJr tunes
(NOOK-Bv n respectable woman rs good
" Enr'i-h.AmcIicnn cook; win d. wl.linE ID piysao
CIIPfIENT. Box So Tribune uptown oHcc. LBS Broad
u0TSEWORK. &c-By a young girl, lately
] ! lanlci az kicicnmaid or general honsework IN
i4aiii i4i 5da,e dave "''''
IgOUSEWORK arcspcctablc young girl;
1 city or conairy. 23i f1~i %'thsL
E,ITCHEN-MAID.-By q respectable. young
cmr, j,r,. 81 west lgthst
NTATRON. By n lady, rs mairon in large
4ti .,imiio9 ia1.ees 'a3 nS1 y,draS.s ''
give '"'iS IXrEGlESCE. Tribune Uptown onice.
NURSE.--Bv kind middlc-ogcd. attentive
= ay rol ohlr nursns TO elect tami,s 5s, IS p9g o1
efTsPss & Soi[ sl & Yer aiS as one % . aux @ ave. '-
HrTR,E and lAI'NDRESS.-By a respectable
y woman competent beet Of city reference l3' Ne''
rEAuSTrreS.- -Tist-class scamstrces NM
Sac'anl' all kgdf Of f'ny .,"ipf m ,i5co rs F}so,s
Ii i f'a g. a. ''I IrSrr. g tr,ofA oa,r 'i liroaiaay
NVoRElNG uorsEEEcpth,m..R,',y miadc-
,t',sarr' o. h,a.'bod ta'. 'ioni 81 ilren aui a
good 'a''.' '' sickness 5Mia's N5rsG yen Nc,, i7ih.t
\VAsUlNg. ur-\ tswoahlr vomon
vann - re 9rt h Ng alu a.h 't9a,nr ,.,,'ii 'n
N'AsiiEl-A Hil lass rnlq'ol lundr,s'
,Nn g,, ',.. .... 20 i.'.. e,.. 1r,. o..r--
''i'.'''' NNnt - ruprrT. 40 Ve'' '''Ns'
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esuH,tp ntspetin far Sale ano Go Gel

~ tiiiIiiA,-ihp htN tiHN ~ lp'munt suw
h., if..ft tisbfal a.i ~ 'tr aiir tefit't hra''hfi
h " N, ANHi tipat Waie' aNr 'oa ."ase 'tr,t
..A...lt reisit iaNt 100 ri~Hs H f rViH'e HiNlsa
'a''''' WtiHAM & notaii Nirr'rsa =
Iut RAi.f. \ nica country ftsilnNna NF 80
u .,us rnp tpA' Hr ite rta hHttY ';ot; aNts'r"''N
W6WNi x J@Wes, ga'h,t
nRANGr, NJ J.-Nmiuity speciality. i'eai
" ti.t 81 Eagl,l li talr HNi tll og hat az r'F
nA srd ladtop y. ). LpN AkpI iiAMlti"N q Nur
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
tHlLiP J. JOACHlNsES, .
Proctor for Petitioner.
40 Williamst, New.YOrk.
% Eat

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT for
~ the southern District OF Sew-l ork.
NOTICE January 3, 1871. libel filed in said
Ceurt John against the bark ASunta" TO recover
$4,000 for damages bv COLLISION; saii vessel has been
sozcd therefor under process said for condemnation
snd sale An persons claiming or interested IN said vessel
reqnircd present their claims 10 said Court
january 1850 all Ococka when said process is
turnabc and said cause wl be he ri
= WILLIAM WEBSTER JOEL B. ERIiART,
Proctor. l. =. Hsrhsall.
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THE CORalN BANKING CO.,

lll hfNIlNlN NtN lF'f
AVDS PEE tEYT IARW UDRTGAGFS
~ 1874 tt bc0ohdcd or0 100000 N Uef ionHf forIt
.i INN ~ ne .tar. N,ns. sate per cent hOcoL irh
I,,Af iras gfoupfiV Paul ne rcm0id,r Is cN sccJeI
oud hmm collected Tor quarter o
,rufury siotg .ubsfdundUV me came results Note re
strlqoc a. raiue during ne iaS det Ncar ~ d'i secH"rS
tfJ0n us n0rke. me numbers "a dcdnf IfGffcNtG vWI
less parties dtp1idng upOn ar hr.mc UW 3'..'S g,t
,rileiceg ~ ne dSgrdbItg N Wfs loans IN
49,, ~, rgyqbe AZ ~ icndeTg
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DressMahinJ.

DRFSSMAKER.-Frst class; viii make full
trimmed from - 10 so; dresses made over
e0uai 10 new no py-s htting specimens on
hand. MISS ACkLEI. 22D West 2lsi-st
nRESSMAKER.-Fits, .drapcs and trims eX- -
oui-itely; wishes customers by dag week CITY
or country terms - per day Address r. NJ, %, Tribune
Uptown ONCE l,23s Broaiway.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
Gelp WInlco.

Lelp Wlnlc0.
WANTED. .-Expcricnccd tea and coffee sales
man to travel h england and ocnila New,l OH
by an sied house. Tho proper person Will receive
""' ''"''' ~ ~ s3 Ccntral.st. Boston. Mas.
VYTANTED.-By an established cloak house
w In chicago cnttsr aud posf the highest
qualifications. salary object To rgh parity c"inmulh'
Hons strictly confidential Ad mesa with particulars $50
JAMES SMITH 700 Siato-st, Chicago ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
|hiO Central Railroad COMPANY. Main Line.

The time for dcposlilng First Mortgage I9n9s Income Income
Bonds and stock of the . III GENITAL RAlllpAptoM
PANY. MAIN LINE with the Central Trust company
the plan of reurcsnizaiion ~, b'ch cNehueu u
Ieccnlor 20 Negotiable certificates VIII bc gwen ~
fccnriucs deposited This Committee has met win a9h
approval assure N Of success ho nln ana any h'V
NATION desTed be obtained from the undcrsigned
CHARLES J. CANDA, Chairman ~ Wihamst
f. H. HAISTEAD &. W. OPDNkE,
GLJNNELL BURT IS. STANTON.
Doorganiya Committee.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct limo 10 the SOnth % Francs.
NEWYORk AND BORDEAUX ptREJE
CHATEAU saturday Dec IL
CHATEAU lFONl LIE SATURDAY. an
From "Prontce'' Storot ncar Was Ferry, Brooklya.
Travellers France, spain and Italy, PyrN1ssA PlL
Nice sc. viii tmo AMI expense by takin thsunn
First CABIN nculng Wlne 80 To bOO Second Caoln 3d.
- b. LIZ BOULANGER 4G Dcayerst.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
g.csAlun Dropsrln for Sale ana % Get

me- nnu CASH and 81 . 600 on mortgage
sNU.NN1O wlbuv ihcf'li-e'' 'ry f1l b'sen ~ ,hil'E
,ousr - columbia negh'S ov rii}kl5 IN, paf s1i c'a
tsriur ~ 1jrs lot 25t9) hoaie 23xih huies' l. l. f
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CUNARD LINE.

(UNAkD LINE.
NOTICE." LA NE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.YOKK 10 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 30. NORTH RIVER.
W ednes slav Dec. IL "a m
~.
ednrsaav. Dee. 81. IN
BOTHNIA wednesday, Jan. 7. 10
Cabn passage $50, $50 ana SOD
Seerage AMI trJ All parts ) Elr)pS ~ vsryD|
rates Freight ani Pas,9ye% % once no. B9wns drs,n.
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West sii,.
tlals aNo u oms 10 Gel

ArAhlMGSia y. lE1iS iiE...
.p..tlt3)'HgIut, 3sa.,.t IIa'''sA4nn.
EifGANF APARTMENTS luli BAlii.
lauliu. Dt \ u Nlt ~ bAtN hitIoii Nhhl lNN' !
iIAts, q. aillu ia Iur elb
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La nlrorlot Inltol So. .
1RrAsuni nritniNrNE
w AsiiNcioN, ngccinhef .. lS9'

v WAHiiiNGION December .. 1891
nROPOSALS will be received at the Oncr oi
j Inc surgeon ucnoial Z s. Mqliug Hospital service
lsg BrtenDei ~ 1895, ~ iuf n ~ hr Nptr y pi'a
Ftitlrb Vtb Netcai SupIirs Hospital ft1fis Summarizes
etS, i1sitnftfis md Ar'arrrt Po3ks n6sma. IN
tNr tc ~ pefsgal }tai glApg iune ~ l2s5 ......
N sr,a,oh ,o thr srfgtUn (,ntn' Naiins hisrni sy
titt
an ta,stAs sheea Va seriat sNi ,'rir't wat'tl itt
tts ~ 5site ita''p' Tprlits 7tt H'iiss-t g. 'h.
HNssg itpa,iWtAt VaslNtf'8r \ = ~ ttrf'tw'rf
tNt ,ht iiss' " asit- 'h'siwTR"F Ht N'Gf' att %
Ass.siani ott.t4s4f
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tot the 1oIiOnps.


Gti0H'iiN IMPERFECT, Extra quality
- lHufaili bHssui lalrsih fNN lhiFs faiHt hn7s s"l
Ai~ia ~ IpArpNN httl9 tNl hNf9 ~ -.... ,
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11rotes6lonal.
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE, Il. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 90 North River, foot sf Doy At.
Devonla. pee 49, u Circassa. ber ~ D. n
Anchoria bee. 20 Ethiopia........Jan 3 Am
CabInpassayc so 10 $50 socpnLclas3, So
Stoorago passage GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. BELFAST or
,IONDONDERiY, outwari 81 prepaid, 80.
Anchor" drafts payable free Of charge at banks
gout Encland scotland ana Ireland sold Tor any
amount AZ lowest rates.
MEND ELsON HKOTMERS. Agents Rowling Graen.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
miscellaneous.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife would like the
"A care OF house during the winur longer required
Good references given. Address J. d. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
Proposals.
n STATE sTREET NEw.YOEK,
PROPOSALS in duplicate, seal

NAVY PAY OFFICE
q STATE STREET NEw.YOEK. Dec II, ls5f
PROPOSALS in duplcate, scaled and in
j dorsed on envelope.
Bids fi Supplies Advertised" will be received NJ this o.
Zee until O'Clock January 10Th s3 for the following sup
plies of the quality be delivered within thirty
bon date order free Of expense at the Navy Yard New
York
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERiNG.
COO 10 It Rubber Hose 22 ply ply capped ends with
couplings. caIbOzed
samples can be AZ the Navy Yard.
Tho Hight reserved TO eject AN h14 that not
be dec rei advantageous 20 tile 60 rcrnuUnf
Two responsible sutcuc required The prompt faith
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Bans forms VIII be furnished "a TINS Office
Bids properly signed and certified v not he considered
A. II GiiNA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
Leaal Nollres.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-It is the inten-
IN tion Of sarah y. Mead wife OF Melvin y. Meat d,
ceased late Albany N y t. amply fOr let RS O aimIs
ialiou on estate Of the sail dote!eL uner provision
G6I u lie ode Of civil Procedure. All codo1s OF the said
deceased hereby notified ~ present tlr cAln, az &ns
the said deceased 20 the Surrogate Oi Ve Oihi Ol Albany
Vn or boiore The 22d day OF December, 1854.
Dated Albany, November lo, 1854. ..,, =, ,,,,.D
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c;tn ,ssal estate for Sale.

~,,,,,I cIzF HOUSE on West 3lst-s,
A FL III; li;a,s,sxe Ss for sale S4sooo T. :. CLARhsON
4 CO. Pnest ..-,,,1,,si,- VT 1-,b-st =
FOU Uh-o a,tension with carpets. shades, mirrors
~ prswinsIV0hm Immediate posscss,on $4,000 posov
-z,.Ir--o9d Ward capitalists attention
LUh nj of lots close ~ the new eie yaed ROAD
j inyisdtIi1S q 70 q Park Row, Room A.. Newi ioi1'
or i6 Courist Broosyh --- ,,i.1---- t.,
paying per RRIULHND WHITING. Beosman-st
TIl0LET.-Unfurnished; medium SIZE ,n.I,o,o ionro
honse GCth-st near Nadsonavc' Mh,n,',a,o ny @
i 1, stoil GILLIAN II. FALC0NEk SON. ioV 4lh-a'o
80 FAST 18th -Thoroughly built
~ ua5inm sized dinine-TOom extension house; mlue
stree, ample water supply SANITARY pi"'i0'"'
premises.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13
INNAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
NORTH GERMAN lloyd S.. 90.

~ SUUNT NJI y II IUNIION, -.
NEW.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
nABsBt ga al Dfl& epm ohN, NLEpEEDc 5l2rn
iinEr Sal Is c27.l23lp.m -tllrR ~ 80 Jan. .
irIn NEV YORK 10 LDNuJN, ilAvRh nul BREMEN
Is saturday 5tcam'r irit r4b,u 80 Second Caon, $50
~ SfHnrlsr 40 lowest rJtoi
nLI. llI u q y HHnNuAF Lirnnn.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-13

COOK. First class; in private family; best
~ city reference. Address r. IL. Tribune Uptown once
I fTtt iwaV
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-18
EUEkkLE. OkkIECH.

We sometimes wonder whether
the Virginia Enterprise and Reno
Journal are hired by the Democrat
ic party, or are merely unwilling by
its tools. Both these papers are now
advocating the cutting down of the
Legislature from 60 to members to
45. The wedding out would neces-
sarily be more in the counties with
many representatives then in those
Of smaller representation. Storey,
Ormsby and Washoe would head
the list, all Republicans counties.
This would simply cut down the
partys strength until we would be
at the mercy of Democrats. We
have been knitted enough already
in this State without having alleged
Republican editors laying their
heads together to devise new
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-18

The accession of the Democratic
party to power need not cost any
American citizen the slightest ap-
prehension. The perfect system
under which this country is gov
erned will Immediately adopt it.
self to the change. a change which
is not as radical as many imagine.
Since the Mason & Dixon line has
been practically blotted out, there
is really but little difference be
tween the platforms Of the two
parties. Although the Democrats
are committed to low tariff, there is
ne fear that they will be able to
put in practice any IF their vision
airy theories of free trade, because
the combined interests oi tie diff
ferent manufacturing localities will
not allow il. Again the :, nate is
Republican and can hold in check
any ultra measure which q Demo
cratic House might feel disposed
to adopt. The interests Of the
country are too great and too diver
sifed to be affected by any new
policy Of government. The coun
try at large, its people own the gov
eminent, and co, i'd work any change
they pleased in two years by 4
change of Congressional represen-
tation.
A party which has been = quar-
ter of a century in power will not
be injured in the least by retiring
for four years. 1t will be given
chance to rest and recuperate,
chance to clean a good deal Of rub
bish out of its back yard and train
for the contest of 1888. If the
Dem ocrats adopt any strikingly OBJ
noxious policy, they will be all the
easier deposed, and if they manage
things satisfactorily no harm can
come OF it. The effect of new
party 1T the head Of the govern
ment amounts to about as much a.
if the fuel OF big engine we've
changed from anthracite to blum
inous coal. AS long as the COVER
nor balls restrain the engine it
will do its work. This country
has a governor attached to its ma
ohinery in the shape Of a Repub-
iican Senate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-18

80 ,enues of rarity erervation. May
the Lord preserve the party from
the sad counubiatings Of these peo-
pie.
Another i'll advised scheme,
which comes from the same news
papers, is the proposed shortening
of the session by the same ratio.
just at the time the Enterprise 10
calling for a member Of constitu-
tional reforms, it seems anxious to
nullify its own efforts by giving the
Legislature the shortest possibletime
to consider these great questions
upon which tie welfare OF ii. state
so largely depends. A failure to
do the work well, would be furnish
ing campaign powder to the Demo
eats, aud again place the party in
a questionable position before the
people. We trust the Republican
newspapers who are beginning to
advocate these inpolitic measures
will pause and con s,dcr how unde-
sirable it is just now to turn the
State Government over to the hun
cry Democracy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-18
BLAINE'S kAASTAAES,

It is always interesting to know
how q defeated candidate feels.
According to Emmons Blaine, the
elder Blaine thinks he would ha, e
carried New YORK by a large major
ity and been ele cted if the election
had taken place week before IL
did. He now regrets above all
things that he stopped in New
York on his return from the West,
for it was there during the last
week OF the campaign that two ia
tai blunders vert committed, which
would not have been committed if
he had been elsewhere. The first
was the celebrated lapsus of Dr.
Burchard, and the second the Del
mOnico dinner.
When Blaine heard that Gould
vas to be one Of the givers of the
Delmonico dinner he protested
against going, net because of any
personal dislike of Gould, but
solely as a matter of expediency
but both William Walter Phelps
and Whitelaw Reid said he must
go that it would be worth $l,OUU
for every plate on the table. Blaine
resisted their appeals up to the
last moment. but they finally per-
suaded him into carriage and said
there must not be any refusal. He
was at the famous feast as an un-
willing guest, and now since the
disaster that followed it he sees
more plainly than ever that he was
right. This is undoubtedly an au-
thentic version of the rupture that
now exists between Blaine aud
Messrs. Phelps and Reid.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-18

According to the San Francisco
Examiner, it required the votes OF
1000 Stalwarts and $1,000 hide
pendents 20 carry New York for
Cleveland by = plurality of less
than 1.2U0.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-18

Tin wcrk. Plum. hing. Gaa and water
Dine FITTING done hv com petent and cx.
Dcrfenced work men,
Particular attention CjveR to general
""i aperial ovdeYa Will attend ~
h"vtne and filling orders 1T . sm All
commission.
call and examine goods aad prices Ae-
fore purchasiA &. elsewhere.
GeodD Sid It Low0st Pona1A1s
Rates.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08

DESERT WoNDERs.-Conductor Jerry
Long of the Southern Pacific Railroad yes
esterday brought in sample of crystals of
rock salt from the Colorado Desert, near
Indio, 260 feet below sea level. There is
a vast bed of this salt there, and the South
ern Pacific Railroad in laying the track to
the salt mine have been obliged to grade
the road for 1900 feet with blocks of these
beautiful Jumps of salt crystals. This is
the first instance of railroad road-be be-
ing laid and ballasted in salt, of which we
have any knowledge. The sea that once
rolled over this place dried up and left a
vast bed of salt about fifty miles in length.
The quality is superb and the supply mex
haustible. Grasshoppers of enormous size
and giant centipedes have been here picked
in this chloride of sodium and are to-day,
after the lapse of centuries, in full size and
perfection of shape, as effectually settled in
substance as Lots wife. This vast salt bed
will be very valuble to the reducers of ores
in California, Arizona and New Mexico,
and can be supplied in boundless quanti-
ties What is the next California wonder?
Los angeles Herald.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08
Curious Advertisements.

Chambers Journal.
The following, from an indignant husband
is culled from one of the Irish papers
"Run away from Patrick McDallogh
Whereas my wife, Mrs. Bridget McDall
OCH, is again walked away with herself,
and left me with her four small children,
and her poor old blind mother and nobody
else to look after house and home, and,
l hear, has taken up with Tom Gingan,
the lame fiddler-the same was put In the
stocks last Easter for stealing Barclay Doc
dy's game cock; This is to give notice that
I will not pay for bite or sup on her or his
account to man or mortal, and that she had
better never show the mark of her ten toes
near my home again. Patrick Medal
logh. N. B. Tom had better keep out of
my sight.
Perhaps the most curious advertisement
for a wife that ever appeared in any paper
was that published in Bells Weekly Hes
ser.ger of May %, 1897. 1t ran as follows ::
sMatthew Dawson, in Boutwell,, Cumber
land, intends to be married at Holm church,
on the Thursday before Whitsuntide next,
whenever that may happen, and return to
Boutwell, to dine Mr.. Reid gives turkey
to be roasted; Ed. Clemenson gives fat
lamb to be roasted; William Elliot gives a
hen to be roasted; Joseph Gibson gives
fat calf to be roasted. And in order that
all this roast meat may be well basted, do
you see, Mary Pearson, Betty Hodson,
Mary Bushley. Molly Fisher, Sarah Briscoe
and Betty Penthouse, give each of them a
pound Of butter. The advertiser will pro-
vide everything else for so festive an occas-
ion. And he hereby gives notice to all
young women DESTROYS of changing their
condition, that he is at present disengaged;
and advises them to consider that although
there be luck in leisure, yet in this case de-
lays are dangerous; for with him, he is de-
termined it shall be first come first served.
$50 come along lasses who wish to be married.
Matt Dawson is vexed that so long he has tarred."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08

THE WONDERFUL ROSY
Il MORNINGS AND EVENINGS
Are said to be caused by the reflection of the
sun upon the dust cast up by the recent vio-
lent volcanic eruptions. We differ with
scientists on this point, and think it is but a
faint reflection of the success we meet with
in selling the
Elegant New Crown Sewing Ma
chine, Viewers Sweet-Toned
York Cottage Organ, and the Neat,
Comfortable Florence Oil Stove.
Having sold over 200 Crowns, about 100
Weaver Organs and many Florence Oil Stoves,
we think we can afford to stop ten minutes to
write up little poetry which may astonish
the world. Here it is, after ten weeks hard
work and little waste of brain (can't stand
much of the latter):
New Crown Sewing Machine:
The rose is red,
The nose is too;
like the CROWN,
And so will you.
Try it try it dol
Viewers York Cottage Organ:
Our face gets cold,
But we are bold,
And when we place WEAVER
We are always sure to leave her;
And home we come with cash,
IF we don't have smash.
Florence Oil Stove:
Our Stoves name is FLORENCE,
Our dogs name is Joe;
The Stove needs but a match,
But tin pans make dogs go.
Hand made by
M. l.. MAIN,
The fellow that was horribly burned but still
lives, on Carroll street, next to new Lutheran
Church, Westminster, Nd. feb 2-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08
WALL PAPERS,

WALL PAPERS,
all new and handsome designs, just from the
factory.
Window Shades and Shade Goods
in all colors, with all the new styles of trim
mings, &c. have also
ADDED THE PICTURE BUSINESS,
and will keep on hand and make to order all
sizes and grades of Picture Frames. A choice
selection of Oil Paintings, Chromos, &c. which
l am selling very low. also have very
handsome line of Window Cornices, Walnut
and Ebony Poles for Lace and other Curtains.
These are class of goods that retail at a very
high rate, but am now making speciality
of them, and will guarantee to sell Is per
cent. less than city prices. My facilities are
now complete for doing all kinds of work in
my line, and am fully prepared to do all kinds
of Upholstering, Mattress Making, Laying
Carpets, &c. Parties wanting Papering done
cannot find any better or newer styles to Sc
lect from than | have, nor any better work
men to put it on for them, at prices that defy
competition. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. Thanks for past favors.
j. NJ. WELLS,
Zeiber Building, Main Street,
sep 22-tf Westminster, Nd.