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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

The opinion of the Camden Ga
zette publisher of what we might do
under certain circumstances, don't
help him out of his independent
dilemma. No, no.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

The Cincinnati Enquirer has been
read out of the Prohibition party!
Gee whizz, what an infection! No
doubt the paper will now suspend
publication.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

Our neighbor of the Register don't
want his "second term doctrine APP
piled TO Democrats! Now that is
funny. 1t really makes us smile!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

When a person has a county office
two terms he should he d~ecently re
tired, unless his equal cannot be found
by his party.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

If the Prohibitionists poll any
thing near the vote they are claim
ing, the Democrats will weep the
State.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

Governor Hoadly's majority over
Foraker two years ago was 1889.
We have no opinion as to what it will
reach this year.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

Gov. oadly will open the cam
paign at Hamilton on Saturday next
If you want to hear him go down
He is q splendid speaker.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

Frauds having been discovered in
Miss Ada c. Sweets pension office
in Chicago, tue Sweet creature will
be required to resign.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

The Supreme Court of Indiana
holds that where property has been
destroyed by fire from sparks negli-
gently permitted to escape from a To-
connective the owner may ecover its
full value from the railway company,
notwithstanding the fact that the
property was fully insured and the
insurance company had paid the loss.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

We don't believe that George
Washington Calderwood owns q
Ratchet, md consequently his state
ments ought { 20 be received with con-
siderable allowance.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

MI. Blaine will not come into Chic
this campaign. So says his son
Walker.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

The storm at Char eston, S. c.,
damaged $1,000, 900 worth of prop
erty.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

1t is said that Hon. Allen q. Thur
man will make several speeches dur
ing the present campaign.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

The Davenport Gazette states that
the real Rocky Mountain locust is
visiting Iowa, and has recently been
reported "fying in such millions
owe Keokuk county as to appear
like o snow storm" 1t is claimed
that these particular kinds of pests
survive exposure to the frosts and
even retain vitality and the power
of Matching when placed under water
or saturated ground. If this "snow
storm of ~locusts" should alight in
one particular place for the purpose
of depositing their eggs, it would
be necessary to pillow the land con-
tanning the ~larva, SO that by expo.
sure to the air it might be destroyed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

An apprt priation of $1,000 was
made at the last session of Congress
for the transportation of $40, 0O0, 600
in gold coin from the Sub-Treasury
at San Francisco to the Sub-Treasu-
ry at New York. Owing to the high
rates asked by the express compa-
MES, the Secretary of the Treasury
decided to transfer the coin by reg
istered nail. So far about $1O,OOO,-
900 has been transported in this way
The money was mailed in 800, O0C
packages. In view, however, Of the
publicity which has been given tc
the method of transportation, it has
been deemed best to suspend further
shipments for the present.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03
&c. GOULD. Editor.

A license law is the only true and
sensible way to govern and settle the
LIQUOR question in Ohio.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

Poor old John Roach, over whose
financial misfortunes the Republican
press has mourned so bitterly, seems
still to be in comfortable circumstan
ces. From a schedule of his assets
recently filed by his assignee it ap-
pears that after paying all the Claims
against him he still has a small bal
ance of about So, 900, OOO. Instead OF
his friends being compelled to pass
around the hat to keep him out OF
the poor house, it looks as ifhe would
be able to contribute his usual 500,
900 to the Republican campaign
fund with the same regularity as he
has heretofore exercised.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03

At the adjournment Of the demo
cratic state convention there was a
meeting of the colored men in the
Attorney Generals office, at Colum-
bus, for the purpose of organizing
for the active support Of the demo
cratic state ticket. An association
was formed, with Peter H. Clark. Of
Cincinnati, President; Madison Til
ley, Vice President; G. B. Collins, OF
Lima, Secretary, and Henry W. Por-
ter, State o ganizer. They adopted
the Political Educator, of Springfield
as the organ of the association and
endorsed the candidates nominated,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03
Real Estate, Loan Ag'ts

PETERS & UNGER.
OPECIAL ATTENTION given to the
y Buying and Selling of Real Estate,
Borrowing and Loaning Money. Fire
Insurance Policies issued in first class
companies at reasonable rates.
Office, Romans corner, North Bar
ron Street, opposite Post Office, Eaton,
Ohio. [jans, silly
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
PREPARED GyDaum,

This ia the season Of the year when
the good housewife turns everything
about the domestic establishment up.
side down, and for the time being
renders the life of the Lord of the
Manor" miserable. But even the evil.
of house. cleaning have been greatly
alleviated by tho aid of science, and
persons are no longer obliged TO depend
on whitewash. with its attendant evil
of rubbing off on everything that
touches against it, 20 clean ard render
s& Get and healthy the unpapered walls
of the house Maxweils prepared
gypsum is rapidly taking tho place OF
whitewash for whitening and coloriue
in any place where whitewash OF
kalsomne is used. 1t gives the wall q
gloss, is therefore mere durable. i,
easily mixed, and costs no more than
common lime. In addition to this, j
will keep clean much longer than lime
will not crack, peel or rub offor chang,
color. 1t is put up in cans, and onl!
needs the addition CT water to prepare i
for use. Phillips 81 Kane, No. 8 Eas
Fonrth street, are the agents for thi
State, and those who use it once viii
never again use lime,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
GAMES ELSEWHERE,

The following games were played
yesterday:
At New York-Metropoli,an, 3
Baltimore, 2.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., O; New
York, l.
At Harrogate-Harrogate,5; Mantua,
4.
A representative of the REPUBLICAN
was introduced this morning to Man.
ager Fralinger, and in the con versation
that ensued, Mr.. Fralin9er said that In
his opinion the Wilmington team was
equal to any in the Eastern League,
and that during the season some of the
best games ever witnessed in this city
would be played on the horne grounds.
The new club is composed of excellent
material, and every one who has sigued
has an excellent record. The opening
game will be played tomorrow after
n oon at o'clock, with the Somersetts,
and there should be a large attendance.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
An Outrage Near Camden.

Ellen Fltmming an aged and home
less Irish woman, is lying in tie barn
of Allen Hubs, on the Marion pike,
just outside Of Camden, n. j., in q
dying condition, the victim, Of the as
saults of e party of sixteen men, who
attacked anu beat her en- Sunday night
in c horrible manner. Tie woman laid
on the ROAD all night, although Huts
and hired man are both said to have
been aware Of her presence. On Sun.
day, at noon, the farmer sent out and
had her removed to his barn, where
she has since lain, In a dying condition.
end with bat little care. None OF the
rascals have been arrested, although
they are aliI to be known.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
EDITION.
Ask your grocers for Student Oil.
Salt water oysters at Ainscow's.


Ask your Rrocers for Student Oil.
Salt water oysters at Ainscow's.
Ask your grocers for Student Oil.
The place to purchase jewelry and
silverware Is at Baynard's.
Daniel Gibbons, of the Philadelphia
Times, is in our city to-day.
First-clas roast dinners, 80 cents, at
Ainscow g, TOT Shipley street.
Senator Gray and his wife are passing
few days at Atlantic City, Nj.
VIM. NJ. Pyle, ex. Postmas has
been named as q candidate Tor Councll
from the Seventh ward.
Several brick houses are being erected
on Maryland avenue, and the Eleventh
ward is looking up.
g. W. Bliss, No. West Eighth street,
issharpening lawn mowers at 70 cents
OF 81. All work guaranteed.
The Eighth Ward Republicans will
hold meeting to morrow evening at
the southeast corner Of Eighth and
Spruce streets.
The pupils in the public schools will
be given O vacation next week in order
that the school.houses may be given
their usual spring cleaning.
8. E. Pryor, for nine years in the EN-.
ploy Of James 81 Webb, printers and
stationers, has accepted position with
E. A. Wright, of Philadelphia.
The monthly meeting of the Young
Peoples Missionary Society connected
with the First Presbyterian church
will be held next Monday evening.
Henry c. Conrad denies the report
that he has promised to appoint Edwin
q. Moore or any other gentleman Chief
Of Police If he should be elected Mayor.
Willow branches will soon be in
prime order for delivery to the Messrs.
DUPONT, who will speedily convert
them into powder for any kind OF game.
In accordance with the will of Mrs.
Eliza +. Eddy, of Boston, the executor
paid to Lucy Stone and Susan b.
Anthony $48, $50, to be used in promo
ting woman suffrage.
Charles G. Hemmick postal clerk
was sentenced on Monday, in the
United States Court at Baltimore, tC
two years and six months in the Peni
Tertiary for larceny of letteas.
A game of polo will take place thii
evening at the Wilmington rink be-
tween the teams Of the citizens rink
and the team ct tho above mentioned
rink.
The wife of ex- Coroner w. W. Wilson
Of Milton, Sussex County, was seriously
III not fatally burned April 20, by hel
clothes catching fire while she wal
lying in front of the fireplace.
| The program for the meeting of thu
| Young Mems Christian Union in tht
Union NJ. E. church this evening in
cludes music, addresses, essays, reel
tations, etc.
A frame structure for the Unior
News Company is about being erected
at tho F., w. 81 B. Railroad depot II
this city. In addition to newspapers
cigars, candies, etc., will also BIZ sold.
James W. Robertson has bsen ap
pointed Post master at Yorklyn, Chris
tiana Hundred; Thomas D5akyne q
Fieldsboro, APPOINTMENTS Hundred
and John II. Layton at Frankfort
Sussex County.
i Police Sergeant David II. Crowley
who is charged OF New York witt
.eloniously assaulting Margaret Morri
on Saturday night last, was arraigne
IN Court yesterday. He denied tina
/ he was guilty and asserted that
: was case Of black-mail. His bail wa
put at 81. coo.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
The Concord Quad

The Concord quarterly
Friends was held o-day
ant, West streets meeting
congres .etion was large, and
been much larger If farm
been 30 backn ard with
work. Addresses were mi
Way, of Nottingham Au
Bucks County, Pa, a sistetI
delphia /; Samuel Ash, OF Z
and Allen Flitcraft, of Chg
O'Clock o sister said when
full and more poured in,
overfiowed was lost, AMI
thought the meeting had
the shutters and proceed toI
There was then q thinning
meeting, and the business
ed with closed doors. EncS
ports are said 70 have
from different parts OF Y
Quarterly meeting.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
FIT 7 h ED|'
n Jews In Dr,od

After May lst, tho CANAL
oricklayers will recsive 81
Moody the evan vA,,s, :!
audience of 1900 per,on.
in Taylor's Opera nv,S OH' !
Ex, Attorney General M
Brewster has been sued sd ny
dickson, laying his DANA ma
Another case OF "bs ,,;,.i
was loaded" occurred az u1
Schuylkill County. pa
when Frank Quinn, arel n
shot by a gun in the hanl
Anspach, aged l2 years,
A sequel to the collar
Gloucester City Savings ins|
the arrest yesterday Of ID
P.Pfeitfer, Of No 222 NJ
street, Camden, the Treas"
charge of embezzlins y
banks funds. The warra "
at the instance of Mavo
Gloucester. Tho arrest hss
template,i for SOMA "a
Cassidy held him in Sal
trial, 1t being furnished bv y
DIR. Pfeiffsr stands hie,
circles, and is an ex-ne,
lCamden City Council.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28

The Etals(raan, ~

The latest reports from X
the Northwest Territorvl
troops still occupy the can't
Friday night, which il
tho battle ground. Yesterd
Middleton gave orders to /
mainder of the left diyisl
across the river. The ID
Sunday night retired from
they occupied at the close
and nothing could be seen
the ravine. The dead wers
the camp on Sunday mornil
Middleton reading the bud
Two dead Indians were h
ravine where the earlier +
place. Three others are Id
been killed. A private te1
General Middleton, receive|
says: " We must remain I
Creek )a day or two more.
cd are all doing well. b
camp are improving rapid
driving in the enemy's cattl
and are feeding on tho ford
anxious to march forward
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
Personal

Mr.. Henry Mcllheneys o , l
from the Orlnoco river Zen wol
yesterday. He mas 80 May "
the Pusey s. Jones Co' Ho 6as
excellent health. oditer sd
j. Marion Emerson, , e senti|
of the Naugatuck::Va;ali'{ib his 81
necticut, has been N y his heala
friends, recuperatin9igs PEI hi' He i
was slightly impaii'
home to-day,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
HeeOb d " al d IL ebui

A large and enthusi}
ing Of tho Republicans Of
Ward was he'd last eyenln
manent organization eff
election Of the following of
dent, Frank Paradse; VicS
j. Brannan; Secretary, NJ
Treasurer, f. j. Gaynor.
Cow, r. Cannon Cash and
were appointed o commit
lidates. J. Stewart, J.i
II, Butler and A. BOsticH
tee on room, and j. Giascol
and William BrauLal a q
Finance. After the transal
tine business the meetlnl
un Il Wednes a. evening l
when another meeting will
Heald and B stree ts, SUuth |
and every Republican vote!
Is invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
Delicious Shad

Large numbers OF deliciou
shad are now being brCuq
city, and it is the opinion O
men that the season is al
height. These fish are eau
river and brought here
consequently they are feris
Powell, in the Third street 9
have q large supply to morn
he will sell at wholesale or
Now is the time for those
supply for VI inter to saIt ihd
not probable that the pfi]
much If any lower than 1t u!
the present cool weather w
toward preserving them untl
taken the salt.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
Grace ana Polish.

Women were designed by their gentle
nature to endear domestic life to man to
make virtue lovely to children, to
spread around them order and grace,
and 10 give to society its highest polish.
No attainments should be above beings
whose end and aim are to accomplish
purposes at once 80 refining and so salu.
tary every means should be used to
invigorate by principal and culture
such native excellence and grace.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
The Ferris Reform 80

Another meeting of the u
the Ferris Reform School
yesterday afternoon al the !
Court room. After the matt'
pretty fully discussed inc
farm on the Brandy vine ep
was visited and thoroughly. ]
The manager think that lLas
DO well suited fer the pafp
house will need but lil;le al|
prepare it for the schs9 ,I,,|
be another meeting heio 'hisI
DR.. Harlan's office, No. !; h
street, for the further l,.e o0n nslI
the subject, and TO take so'1
proposed bye laws.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
This Mornings DrunRs.

There was an unusually large crop
of drunhs before the Municipal Court
this morning, and the following d:spo-
sItioL was made of them Patrick Lam.
berd was lined 81 and costs; Frank
Schultz, first offence, committed until
IL O'Clock, noon F.; Patricz BroSan and
Jam IS Armstrong were fined 50 and
costs each Sophia Ann Halliday, coll
ored, committed until 9 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
Death of Mrs. COON

Mrs. Sultina A. Goohi ~ /,
tbaniei W. Gookin, the ~ wen i
ton master at the p, W. " ~
station in this city, diea o ~
dence, No. 1904 French s,ie IN
in the ODD year of her age, W. VI,
of the stomach. Mrs. G ssat|
very estimable lady nnu S ! and
by q large circle of frienas; a an
tauces. The funeral services ~
place at her late resldeno . III nh
morning at 9 o'clock, Das NJ,
will be private. The n in,e,a
at the Wilmington q bi"n'
2.erv.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
I HIRD EDITION

The Con. raj and South American
Telegraph Company In New YORK yes
terday received The following telegram,
dated Panama, April 9th +: The city
is quiet The moral effect OF the occupa-
ton By tho American forces has been
very great. Not shot has been fired
since. Colomb ian troops from the South
are expected TO arrive here this even
ing An excited meeting was held here
on Sunday. Seditious speakers were
stopped under pain Of arrest by ALI
pnu."
The disease prevaili1 z In Plymouth,
Penra., is described By prominent
physic' aus Of " ilkesbsrse as typhoid
malarial meningitis" and they say
that 1.-THE chief cause is due to stagnant
water pumpsd out OF the mines, which
Is allowed TO permea,e the upper soil
and create poisonous d seases." No
deaths from the disease have been
reported since Sunday night.
The British man of-war Garnet,
which folio we'd the Russian corvetts
Strelock into Norfolk harbor few days
ton Roads. "The report and belief
in Norfolk is that Captain Hand,
commander of the Garnet, left Norfolk
to escape newspaper reporters and
special correspondents"
Two meetings OF German, and Poles
were held in Detroit on Sunday
to organize Socialist groups.
One such group already exists in De.
troit. Incendiary hAndbills are pub.
lished, ca ling for bloodshed, If neces-
sary,t to enforce their communistic ideas.
The Manatoban members OF the
Dominion Parliament have succeeded
in inducing the government to agree to
q supplement tary half claim In
Manitoba. An order In Council Las
been passed giving scrip to all who
have estsb lished claims.
The large railway hospital of the
Gould system at Fort Worth, Texas
was burned on Sunday morning. Til.
patients, 80 in number, were removed
safely. Loss, S35, 900 insurance, S25,
900.
J.C.Brane s. Co. g Heather manufac
tory at Woburn, Mass, was burned on
Sunday night. Loss, 81, 600; insurance
S44,S5O. Fifty-five persons are thrown
out of employment.
The trial of Captains Bracket ant
Chalker, the special Treasury Agents
accused of receiving brides, ended yes
terday in New York, the jury render
inga verdict of not guilty.
1t is reported from Sonora tina. in
recent battle between the Zaqui Indian
and the Mex cans the latter were de
feated vita . loss OF ninety killed an
wo lnded.
Ferdinand Kent, aged q years, al
Joseph Kent, aged 20, we're drowne
near North Haven, Maine, on Saturda,
by the capslzing Of boat. The eide
had recently married.
A bill for the protection of Gait
and the prevention of pleuro -pneum.
mia" was introd uced in the Illino
ID use OF Representatives yesterday.
By the collapse CT a building i
Pittsburg during fire last night, tw
men were killed, four seriously injure
and a number of others slightly hurt.
Ten bodies Of the victims of the III o
slide at Homestake, in Colorado, ha'
been recovered. The nu1lber of kill,
is estimated at eleven.
A fight is reported to have occurr
near Trenton, Nebraska, between Co
boys and settlers, which resulted
the death of four of the latter.
Forest fires are ranging in the Dism
Swamp, and along the Norfolk a
Western Railroad, Virginia.
A fire at Manning, South Caro!r
on Monday morning, caused u los,
S25 000
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28

LONDON, April z7-In the twelve
hourpe day (six days. go.as- you
please pedestrian match, which began
this morning at the Weston mister
Aquarium, there are eighteen competi-
tors. Among them are Littlewood,
Rowell, Cartwright, Mason, Warner,
Conner and Achille. The latter is the
French champion long distance pedes-
trial,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
ID ehs Gu

Ida, wife of A. Lesley "a pa q.
merly Of St. Georges, SleI p ov
denca ,of her husbant ,,,rd,y. I
nue. philadelphia yesL s,,nn'
daughter.in law OF JONI 1nntsfnal
i9ss Siay, t, and her ,. hn 81
gagged In the drug pnsii0''
phia. s.ho decsased
buried In St. Georges ,h,i
Thursday Thurs next,arrivins a. 'n''
0 O'Clock a. IN. -
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28

RpAclnR King Street.

Chief engineer and surveyor Robin
son, with several assistants, was busy
this morning in spacing eff the curb
stone on King street in accordance
with the recent law passed by the
Leg islature.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28

e The deaths in the city Of Philadelphia
last week numbered 42S. or these, SO
were from consumption, SO from milan
ton of the lungs, II from commissions,
IL from Group, IA from marasmus and 9
from cancer.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
DEATHS.

this city, on the 17th inst,
Sultina A. Gookin, in tho 6ad year OF her
age.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1904
French street, on Thursday, the 3oth inst, at
o. IN. Services at the house funeral pri-
vate. Intermont at Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
BELvlLLE-On Monday, the 2sth inst: In
Philadelphia, Ida, wills Of A. Lesley Bel
Vile, late Of st. Georges.
Interment In st. Georges cemetery OF
Thursday next at . o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
ADAMS &BROTHER,
5 O 4
MARKET STREET.
,ss!!!!adslPhi,, Wilmington 4 Baltimore Railroad
MARCH 2afh. 1855.


Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For philadelphia and intermediate sta
tlons, 10, co, 10 Soa Il. m; 80, 90, 40, IS
p. IN.
Philadelphia (express), ., 3 Is, 347, 80.
! TO, s 10, 300, 9 10, o. Al, 10 05, IL 55 a. m.
y Al, II AZ, "a, %, So 9 %, 3s, As p. m.
New YORK, 9 90, 3 10 al, 80, q 40, I 90, 0 a,
10 %, IL 70 a. M; w Al, 81, . 30, 400, 8 q,
%, 20, IS, As, 10 p. IN.
For West Chester, via Lamokip, 0 40 and
s 10 q. m; p 80 and COP IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 Os
a. m %, IL Al p. IN.
baltimore and Bay Line, 90 p IN.
baltimore and Washington, / %. 4 Al, s ca,
10 90. 10 ID q. m; 90, u H., 4 IS, !, 60 .. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave FOR:
new Castle, IL, IS Il. IN; u So. 2 20, 80,
9 26 p. m.
harrington, Delmar, and way stations, So
a. m, aud II IS p. IN.
Harrington and way stations, 0 25 p. IN.
Express for Seaford 3 30 y. m.
Express for Dover and Delmar, o 10 a. m.
weekdays, and II SO p. m evers day.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations,
10 n. In; II Oh noon, s 80, I 40, 8 rs D. IN
Philadelvh!a and New YORK, 90, 8 IS, At
a. m; -, Q As p. m.
For West Chester, vic Lamokin, 10 a. m
8 so p. N.
baltimore and Washington, %, 4 Al, o.,
10 % a: IN, Baltimore. Ii Al p. m.
FOR further Information passengers are re-
!efred 10 the time tables posted OF the sta
Trains marked thus ~ arc limited express
upon which extra fare is charged.
j. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent,
CHARLEs u. FuGH. General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28
MIR. SMITH DECLINES.
Bnso Ball.

At Philadelphia-Athletic, 4 Brook.
Ign, s. About 1000 persons wit.
messed the game, which was an exciting
one.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28

In tobacco and cigars at any price, No.
8 East Third street. Billy Kenton, gales
man.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-28

HAVE YOU TRIED THIS BAKING
IL powder that We give a inaloiica
pitcher with Have you tried this Chinese
gloss for your irt fronts 1t is is only
cents paper. Have you tried this scent
syrup Have you tried these scent d ried
apples and shoulders, srVar cur"" eGnoI tn
han, at cents? Hive you tried these
German bass at IL cents ahu iots and ia.s
of new goods just opened at lo2 EAST
FIFTH STREET I. M. WIEk. L22-at.