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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27
THE CARE OF THE HAIR.

The care Of the hair. says the Boston
journal, is an important branch Of
fashion at all times. though often fash
ion dictates an injurious treatment and
prcscrbes modes against the rules of
health and reason. Such Importance
has been given to the hair that some
philosophers make the chignon. coils.
and puflS the index Of civilization. and
show how eccentricity in headdress and
coiilure marks the degradation of the
time. 1t is well understood that mass
es of false hair injure natural growth,
but freak of fashion which seems
harmless may be made equally hurtful.
This apparently innocent fashion is
that of ilulliness and lightncss Of the
hair produced by continual washing.
The best specialists on treatment of
the hair say that the hair should be
washed once in six weeks and not Of
tencr. aud that CASTLE soap and not
boraN, soda, or any other drying mater
ial. should be used. After washing it
is well to rub the scalp with some re-
liable ointment. The natural OIL
which to some appears Objectionable,
is the lifc-giving ointment Of the hair,
and should not be destroyed. Dry hair
has dead appearance. the ends split,
and growth is retarded. The fine comb
it most hurtful, but soft brush used
judiciously gives vigor to the scalp and
keeps it in healthy condition. The
practice of cutting the ends of the hair
is useful, and can be accomplished
easily by braiding the hair and then
cutting the ends. The care of the hair
is certainly as important as that of the
teeth, but is much more neglected
The rules of its preservation are simple
and important. Vigorous brushing,
cutting the ends when necessary. wash
ing with CASTLE soap once in six weeks
and the desirable avoidance of false
hair should preserve and strengthen
the hair. But if the hair comes out and
becomes lifeless and thin in spite of
this treatment the best remedy is to
seek Il reliable specialist on scalp dis
eases, and to submit to thorough pro-
fessional direction.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27
Opposed to Bathing.

He laid down a package which he
had just finished tying up. and wiped
his hand on the front of his vest. lie
stood behind the counter of Il South
side grocery-storc. His face was
broad and red, and overilown with
good nature and perspir" ion. lie
looked rs though he might 'eigh two
hundred.
$50 you would like to see man who
is opposed to bathing, would you?
Well, here he is; take good LOOK at
him. He is never sick and never had
cold.
you don't look as though you
would 90 into Il rapid decline soon"
"No; and don't feel like it. | am
45 years Old. and weigh l9j pounds. l
am opposed to bathing. If u man
wants to open up the pores OF his skin
once or twice week and lay himself
open to the attacks Of disease, let him
do it,"
"How long ago did you discover this
principle of hygiene?'
III you mean when did / stop bath
ing, about ten years ago. Not entire
ly, mind you. | take Il light invigora-
tor twice II year, just to keep my skin
fresh, you know. May be this is too
often, but l lind il agrees with me best.
| get into tub on the lst of January
and again on the ith of July. Now
you are laughing, but remember, young
man. | am older than you, and have
had experience. Did you ever see a
COW batne? No, thought not. A COW
refraius from bathing by instinct, yet
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27
SMOKY CnIMNEYs ON THE FARM.

In many farm-houses. as well as in
those of cities. illy-constructed Chin
ncys, or those near higher elevations
and other local distractions. cause
much annoyance. Where the defect is
radical there is no other way than to
reconstruct or else build the chimney
higher. as the case may be. In the
great majority Of cases. however, ditfi-
Guilty is only experienced when the fire
is first built. and especially so in damp.
muggy weather. When soft coal is
used the nuisance Of smoky chimneys
becomes absolutely unbearable, since
not only are the fumes chokngly op-
pressive, but the walls of the house are
quickly ruined.
Before giving the remedy for all cases
where the defect is not in the construc-
tion of the chimney the sense of the
subject will be better understood when
it is remembered that chimney when
in work contains column of heated
ali. Being lighter than the outside at
mosphere, this is forced up by a cor
responding column of atmospheric air
pressing into the entrance Of the fur
mace. The oxygen of the air is con-
sumed in producing combustion of the
fuel. and the hot gases resulting are
constantly pressing up the chimney to
find their equilibrium in the light air
far above the surface of the ground.
But when the chimney is filled with
cold air this displacement can not sud-
denly take place. Hence. until the
draft is established in the chimney. the
smoke finds its way through every
crevice in the stone. filling the house
with its disagreeable fumes. In a ma
jority Of cases the solution is easy.
Whether the difficulty be smoke or gas.
from stove, water, or CRATE, when the
kindlings are placed, and before they
are lighted, newspaper lightly crump-
led, handful of dry shavings placed
on top of the coal or in the hue, and
lighted, will generally establish a
draft. but, where chimneys are inclin-
ed to smoke. care should be taken new
er to choke a lire by placing an undue
quantity Of coal in the stove at any one
time.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27
where there is little snow.

ties where there is little snow.
If pasturage alone is the object, and
the cultivation Of the cornteld mas
been level, grass.seed may be sown i'm
mediately after the last cultivation OF
the corn. and the earth smoothed by
means Of a brush-drag that will Just
cover the same, or cover with very
light harrow, the teeth slanting back
wards. The standing stalks will pro-
tect the grass the first winter, and the
stalks may he knocked down in the
spring by the usual means-a railway
bar or pole-and the stalks left where
they lie. Before knocking down the
corn clover-seed should be sown, since
the passage of the bar will level the
land somewhat and assist in covering
the seed. The succeeding spring the
stalks may be raked and disposed of.
or this may be done Immediately after
knocking them down, ii too much
damage will not ensue to the young
grass.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27

There are 725 deaths from cancer in
New York City last year, and since
1874 6,Ol2 deaths from the same dis
ease. Inc number is steadily on the
increase, those OF 1879 having been but
4l6. lu 1852 there We're 1872,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27

The Effect Of Hard Times on the Matri-
monia, Market--InJurious Treatment
of the Hair.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27
WOMAN GOSSIP.

The Financial Problem In the Marriage
Relation-why Young Men DO Not
Marry.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-27

must be removed from tnelr lves. anu
they must demand riyhtiu remunera-
ton for their lifelong services with the
earnestness Of purpose that will obtain
1t. before sensible girls. who earn fair
wages outside Of the home, can be ex-
pected to settle down as contented
housewives and happy mothers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-19
Dwelling House for Rent.
$40 per Month and
WATER Rates,

THE large dwelling house and lot
l. occupied by D. d. Baldwin front.
ing on Dole street, at Punahou, and run.
ming through 10 Beckwith street. The
house contains large rooms, 2 pantries,
1 bathroom, large closets, kitchen adj
joining. There is large barn with
servants room on the grounds, also an
office separate from the main building.
The lot Is nearly acres in extent and
affords considerable pasture and fire.
wood. Everything in good repair. Gov
eminent water laid on. Enquire of
l32tf s. B. DOLE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-19
HORSES BOARDED

pY the Day, Week or Month. Horses
- broken to Harness. Horses clip.
ped. Horses bought, sold or driven.
Apply to A. ARTHUR,
1877 Inns Next BULLETIN OFFICE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-19
FOR RENT.
HOUSE TO RENT.

THE very comfortable dwelling stu.
i ated at No. 254 Beretania Street.
containing 8 rooms. Rent, only $50 per
month. For particulars apply TO
LEWIS j. LEVEY, Auctioneer.
40 Queen Street. IT'S 2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-19

Being the Champion Roller Skater of
England, France and Canada, he offers
Standing Challenge of $1,000 to any
professional who will equal him in
Trick and Fancy Roller Skating.
Prof. Demers' exhibitions consists of
over 200 movements of the most diff
cult, original, novel and astounding
feats ever attempted, such as his won.
derful spin from one to two minutes
making, from two to three hundred re.
volutions, and other tricks too numer-
Gus to mention.
aB- Remember Wonders never cease !;
his wonderful acts must be seen to be
believed.
lATHOS. E. WALL, Manager.
lat
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-19
FOR SALE,

nNE complete Outfit as follows; l
" kind and gentle Family Carriage
Horse Top Buggy, nearly new, neat
set of Harness, also, / gentle Horse,
either saddle or harness, also, 100 Cords
of Firewood, aft lengths. Apply to
ok. MILLER, Gen'l Business Agent.
"a Merchant Street. 1T2 2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-19
$4,000

THO Loan on Real Estate Security. in
l. Sums of not less than $1,000 each.
Apply to j. NJ. MONSARRAT,
No. 81 Merchant Street. 164 IL
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-19
To Let Furnished.

A T Kilauea, Kauai, comfortable
IA House and Cottage eminently suita-
BILE for family wishing to spend a
short time in the country. Apply to
MANAGER,
1870 If Kilauea Sugar CO., Kauai.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-13
& Texas Central Rail Road

HUuSJUI u IGXdS UtIITdI hdII nUdu
Die ein5Se 2inie i'm Staate nit %5tshfdisnen, ub
bic sngse aine in Eeras, .auf Der tdsGd 5wei YaHassr3ase fabren, nit
4~Snlln1an Parlor gars am Sage
Pulmoa Sleepin9 gars pdbrenb fer gta9t.
u New Orleans. Rn
moIbf fa Durh5asen mad alien 3bMen i'm Morben unb Often an19ieBen.
Die fmrseife @ifcnhabns&ints
wH@n 9eas &Iufs Git, 5anmbol uba allen n6rbid unb wefi6 aekaueu Wunha
Gnmer nad aliens onhnS a Deni n anb Rlnoud Pacific eHsmbdtn mad Ranfsg s pannltI
sbn SA 2pMs,
DurA>s&hfwasen tdsid in jsoer Ridtuns tasGd 3WiAen Stem Orkans unb
ct. Souls. ea
sofaAetk, sa, Souf0n, Dauas, Sherman ub Denon, Geras,
unbb annr ria
Wifouri Yadfc gabn burd bas Snbianer>9eritpriunn pa Sort Scott. aonios
unb SeoaGa, No.
S9lafpa9en tdslih 5tpilden 6ou1tpn utb Nltltin.
Dara>Eida sn u1 mad ismo emm 9uahs in gm6. Srhannhn OMr mf bent eoninsu nj. yo
Dbhe Sr. 8nman. Smh. @otebam .unb uaenfdsa Damtfrn Nb u YedaaEna an aan
StMnen bur Dhn
% gen gafaBiw> sunb Gadratn &C. eHunbIe man G pmTnidp n brsRib bel
yatenn mMde Guunb en- in europa SpraushBabte 9tdos Enbn unb @b fpuun moqea.
fouhnE & an nnre Asmhn wentm.
DunI HtpIeb, 6. s. VI. q. T~aulfner 6. 8. 81.
s. Walbo, Sen. gt. fir &ecaper, 6pufon, 1eras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-13

Oelrt1S s Co.,
@tneral>M srnten,
No. Q Bcwlins @reen, Wemzypr..
is. 5. Oouns unb 6. @rieien-
bed & 6 o., aeenten far Gan Nntonio.
y. Buffet, Hsent fir sduienburs.
1873. s3tp-
U y. Bar y. &tana,
6pufsu. frnber grana 6 ResItr
Shulenbura.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-13
Baifas.. Yreifs

Yaa8s. Yreiis
Son Bon
Stem 9orF. Bremer.
1. @aiiite. erpreboampfer $50 100 $50 $s5-15o
Ieltere Sanapfer 49,. 100.. 100
2. Salute. @rprebbampfer $3.50. 72
Aeltere Oampfer...... 5O...... go
3pif@enoed grpreboampfer 25...... 24.50
Aeltere Oampfer. ...... 3D.. 22.5O
8tHoretfe=NtMete apiiden biefem Yrdben:
grprebbampfer (S@neqoampfer). -. $49.5o
Mnbere Dampfer .................. 1850
Nad Bremen unb sura6,
Mit alterem Dampfern.
1. gaiite $1s5
2. @atute 100
8tpif6enbed @rprebbampfer .......... al
Neltere 9ampfer 40
3tnner mite: IL Sabrsn bte 5dIft.. unier 1
0~E. e,nt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
2mrembur8ti6es aus 8eletea.

Sn Mrlon bra9te bic pbilbarmoniiae
@eieaidaft ibrem 8rdibentem BEL @eIes
senbeit ieines Nalnenfeites, eine brilante
Serenaoe. = @u9 offerirte Der @eianss
8eretn bemielben 6errn, wel9er ebenfaas
ais Director bieiem Tereine poritebt, beim
Banquet, wel9es Abenbs i'm gereinslos
tale itatt battle, elm prd9tises @eidsnt.
Sn MubeI fanb am 90. Stunt Elm
i10nes Self ftatt. Der Superior Der
nabeu Mbtsi @ottestbal, Der bo1m. pater
Inbre, iiberbra9te ndmIi9 Der 6auptpfarrs
tir9e, IN Mnerteununs Der uislsn Oienffe
unb @elbipenbunsen bic bic Bizarre Mubsl
CUR 8ieberaufbauuns unb Rsftauriruns
Der iest IN Slang baitsbsnbsn Mbteitir9e
pom @ottestbal semadt,, isbsn S9aee
BON &eliquien, folsenber 9eiiisen: Der
Mutter @ottes, bes :. Soiepb, bes 8. 9us
bertls, bes 3. Mlopiius uon @on3asa, Der
3. Barbara, Gatbarina unb Der 3. 2ucia.
Mn beiastem Gage wurbsn nun biele &elis
quien pom Bfarrbauie prossiiionswsiie abs
sebolt, morauf Der bo9w. 6err Bater
Obere pon @ottestbaI Elm feierli9eS 6ods
amt celebrate, mdbrenb befIsn Der ebrw.
pater &Obert cine tiefsreifenbe prsbist
iber ben llripruns unb bic 8ebeutpns Der
&eIiquiem Der 9eiIisen bielt.
GoIsenbe 5erren erbalten Die beis
ftebsnben Yenfonen: Ssinrid Sol. Dee
iirotte, ssb. su @ranbban am 10. Mdrs
1892, Commits Der aeei7en pom L. SuIi
ls45 bis am 81. Ius. 1865: IT'S Jrs.
Sub. Sol. Siret, ssb. gu 5arre, Briggs
bier Der Oouanen, In Otenit pom 1. Nus
quit 1852 bis 80. Mpril 1885: 922 Srs.
Irmanb @tlfon, seb. su Wuiap Ia Billie
am Is. Sebr. 1890, Militdr unb ipdter
WalbfSriter pom 80. Sanuar 1889 BITS 80.
Npril 1885: 230 Srs.
Sn Der beIstf9en Mrmee finb
folgenbe 6erren, beren Ramen luremburs
ger Slang baben, bsf6rbert worbsn: Gum
Blascommanbant 2ter @l. Der Sberif
Ylascommanbant 3ter GI. Z. s.. Weps
merstir9, unb Der Sberflieutenant 6. s..
Srianne ; gum Sberitlieutsnant Blaseoms
manbant 3ter gI. Der Mapor 6. u. s..
u. Molitor; gum Blas Nbiutant l. 81.
Der 9auptmann Gbiutant 2. Gl. o. s.
Yalgen.
Sci Der Snfanterie: Gum Obsrit, bsr
Sberflieutenant 8. 6. quart; gum
OberitIisutenant Der Maior u. g. s. Orb
anne; gum Maior Der Sauptmann sriter
81. M. W. Slid (aus YfaffsntbaD !; gum
Sauptmann L. 81. Der Sauptmann 3 gI.
6. s. Warlier; gum Sauptmann 2. ST.
Der lieutenant s. BartboIme gum 9ieus
tenant Der llnterlieutsnant s. .. 2eonarb {;
gun, llnterlieutenant Der llnteroff3ier 8.
M. s. Rebins unb q. gbome.
Bel Der @enbarmerie: Gum lieutenant
Der llnterlieatenant 6. Brebo, ganmans
bant Su grlon.
Bel Der Nrti1erie: Gum Sauptmarn
(8atterie) @~ommambant, Der 9%auptmann
6. u. Qibert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
Saar, Mfoiel, Gifel unb Gunsrid.

Trier. Der iesise Wisberaufbau ber
Rloitertir9e 3u Rartbaus erfoIst mad benz
uripriinsliben Blame. Die &irds wirb
ii9 bemna9 senau wie bic Dor unsefdbr 80
Sabren 3erit0rte Rir@e p~rdientiren.
NitteI. Sonntas ben Z. Suli Ma9s
mittass ueranifaItete Der Teuerwebrsersin
elm Walbfeif tn Der Ndbe bes Torifbauies
bier. Die 8eamten BON bier, Weuen u.
/. 10. baben ibr gri9einsn sussiast, man
erwartet AUDI Beiu9 uon @reuenma9er.
9amsfur. Oie grbeiteu am gridens
bau ssbsn istt raid Dor iid, 10 baB bies
ielbe fir bic feitseiebte 6riit fertisseiteat
werben tanu; aud 1T nod iOuit fein ilns
fa0 babel gu permeloen.
YaI3em. 0as ls4 @onats alts 8inb
zines bielissn 8abnwdrtsrs wurbs 0ormits
tags am 4. SuIi pon benz l0.llbrs 3uae
ibsrfabrsn unb lit mad elmer baIbsn Stun6e
an ben erbaItenen 8erIetamsen seitorben.
@Iei9 ben bsna95arten Teifunass
ifdbtsn Mst, StraBburs, Main3 unb RSIn
mirb aud Roblens cine sroBe militdriI@e
0~rieftaubeasS tation erbaltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04

2uremburg. Oem 8ernebmen mad
iou 9err MbuofatsM nmaIt 6olba1 gum
Sriebensridter in @@terna@ ernannt rpors
ben Iein.
OaB Sem q B II bewieien wirb, 6aB
ct elm Spitbube unb @auner 1T, bas
fOmmt ale Gage Dor, %ieItener aber f0mmt
es Dor, baB Semanb einen glnbern weqen
Gbreni9dbisuns pertlast, unb benz 9ette.
rem bann seridtlid Der 8emeis s~eliefert
wirb, baB NmtsmiBbrau9 unb unseiebIi@e
Bractifen trisb. go sebt's ieet benz grs
Staatsminiiter unb @riirber Baron BON
Slo9auisn:
Die r@toiIe beige" bate Dor siniser 3eit
ben friiberen I%nremburser Staatsminiiter
pom Slo9bauisn belduIbi9t, BEL benz
Srifeler Bring einri9 s&rad, Der be-
fanntlid gu beieu Stur3 fibrte, Die 5anb
nit I'M Spiele sebabt gu baben. SER BON
Blo9auien bate barautbin cine &lase ses
gen bas gIatt anseitreHst unb 5000 Srs.
gntiddoisuns perIanst. Der ProssB Cam
IN ben lesten Tasen Dor benz BriGeler
9eridt CUR 9~erbanbluns unb bra9te intes
~reiiante GntbiaIunssn. Der gertreter bes
Blattes fibrte aus, baB uor Der &riie elm
Eelesramm in BriiisI anIanste, weIdes
BON Der @emablin bes Staatsminiifers uns
terseidnet mar; bieielbe bate nit ibrem
Sornamen y@feaeA seseidnet. 0ieies
Eelesramm babe beSisli9e Sinserssise snts
balten", unb babe baraufbin Elm 1erwanbs
ter bes Win!iters Spetulationen nit Yrin,s
6einri@sI ttien betrieben. Der R5niss
9roB5er3oS babe bieruon &enntnib betoms
men mnb babe bann iofort bic Serren Sbils
ses unb Rarl Simons mad Sem Saas beru;
fen. 9err p. 8lodauien babe barauf einses
ieben, baB ct elm performer Mann iei unb
Jet raid NIT gntlaiunssseiud beim Ronise
einsetommen. Der Bro3eB lit nod ni9t
beenbtst. Nad bieiem @srlauf Der Sa1e
itelt fi9 bic M~nifequns Der &lase ais ein
6eblsriff bes 9errn .. Blo9auisn bsraus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
Suxem6 s.
Tereinigte Staaten.

Wte un8 uner alter Sreunt
5err Matb. Slid BON Sc Mars mittbeilt,
finb feline BRET iiinsifsn SS5ter am Diem:
flag, ben %. Stunt BON Sc Mars mad
Wilfesbare IN ga. absersif, nun bort in's
Rloiter Der S6weitern ber 9riitliden Qteb,
einsutreten. Drei S9peltsrn auf einmal
ms &Iofter, nm ibr 2sben Soft ;u weiben,
gewib elm i%eItener Sal! M6se fi1 unisr
Sreunb iiber ben Ierlait mir .trSften.
Seine gO9ter baben ben beiten Gbeil er'
wdblt.
Wte unfere 2efer aus benz Sir.
culare bss 0oritanbes bss beuti9en ct.
@apbaelssY ereins erieben, 1T unier 9anbs.
mann, Der bisberise &sIisionslebrer an be,
Mittsli9uls in gttelbrid, SER &euIanb,
sur Tibruns Der @eiddfte bes ameritas
nil9en ct. &apbaels 9sreins unb als
Miiiiondr fir bic ginmanberer bsuti9er
Sunge sewonien porben. Serr &eulanS
1T 80 Sabre alt, seiunb unS trdftis, Der
beuti9en unb fran,0fiden Spra9e natiirs
lid 5err unb ipridt aud bas gnslii9s
3ienilid seldufis. Dor ieiner Gbreiie am
Is. SUM- bsiudte Ssrr ReuIanb bic 0sr'
trauensmdnner In Bremen, 9amburs,
ROTTERDAM, 9lntmerpen unb 6aure. Wir
besriiBsn ben bo9w. Serrn &eulanb aus
awei @rinben, sinmal neil Der amerita,
nif9e ct. &apbaelss8 erein eine Spite unb
einsn Setter erbielt, anbererieits baB banu
nniere 9anbsIeute I'M @roBberSostbum iid
bic 8ortbsile, wel9e ibnen Der ct. Sta.
pbaelssY srsin bistet, pieI mebr 3u Nuteu
MAIDEN, ais fie es bisber tbaten. @erabs
bic 9ursmburser tiimmsrten fi9 iebr weuia
um ben 0srsin unb fislen babar9 S9napp'
khahnen nnb 0enteli9nsibern IN bic Singer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
0robberso8tbum.

Bergen, 8. SuIi. Sm @arten bes
Srn. @itrpsBerens albier beiinbet ii4 ein
8irnbaum Wpramibe) Der, auBer elmer
rei9en 2ait prd9tis entwidelter Sirnen,
on peridiebenen @eiten iunse 8lltben
trast, bic tsineswess fru9tlos abfaasn,
fonbsrn iid su sinem iunaen Nadwu@s an
Birnen bilben. 8et Der bereits nett uors
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09
ORDERS FRoM 4 DISTANCE

for goods IN our lines. or out Of our lines,
carefully filed and attended to and satisfac-
tioguarsntceG, w
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

We hare not bought immense stock Of nm.
staple goods at 20 to SO per cent above rates
OF to-day, to have to strive with baits,
might and Main, to unload. =
We renew our stnck several times pcr
wear which gives Is quick returns ON In
vested capital. protection against falling
markets, changes in styles, and aecunmlS.
ton Of immense unreasonable stock.
We discount all our bills; cur expenses TO
carry on business Is about one. third that Of
any other regular mercantile hossc in Lew
iston.
We have the means e. buy two or three
years supplies at once. but would have To
sell goods higher to pay for capital so in.
vc,ted.
In conclusion, we will sell all our goods
with small averaged profits, - we have ia
the past twenty years, which has proven N
extraordinary successful to us and profitable
to customers.
Az all abnve facts, rcasuns and statements
can DO easily verified, we confidently pre-.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09

mittce of arrangements, the city police
and extra police for their close attention
to preserving the ordinary and more than
ordinary quiet Of the city during all the
period Of the observance of our national
birthday; and the citizens generally are
to be highly commended for their ciyility
and good order desirable on such occa-
sions.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09

Washington, July 3.-The following
appointments were made by the Presi.
dent this afternoon: Dariu,ss H. Ingra-
ham, of Maine, to be Consul OF the Uni
ted States at Cadiz; James Tenner Lee,
OF Maryland, to the Secretary of the I.e-
CATION Of the United States ut Austria.
Hungary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09
NEW, AT VOLLMER 4 co.'s:

NEW, AT vOLLMER 4 co.'s:
Carpets.
NEW
Window Shades.
NEW
Parasols,
Prints.
NEW
Lawns.
NEW
White Goods
NEW
Irish Trimmings
NEW
Everlasting.
Fine Laees.
NEW
Er,broderies.
NEW
Summer Silks.
NEW
Dress Goons
NEW
Corsets. 90
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09

Money advanced ON consign-
ments Of wool. wheat, flax
and hides, or highest cash
price paid for the same.
We ,oiN buy exchange on the prisci-
pal cities Of tie United &ites.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09
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Gee. n. Lake jewolsr. Lewiston. 7-7-n
Kangaroo.
Tho 4th 10 past.
No fights on tho 4th,
They had free squeeze.
Thermometers arc watched close.
The Ore company made good showing.
County commissioners meet next Monday.
Street sprinkler done good work Friday
night.
WATCHES. Geo. II. Lake Is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
ifyou wish to purchase \ good set Of "bar-
h1tures." apply to Profs Deacon Reynolds
He was so taken up with the swing that he
caused himself to be nailed in BY the breechcs.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-12-24
MADISONBURG.

Mr.. Harvey Miller sold horse to
Elk Judge Frank of Rebersburg.
Mr.. Reuben Hartman and son John,
of Millheim, spent Monday in our lit
tie burg Oh business.
John HOY, Jr, of Jacksonville, spent
a few hours with l.. b. Slower Oh Mon
day.
Levi Fullmer was made happy the
other morning by finding fox in one
of his traps. Jared Hazel Was made
fully as happy on Sunday, but it wasn't
fox. A bouncing baby and don't you
forget it.
Albert Klinefelter started on job
down in the mountains below Coburn.
J. l.. Roush returned home from
Lancaster on Tuesday evening. he
expects to stay over the holidays.
Rev. N. j. Miller preached his fare.
we'll sermon in the Reformed church
last Sunuay.
Two daughters and son of Rev.
Sam. Yearick, left this place on Tues
day afternoon to spend tie holidays
with their parents at Red Lion, York
county, Pa. Mr.. Anon Hazel accom-
panied them. STILL,