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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
prTH. AND POINT.

--Oleomargerine is in such common
ase nowadays that married man can
now sit down and enjoy agood square
meal without any but r.-Cart Pret'
@eIsQHeesIh l9sdyiig ana baa ~
+ Sl-As q man who makes hats is hat
ter, and an individual who makes vats
aivatter, you should never be lost fora
reply when any one asks youwhats the
matter. Tell him that it's a manyhc
makes mats. y,tapg y.o
"A now pootess from the West re-
marks: "If love you give, no more In
ask.P' 1t is believed she has fortune
of her own or else she is imposing on
some person of very limited experience
NJ y Graphic. ...,.j
Six Philadelphia brothers, name oi
Smith, lived to celebrate their six gold
en- weddings. There appears TO be 9
toughness in Philadelphians that mar
ried men in other parts of the country
never seem to possess, 7-;Lloa'scslH
C0uTier-Jou7RdL, fIu ....,,.,.., ,'..
a ''societyp journal describes slow
neck dresses for dinner.' Such dresses
may be palatable If they are well cooked
and have a rich gravy poured over
them; but we should as soon think oi
recommending pigeon-tail coats on
toastfor breakfast, ,-NorriStotcn Herald.
AT the annual dinner of Sorosis in
New York, Mrs. Croly, the President,
in offering the toast, "The Women Mar.
tyrs,n said that "the martyrdom oi
woman was an unspoken agony" Any.
thing ''unspeakable' must be great
agony to woman, that's fact.-M. Y.
Times. .8e
IA wise man takes the trouble to in
form us, in very excellent article,
that sin the seventeenth century on the
continent, boots were never worn with.
out spurs" And we can inform him
that in tha nineteenth century, on this
continent, spurs are never worn with
out boots. ~ Huntington HaWkeye.
"A gay and festive party of fox.
hunters, decorated with rosettes and
sashes, rode tn ough Norw.ch's Main
street yesterday morning, led by a
bugler. The club went over into the
town of Franklin, where one squad
mistook an Aldcrney calf for fox and
bagged it in splendid shape. Hartford
Post.
--"How do you like the squash pie,
Alfredo" asked young wife Of her
husband few days after marriage.
"Ncll, it is pretty good, but"
But what? / suppose you started to
say that it isn't as good as your mother
makes " "Well, yes, / did intend Ia
say that, but" "Well, Alfred, your
mother made that very pie, and sent il
to mo Brooklyn Eagle.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
The story Of King Midas.

A great many years ago there lived a
very rich King. But he wanted all the
time to be getting richer. 1t took him
many weeks just to count his gold
pieces. No matter how much he had,
he wanted more.
One day, when he was counting his
gold and looking very sad, stranger
appeared before him. "Why do you
look so sad?" asked the stranger. The
King answered.: "0h, If l could only
turn everything / touch to gold!"
Nowthe stranger had wonderful
power which he could give the King.
So he said: From tomorrow. every.
thing you touch shall become gold"
That night the King could hardly
sleep for JOY. In the morning he raised
his purple robe to place it on his shoul-
ders. Instantly every thread was 0
golden thread. He sat down to faster
his sandals. In twinkling the chail
in which he sat became golden. His
sandals, too, the instant he touched
them changed to pure gold.
When he went for his morning walk,
every flower became golden flower
The path, and even the grass that hi
trod on, became gold.
But even King will get hungry. 81
Midas went back to the palace for hi
breakfast He asked for water. A
glass was given him; the moment HI
put it TO his lips it turned to gold. Tht
poor King could not drink gold. AL
the money in the world could not buy
him drink of water.
He sat down to eat. But ever,
mouthful became gold the moment b,
put it to his lips. So he could ca
nothing. With all his gold he wouiC
yet have to starye to death.
Then the stranger again appeared
The King, with tears in his eyes, begge'
him to take away the touch that turnet
everything to gold.
"Are you not happy, King Midas9
asked the stranger.
~ am most miserable" groaned tn
King. ~ beg you take away this hate
full touch.
Then the stranger told the King +
bathe in stream near by, and tn
golden touch would leave him.
Midas lost no time in obeying. Th
water washed away the golden touch
He was happier King than he ha
been before. Our Little Ones.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

blinds were all closed in the Iady'A
room, and she could not see Kena,
Jane and the'rest of them rushing wild
ly around erllosb Neddy. By and by
she got ready to go, called Neddy, who
had been very happy making mud pies,
and they went home. -
/ assure you no one could have been
more surprised at the exitement be had
created than Neddy,himself; and am
inclined to believe he thoughtful rather
a,good joke, too. Asfor his, papa and
Jane and Kena, they were all SO glad.to
find him safe that they readily forgava
him for being SO, careless, and Kena
sealed her forgiveness by Immediately
making him an apple turnover
1t was some time after, that before the
excitement leoncerpibg Naddy's mys.
terious disappearance died away. In.
deed, the very ncxt day the morning
paper had half a column devoted to the
affair, and headed '.Child Lostl'
That. night, before Neddy went to
bed, his mamma took him on her lap
and explained, to- him how all this
trouble and anxiety had been the result
of his thoughtlessness in not asking
Jane If he could 90. And as the brown,
curly head was laid upon his pillow
and mammals good-night kiss wns on
his lips, he resolved neyerto beyso care
less again, and you may be sure he
really meant to try to, do right. Mrs
W. T. Arnold, IN CATi%ian Union.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
Elder Ducks.

In very cold country far away in
the Northern Ocean-Iseland it is called
there are thousands OF these beauti
full birds. Wherever you step, you fine
one.
You think they would not like to stay
where the rivers are always frozen, anc
snow is on the ground all the long year,
with only few days Of sunshine. Bul
they do, because they can he very quiei
there, and do pretty much rs they like.
Their nests are a sort of little mat
tress made of drift-grass and sea-weed,
over which they spread bed of fines;
down. The careful mother plucks thil
down from her own breast, heaping il
up in sort Of thick fluffy roll aroune
the edge OF the nest.
You know that while she is sitting or
her eggs she must sometimes leave the
nest for food. The weather is so cold,
that before she goes she carefully turns
this roll OF down over the eggs, 20 keer
them warm until her return A greai
deal of money is made by the Iceland.
ers in selling the down. When it istaker
from the nest the little mother goes tc
work just as carefully as before, and
makes itall over. But ii they take il
the second time, and her home is left
with bare walls, her breast bare, 100,
what Is she to dop Jta p -4hA a
LII moment the male bird comes Il
her help, and plucks the down off hii
own breast. His feathers are whittier
though not 50 soitlO 0ebIOD +
THIS down Is 50 fight that It takes
great many feather5 to weigh anything
ut all. 1fyou should fill your father
hat with them they would not weigh al
ounce, After all they would make yol
the warmest covering iEl the world.A
The Nursery.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

Ths,CapeICod canalI arslgerlstLi
largest imtheworld. 10 stukos out siI'
hundredcdbicS Sardsvan hour. = .AE''as-l
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

y t4R. KHkelly. Of Athlone. Ireland
wbistled from a car window to his dos
as the, train started, The, dog .chaset
the train. and when it arrived : o.
Kncckroghcry, ten miles distant, ? th'
animal was about ono thousand yardl,
behind, and reached his master bcfof'
the train started again.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

"For many years I had suffered from c
complaint which the physicians called Gravel
] had employed somo Of the most noted doc
tors without obtaining any permanent relief,
and for o long timo my case was regarded as
hopeless. AL who knew the circumstance
said I must die. Finally, my wife induced
me to try bottle Of DR., Kennedy's 'Fayoritc
Remedy which she had somewhere heard Of
Or seen advertised. Without tho slightest
faith in ii, but solely to crafty her, I bought
bottle of o druggist in our village. I used
that and two or throe bottles more, and---te
mako long story short--I am now as healthy
man as there is in the country. f4t9ges
"Since then I have recommended fFavorite
Remedy to others whom l knew TO have suf-
fered from Kidney and Liver complaints; and
I assure the public, that the 'Fayorite Rem,
edy has done its work with o similar com
pleteness in every single instance, and trus
some other sick and discouraged mortal ma,
hear Of 1t and try the Fayorite Remedy,'a a
l did" 'sl uos .a..a4 ~. e
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
TO eRATIFY HIS WIFE.
An Interesting Story "A Hopeless Case
Cured by using DIR. Henncdy's
"Fhvorite Rcmedy."

Statement of Mr.. Washington Monroe, OF Cetskill,
Greene County, N. X.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
Yuse Good ,Jadsnont. /
[The OonrregatIonalIst.l !

We object to this notion that nothing in
the Bible can be entitlsd to otrrsspsut and
obedience which does not seem to US to be
entitled toit, because IL Is Irrational. No
sensible manleyer follows such a rule In
regard to any matter Of earth wholly out
side Of the plane Of his own experience.
He employs, his best Judgment to make
sure OF tho full capacity aud trustworthi-
nessof his birefed guide. and, whom satis-
fed as TO that, puts his hand In his, and
trusts hip dead bin. lW What steps his
better knowledge iriay prompt, through
whatsoever thickness ofdarkness, without
dusstisr bI the way. W
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
Our Young Readers.
THE RlCHP00R DOLLY.


Her hair was yellow, her cheeks were red.
But you mustn't touch her" they always said,
This rloh little dolly.
pver her dress'of satin and silk
1he wore necklace as white as milk,
w This rich little dolly, cltf,t (
Herfoot dixie the foot Of n CinderelIa), ~
Was daintily shod, as becomes full we'll o
Rich little dolly. T
But nobody asked her out to dino,
She was by far too fair and fine
This rich little dolly. r
Nobody sent, to birthday party 9ryse
Invitations old-fashioned and hearty
To this little dolly. 'gs Z %,
Nobody, when her heart was "b oke, He
Cuddled close up to 1t under her cloak,
This rich little dolly.H llssr
But up in moldy <austy drawer,
Where nobody kissed her and nobody saw her,
Stayed the poor, poordolly;. 4.
Anna u. Bur,lhdpl. IN Wtde Aicdke.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

"A gunsmith at Charlotte, N. c., ha,
recently made novel gun. 1t wa:
made for man who is blind in his
right eye and who cannot shoot from
his left shoulder. Tho stock OF tie gun
is curved so that when the butt Is
placed against his right shoulder the
gun barr el falls in stra' ght line with
his left eye. ..f.|
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
HoLsTEIN CATTLE.

BULLS, COWS HEIFERs and CALVES FOR
SALE Only superior animals bred by "MA-
IIOMET,n (the equal OF any Holstein Bull In
Amcrica), at head Of heard. Address
II. d. UPDEGRAFF, Cleveland, o.
Farm Bedford, o. l4tla
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

AN engaged couple in orang,
County, N. Y, became estranged about
a year and half ago. and the lady n
length began q suit for damages fol
breach of promise Of marriage. Th'
gentleman, feeling, perhaps, that hi
would lose the suit should 10 come Il
triale and certainly dreading tho in
eyitable publicity compromised thu
matter BY the payment to tho lady Of
considerable sum Of money. Not lons
ago, however, the couple were recon
ciled, and few weeks since they wer,
married, the old love sweeping all OBJ
stacles out of the way.-rN y, Herald
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

HUNDREDS WRITE they owe theirY
life and present good health TO Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, &c. Sold by Wooster q Adams. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
FREScH DnEss Goops.
SILKS AND vELvETS.
W NJ. SINISTER & SONS

W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
ARE OFFERING DECIDED INDUCEMENTS IN
CHOICE FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
THEY ARE SHOWING EVERY NOVELTY THAT
HAS BEEN OPENED IN NEW YORK. AND ARE
STOCK.
SATIN DUCHESsE OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES.
IN ALL COLORS. WITH PLAIN AND BROCADE
vELvETs TO MATCH
SATIN PoMpADoUR IN STREET SHADES TO
STOCK OF BLACK SILKS IN ALL GRADES AND
TEXTURES AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FROM THE BEST LOOMS IN THE WORLD WE
GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THIS DE-
PARTMENT, AND KEEP ONLY FIRST.CLASS
GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS IN TOWELS AND HOUSE
LINENS. WHITE LACEs AT LESS THAN HALF
THEIR VALUE HAVING PURCHASED TO GREAT
ADVANTAGE LARGE STOCK OF HOLLAND
POINT WE INVITE AN INSPECTION. LARGE
STOCK or INDIA SHAwLS. VIZ ARE OFFERING
THESE ELE3ANT AND RENOWNED GOODS AT
PRICES THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN HEARD OF.
AND WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THEM TO ANY
ONE INTERESTED.
CLoAKs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN THE
NEWEST STYLES.
VERY LAR0E STOCK OF SHORT wRAPpINas AT
MODERATE PRICES. JERSEY. JACKETS. NEW
MARKETS AND FLUSH COATS.
W. NJ. SINISTER d SONS,
sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
H-oNE PRICE
N.B.-THE BEsr 10 THE CHEAPEST. oc1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

This = pretty rough and tumble campaign for
tie candidates. Cleveland has been assaulted by a
crank Hendricks has been dumped into ditch by
a railroad accident, Blaine has met some crowds
more enthusiastic than respectful, Logan has been
''sassed,1 and narrowly escaped the malice OF a
train wrecker, and Butler has been hooted and
rOtten-esged Dignity seems TO be at discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

There is one feature OF elections In this country
which makes them popular among all parties. The
population IS growing so fast and steadily that
whichever way the majority turns both parties can
generally congratulate themselves ON gains
THIS Is especially true In presidential years when
The fun vote comes out Both parties for instance
exceeded their previous totals in Ohio. and they
are sure 10 do so In all the close and growing
States The registration In the cities IS larger
than ever before and the aggregate vote through
OFT the Union is bound to exceed that ever before
rGIlcI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

A board Of physicians have declared Boone. Gov
CievsIants asSailant, sane enough 10 go 10 1ail
and thereupon the governor has stepped In and
n. unanimously pardoned him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
HOTELS, &c.
B Z r IL q D A.

Most delightfully."- located. eommanding extensive
view Of haIbor aud islands. Enlarged by aAAA
rarlor 40x60; is newly furnished has annun- 4E8Si
ciator and electric bells lighted with gas and
November 70, 1884 Climste perfect; cuisine unexcep
unequaled advantages afforded to all seeking to avid
the Iigors Of northern winter In visit to BermudA
ocls-th&m,sm CHAa O. EMMoNa Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

1t IS not in accord with our diplomatic traditions
for this country 10 interest itself in a scheme to
parce out the spells Of the Congo valley among the
commercial nations, but il are TO become In
volved il ans sucl iniernationa! complications, It
Is pleasant 10 feel that interests Will be watched
Over BY 20 shTewd and experienced representa-
tive aS Minister kasSon. who mas been entrusted by
the state department. with the duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

Ii IS unfortunate that there IS no competent au-
thority in this District TO examine and license
those who have charge OF steam boilers and en-
gines An inspection OF boilers is provided for but
there Is no law providing for the license system
such as exists in most OF the states The Commits
sioners have repeatedly called the attention OF
Congress to the necessity of such law. but nothing
has been done, though bill was pending at the
Close OF the last session There is security In
competent inspection of boilers If they are to be
afterwards controlled by unskilled and ihcompe-
tent men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

A few dis gruntled stalwarts at ConkIng's home
have urged him to come out In a speech against
Blaine but the ex-senator prefers to maintain his
eloquent silence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
"A CosuSDnux.

am often asked If Washington journeymen taofs do
not receive too much pay for making IN
hesita'ngy Nc. have kept OF their wages
earned during c year and the bes. Of them sci
dom get more than other skilled occupations Their
wages. though seemingly high for making coat must
be examined il the light Of Of continuous employ
xicnt
In northern 1srve cities tailors have opportunity to
make money during :he dur seasons by working on
ready-rade work. and few such opportunities offer
here sne yet the price for hrstcass WORK IL less here
t,sH in New Yosk city even Baltimore q cheaper
city 20 live n than mos. others
Geatlenen VINO appreciate hrst-clas7 garments are
invited q examine the merits Of productions in my
tailoring dspartnsnt The assortment Of goods is IN
Jivaed The be5, goods sold early
Fl { h ING,
CLoTHIER.
cc2 40 SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

DARTIEs WHO WAGER HATS ON REsuLToP
Pe@dentiA LECTION. can procure them. FAN and
Winter Broadway style OF best material pr cent
than easevhere, from bRODT. the Halter. ll9 18th
street northwest su2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

Mrs. Hul5Samp. the clipping daughter Of Moro
SIM, the broker is beginning TO doubt the truth OF
the adage TO the effect that "ali things come to
those who wait" When her marriage with the
family coaehman made her the sensation OF the
hour she was offered 81 600 week to go on the con-
cert stage. Unfortunately, for her financial pros
poets. at least she hesitated; and as the interest
in no case gradually esSened, the size OF her offers
have diminished, until now the best bid open is
600 per week. Sensations are short-lived In this
country and, Ike champagne wine and soda, must
be turned 70 account While they are fresh or they
have no value as marketable commodities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
PERSONAL.

F. LIBBY, THE JEWELER
IL So long located on 7th street
Informs his old friends and customers that he has
returned to the CITY and viii open again in the new
building corner OF 9Th street and Penney avenue
entrance OH 9Th street, about November L Save ali
your watches and give him Q send Of oc2l lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
SPECIALTIES.

nR. ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN BALTI-
- more ,pecialist, with oyer 20 years experience in
treating all diseases Of the Generative Organs and Ner
vous SYSTEM can be consulted every We'd
nesday and Saturday. from to 9p M at l56 street
northwest near ~ street Success guaranteed in every
case without using nauseous drugs caustics or .er.
curry. Private rooms for ladies. ocS.9In
CHEDDS TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS M
- proved. new swimming pool. Large we'll lighted
and venulated hot rooms. expert shampooer attend
ance sos st. NV. Open Sunday from TO D. M I'm
THO THOSE WITH PILEs-DR. MUHLEMAN NO
Il Us 9th street northwest. cures piles BY direct
treatment without the knife caustic or iiesfrre
Cure guaranteed I use Prof. Erirkerhods Fainless
now known for curing piles without the knife or 1isa
without danger loss Of time; never fsiis to srr
charges moderate Hours. to D. m go nm
NINE ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND AsTRorOcrsv
can be ccnsulted ON business and ~ affnirs q liza
hesidence. 1910 18th street Northwest uour- srorn
q. N. to p N. and from 8 10 p. m sei2
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To find out how little it takes to buy the
numberess articles which help materially to make
home attractive you should not fail pay visit 1t
will pay sou back. We offer this week:
Handsome panel genuine Oil Paintings, in beautiful
gilt frames, at 81 90 s.. 40 and S1.79.
Large Oil Paintings in heavy gilt frames at % go and
S349
Fine Oil paintings in embossed nat gilt frames s. 49,
The same in very wide fat frames So 60
Real works of a-t-Paintings which worth from
S25 to $50 i'll heavy Eat deep frames at 49, so
and $3.50.
All these goods will surprise you by their remarkable
heapness and beauty.
We offer also line Of handsome Ensravings in oak
the money. Besides which we have large number OF
fine Chromos from 93c up.
We would also call your attention to rich Egold
gilt and bronze Frames for photos.
We offer pretty 8xl0 bronze frame atY9ac a heavy
gilt frame velvet at 93c lovely 8xlO gilt frames
silk plush inside. at 70 and 81 80
Most beautiful gold and plush Easel Frames at 81 90
and s243
japanese Cabinets and Boxer. something entirely
new fine Whisk- holders Ornaments Bsque figures,
and nurnberess other novelties. Bronze Plaques &c
&c, ara among the new goods just opened
Our sale of complete Curtain Poles with rings ends.
and brackets. at &c., 49c. &c. with brass trimmings
at &c.. &c, will continue this week.
NJ SILyERBERd l. CO.,
3i2 It'll street and 3l3 9th street northwest,
oc2O Near Pennsylvania ave.
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PLA1D Surrs,

PAD Surrs.
CARVED OFT IN THE VARIOUS FASHIONABLE
SHAPES. FURNISH THE TOPIC FOR TO-DAY'S
CHAT THEY COME DIRECT FROM THE SHOP
OF OUR SPECIAL ARTIST. AND ARE FULLY UP
TO THE HIGH STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE DIS
PLAYED IN ALL Our OWN WORK. THAT MEANS
THAT THEY'RE TAILOR-LIKE IN APPEAR NICE
AND WELI~NIGH PIRFECT IN PROPORTION
AND FiT-FEATUEEs. MIND YOU. THAT RE
QUIRE CARE, TALENT, TASTE AND PROPER
MATERIALS TO INSURE PROPER GARMENTS.
THESE SUITS OF To-DaY's SPECIAL MENTION
COME IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED
SACKS. ONE AND FOUR-BCTTONED CUTAwAYS
AND OUR STYLISH AND ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY
INCLUDES LIGHT, DARK .AND MEDIUM MIX
TUREs.
PRICES. SIS. go AND s2s.
PLAID SUITS HAVE GROWN IN GREAT DE-
MAND WITH GOOD AND STYLISH DREssE9s,
AND OURS, OWING TO THEIR EXCELLENT FIT
TING QUALITIES AND GENERAL CUsIOM-LINE
APPEARANCE. ARE ELICITING THE HIGHEST
COMPLIMENTS
II ANY FURTHER INDICTMENT WERE
NEEDED 'fW0ULD Be FOUND IN THE FACT
THAT We SELL THESE SUITS FOR ABOUT so
PER CENT LEssAD0UTs AT LEasr-PRoDUcE
SUCH HIGH ART.
IN FAIL ovERCOATS WE ARE LEADERS
A. SAK5 d CO..
oc2s $40 and 3ls SEVENTH STREET
NEW DISCIPLINE OF THE W E. CHURCH
~ Many new fne bindings NJ. r. Hymnal.
pT To7 cpiss9ral Prsyers AID Hylnss
q. l. 5. {. Books
C C. PURsELL.
oc22 4ls Ninth street northwest
DECORATED
We have 100 varieties of
DINNER DESERT. TEA.
CREAM. GAiE and FISH SETS,
which offer At very low prices
Also. beautiful assortment Of articles suitable for
WEDDING PRESENTS,
Rich cut engraved and fancy co,orel glass ware In
great variety. to which we il ite inspection
J. w. BOTELER L SON,
o~2i-3t 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Sl.95
SILK CINDERELLA
Opened this = New Lot Of Twilied Silk Paragon
| Frame. only
f! SlS5
| VIM s. TEEL,
ERE S''s " 4 + a L.ss; H s!s,
4 4 oo 7 HA1 ILL cry sna f Every.
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THE MIsFIT STORE.

ocsi COR 10TH AND STREETS
IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. CoGyAC. CHAM
PAGSEj AND CORpIAIS
french Slafets. 50. -. - and a 80 Per dozar
Anisrlcan Native Wines Brandies and Cham paynes
eeAb9Srnlas Slrginia and Ohio. four bottles for 81
.sICrOk ROux. l7&7 Pennsylvania avenue
Aeents Tor trst-cssss houses. Bordeaux. burgundy
usi234os -