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A Lucky I.oI.

Lucky T.of.
TIE MEN WHO HELD A FAIR Portion or THE CAP
TTsL PisTZE.
One-tfth OF ticket 6s.5Sq. OF the Louisiana State
Lottery Company, which drew The capital prize of
$500 in the drawing on Tuesday, held by Mr..
\. Z. Phelps. CLERK IN the ouce VI the city tyeaSu-
Ter Of Nevv Orleans
This gentleman was seen by j Times Democrat ro-
porter yesterday morning " HE aC su-,} IN
the pleasant business % eXchungir-. bit uI paper
for check for sl5.0"a Heseemel y no means ur-
duly excited over his gOod fortune, ana explained
with real or assumed norcht,ience thathe was IN
the habit Of handling large sums OF money.
"OlyOur oWns'
"Oh, no: Ia lay work in the t7edSurcrS Office"
quite adherence. laughed ~ friends ~ whoIn
he was accompanied, ':and yea need no, ~ put
ting on SO 1aUch or The sang rniI, To srvtk, tor
II ever man VAS nervous FOR Z whole IOryuouu You
are the one"
''Well, confess that dld turn I4f t,- about i've
minutes when compared The IEiIrtS GA the ticket
with those opposite tht caVs;;i prize. published
In The Times Den! OCTUj hut the shock bJd OtJu a.
ready broken 10 some extent. for when saw The
evening papers yes, erday, lad q strong iiupTes-
sion that the figures OF the tuJAy -ket were inc
Sahe as those ON Ole .i.d III = di."tfat tt ONE
went nome ana told my VIE taSAt MA
The ticket, bat she thought Was JoAiIs. IL was
only when | got 10 the ONCE this morning and
spelled the ngurvS over and over. one ~ one, that
1Succumoed entirely 10 Tie pleasant fItJ'
The conversation was here INTERRUPTED by the en-
trance OF the cashier with th. 'tSf uslv CfthsngS
unseen, that substance OF things hoped for check
for Sl5,GO. MI Phelps having surrendered the
tchet ANU receipt, rose Gl!itAy, and butionluS
bis coat, remarked that ne WAS in something Of !,
hurry, as he wished 10 pay 8 balance a little
property be had bought some time since, ana which
lad been lingering unpaid rather longer than he
liked on account of the late mixed condition of the
City finances, and then he wanted 10 get home 10
see his wife and children.
"Did you ever win anything III the lottery be-
force
"Yes: $40 once, and have had notion that
would catch II again sooner later. ana - nave.
Good day" Ana he folded the eaccl, ana dSg D.
peared with & brisk step in the direction OF the
Louisiana National Flank
Yesterday morning he Times Democrat reporter
had an interview with MIR. SacFriOte. who held
another One-fifth OF the same ticket Mir. SaCprro;e
stated that he had not played the lottery regularly.
but one day met man on EjrOnne street who Was
selling tickets. He bought One-tirh Of ticket and
i drew the prize, $4,000 EenrtO}nre he had been
doing odd jobs about the streets. AMI did not play
the lottery regulirly.-Nelc Orleans tLG.) Times
DeHlOcTut, Noe. ID
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81 Pennsylvania Avenue,

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
the best 20 ts JUSTH'S Old Stand knoxl for years
az the only place where 6rst-class SECONDHAND
can be sold at respectable prices Address
JUsTHs Old Stand, No. 61s D street between sth.ud
5th streets northwest
Ns6.-Noee ~ unaO promptly attendsdto -
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khOrrOrs OF the InQuiSitiOn.
The .sinqusitionn OF olden time inflicted horrible
torments on Its victims such as stretching them In
all kinds OF unreasonable shapes and breaking their
bones But these torrents were not much worse
than those which are experienced by peonle who
now suffer from muscular rheumatism Mr.. l. O.
Morgan, OF syracuse, was martyr 10 muscular
him well. Mention this 10 your friend who is tor
tured With rheumatism.
Hahn's Great Clearing Sale.
Gents hand-stitched button 81 worth $50
Gents hand-sIitched CATERS $3.50. worth So
Gents hand-stitehed boots s., worth s..
Gents fine calf shoes 50 35 worth $3.50
Ladies' hand-Stitched Button 81 -. worth s.
Ladies' hand-Stitched Button S. worth So IS
Ladies' hana-stitched Button $40. worth $3.50.
Ladies' Serytceable button. CSC, worth Sla5
Misses fine goat ana kid button 81 90. worth 80 81
Misses fine goat and Kid button, II so worth sl75
Misses nne goat and kid button 81 IS. worth 81 50
Boys and girls solid scnool shoes .5c worth a.
Many odds and ends at half price
slo sth street and 1922 Penn. avenue.
Because They Deserve II.
my patrons speak OF Benson's Capctne Porous
Plasters in the highest terms. ~ w. Atoood, Neto
York.
The Combination Of Ingredients
used In making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
as 10 give the best possible effect with safety They
are the best remedy in use for coughs, colds and
throat diseases
The "Rough On" Tooth Powder, elegant, l5c.
Why is the Orator sold 50 extensively and
always demanded by noted lnaD, Because IL : pure
roi sdle y! STvCtr> ana restaurants s,tu,th
Ruructt's Cocoaine
Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
SootheS the irlitated SCalO
Affords the richest iusirc.
Prevents the hair from falling OF
Promotes Its healthy, vigorous growth.
Wells Health Remover cures dyspepsia, impo-
tence.
J. NJ. Lar"q"e'S Ei,Her Of Caii.aya
HAS Tor more than half a century. been IN use by
all classes of people. and Endorsed 10y eminent ply
SlclanS as tie best tonic and invigorator eNtant
The weak the nervous. the dehilitatel all rni il
10 give new life. yfgor and happiness. Parricll-
larry lady medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
glSts. W. T. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore. sid. tu,th,s-6ln
''Rough on Corns, for corns. warts, bunions l5c.
acknowledgements Treatment
OF DISEASE.
Washington Office. 922k street northwest.
consultation Free. Can OF send Tor pamphlet.
u Dr. E. \. PARSONS u Co.
NaSaIGine cures Catarrl. for p cts I'M
Smokers try DR.. Carmans Dentalaid Wash
Or. Carman-s DenJalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath
LANDLORDS Perfume. Edena
LundbOrg,s Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose
Lundborg's Perfume. Alpine Violet
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
"AItierncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning.
and delivered irAhalf-pound award" prints, soc. per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese. ButuerInilh and sweet
MILK, &c. per quart, Cream l5c pint
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MKs- C. DONOVAN. OF 3t5 9Th avenue. New York.
VIII open at paTl0TS OF "iEe Arlington next Non
Will display an elegant assortment of dinner and
ball costumes especially imported fOr THIS occa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-15

J. ". BOTELER s SOS have china. glass and other
table furniture for lire for evening parties and
ceDtloDS
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If Y0U have sore throat. q cough. or cold. try
b. Fl. Douglass & Sons Cap,icUIn Cough Drops:
they are pleasant TO the taste, perfectly harmless,
and Will surely cure you
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"CARTER'S,"
I'll MARKET SPACE

Previous To REMOVING,
WE WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AND CARPETS AT PRIME COST
Commencing MONDAY, JANUARY 14TH
NOGoODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES.
Bleached Cottons.
Bleached Sheeting.
Black Cashmeres
Colored Cashneres.
Black Silks.
Coiored Silks
96 dozen Chdrens Full Regular Made Hose st Is cents
per pair
Is dozen ladies' Full Regular Made Hose at Is cents Der
pair.
1000 dozen Best Dress Buttons marked down to cents
Calicoes. Percales Table Linens
Napkins. Towels White SPREADS
Ladies' Cloth, Shawls Cloaks
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE AT PRIME COST
G. NJ TowsoN.
6se Pennsylvania Avenue (south side,,
3a4 near Center Market
HHE La FARCE
DECORATIVE ART co,
SSEAsT 17TH STREET,
North side Union Square. New York.
Contracts taken large small for
MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
Stained Glass Of Every Description.
Mosaic. Repousee. Wood Carvings. Embroideries and
Hangings, for either
Ecclesiastical or domestic Purposes,
And every kind Of Interior Decoration for Public or
Private Buildings.
Examples of Mr. La Farge's Work may be seen at
Trinity church Boston St. Thomas church. n. 7.
Memorial halt Hard Col The Brick church, N. Y.
Garfield Memorial at Williams College
And the following private residences
W. h Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt. n. 7.
Cyrus W. Field. s; J. Inden. n: \.
f. L AIues, Boston. n2A-s&tu52t
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ABOUT 7.35 O'Clock last evening. as Ellen Donn-
yaIi an old lady. crossing PennSy wanna
hue at f1th street northwest shn was knocked down
b car No 133 and bruised considerably. She was
taken TO her home on onto avenue, between 18th
and nth streets, by Officer Hathaway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-15

PHoTOGRAPHs-Every sitting taken by our In
Simultaneous process 100 Pa. ave. kets henethya
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LOCAL MENTION.
YEe Weather,

OFFICE OF TIE NEIEF NIGEAI. OFFICFE, I
WASHINGTON, D. g., Jan. i. 1SS4. So am
For the middle Atlantic states. local rains or
enOw followed by clearing weather, collier nOTtheriy
WINS, rising barometer on Wednesday fair
weather Is Indicated Ia tae middle aud south At
larcic states and the lower lake region with colder
Nes-Err.
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JOHN II. MITCHELL
9sl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

HOUSEKEEPING Linens, in al the best makea st low
prices-goods not found elsewhere. Damask Table
Cloths, ~ yds. square and mp to ~ yds by yds.
long, with Napkins to match. Prices from 60 to e25
per set.
Full I'd, wide Dsmask from sloo to g 50 per yard
new and SesutifSl Towels sapsIior stock ~ prices
sgna Monte Dsmask and Dice. very choices variety
Il shapes and d1eA a.
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che Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday. May agt. Smith: verdict SET aside and
renamed. Woodruff agt. National Shelf and File
Company: decree directed in behalf OF complainant
To bc submit; ed-OpniOn by Judge liagner. Austin
ar. District OF Columbia: Judgment Of special term
affirmed. BrinckerhOf. improvement in treating
ana curing heinorriOidS: petition diSinSSeG-opin-
ion by Chief Justice Cartier. George Fry ha.Jaas
corpus; gees over indefinitely. Hall agt. Inland
au! Seabo2rd CoasttnS Company; argued and sub
United.
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CITY ITEMS.
Horror OF the Unuuis

" nat u Difference. soto OF Roses a a
drop. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup . cents a bottle
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SECURITY FRoM Loss BIZ BURGLARY.
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CoNPANI
ofWashington.
In its own building,
CORNER 18th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter act of Congress January odd 1857
The Company rents Safes inside its Fire and Bursar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from IS to $50 per year
according to size and location Rooms and Desks i'd
joining vaults. provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK-
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES OF every descrip-
ton, Including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE, JEW
ELRY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE-KEEPISG on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. President
CHARLES {: GLOlEk, of Riggs Co, Vice President
JOHN CASSELS Treasurer
ALbEkr l. sTUkTEVANT, Secretary
eentMnin z. Snyder. Charles c. Glover.
John Casses, Henry A. Willard.
Albert L. Sturtevant Thomas EvxnA
John g. ParAe. dl
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THE largest opening OF real laceS ever displayed
In the city consisting Of GuclIesse and duchCsse
combined scarfs. bridal yeils shavs and f0unCes.
Real Spanish lace fOulCeS aL1 ScdrfS and other tx
9usite novelties In real laces 1Or the next three
days at u. Williams
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"2AE CONCORD HARNFss.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
LUTZ 4 BRO,
role AGENTS FOR the sale Of the Celebrated Concord
Hairless have hand large stock Of all kinds at low
prices Every genuine Concord Harness" and Concord
Conar Is stamped with makers name and trade mark.
Cnoice Selection Of Holiday Goods in Leather in
great variety at bottom pricea
LUTZ BRO,
olS l07 Pennsylvania Avenue
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PRrME SA1r-WArrn OYsrERs

Ffesh-opened. arrived daily from Norfolk, Cherry
stone, New York Linn Haven Bay.
Terrapin. CLAIMS wholesale and retail. Families sup
piled \. WHITE 4 CO.,
dl6-1m 621 street northwest.
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EoCIrY COVRT-.JJT0

EQUIrY COCRT-Ju9Qp .Idnps
Yesterday. Robinson agt Kurt: nr0 c0nfasSO
against all defendants granted. Steinecke agt.
MenGer; purchase released and resale Ordered.
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LADIES GOODS

i Aplhs USE WHITE CLOVER FACE POWDER
- as ~ II the best and entirely hnrrnlees
80 only 10y prussisa Pilce 25c, per box
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CITY AND DISTRICT

ARTIFICIAL EYES. Hempler's. optleian. 45s Pa. a
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The Combination Of Ingredient.

used In making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
as TO give the best possible effect with safety They
are the best remedy in use for coughs, colds and
throat diSaa,-aS
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MARRIAGE LIcENsES.-Marriagen licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to Harmon
edick and Susie Thomas; John Hands and Katie
A. Brown Joseph Lavender, of New York city. and
Mrs Annie l. Gibbs; Samuel Schlsinger Of VII
mlngtOn, Del, and LENA -, Of Toledo, Ohio.
MONEY to loan by b, H. Warner
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Because They Deserve II.
"My patrons speak OF BenSon's Capcine Porous
Plasters in the highest terns.'-N w. 4teoood, Neto
York.
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COLoRED RowDY.-George Price, colored, went
Into Sheas grocery and liquor store, corner OF Sd
and l. streets northwest, last night, ana raised a
row. After being ordered out several times he left
In few minutes he came back and tried to break
in the door, and when ordered away again he broke
up several barrels III front OF the store when OH
Ger Janifer came up and attempted TO arrest him.
While On the way to the station Price assaulted
the officer. He find IS for disorderly conduct
by Judge Smell to-day, and the assault case was
continued.
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The Trough On" Tooth Powder, elegant. I,c

Why is the orator sold 50 extensively and
always demanded by noted lnan, Because IL pure
fof sale oy grocerS ana restaurants s,tu,th
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SUDDEN DEATH ON THE STREET About 9:15
O'Clock this morning Mr.. Frank A. Baird dropped
On the pavement at the southeast corner OF Penn
sylvania avenue and eth street 1nSenSible. He was
picked up almost Immediately by a policeman and
some citizens and removed to Gilmans drug store,
near eth street, the Avenue. where restOratfveS
were administered, but he died In few minutes
lie was an electrician. employed at the Capitol; was
west.
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JOSEPH COOKS LECTCRES.-JOSeph Cook lectured
AT the Congregational church last night upon sihe
seven Modern Wonders OF the World" Mr. Cooks
seven wonders were as follows First, speed OF liz
tercommunicatiOn; second, the sel-reformatiOn OF
The hermit nations; third. the parallel advance OF
education and free government; fourth. the pros
pective moral confederation OF English-speak1ng
races, perhaps OF advanced nations; fifth, The
triumph OF Christianity; sixth, the current fulfill
nent OF the Biblical prophecies; seventh. the eStaD-
llSlinent OF scientific supernaturaliSm-the tri-
uInpn OF Christianity over !naterlaliStic doubt on
the On" hand and OF historic doubt on the other.
Tonight he Will lecture at the same place on the
subject Failures Of Unbelief."
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WASHINGTON Cattle MAEKET-it tho O1aans
town drove yards. on the Metropolitan BrIncn b.
q o. X. r.. three miles from the cIty Lewis D.
Means, proprietor, yesterday Isg head or cattle were
up and sold 10 butchers AT The following nr.ces:
B-st. from ot6A; good, from 5ta6: common and
interior, rom BUY sheep and lambs - ID: ODD
sheep sold &t from 4;6; lambs. from 5,65< cows
ana calves, from s30as65 per head. state OF the
market good
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SoftenS the hair when harsh and dry,
SootheS the irrirated Scal0.
Affords the richest luStrc
Prevents the hair from falling or
Promotes Its healthy vigorous growth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-15

The VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE-The VIRGINIA sono+o
yesterday refused to allow W. a. Turner coaiiIian
Isl, from Norfolk, to qualify. Turner Claims to
nave been elected to the senate at special election
heid on the 7th- The case was referred ia the com
mittee on elections A bin was Yesterday intrn.
duced IN tne senate for the apportionment OF the
s , Ior members OF Congress The state is enti-
OF the virginia legislature to investigate the West
ern iunatlc asylum poisoning case reached Stann-
ton, Va, yesterday s-' 49,
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fence 1872
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BUSINESS FAILURES IN ISS3-The Lumber of fail.
urtS IN the District OF Columbia during the year
lSs}. reported by Mr. Frank =. Madigan supertn-
fendent % the BradStreet Mercantile Agency of
THIS city, was II, involving nominal assets of
si979 actual assets 1852 CO., and general iIabili-
tes .353s&- The total number OF business failures
In the Aited States il lSSi-i0.2g9-Shows a large
Increase net only over 1882, but Us compared with
those OF any preceding year, with the exception OF
1873 This exhibit IS less startling, however when
more closely examined The number OF legitimate
trading coac@Ta3 recorded In the Bradstreet agency
al present aggregates COM pared with but 54S sO
n lS'3, u gain Of 290,6i6 in ten years
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SPECIAL SAIsg--There viii be a large ana aftrac-
i've sale OF diamonds. gold and silver watches. and
VSntr le@eiry. at the stleSroOGs OF Walter r. VII
!Lns Co., corner of 10th aIi d streets, this even
lug 90 I'D 0cioch- Those wishing bargains should
not fall 10 attend
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
Seffen5 Sebaneiina.

Vet er NO9et, JON faIber at fig ieIu, at life ollie
9elte bSr tOores %l9eban, tbi beres alber er 10 forffieQio,
% laa er bet o9aa meo Oeres Spnftitution; besuSen tom.
nmr Get 10 o9laa me9et getra9tnins, bpab grbeibe Setter
Slor. Dette er %imibIertiO ct bcnipn, Der meget lieIben taoes,
oa, ON emo en- 9elt bar en- "Setez9totur", tan ben boo
lite taaIe alt, o9 lite iaa faa at De Sp9oomme, ben er
aolaf Tor, ltrIuer Jig ira 6eIsreb Gobrinssn.
Der er noSIe a~Iminoei9e 0tesIer for, buOrIeocs man
ital inbrette fla:
SruS aIOrt9 baarIist So; BET er piitnot faa, at Bet Ell
olllIsere enO 9oOt So, tbi enten fiOber Ou bet biQigt, eQer
Sn maa iGIse oct biutst; men iObrer On bine 6site
cerHeO, tom bet blipe Dig 6yrt NOT; tbi baarIist so er
Hooen til ftere Sp9oomme. Oct Sanme ct OsIaa Gil,
tGISet meo nsieIt GOru, JON er musgent eaer ipOleret pa
onosn Wsaaoe; bet tan gierne bra9e efter fla SnfaumatiOn
eler Sub pgbOmme,
6or samIe Iosie CT 6afteIie bebre emo So; De tpg9er
ben beore o9 ~iorbOier ben bebre. 9atfeIie o9 Sapre er nas
~turliSpis Sobt Sober for enbusr 9eit, men for be samle
ber Dapren males, bog lite fin, men iaaIeoes at ben er
fnuit.
Ser san6et ct life So eur gras tilitrqtfeli8t for
Ell 9eit, Der 9isr orOentIi9t Da9s,ArbeiOe. Der maa osiaa
ct euer anOet SIags &Ornsgarsr til; ON SOmueren bsllt
9aure, on 8intereu, iiGr noar bet er foiot, Ntais.
6or en- Si9res eler 9ti6esSsit CT en- Bed Dapre % Is
Pnnb 9obt, ~uclbirget so en- pasienOe Station for ct 8p8n.
Gr 9Oet futigt pou glertns, ba faar mau sipe Iiot mere
5apre. arbeiossDeite, Der 9ipr en- tuns 8a9ss@ieruius,
maa erboloe nosct mere, liar ON be er fore og grouuorue.
Stu0tter man SaItsYanb paa gget, cher 6eIten oct
meb ltpre appetit; bet CT tiIige ianOt. Gr 9eet fuIot af
Steu, bG boz / etbuert GiIfRIOe 9oet puuituattsS 9anb, tN
Hyper StpDet Omtring, mebsns Soften iPiisr, tOmnler bet
bens guussr Og forGariager "beaoes".
Der bra9es ~iOrItiellt9e Sla8S ~iaataIOte Conditio Pow,
ders Der 2onOet, og 0&an9e mener, at bet ngbUen6isuis
maa siues 6eite EN- Gang i~uleleu, men bette er aloeles
in8en gtpOuenOt8btO; faar 9eten ct soot iOritau6i9t Stsl,
"a ct bet gIt, iom bebOUes. 6tnoer man, ct ben ituIOe
trGuge til en- IOere Offering en- Gang ineasut, tan man
blaube IiOt Aite % SaIt iangnen meO t9aureu, bet er iau
9obt Condition Powder, iOm bsbsUs8. Mr.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06

@n q~etins2tn6 itaI ifoI9e p~uaIibIist ll6iagn Baue Ia9t
POI 2Gg paa POS pna bueranbre ieIssnOe 8a9e.
Spns, iOm logger, itaI lite 6uue 8a8Ier, iom itaar
bgit oppe be foretrGtter at bape Dem Iauere neo, og fiber
belsre pua en- ioobun ,unb 8aseI euO paa en- &asie suer
noaet anbet gi9nenbe. SAB life BEN ene gnseI pare Iige
unOer ben unben.
- Uaan tan bOIbe SmOr friitt % fuft ue6 at iette
bet, unoer en- M rem glomfers4otte, ion fprit er uabitet
sobt. Oct pil paa ben Mtao6e bOIbe fig IigeIaa9oOt, JON
ON set bau6e itaaet paa S.. MeIt Bol0er fig meget IGn9ere
isO ct 9ers5ab END ct SIit6ab.
- Roar man piI paife lllotsi, Grgier, Stremper %
besIioe, bebSper man life uarmt ganb. Man opIoier SODA
/ tolot gan6, taser ri8eLigt Saape SO6aluben og piter
bet til bet Hummer, buiItet i~elufel9eIi9 ta9er IGnsere GiO,
emo naar man 6euptter uaru1t Sano, men iaa bIioer til
G~iengiaIb o9iau Gpet, iOm 9nioes 9obt, msget bIsoere o9
~iHuttsre.
- Mo6 be paa bcnne 90 iaa a~IminbeIise Sy9oonnme
G6oIerine, 0iurrboe O9 0pienterp, anbefaIes feIgenbe GItos
BEL: Gag ligemeget al Gtucture at Cayenne Pebber,
@sience of geppermiut o9 GaupbsrsS piritus, butIfet rpitcs
aobt. 0tau BGlber fra Is til 20 0raaber berat / Sors
boIb til gQberen os SygbOmuens {~Defisbeb, Iibt toIbt
gan6 ps britfer set; bette 9ientages buert l5be Ueinut eler
iaa Omtrent, inStil SpsbOmmeu siuer fig.
- SGlesSgist suauer ofe, fornemmeli9 parmt 9eir.
Subeu Of Soften, Os ba ct BET sObt at baue Roset peS
6aanOen at imore berpaa. Ser er en- Spitrift paa en- iau:
Dan SNlpItllt. Sptpo y SluNDlASL OulhG l IL YulU pun
9ItoboI, os itrps Bet peb 9iGIp al en- 6iGr pau Bet iuurebe
Steb, iuainart SaIesGeiet ct tasst of; bette gientu9es
Morqen % often. 0ette sr ct iaa 9obt Mibbel MOB Sub:
Saar bog 5eite, at bet buroe fubes enbuer StaIO.
Wian fan ifaife Gre en- rem Tort 6arpe pe6 folsen6t
Mi66eI: 5GIO 4 Quarts fOssnoe gaub pper 2 llnSer fin:
malet Extract of logwood; nuar SpIe8ningen er ~foresaaet
ba tilIat l 0radmma guilt chromate of potassium, os rpl
sobt ON. Geb Here @an9e at beitrpse SrG msb beune Sp:
Issu,uo hliuer net al0Les fort
SauremelsGbe CT en- COB Drift for ipase os ipse:
Iioe 8erioner, ba ben banbe n9rer % forfriter. Gag 3
SpileItser Mel og en- 6Ipbe Salt; opIps bette meb Iio
foIbt 8anb. 9GIb iaa berpaa l Quart tOsenbe SanO, oC
rsr bet aoot ON. SAB iaa beune Sbe itna title Ell Stunb,
ga brit BEN tplo euer paru. Oenue Grif er oqiaa for:
trinIia for Rolf, iom arbeiOer en- parm Dag ube pa Wtar:
fen. SO niinbre Salt, beitO bebre.
8otetessgoler tiqaues paa ~fsl9enbe Maa6e: Stef
8 foote 8oteter; bau beri en- Smsr. Slump al ct 2ggs Stor:
rsIle, 2 SpiieIfeer MeIt O9 Iibt Salt. Jtpr usI ON; ri
benz MI after en- SGpninS at 9@g us SrebsarGmuler, oe
fog benz beot 5ebt easr its benz StessOunsn.