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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

in the parlors and on the piazzas' !" '"o
exclusion Of the guests of the house. no nAos
TO have visitors inspect the house, but tnlhKS . NV
should have the good sense to " move ALONG "i'.
reasonable time, If they are not guests ~ lin
any other. ~ ~,, oo,.
The annual meeting Of the Watch Hill Chapel Associa
49, III, r.. hsd satanlay afternoon. Three trustees are
| TO be elected. ,,,., ~, thu
A .cbooner came dangerously near drifting on tho
rock, Thursday noon rounding the point she came came
9yitt@d toward the shore When she almost upon
the Jagged rocks the crew got out boat ana ~
school Of porposes attracted considerable on
Thursday There is little TO see on sn1re eer IL
people, that every unusual circumstance on '"' ''
~T The watch Hin House walters the rubber
game of hall from the House walters Wednesday,
BY of to a. 1t was full nne,nhlng s game
games are o pr h 20 week az the
are Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hooker. G. L: wsstcct MISS
Sl Fet M N 5.a ana nri pS &c M sHs Me
and Mrs ii. Wells ofNew MI ana MIS- ion a RTt
Ter of Workers Mrs Charles Collins. Yonkers Con-
gresham John K Buck and son naitloru LAIN Nor
ton Miss Emma Morton, Brooklyn; j. H. Mcclure Al
bany. Nv o,,tors u T.
woolssy Mr. and Mrs David Banks. W $ Darling. Ed,
ward Dakn and Edwin yn Ssss q Also Mr. Snd Mrs.
IT, s. Tibbaii E. W Russell and family. OF Philadephia
sGnn GhI@ eSc ot Of ePsIn j. g. jerks
Mrs d. o, Bradley Do5bs Ferry. n. MIS- a. D''''A''
Ranks AMI MISS Ii. Banks. hiDdiiy.
Large parties from Wilmington, Del, PittsDurs, fehn
and Ottawa Can, are registered at the Larain. $500
DR. o. H. Smith, OF NewYork, Is at the larkln mouse.
Tho Atlantic House had three four pages OF arrivals
Thursday. One hundred and six members OF a Dahi'l
sonve Conn. Sun school had special uhher ho'e
at h o'clock. and everybody registered. =, -.ooo
William H. Lawrence and James Lawrence uawrenc.e
Rros) of Workers NJ " arrived at Atlantic house, sat
urday night, O a visit TO their families ~.
Mrs. $. Burnhan Of New-lork Is REGISTERS" "' 'no
Atlantic .,, oo, Tho
The surf has been full Of bathers this week ,l Inc
bathing house people keep those horrible od sio ,p
hogg Of they let stockings WIFI
at which ladies greatly wroth One OF ths nanms
house men said that South Country people didn't wear
stockings. but suspect that Is a libel. .,
W. ID. Davidson and Alfred w: Dodd, OF Hartioro
sailed from that city to Watch Hill in Canoe VISION
They stopped at the Ocean House. ,. 49,.
Judge W. Shipman of the United states Circuit Court
Hartford and family, at the Ocean house. ,,,,
c. H. Tracy. formerly OF the Bassett mousse. b'rihs
ham, Conn is now clerk al the Watch Hill mouse; ,
All the hotels have q large number OF New-Lonuon'
Norwich and Westerly people on their registors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

Bark Bremen tacr. LeItke. Esnore for orders-Funch
Edye q Co.
Gemma tNor, Clsmentson. straIsund-Funch. Edge
Co
Bark China tGer,. Jordan, Hamburg-Funch Eoye 4 Co.
Bark Won Berg (Gcr. kelkenberg Hamburg-Funch Edyc
Bark Prison Austl, Cosu.ich Cette-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Hvpata Nor, Isaacksen HAvre-Frnch, Efye Co.
Bark Verona tBrl Dix. Buenos Ayres-McKay & Dix
Bark Hattie Dixon Schuyler. New.0rleans-N Brig
Steamers Etrura and City OF Rchusnd for Liverpool In
dipendente alermo Chateau Le0ville bordeaux Ihng'
vaa Copenhagen Cameia Aaruus; salier, Bremeu Edam
vera Av0Dm0uh Maranheuse Pernauibuco; Cieniuegos
Havana barracuda Barbadoes San Marcos Gaveston FL
nah; Delaware Charleston Gulf stream WHINING ton; Old
Dominion Richmond; Guyandotte. Newport News
Knight Alexandria.
ships Uranus Mariana Noebohm Hamburg, British
Isles London; Rsuce San Francisco.
Banks Agostina Rombo Nemirna Beyrout Ma
tsnzas africa; Heinrich Bjorn. Dunkirk.
Also saed-via Long island sound-Steamers Cleopatra
Tor Portland; III Dm0ck. Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS or SraAME2A
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aus 1-Arnved. steamer York City (Br,, Benn
Sailed. steamer Ocean King lBr,. Denham. Montreal.
LII, LvEsPooL, Ang Arrived steamer Plata Frl. James
QUEENSTOWN. Aug Arrived steamer AnraDia OBJ,
Hams from NewYok July % on hor to Liverpool land
proceeded.
from New.York July IS on her way to Hamburg.
FAsTNEr Passed steamer Fast Anglia (Br), Thorn
as from New York on herway 10 Hull 49,
HAvRg, Aug ARRIVED steamer Amerique (Fr) Syntell
from New.York July 20.
VERA cruz July slsaled sreamer City o. Alexandria.
HAVANA Aug l-Saed. steamer Apes (SDaa Moran, from
Mexican ports hence for New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
LONG BRANCH.
THE GAYEST WEEK OF THE SEASON.

BALLS AND DINNERs-GUEsTs AT HOTELS AND COT
TAGEs.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1.-This week has been
the gayest OF the In addition TO the Proprc
tors Ball of the End Hotel, Professor Peterman Of
the Hotel BRIGHTON had testimonial ball last night and
this evening guests of tho West End Hotel danced
the ball OF Ernest Meyer the leader Of the orchestra Of
that house. Marwiss Carnival at the West End Hotel
Rink has postponed until August 10 because OF the
funeral OF ex-Prcsident Grant
FRANKIE" King" the child skater, is giving eIhibi
lions here.
Richard ]. Dobbns has erected electric lights along
his Oceanave. property John Hoey is using them
at Hollywood.
sThe twelfth annual chdrens carnival Of Ocean Hotel
will be held next Thursday evening. One OF the
features will be scenes from " Uncle Toms Cabin"
portion Of exCollcctor Thomas Murphys farm will
be sold hve-acre cottage plots Saturday August
Is. The farm which is Deal Beach, is owned by
Mrs Murphy.
The dinner given by Edward H. Filter. Of Pha-
dephia to the members Of the United States Cordage
Association OF which he Is tho president Wednesday at
the West End Hotel Of the finest affairs Of the
kind given at the Branch. There were twelve
courses
Judge Ashbel Green 10 registered ut the West End
Hotel.
Edward s. Stokes spent part Of this week here
Mr. and Mrs. William Starbuck, OF New.York, are
guests at Ocean Crest" the Ocean-avc cottage Of Mr.
and Mrs. George N. Curtis.
The Rev. j. A. Lippincott, D. d., chancellor OF the
Kansas University Is visiting his brother. the Rev Ben
jamn LPpincott, pastor Of che First Methodist Eps
copal Church
Vincent and Miss NJ serono his sister, both OF
NewYork. being entertained by Mrs. Victor Dumas,
of " Kirby Villa" on Cedsravc.
Hubert o. Thompson is stopping in Of the cottages
OF the West End Hotel He Is an object OF no little In
tercst while taking his daily rides on Ocean-ave.
Mr. and Mrs William Hulick. of Deal Road aud Cedar
ave., have their guest George Sherman Of NewYork
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.he united States Navy, and Wife are newoOmers At

of the United States Navy and wife, are newcomers at
the Atlantic Hotel. -
Mr. and Mrs william II, Fairbanks OF New-forK arc
among the new guests Of the Ocean Hotel A.,
Judges William II. Russell and Rufus b. Cowing botn
of New York, arc stopping at the West End Hotel.
Charles f. Meert entertained some friends AZ tue ho
lywoOd Cottages this week. ~,
guests OF the United States Hotel.
Miss Agnes Dunno, the pianist Ia among the guests
of the Ocean Wave Hotel. 40, -.
Miss Kate Forsyhe the actress. Is one OF tho nnest
swimmers at the Branch. :,
the Ocean Hotel this week. . A..
D. F. Magll ard family OF Troy are registered at the
Ocean Hotel. , -.
Lawn tennis and cricket matches are very popular ut
Colonel A. Loucon snowden, ex-drector OF the Phla-
delpla Mint and his daughter, Miss Carrie enowdcn,
are stopping at the Rowland Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEWBORN. SATURDAY. AUG !, 1885
ARRIVED


Mount a, ov sor Said srae ca Nth
10 older vessel Arrived Bar 80
, ,tsrp ~ Win p@4s and passengers to ccrts
%S %do s to GS CO.
Arrived at the Bar at 20 m ,,. nj. ,..,..
&C. mdsc and passengers to PIN Forwood Co Arrived
at ns nsI hdh Golden r Bennett Moneso BAY and
Port y days with fruit to q Vessels Co Arrived
" es nar noaz Norfolk with and passcn
gers 10 old Dominion IS Co.
euNsET-wind Sand~ HOOK. moderate, " cloudy. At
CITY Island. light. 81 cloudy
rs1ay o91 oSa Sg 7'
Arrived yesterday
steamer Glcnavon CBr,. Donaldson Yokohama June 0.
mdse To Henderson Bros Arrived ut the Bar
AZ steamer warwick Bn Ioobe swanses days with
indse to Morgan Arrived at the Bar at
Isl steamer VA schoIen Deh ", Rotterdam July Is
mdse and passengers TO lunch hye Co. Arrived at
1 Steamer co.snns or Stephenson Lasuayra days. in
ta opass. ror A. - DAY. With china
clay n.rs K SPAN sugar
T. asao d nS'f's Days. with
TO Do Rivera & CO. vessel to waydcll Co.
CLEARED
steamer Gaas &span, Larrinasaya Liverpool ua Havro-
Steamer Wchsrby (Br>. Lewis. Newcastlo-sanderson
Steamer saicr toor wiegand Bremen via southampton
Steamer city Of Para DeIter A,pinw.Pscins Mail ssco
steamer Cienfuegos Farcloth. Usvana-Jas Ward Co.
Steamer san Marcos. Burrows Key West and Galveston
II Mallory Co
steamer Louisiana 0ager New.orioans Ne seaman
steamer LOUIS Bucki Mount Jack vie-Warren Ray
Steamer delaware. Winnett. Charicston-J ountard
steamer Gull Stream. Pennington. wmngton-wm
Clyde A Co.
StSamsr Old roniaon, Smith, Nerfolk City Psiat and
RchnIo nd-old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Guyandotte. Kelly Norfolk, Newport News and
West Point Ns-Od Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Josephine Thomson Moore. Baltlmoro-J Krems
steamer knight Chichester Georgetown and Alexan.
lria-Thos w wightnan
steamer CeoDatra. Bennett Portand-Horatio HAIL
steamer Il Dmsck. Halett Bsstsn- N Dimock
ship Belle OF Bath Nichols. Melbourne Aus-Mallor a
| Qucreau
| ship Mariana Nottebohm. Nugent. Hamburg-Thomas
Dunham's Nephew q 60.
| Ship Uranus ;Ger), Niemann. Hamburg Tobias Co
ship Margafethe Ger. Pope Bromen-Hermann kooI
| AGO.
| ship British Isles (1rl sonthcot Iondon-R Cortis.
Bark krageIo (Nor, Halvorsen, Uddovaa, swed-Funch
| Edge q Co.
Barx AQua tNor stocsen. Eisinorc for ordors-Funoh
Edyo Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
4 RrrlL.s rrIBrTr 10 JoHv RoI en-

Chari.s camp quoted ~ a Ler - me Cincinnati Enquirer
Roach aud | have not been friendly, but
pity him. and the failure will have political conse
quenccs doubt. 10 not inlor-s al the methods OF
Mr Roach but lie has bern bodest and most persc
Nrring ship builder No In the trade over took the
risks he did Indeed. he tho greatcst reviycr OF
ship building In the country. because you will ind his
work In that portion ~ maritime system not only In
the American navy but ~ tie foreign ana coastwise
companies For Instance he built tue great steamer
PILGRIM. running between Sew York and Fall River.
probably the pcrect boat constructed in tho
world FOR inlet navigation. In nearly all tho steamers
ne built he took line % stocks thereby plcdging him
self 10 the success ~ these enterprises for his work
Lecan.e he took ihc.o riaks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
Announcements.
RIKER's COMPOUND SARsApARrLLA

OOWFUUND DAHoATAhILLA
Ia composed OF sarsaparla Dandeion yellow Dock Bur
dock. Chanomie. Gentan Rhubarb Mandrake. Iron, &C.,
you Judge yoursefit good Blood Purifier
1T HAS No Equal
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Extra
large bottles aounces ~ botes 81 Sold only
at RlKEg's Drug Store. 1853 Gthave. cor. 22d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
PERFECTLY RESTORE HEARING and perform the work
Natural Drum Always f. position but invisible
whispers heart distinctly We refer to those them
send illustrated book with testimonials. free Address
f. HIsco1 1888 Broadway. y. Y. Mention this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
DR.. JOHN ELLIS, who has written several
works and numerous articles on
BIBLE WINES, bitterly opposing
fermented Wine, says in
his Iastwork of 1883, page
207. as follows:

mfr Alfred spaer. whose salesroom is at 6warrensts
NewYork who is producer OF native wines AMI has large
vtnevars near Passac " j. manufactures quite extensively
unfermenei wine from opor0 Grapes and supplies II TO
many gious communion lie informs
the he prcserves by suphurizaton process
which The ACADEMY tells Is used 20 check fermenta-
ton In crmened after fermentation has progressed as
far as desirable reader readily that to object 10
wine fermentation By sulphurizaion aud yet
arnk ermeuted which has had the same treatment
Ia TO strain al gnit and swallow camel The writer Is
assured speer that he nothing but suphuha-
ton 10 preserve his wine untermented
THE writer obtained from Mr. speer bottle OF his infer.
mented February 1888 and found very pleasant
and nutritious Mr.. w J. Parsons and the writer put
portion OF this and distilled and condensed
about the contents Of the ret)rt The dstiats
had neither smell the taste oacoho nor did cAemi-
cal tests indicate any trace OF alcohol
Here then have unermented wine actually In ire
market which the thinks far psltabe than
fermented wine and is unpouted by eaven. Many religious
societies are using and there why the
should and there no excuse or snf
continuing eavone wine while there IS an uner'
mented wine ready In the market"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
Tue DEATH SENTENCE

For convenience and economy LAcTART sur
a. other acid beverages and healthfu cooling
summer drink Ii has no superior. All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
CONNrNIoN WINE

Alfred Speer the celebrated wine.grower Ncwersey
The un;ernented Juice Of the for
se n has been adapted and its sanctioned by the
prominent dvnes OF this country also used by Invads
with renar kaby well eject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
IT IS A GREAT SATISFACTION

patronzc Drug store like RIKEks where You I'm
pctly everything being of the and
likewise the representations OF the statesmen and at
the time feel tba buying the LOW
EsI POSSIBLE PRICES consistent with the BEST
TKERs Drug Store. No 1853 6thave. is without doubt.
the most pol ular and reliable In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
A WINEGLAssFUL OF
RIKgR's TONIC WINE OF COO

RIKgRs TONIC WINE coca,
glass OF lemona e punch ginger ale soda water
icewator makes the most delicious and refreshing
drink Imaginable and IL at the time excellent
and for both DoDi Large bottles
so per Dozen $40 sold at RlKERs
SJ3 sixth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

Miss Read Paterson. NJ J.; Homer Ramsdcr and wife,
Newburgh; Mrs--Abram Merritt and daughter, James
n. Blauwelt and family Nyaek; exPresident Soto OF
Honduras and family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Tomorrow they will place on
sale the following:

Sale Uuc lOIiOWlHS
900 PIECES WHITE APRON PLAIDS AT &c. PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM II Lc.
100 PIECES WHITE DRESS PLAIDS AT l2c. PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM 16c
100 PIECES WHITE LACE STRIPES AT SC. PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM l2c
200 PIECES WHITE BROCADE AT l22c. PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM lsc.
800 PIECES LACE BUNTING AT Sc PER YARD RE.
DUCED FROM l5c>
200 PIECES GRANITE MIXED sUITINGS AT l2iac.
PER YARDt REDUCED FROM 20c.
$50 PIECES 4OINCH TRICOT CHEvIOTs AT sec.
YARD; REDUCED FROM Csc.
100 DOZEN LADIES' spun SILK HOSE, ALL COL
oRs AND BLACK. AT s5c. PER PAIR; REDUCED
FROM $3.50.
goo DOZEN LADIES' Isle THREAD HOSE. ALL
CoLoRs AND BLACK WHITE soLEs. AT 5oc PER
PAIR; REDUCED FROM Too.
100 DOZEN MISSES SILK HOSE. CARDINAL OAR.
NET, GREEN. PINK, AND SKY BLUE AT.o5c. PER
PAIR REDUCED FROM slOO.
200 DOZEN GENTLEMEN's ENGLISH Isle HALF.
HOSE, ALL CoLoR5 AT zoe. PER PAIRi REDUCED
FROM 5Oc.
100 CARDINAL ALL SILK AND SATIN PARAsOLS
AT $3.50 EACHi REDUCED FROM $500.
100 CHANGEABLE SILK AND SATIN AND FANCY
BRocADE PARASOLs AT 81 80 AND $3.50 EACH RE.
DUCED FROM $500 AND $1,000.
400 FINE SILK UMBRELLAS. PARAGON FRAME.
26AND ~ INCH. NATURAL STICKS AT $500 AND
$3.50 EACH REDUCED FROM $500 AND 1913
Broadway, 4th.ave., Sth 4 10th sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
Cholera. DIPurUERIA. FEyERs, MALAR

erccntioncr n AT bugs and Buhach the
California powder California production. The
giant OF It, line no poison Try IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
CrRE FOR TILE DEAF

ALLCOCK's Corn PLAsTERs are made of ALL
cock. Porous Plaster and have equal relief and
for corns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

TIE Princess OF WALES BUsTLE,
Sold by all hrst.class retailers.
Price. 90 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

prevented by the Of REED CARSRIcKs SODIUM HYPo.
cBLoRf tDsinfecan Recommended by the Public Health
Association superior TO all other Disinfecants Germi
cides everywhere send for pamphlet ls2 Puton.st
Ncw.lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02


and the length Of the waist Of
ADDE'S without injurious tight laclng. Try them salts
faction guaranteed OF money refunded.
sold by all irst class retailers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
Henry A. DANIELS. VI. D

Earl & Wilson's f. 81 w. brand of Mems
Collars and CUTS the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
ALSO. FERNEyTED GRAPE JUICE
OR THE
PORT GRAPE WINE.

This is Grape Wine made from dead ripe oporto Grapse
Mr. speer grapes and makes pure being nothing
but the juice Of the oporo Grape especially for
the use OF Hospitals This is the wine that
40 highly recommended by Chems Physcans end members
OF the Board its purity and its valu able medic
nal properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
MARINE YTELLfH HVCE.


atNTArURg ALHANNI
Sun Rae. 45i s.t 40 Moon ri'es 1899 Moons ago. ds 81
mon WATER rJ-5Ir
<N-sandy Hoox 1885 Gov is1nt HAS !lel Gas, 0is
LN.-sandy Uook MP GOV Is-.nL l.lj Hell GatA l5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
WHAT
President Gariells Physician,
DR.. Bliss,
And OTHER EMINENT MEDICAL MEN
Say Of Speer'S Wines.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. q

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan %, 1854
Mr.. ALFRED SPEER, ESQ Passaic. y. j.
Dear Sir Il TO acknowledge the superior quality OK
Wines your notably Port Vine and
prescribed them for patients for the past two
years with uniform satisac' DRY resus have full con-
adence the purity of your Wines and that they are uni
formy standard strength hence prescribe them alnose
exclusively IN my practice. Very truly yours
DIV. BLISS. MD. 1929 Est, Washington d. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

IA LeNinetonave, between 29th and 30th sss
Uonrs-S 10 l. to-. Diseases OF the Nervous system.
Gcnito- rinary organs Impotence AID sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
CHURCH COMMUNION TABLE.
THE UNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE.
MIR. SPEER,

who has vineyards Of the OPORTO GRAPE at Passac NJ
L. from which makes the celebrated PORT GRAPH
WINE been induced by temperance advocates and
also ministers gospel in lite
natural state without the addition Of spirits and without
fermentation the special Of such Churches where
wine discarded and for medicinal use In
wish to get the medical properties whous
stimulation The Juice Is preserved by extracting the fer
ment or yeast principle 1t from the Press
thereby destroying exeter Of fermentation The Juice
will keep in any climate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
1872, Far. WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 20. 1885,.

1899 FIST. WASHINGTON. d. C.. May 20. 1884,
ALFRED sPEER, ESQ, Passaic, n. j.
Dear Sir II have been greatly pleased with your ~ j..
Wines and specially so the Claret and Burgundy.
wish ysu TO mo OF your caret and one OF
Burgundy Ass two cases OF Clars and one
OF Burgundy to my niece. l. " Il NO. - -stn'@'
New York CITY, and send the bill for both orders to me-
Your early attention the above will greatly oose Yours
truly ~ W. DL'''' ~ -
PgRxsKLl. N. Y, JuneS, 1854.
MR.. ALFRED sPEEK Passac. N J.
Dear Sir The OF my Investigations OF your vines
convnccs that they perfectly pure They are inc
have ever tested The Unfcrmented especially nous
Ing and where the action Of alcohol Ia not required Is "eH
adapted for nvads Your Port Grape Is all that can % Nv
sired In Port Wine. speak rs physician WIN Nss
TO your Burgundy and Ciaret ~ table wines ike L.
yerv much but think and Unfsrmentsd the mo
valuable IN sickness Your Pedro Brandy Nils want Wv.
felt In the profession for pure brandy can only DO
with great difficulty, matter what price Is PAID
fully yours etc. As CoINEh Al ~. n-,k
Analytic Chemist Of Food ana D''A-'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19
Card.

The James & Webb Company, 224
Market street, desire to announce that
they have closed up all gaps in their
stock of books, which the unexpected
demands upon the past week have
made. They have received twenty.six
cases to day, which are being placed on
sale as fast as they can be marked.
They have extended their counters and
added to their force of clerks, and hope
to meet promptly all demands that can
be made upon them. They return thanks
for the favos shown, and assure theiI
custom that they are prepared to meet
the popular demand for the lowest posi-
BILE prices in books. Their books are
all new aud fresh, Bought for cash.
No commission goods. Their stock OF
books is ia the basement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-19

prices usually asked for them. A nice
Christmas present can be obtained at
this place for verv small outlay.
NO human being can do without rest,
and the best way to obtain 1t is to have
perfect bsd. This can easily be 80.
cured by purchasing q set Of the perfect
rect bed springs, at No. 8 West Sixth
street. They are now In use In II differ.
ent States, and are warranted to give
|satitfacti0n.
John q. Bryant the old reliable book
~ ent Is still on deck, and has an as
sor tmeDt Of splendid plush albums,
just the thing for holiday presents,
which he is selling at 50 80, on INSTALL
ments. He also has stock Of other
de, ,irable books, and orders can be left
at No 419 Shipley street.
Baugh, at No. 203 West Second street,
is sslling gold. flower bronze, velvet
and plush frames OF his own manufa :
ture 1t 20 per cent. off regular prices, =,
He makes q Especially of framing pic
lures, aud will make to order any kind
|offrame desired.
An excellent assortment of misses'
rocking chairs and childrens high and
low chairs, with an an inpumerable
variety of other goods suitable for
Christmas presents, can be found at
Adair's, No, 4l3 King street.
M. Meyers, the Unknown clothier,
at the northwest corner Of Fifth and
Market streets. Is closing ont his stock
Of clothing at less than cost, and those
who wish to secure bargains
should not delay in examining his
stnck.
N. b. Danfortn at Second and Mar
ket streets has some of the finest plush
dressing cases ever brought to this citv
that are just the thing for presents. He
also has odor cases bottles for covering,
and full line Of other seasonable
| goods.
Cranor & Co., No. 62l Market street,
have large and we'll selected stock OF
dry goods, and over 100 dozen lin
EN-, pongee aud silk handker chiefs
which they are selling at from 8 cents
to 81 80 each.
A chain, pen, charm or ring made
from friends hair Is something that Ii
always valuable as present and keep
sake, and there Is no place in this city
better than at Mrs. A. 8. Rollo's, No
702 King street
II. II. Bourbon q Brother. at the
northwest corner of S1cond aud Oran ge
streete, have the very best 5-cent cigar
Ito be fund in the city, In addition to q
large stock of other goods In the line, A
box of these Spanish Puff cigars will
make nice present for gentleman.
Taylor and Fullerton, at No. 302 King
street, have q large and varied assort.
ment Of bottles for covering, in addition
20 well selected stock ct other goods
suitable for the holidays.
The stores all over the city are being
put Ii order for Christmas, and thu
windows, on Market street especially
are very attractive. The list of store
and business places will be continued
to. morrow, and it will De well for thu
Jour readers to consult these columns
from day to day, before making thel
purchase.