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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

-AYER's Hair Yigor stimulates
the hair cells to healthy action, and
promotes a vigorous growth. It
contains all that can be supplied to
make the natural hair beautiful
and abundant; keeps the scalp free
from dandrutf, prevents the hair
from becoming dry and harsh, and
makes it flexible and glossy.
Two more runaway matches
are announced for next month. Of
course we won't give names. We
would suggest, however, that they
select next Tuesday, May 9th,
when they can have company, on
their way to Marshall, it being un.
derstood that this is the place Sc
lected for the marriage ceremony.
TUESDAY next is the date fix
ed for the second Sacred Concert
for the benefit of the NJ. E. Church.
Those who were SO unfortunate as
not to be able to attend the last,
should by all means be on hand at
the one to be given next week.
They will have. no occasion to re-
greet it. Again we say, do not fail
to attend.
-DoN'T forget that the Fire.
mems Picnic takes place to day,
and we have every reason to believe
to believe there will be a large
crowd on the ground. The schools
will give holiday, and the little
ones are wild with the fun in store
for them. Bear in mind, too, that
the place selected is "Staples past
ure." Let every family in Town
be represented.
The Firemen's Ball tonight,
we are assured, will be we'll attend
ed by the fair sex of our Town and
Pineville. Those Of our property
holders who have neglected to pur-
chase ticdet should do SO to-day
Only once in year do our firemen
call on the people, and a dollar is
a very small sum in return for the
service rendered by our Department
during the year.
Mr.. Pete Bartlett, the polite
and affable clerk Of the Exchange
Hotel, left on the Pacific train last
evening for New Orleans. He goes
to take charge of the books of
Messrs. Bradley, Kurtz & Co., the
largest cotton-seed bag mauufactu-
rers in the United States. This
firm manufactured 2, 100000 bags
last year. The head firm is in New
York City, with branch houses in
New Orleans and Chicago. Mr..
Bartlett carries with him the best
wishes of his many friends in our
Town.
THERE is no country in the
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

TON Hynson's deformed chick
en-, GEO. G. HAMILTON, is no more,
He died on Sunday. No cards.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29
ALEXANDRIA, La, I
April Is, "a. {

Messrs. s. schmalinski, J. R. Thorn
ton, L. B. Baynard, L. P. Whiting
ton and others:- j. -
GENrLEMEN-Your f1attering notice
of this date has been received, and af-
ter favorable consideration, we beg to
indicate Tuesday evening, May 9Th, as
the most suitable time for. second
1endition of our Concert Of Sacred
Song. Respectfully,
j. w. PIERCE,
r. G., w. Bolton,
MISS NJ. GRIFFIN,
And others.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

Ar the examination for the
Naval cadetship, held in Mansfield,
on Saturday last, before a board Of
examiners appointed for the pur-
pose, consisting of Messrs. j. W.
Pearce, of Pineville, Hon. E. W.
Sutherlin, of Mansfield, Mr.. Grace,
Of Mansfield, and Mr.. Freeman, of
Robeline, Master Leroy Stafford,
of this place carried off the prize,
which entities him to scholarship
at the Naval Academy at Annapo-
lis, which institution he purposes
entering about September LIST. The
other young gentlemen contestants
for the position were: Masters. j..
W. Bolton, of Pineville, j. L. Lo-
gan, Of Mansfield, and B. Hollings-
worth, of Shreveport. In standing
the examination that he did, Mas
ter Leroy not only reflects credit
upon himself, but upon Rapides,
the Parish in which he was born
and raised. We feel certain that
he will yet show show his hand. 8
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

The annual Picnic of the
Methodist Sunday School will be
given on Thursdaa next at James
Bluff, about two miles below Town.
The steam tug "Lizzie Frank" has
been engaged to tow the party
down to the grounds, Capt. Garner
, having kindly rendered the use Of
his large barge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29
THERE is no country in the

THERE is no country in the
world which can compare with our
Bayou lands in fertility - every
acre should be in cultivation. The
time will come when every acre of
swamp land will be made to BIOS
SON like the rose. There is not a
single foot that cannot be reclaimed.
Providence has provided canals
which require but little of the en-
gineer's skill to furnish water ways
superior to any in The world-how
soon they will be utilized depends
on the thrift and enterprise of the
people who make their homes in
this sunny CLINE.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

The New York Lumber Com
pany started both saws of their
mill on Monday morning. 7
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29
Town and Parish News.
MIR. Jno. j. Ferguson returned
from New Orleans yesterday.

THE month of May exercises
in the Catholic Church begin to.
morrow afternoon.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

MIR. Geo. Smith has postponed
his trip to Marshall, Texas, and
will probably leave on Monday,
with the delegation from our Fire
Department, who leave on the
above named day to take part in
the Shreveport Firemen's celebra-
ton on the 9Th.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

VIZ are informed that the hose
belonging to our Fire Engine is
very defective, a great portion being
unfit fer use. Our City Fathers
should at once see that new hose is
provided, as, in the event of fire
occurring at any distance from the
Tanks our fine steamer would be
worthless.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

MR.. Felix Hitler, OF New Or.
leans is here on a visit to his bro
sher. He will remain some days.
MIR. Dan Hitler has gone to
keeping house. He has rented the
old Chantz house on the corner of
4th and Murray streets.
MR.. and Mrs. Jos. Fitzpatrick
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. French were
among the passengers on the T.
and P. up train on Sunday morn.
ing.
-WHAT broad grins of pleasu-
rable sensations now seemingly
gush through the modest faces Of
certain new fedged patriots here
abouts. Will it pay'
A PUBLIC High School (col-
ored) is to be established in our
Town. A "Ways an d Means Com
mttee" has been appointed to raise
funds for the erection of necessary
buildings.
ON Friday night some persons
let all the stock out of the Pound,
by breaking part of the fence.
How would it do for the City Coun.
Gil to adopt an ordinance imposing
a fine againct such ofendersf
DIR. E. E. Smart, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Senator of this
District, received 66s majority in
Vernon Parish, over his opponent,
j. F. Hathaway. The latter gen
tleman only received IS votes in
the entire Parish.
The invitations for the Fire
mems Ball were sent out on Satur-
day. Some ladies may have been
neglected. 1t was not the intention
of the committee to overlook any,
invitations may be had on applica-
ton. -. ...r 49,.
TIE public men of Rapides
should remember that they have
reached the positions they hold by
the choice of the people. The peo-
pie have thus honored them that
they may serve their sovereigns,
who are the people. Will they do
it7
Mr.. Geo. Smith has postponed
his trip to Marshall, Texas, and
will probably leave on Monday,
with the delegation from our Fire
Department, who leave on the
above named day to take part in
the Shreveport Firemen's celebra-
ton on the 9Th.
VIZ are informed that the hose
belonging to our Fire Engine is
very defective, great portion being
unfit fer use. Our City Fathers
should at once see that new hose is
provided, as, in the event of fire
occurring at any distance from the
Tanks our fine steamer would be
worthless.
The annual Picnic of the
Methodist Sunday School will be
given on Thursdaa next at James
Bluff, about two miles below Town.
The steam tug Lizzie Frank" has
been engaged to tow the party
down to the grounds, Capt. Garner
having kindly rendered the use of
his large barge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29
The Sacred. Concert to BE-, Repeated.
ALEXANDRIA, .LA.,' I
April IS, 1884. q

ALEXANDRIA, La, {
Z April IS, 1884. &,
Messrs. J. w. Pierce, G.. w. Bolton
Miss NJ. Griffin and others
Having heard with pleasure your ad-
mirsble rendition of sacred songs at the
Methodist Church, on the evening of
April oath, and it being, so far as we
have heard, the universal Wish, res
pectfully request that you repeat the
entertainments at the same place and at
such period within the nsxt ten days Is
will be agreeable to yon. Wv ''.''
.. Respectfully,
L. P. wHrrrrNuroN, !
c. MOORE, JR.i,
R. J., Bowman,
8. ScHMALtNsk1,
]. r. THORNTON,
J. B. ASHLEY,
L. B. BAYNARD,
~ CHAs. WALKING,
j, 81 And others.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-08-16

man and a christian. Private VIM.
Hodges of Co. F was killed in Sundays
fight, and private Gardner Green of
Co. K lost leg.
Matters remained quiet in both
armies till November, when Rosecrans
was superseded by Sherman, who
raised the seige and Gen. Bragg res
treated to Dalton, where he spent the
remainder of the winter.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-08-16
Testimony OF VIM. Chrisman,
Chief of Fire Department,
LefferROnville. Ind,

DR.. Wintersmith, Dear Sir II had dumb
chills and night sweats for four months. I
used quinine and various other remedies
without any benefit. 1 took one bottle of
your Chill Cure and am now entirely reliev.
ed. 1t proved to be the only medicine that
would do me any good. Respectfully,
WIN. CHRISTIAN,
Chief Fire Department, Jefersonyille, Ind.
mar15t4
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-08-16
w. N.@..iHALDEMAN,
President of the Great
Louisville CoUrier-Journal Co.,
Tells What he Knows of
Wintersmith'S
C. I'll IL Il c. u r. F..

OFFICE OF THE CoURIER-J oURNAL, LOUIS.
vILLE-Dr. Wintersmith, Sir: / waive a
rule have observed for many years, the
value of your remedy prompting me to say,
in reply to your request, what l know of
your Chill Cure. The private assurance of
its efficacy had, and the good results of its
effects had observed ON r. w. Meredith,
who, for more than fifteen years, has been
foreman of my Office, induced me to test it
in my family. The results have been entire.
ly satisfactory. The first case was of two
years standing, in which / believe every
known remedy had been tried with tempo.
rary relief-the chills returning periodically
and seemingly with increased severity.
Your Cure broke them at once, and there
has been no recurrence of them for more
than six months. The other case was OF
milder form and yielded more readily to 9th.
er remedies; but the chills would return at
intervals until your medicine was used, since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From the opportuni-
ty have had to judge, l do not hesitate TO
express my belief that your Chill Cure is a
valuable specific, and performs all you prom.
Use for it. Very respectfully,
w. N. HALDEAAH.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-HUUSE IN OR NEAR GEJRGETOWN;
w good neighborhOod, modern improvements Adj
dress PROMPT Star Office. IT.
VNANTED-BY MARCH lsr, FOR SIX MONTHS
w OF longer. by adult family, Furnished House.
References fSt-class. Address HOUSE." Star Of
fa1,c
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Wanted: The heirs of ARCHIBALD HANTILI. son of
the Rev. Hugh Hanl PresbyterIan clergyman of Don
asheady. county Tyrone, Ireland. who came this
country about the beginning of the present century
when last heard from in 1913, had four and
daughters EvlnH near Wash ngton Apply without de-
lay to HILDEBRASr. MORRISON & HiLDEBRANT
Attorneys AMI CCunseiors Law 1881 street north
ST. W asLinEton. ID. C. IebS-8t
NJ CUNNINGHAM, HALTER" HAS JUST RE.
N1 cefvei the SPRING STYLE BLOCK. SILK Hats
made to order Old Styles remodeled. 81 II street
northwest feO8
DlANO TUNING AND REPAIRING ee1
1900 j. F. LUCAS, 49,
feoS- I'm SIS 9th street northwest
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Have You nEr h1KEnE
LIVERY
DEPARTMENT

.RY II 30. you may LII,
MENT need something in DEPAE
the way Of . Livery
- Outfit. We clsimto -
have facilities for
Ri making Livery LII,
MENT Goods, either ready DEPAE
made or to order,
- equal to any house -
in the United
.RY States. and offer LIZ
MENT them at prices fully DEPAE
20 per cent less than
- those usually asked -
by New York and
Try Boston houses. We LIN
MENT carry in stock. at DEPAH
all times. both in
= Winter and Spring -
weights. Single and
.RY Double breasted LIN
MENT Outside Coats, Liv- DEpAE
cry Suits, Livery
- Vests, Bell Boys -
Suits. Black Dress
.RY Coats for waiting LIN
MENT purposes. and make DEPAH
to order any styleof
Garment desired. -
Our reference
RY some Of the hand. IIy
MENT soonest Liveries DEPAB
seen in the city.
RY LIN
MENT ' DEPAH
RY A. SAKS & CO., LIy
DEPAR
Retailers Of the Finest
= Clothing, -
RY BIG and 31S Tth Ut. LIV
DEPAH
tfeb71
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MRS SHERIDAN, TEACHER OF ART CRaIo IN
w instantaneous drawing. years OF Ai.Ir 20
artists, craSon. fr'ehaIld pytnS and draf,3, Fas,I
PORTRAITS speciality Also decorative painting I'll Ish
street northwest. LOO 80
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The Double Sheet To.morroxv.

TIE STAR VIII be issued as usual In double-sneet
or eigntpage form Tomorrow. Asthese issues COM
maid an extra edition they are most acceptable to
advertisers, who will confer favor by sending in
their orders early esure insertion and classical
ton
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AMERICAN Tea COMPANY;
4Ss NINTH STREET n ".
WE IMPORT OUR OWN TEAS AND GOLFERS
and guarantee all our Goods STRICTLY PURE.
THE FINEST GRADES OF TEAS AND CoFFEEs
at the Lowest Prices
SUGARS
Gus.
n Soure.
Adsut ..o9
TEA.
An Extra Fine Gunpowder S5c to 81 25
g tniteIIu ooc. 10 Ivy
=" Eng ish breakfast ...... SOC to Loo
Superior Mixed Tea IN ne like ill.,. SOC
COFFEE
Old Government Java (very fne)..........3 80 cents
:. and Mocha Mixed. IS cents.
d.. and Rio Mixed; q to % cents.
15 ~, ~, am Is cents.
ja15-ln
7 AN RECEIVING DIRECT FROM FLORIDA,
The Finest ORANGES that country produces.
They are very choice. juicy and sweet Price per
Box, from $3.50 to IS.
FRANK J. TIBBETS,
PALACE MARKET
d. feb7 Corner 14th ana New York avenue
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The foods seem to have reached the,r h,c,os.
point, and are now suosidfne, but onlv arter In
nctins ds-lage 10 property mounting high into the
millions borrower, It Is TO be supposed that other
times OF freshet are still TO come as the winter
passes through what may be called In the Ian.
guase Oh W. street, its period of liquidation, so
Lnat rurther losses are TO be expected These new
noous nave cause, and their violence may be at
ledss nooiheo oy ascertaining 1t and applying the
proper remedy. II Is not the American bur the
Turkish spirit that prompts sufferers to throw their
misfortunes on 70 Fate and meet their losses with
shrug AID e.y OF e Kismet-" II Is more becom.
ing that items should avail themselves OF every
means OF regulation which an Intelligent srudy OF
the problem may suggest
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EARLY SPRING SUPPLIES
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER)
HAS JUST OPENED LARGE STOCK OF MEDIUM
WEIGHT, ALL WOOL. FRENCH DRESS TEX
TT ES. IN ALL THE CORRECT STYLES AND
COLORINGS. FOR THE SPRING OF 1884.
NEW GREY, MODE AND TAN SHADES IN FRENCH
TRIGQIs. AND BROADCLOTHs. FOR LADIES'
NEW EMBROIDERED WHITE BATIsTE ROBES.
ANDERsON's GENUINE SCOTCH ZEPHYRs
NEW PARIS PRINTED sICILIENNEs
NEW FRENCH SATINES AND CHINTZES
NEW IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS NAP.
kINS. TOWELS. LUNCH CLOTHS, SHEETING
AND PILLOW LINENS.
NEW BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs.
KkAADRzilM nES 0TToMANs, sgRAHs sATINs.
SHADES FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR.
BLACK AND COLOR D BROCADED VELvETS At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
NEW PLAIN ND FIGURED CHINA SILKS
EVENING BRoCADEs. 0AUZES. ILLUSIONS AND
PRIME COST TO CLOSE THEM OUT
IysPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING FABRICS BY GAS-LIGHT.
,GWCHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES GUARANTEED
SEATON PERRY.
Perry BUILDING,
established l84o. feb2
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II Is generally thought that the promoters OF the
Hennepin canal scheme lived fully up to their op-
portunties In the Mississippi river convention just
heio In this city The tactics by which the conven-
ton was made TO endorse that project Is spoken of
as a striking Illustration OF that curious natural
phenomenon known as the tall wagging the dog.
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II JAY GOULD. al 9TH ST.. WONDERFUL, VA
q rtety 81 Relief md ScxapbookPictu birthday
Cards. Paper Dols French Issne Paper. Don't forEst
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED1A SETTLED WOMAN, TO COOK,
W wash md iron. In small family; references
1uired Apply 1871 Q street northw. ST It,
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DowSR1eHr BARGAINS.
Bargain is sometimes dear at any price but below
we offer line Of regular goods about third lower
than the regular prices and every article of which will
be found
A GENUINE BARGAIN
Rogers double silver plated Teaspoons &c.
rogers double silver-plated Table Forks. Sl.9s
Rogers double silver-pla.ed Table Spoons S19a
ROGERS trple-Plated Dessert Knives, Sl75.
Rogers triple plated Table Knives 81 49,
These are all per set of half Dozen
Beautiful sver-plat Breakfast Casters 99c
Zine fve-bottle Dinner Casters. 99c.
Lovely designs Of the same at 81 49, nj 10 Al 81
$2A9 to 81 80.
Triple plated Napkin Rings Csc each and warranted
Fine quadrupleplate Napkin Rings &C. 76c and &c.
Chid's sets Of Knife Fork and Spoon in box 49c
Tickle Stands Syrup Cans Spoon Holders Creams and
sugars at 99c.. 81 Csc. and 81 49,
Our s9c plated Butter Dish deserves especial mention
1t far ahead Of anything shown before and to
it is to buy it.
Cake and Fruit Stands from o9c up
Lovely Card Receivers in entirely new desiona from
93c to So 40
We would also cal attention to our stiffened Silver
Ihmole at 25c., and to solid Silver Bangles with
rings for coin attached at SOC aud 81 ~ each
We can only mention few of the great number of
articles we are constantly receiving and call on us viii
better convince you that always have hand wat
we advertise and that prices and goods are all that
can lie desired In cheapness and quality.
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w ANTED-A HOUSE FOR 1880 CASH; MUST
w be good iDvesue t.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY
feb6-3t 92S street nor Invest.
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PALAIS ROYAL,
feb9 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SPECIAL SALE
REQUI SITEa
PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS.
SPECIAL

The PALAIs ROYAL (recognizing the near approach
of Lent is anxious to reduce stock The special prices
for our Special Sale should attract attention.
Cream Spanish Guirure Lace.
in. wide. 25c
Oriental Lace for Flouncins,
e III wild 25c-
35 4S. and Csc
Oriental Lace, for Neck and Sleeves.
lin. WIDE l3c
Point Gauze Lace worth sI6o.
Beaded Iaces. Job Lot.
3 in. sc. worth SOC.
~ ill.,, 65c, worth SOC.
LACEs For overdresses and Sleeves we have
Hand run Oriental Net siss and slss.
LACEs Cream and black Spanish Net.
Sl.6a 81 IS. S29S.
LACEs Silk TulIe in Cream and White, 1sc.
Soufle Net in all shades 19c
AL Silk Tissue Yelling. all shades
LACES Special price Csc.
Pompadour Crere Lisse.
Lace Edge Crepe Iisse.
LACEs Tripe-row Crepe Lisse,
25c., worth 4Sc.
LACEs Special Lot Black Iaces
All Styles, wonderful bargains.
., Also. Special Lot Of Black, all SILK,
LACES ESCur1al Lace Iclius.
from 81 .9s t. 81 98-hali usual prices.
1AcEs Irish f'as fip fs sns' hA'S'
THE P Ala I RoY oFFFEs For THIS SPECIAL
Bunehes Of Poppes. Roses,
FLOWERS Buds Chry nthemuns,
sI low slii.t Lilies les Of
FLOWERS Msrru s1i ,O
Equal in es slsu sait at e =. ts0'e form
FLOWERS
FLOWERS and fine Assortment
of Corsa-e Buquets,
FLOWERS WHICH p0s'n for 75 sa' formerly
FLOWERS The arrival q q c caH new stock
hs st forged sed,1 US to !, reduce .s. our
FLOWERS a. to make old ID Prices ars;; -
agree with ihoseof
FLOWERS nc" ooO0S'
FLOWERS ment d flowers-.TraSei-
lers samples"-Goods
FLOWERS "0t IS J i for as e %
FLOWERS Finest Imported Noveltes,rep-
Etc, ETC, less than nall
FLOWERS usual prices.
The Palais Royal Kid Gloves, in
Evening Shades for Gentle
GLOVES men. 81 IS per pair.
LADIES' Cndresscd Kid NousQue.
GLOVES tatre5 shades of Tans
and Light 6rays 10 But
ton Lens ill., l9S II
GLOVES Button, $3.50
The ''Palais Royal" Kid MousQue-
OLIVES talres. Evening Shades,
Sl50 per pair.
GLOVES Ladies' Gloves from oS5
Buttons
SPECIAL BARGAINS
White and Black Satin Fans hand
painted. for 95 cents; the same with
FANS Feather Tops Sl.35. The "Palais
Royal has a stock of Fans equal in
extent TO any New York house, and at
FANS Specially Low Prices for the Special
Sale.
DIAMONDS.
Imitation Diamonds, mounted as Combs for s2.93;
as Hair Ornaments for S26S as Buckle, for S5c Us
Earrings and Lace Pins, from 90 to 59S as Pins AID
Studs for Gents, from IS to 81 So Collar Studs
35c.. which is half jewelers. prices.
Gents White Satin Ties Soc
GENTS White Satin Bows 25c
Gents White Satin Scarfs CSC
Gents Evening Gloves 81 35
Gents E. W. Collars and Cuffs
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M. SULLIVAN.
IMPORTER,
81 WEST 35TH STREET, NEW YORK
WILL OPEN AT 1877 STREET NW.,o on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 1884.
For one week with an elegant selection Of
PARIS DINNER AND BALL DRESSES,
ALSO
Street Costumes and Wraps for Spring Wear.
febs-6t
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-30

d psper has been published 10y NM.
Z. D.y,Is sLu kawakIta on the lorna
uon, by Ii, big, OF Illuminating silver
HliL.ui iLe use Of nitric ACID. When
nln.us hcid Is passed lHto an alcohonc
tolullon ot LItraie OF silver there occuI S
a sepsratIon OF crystals. These, the
authors MAINTAIN, are not fuImiL ating
snver, Lleblg stated, but nitrate of Sill
yer.
Herr c. Schneider, of Dresden, has
invsnted a dry gaivanic battery. 1t
consists OF two cy llnders, the larger one
OF copper and tie inner or smaller one
of smsles mated zinc. Both cylinders
are open NJ each end, and the space be-
tween them is filled with a mixture of
Plaster Of Paris aud q saturated solution
of chloride OF zinc containing z per
cent. of chloride of sodium.