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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-20
THE NORRIS MURDER.
No New Developments Of This Start.
ling Crime-The Three Men Arrested
on Suspicion Still liz Jail-The Com
missiOners Considering the Advisa.
bility Of Adding to the Reward.

bility Of Adding to the Reward.
There is nothing startlingly new in
the Morris murder case. The man
who called at the stable in ketchum
as Mr.. Morris was getting his horse,
and shouted to the hostler: "ieIlo,
boy, what are you doing?" is known.
1t was Ed. Hicks, a well-known
miner, who frequently takes contracts
to do mine work. He Is all honorable
man, who would not even be suspected
of doing any dirty work. He is in
the habit Of staying up late, and walk
ing about by himself, but is quite reg
ular in his habits.
At the Coroner's inquest, held in
ketchum last Sunday, Richard West,
a restaurant-keeper, testified that Aron
Morris came in between half-past IL
o'clock and midnight, to get his SUI =
per. Mr.. Morris asked Mr.. West if
he had $40 greenback. The latter
said no, but gave Mr.. Morris a $50
gold piece in exchange for a $40 gold
piece and $40 in silver Mr. Morris
had more silver about his person.
No silver was found on Mr.. Nor
ris, we believe, except so cents in
change.--Ep.
The three men in the county Jail
on suspicion of participation in the
crime, will not have all examination
for couple of days, and it is no,
known whether the hearing will take
place in ketchum or Haley. They
are kept locked up in separate cells
and have not spoken to or seen eacl
other since they were brought to the
county Jail.
Hatton is from Shoshone, where his
parents and two sisters reside. One
Of the latter is married, and the Other
is an estlmable young lady. The pa
rents are also respectable.
No efforts have been made tc
'worL" the prisoners, the evidence
against them being quite strong, anc
the officials being DESTROYS OF having
all three punished to the full extent o.
the law.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-20
Boys SHIFTS at Werthheilner's.

Several cases of boys suits, of the
latest and nobbiest styles. just opened
at Werthheimer's, in Bullion Block.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-20
Something Every Lady Wants.

f. A. White has just received a
stock of Improved Novelty Folding
Tables, which he is just giving away
for $3.50, spot cash. His order was
duplicated by mistake, so that he is
compelled to sell at cost, for account
OF the manufacturers.
These little tables are rapidly COM
ing into favor. They are just the
thing for the sick-room, the sewing.
room, picnics, gardens, card parties
ETC., as they can be put out of the way
when not wanted.
Remember the price: only, $3.50.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-20
Died.

HAIGHr- In Bellevue at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Of Inflammation of the bowels, the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hae ht-sgsd about two
months.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-20
THE MATTER BEFORE THE COMMITS
SIONERS.


When the Board of Equalization
met, this morning r. E. Picotte ap-
peared and asked the Board to com
ply with the request formulated at the
meeting of business men, last Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. Morrill, did not know of any law
authorizing the Commissioners to offer
reward, and the people seemed to
demand such strict complia nee with
the law that he did not know how to
act in the premises. He instanced
the report of the last grand jury, which
censured the Commissioners for tech
nical violations of law, although he,
speaking for himself and the Board,
could conscientiously say that they
had always done the best they could
for the county, and had not done a
thing in their official capacity that they
would not do over again, under the
same circumstances.
Mr.. Pcotte said that while there
might not be an express provision OF
law covering this case in the Statutes
of Idaho or of any State, yet rewards
in such cases had been repeatedly Of
fered 10y County Commissioners, and
the propriety of SO doing had never
been successfully attacked. Governor
Bum, upon being notified of the re-
quest of the business men, had prompt
" offered a reward of $1,000. If the
! Commissioners did the same, he be.
lieved that their action would be gen
orally approved.
Mr.. Van Setback asked if it was no.
the custom for Commissioners to give
less than-say about half-the amoun
offered by State or Territory
Mr.. Picotte replied that such wa
sometimes the case, ana lntlmatet
that even $500 would be acceptable.
Mr.. Morrill, said that, in the absence
of their colleague, he and Mr.. Val
Schaick wished to proceed with al
possible caution. They would there
fore think the matter over, and an
nounce their decision this afternoon
In the meantime they would endeavo
to obtain all the light possible or tn
question, with the view of doing tn
best they could.
The Board will meet again to mo,
row, when its decision will be mad
, known.-ED
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RELIGIOUS.
nEiIgIoUs-srKyIU WILL BE EBri

IL in the following churches tomorrow. In
tno morning at 1882 I'm the ever ming AT 7i1
sunday school at las y. IN. When the hour l.
different Il Is specially noted.
OLIvET BAPTIST CHuRCH-l. NJ. &. A. Rooms,
Rev. NJ. frayne. sunday school AT , a m. At
! y, m. Missionary meeting OF the SAT- 'ath
school. Address by Rev J. Max lIark, psstOr
OF No. avian church.
SECOND Nv. CHURCH ng)-Mulberry street
above orange. l.. ". NOrInun, pastor sun
DAY school at l;l5 n IN. PRAYER ani class on
tuesday and Thur-day evenings at 1:E, sharp.
VEST MIssIOS-Rev. WIN. PowIck, pastor
The Reformed Mennonitos will have preach
ing in the Academy IlaII, ut Chestnut Level +,
on sunday the 2Dth. at I'D u. IN
ST. LUKE's REF RMBD CHURCH Marietta ave.
nue. Rev: VIM b. Lichlitor, pastor. sunday
school ats a. IN.
Sr PAuLs kEPoRNED-Rev. II. shumakcr,
ID. -. sunday school ut 9l5 u. m No evening
service.
UNITED BKBruRsS IN CHRIST COVENANT -
S0pnSp w mest saIS,nt 3TShiS ev any oTSry
Sunday school AT Q IS. Preaching by Rev. II.
Il. Dohncr, of Mountville.
PRESBYTERIAN CHArEL-NO morning service.
Preaching In the evening by Rev. \. Mitchell,
ID, ID.
FIRST REFORMED CHURoH-Rev. J. 4. Peters.
Sunday school at . IA. IN.
MoRAyIAs-Isev. J. Max HaTk, pastor. Sun.
day school ut A IN. Litany and Sermon. No
evening service.
GRACE LUTHERAN-Sorth Queen. Rev. &.
Elvin honpt sunday school at "a. IN. Even.
ing service ut y IN.
PRRsBYTRRIA J. Y. Mitchell, -. ID.
pastor. No evening service
fRsT NJ. h. CEURCH.-Rey. J. L. SatChcIl.
pastor. sunday school at . a. IN. At G:l6 y. III
Rev. j. DickCrson, presiding elder. No prayer
meeting ON "Wednesday evening.
ST. PAUL's NJ E.-Rev. George Gaul, A. NJ.
pastor. sunday school at H. IN. Preach
| ing In the morning by presiding elder, Rev
ST. JoHs's LUTHERAN -llcv. Sylvanus Stall.
sunday school AT Ia m. No evening service.
GorwALD MISSION sunday school at 2p. m
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LOYAL PRIDE.

The success OF y Onaritaole Appeal.
San Francisco Post
Ono Of the most singular traits of our
common humanity ia the fact that no
matter how arotically indifferent the
citizen OF particular locality may be to his
neighbors while at home, he no sooner
becomes q traveller than his local pride
sticks out like the pegs on hat rack, and
at q minutes notice.
Tho other morning, while the east bound
overland was stopping at Council Bluffs,
man suddenly climbed in one of the
Pullman oars, and exclaimed, in an anxious
voice
els there Southern man aboard ?"
"There is, sab. From Nothe Carliny,
sab w responded a gentleman attired in
black suit, velvet vest and leg boots, those
ante bellum landmarks Of the sunny
South.
Then appeal to you to aid case of
real distress" said the stranger. | give
dollar myself" and he dropped dollar
into his own hat.
"I'm from Florida, sah," said thin
man, further along, I" and make it two
dollars"
"If there's anybody here from Wiscon-
SIM" said a stout looking party in jeans,
suppose We subscribe three dollars
apiece ?'
Z" It's go ~ shouted fellow citizen to
the last speaker, pulling out his pocket
book.
"New Yolk says i've dollars" snapped
out stylish looking young fellow, Tipping
a-goid piece down the aisle.
So does Massachusetts" coolly chimed
in Boston man, dropping a greenback
into the delighted collectors hat,
Gentlemen" quietly announced d
solid looking passenger, "the Keystone
state pities the starving family, OF what.
ever 1t is, just ten dollars" aud he counted
out the coin.
Illinois goes that one better" ard {
traveller with a "wheat futures look
fished out three fives.
just pass this up, please" said a st
Louis pork packer, handing the Chicago
man twenty with grim smile.
The poor widow catches Utah for
twenty five dollars." said another mau
amid general smile.
"fut Wyoming down for thirty" aud
big cattle raiser began unwrapping his
wallet.
"The Silver state says thirty. i've"
shouted big fellow with sack ot speci
mems, who bad been unstrapping his money
belt.
'If the returns are all in," linally said a
man with big felt hat and nugget
breastpin, as he stood up aud looked
around calmly, ~ should like to ask il
there is another Californian present"
There was no response.
"All right" said the gentleman from
the Comstock. "Theu I'll subscribe for
him. Here's $100 from the Sunset state !"
and he dumped the gold into the already
heavily weighed hat, just as the whistle
blew and the collector started for the door
"Who did you say all that money was
for?" shouted several, as the train slowly
pulled out"
"What for? Why for beer - yelled the
man with the hat, and at the same moment
about dozen more old buns and trampt
crawled out from under fla. car ant
executed wild scalp dance Of joy as th,
train disappeared around tho curve.
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LETTER rROM a wELi.-K Suws NEW
YORK AUUTiUNEEs.

TIC us EAST lIrB STREET,
NEW YORK, May Is, lSs5.
have been troubled with an Irritation OF
the Throat and u Cough TOR some tlme. am
also martyr To Dyspepsia. by the advice OF
a very learned physician applied two ALL
COCKS POROUS PLAsTKRs To my chest, and one
ON the pit OF my stomach. In the three days
my Cough was cured and my Throat was well.
have now worn the plastcrs two weeks and
my appetite and digestion have much i'm
proved. am confident that In another week
my Dyspepsia will be entirely removed. l
have never usod so pleasant and agreeable
remedy in my life.
THOS. MATHEWS.
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THOUSANDS say SO.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes: 81
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Bitters To my customers, they give entire sat
isiaction and are rapid sellers" Electric
Bitters are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kidney and
ulate the bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will save hundreds ot
dollars In doctors bills every year. Sold a.
| ftty cents a bottle by II u. Cochran. druggist.
Nos. l37 and l3l North Queen street, Lancaster,
| Pa fN
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clad TO Hear It.

'.tor several months l endured dull pain
through my lungs and shoulders; lost my
spirits, appetite and color, and could with dif.
ticulty remain from my bed. My present
healthiul condition Is due To Burd0ck Blood
BHters." Mrs. y. 4. Hall, BiDghamton, \. I.
For sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist, ljl and
| North Queen street.
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Mr. George Dodge speaas.

This gentleman lives I'm Emporium, Pa. and
says, lone OF my men, sam Lewis, while
working I'm the woods spraincd his am le 40
bad he could hardly hobble to the house. Used
IhOntds' Eciectric Oh and was ready for work
the next morning. l have never get seen SO
good n medicine" FOR sslGhyfT. 4 Cochran,
druggist, l37 and LIZ North Queen street, Ian
caster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-19
DO You believe It.

That In this town there are scores of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
plaint, Constipation, when tor 75c wewill sell
them Shilohs NitaliZer, guaranteed To cure
them. sold by II. u. Cochran, druggist, Nos.
81 and l39 North Queen street ieb7-eod2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-19

HUsr's kidney and Liverl RENEoY is no
4" hit or miss" compound or old woman's mix.
ture. II Is prepared by a scientific pharmacist
with full knowledge OF the powers and vir.
tues OF each ingredient In the ASS OF diseases
which II cures. lti purely vegetable and can
not harm the youngest Child or tho most
feeble invalid. jylSlwdcod&w
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sS-Tbe Voice "f the People No family dyes
were ever so popular ~ the Diamond Dyes.
They never tail. The Black is far superior TO
lOgwoOd. The other COlors are brilliant
Wells. Richardson ~ Co, burlington. W.
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IInE MOST UomMDN ssAr UE UAHoEn

fhE MOST OomMDN SEAT OF OANOEk
l. Is on tho margin OF the lower lip, Here Al
Is nrst noticed, either as an excoristion or
hssuro with thickencd edges, running across
the lip from before backwards or as h hyper.
trophy OF line OF papillC along tho margin
OF the mucous membrane, close mp 10 the
skin. Cancers ana tumors cured without
pain, or using the knife by
II. ID, LoNGAKER, M. ID.
Oniee-l3 East Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultauonire iree' tyl7-StdSw
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS sDIORDEREDf
"Kiduey-Wort brought me from my grave,
as II were, after had been given up by Is best
doctors In Detroit"
NJ, ". DEvERAux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.
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"AllcOck's" Is the only genuine Porous
Plaster; all other so-called Porous Plasters
are limitations.
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fRApE HOTEL-LA&ER BEER AND
VI Excelsior Saratoga Water on DrauRht
Henry Rahter, proprietor OF the Grape Hotel
~ and "a North Queen street, has remodeled
the barroom, erected flrstclass Reirigerators
ana has now on draught Charles Class's eel,
ebrated philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which he is sole agent I'm this city. Also, sAR.
AToGA WATER from the famous Excolsior
springs, saratoga. N. Y. iull assortment OF
'ho purest Wines and Liquors ON sale.
m27-3md
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ARR YOUR NkRvEs wEAk

Kidney. Wort cured me from nervous weak
ness, &c. after had not expected to live
Mrs. NJ. NJ. u. Goodwin, Ed. Chrisiidn Monitor
Cleveland, Onto.
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kidnCy.Mort made mo sound in liver an
Kidneys alter years of ofunsuCccsstul dOctorinl
Its worth tlO a bOX."-SauIl Hodges, william
town, West Va
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Is YOUR BACK LAME AND ACHING

ktdncy.w Wort cured me oi Chronic liN,
Diseases after prayed To ,lie."-llCnry war
late Col. 69th Nat, Guarl, n. l.
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HAVE Won II\ER COMPLAINT

kidney-w Ort is the most successful remedy
have ever used. Gives almost Immediate tc-
nct"-Dr. Phillip L, Ballou, MOnkton, VI
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HAVE you KIDNEY DIsEAsEr

Kidnev.Wort q bOttle) cured mo when
was so lame had to roll out of bod"
L. Nj. Talmage, Muwau &oe, Wis.
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uAvEyou BRIGnr's DISEASE
SUFFERING PROM DIABETES

" kidney-Wort cured mo when my wat,
WIS just ike chalk and then Ike blood"
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
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I CORY FkUM NONE. nUT TAKE THE
i lead and sell the best &c. Cigar in the city,
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR:
STORE.
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ARE YOU CONsTIpATFpr

AhE 1Ot NoNSllt
kidney wort causes easy evacuation and
,urCd me after 10 years nso ot other medicine"
Nelson kairChilu, ST. Albans, VI
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N EDIOAL.
CA,N BEALrH AND sAPPisEss.
uOwi
DO AS OTHERS HAVE DONE.


DO AS OTHERS HAVE DONE,
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DIORpERED
"kiduey-W ort brought me from my grave, |
rs It were, after had been given up by ~ best |
Nj, ". DEvERAux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.
ARE YOUR NERVES WEAK
kidney.w ort cured me from nervous weak. |
ness, sc, after had not expected to liNe."-
NJ rs. NJ. Nj. u. GOODWIN, Ed. Cnrisiidn MonuOr
Cleveland, ONO.
uAvEYou BRienr's DISEASE
kidney-Wort cured mo when my water
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
SUFFERING FROM DIABETES
kidney-w ort is the most successful remedy
I have ever used. Gives almost Immediate ro-
lici"-pr. Phillip Z. Ballou, Monkton, VI
HAVE you LIVER COMPLAINT
ktdney.Wort cured me oi chronic Liver
Diseases after prayed to die'-llcnrY Wnru,
late Col. 60th Nat, Guard, N \.
Is YOUR BACK LAME AND ACuINGf
Kidnev.wort q Oottle) cured mo when l
was so lame had to roll out OF bod" ,,,
Z. NJ. T,lmage, milwaukee,, Wis.
HAVE you KIDNEY DIsEAsEf
kidnCy.N ort made mo sound In liver and
Kidneys alter years ofunsucccssiul dnctorins.
Its worth tl0a DOX."-Sauil Hodges, Williams.
town, West Va
AXE YOU IONSI1PATEDT :
Kidney wort causes easy evacuation anu
cured me after 10 years nso ot other medicine"
Nelson fairChilu, St. AlOans, VT
HAvEYOU MALARIA
"hidney.wort has done better than any
other remedy have ever used In my prac-
t,ce."-Dr. L.. II. Clark. south Hero, VI.
ARE you BILIousr
kidney-WOr has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. j. 4. galloway, NIX Fiat oregon.
AXE you TORMESTED WITH PILESf
"kidney-WOrt permanently cured me OF
bleeding piles. Dr. W. &. Kline recommended
it to me.''-GeO. IL. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank,
MyCrstown, Pa
ARE you RHEUMATISM RhCkED
kidncy.WOrt cured me after was given
up to die by physicians and nad suffered 81
years,"-Elbridge MalComO, West Bath, Me.
LADIES. ARE you SUFFERING
blcs of several years standing. Many friends
use and praise iL"--Mrs IL. LamoruauX, Isle
La Motto, VI
If you would Danish Disease and Gain Health
take
KIDNEY-WORT,
THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
deC5-eodSw
JvIDSEN-wOKr FOX SALE AT UOUb
IN ian's Drug store, NO. l37 and l59 Nortt
Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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HAVE You MALARIA
"hiineY-WOrt has done better than any
other remedy l have ever used In my prac
tNCe."-Dr. H. II. Clark. south Hero, VI
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ARE you TORMESTED WITH PILESf
"kiduey-Wort permanently cured me oi
~ U'to 10 me ,~t;so , H. Horst N CASHIER N. Eank
MyCrstown, Pa
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Kidney wort has done me more good TN
any other rumcdy | have ever taken"
Mrs. J. 4. Galloway, NIX Fiat, oregon
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LADIES, ARE you SUFFERING
Kiduey-wort cured me OF peculiar tTou.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise iL"-Mrs. IA. LamOrUNuX, Isle
La Motto, VT
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ARE You RHEUMATISM RACkEDf
kidncy-WOrt cured me after | was givct
up to die by physicians and mai suffered y
years,"-Elbridge MalcomO, West Bath, Me.
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American Omeers in E~rnt.
[Gsn. Stone in Joarsat Military Service Lasisfion Of
the United States tFssne.lI

[Gsn- Stone IN Joarat Military Service Lassitfi0n Of
the United states tJigselI
In 1s69-7O, Khedivc Ismail. after the de-
parturc of the French Mission, invited into his
service number of American officers. who, far
from forming an American Mission, became
in fact and deed according to their grades, Off
GERS of the Egyptian Army, and as sueh could
exercise command as well as give instruction.
They we're sworn 70 render faithful service TO
the Khedive Of Egypt and DO all in their power
to maintain his throne; to fight against all his
enemies or opposers whomsover. excepting that
hey c0ald not Be repaired 10 make irar against TIA
United States Of 4msTica.
This gave them a different position from tho
officers OF European States serving IN the Egypt
ian Army, and increased their proper influence
with the Egyptian officers and authorities.
Moreover, no change Of European politics could
possibly touch the interests of Americans in
the Egyptian service to render them antago-
nistic to Egypt. and. therefore, they could be
safely consulted ON points where European
officers could not be safely approached
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Attention is called TO the advertisement on
another page of a very highly commended food
for infants and inYalids. A treatise will be
sent free To any applicant by the Anglo-swiss
Condensed BLK CO., Sc Hudson ST., New York
City, or it can be had at drugstores generally.
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Thin People, Wells Health Renewer,p re-
stores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, &C. 81.
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Ladies who would retain freshness and vi
vacity, Don't fail to try Wells Health Re-
newer
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'Buchu- paiba," Great Kidney and Urinary
cure.
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Shopping by Wall.

SAWS MONTY, TINE AND TRoUBLE-How TO
DO IT.
Every lady knows that correct styles and the
newest fabrics are more difficult to obtain in small
cities and towns than in Philadelphia and New
York, where the great dry goods establishments
are Offering tempting bargains every day With
view, therefore, 10 supplying the wants OF
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millinery, dress goods trimmings gloves carpets
and al goods intended for personal wear or house
hold use. for all who may intrust her with their
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Samples Of fabrics viii be furnished on request
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TIoxAL TgIgErNE
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"Rough on cOrns,7 for corns, Bunions. l5e.
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Mrs. ALICE GRAy.

I'VE take pleasure In saying that Mrs. Gray is
known 10 as 10 be lady of exquisite taste and
good judgment in matters pertaining 10 dress and
the household. and is entirely Trustworthy. We
commend her with the greatest confidence TO ALL
PROPRIETOR NATIONAL THnsuSEl
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-07-10

Rough on Toothache.1 instant relief l5c.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-07-10
BAGGISG GRAPES.

We cannot boast of having any personal ex-
perience with bagging grapes as preventive
of rot in the berry, but we intend to try it
this season. We have seen so many favorable
statements from those who have adopted the
plan that we feel warranted III urging those of
our readers who have bearing grape vines to
try it, if only on a few clusters. Manila paper
bags, such as are used by groeers or calico bags
made large enough to hold quart, VIII answer
the purpose. The best time to cover the bunch
is just after the berries have well set on the
bunch; slip the bag over the bunch you wish
to preserve, and keep it there until the grapes
are ripe