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New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

oeuersi pm sheridan IN sccompsuy him on A
equestrian expedition 9 5trasburg, w. senator Cam
eron passionately fond Of horseback rsng. and h
fnds 1t q great benefit TO his health lie n aaxious
T. go on any trip bcsorc the weather sct too cold.
Geneni Sheridan h also rider. and tho two VIII nS
doubt have o great trip
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HINDSIG III

Wen, Dan. I gusss yea ootohsd thssS
In spite of nay lapiorinG'
I'm sure saw no ohasln oioso
And hear no ager rssrfns.
The party gAp appears 10 bs
A dark end deep seysnf
Tho tiger proves b - aese-
In tact Q cAtsclyBu.
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Shortly before 10 o'clock Tuesday night Mr Hannah
Brennan Of No. l7s south Nnths Brooklyn. startled
by = her bedroom she about for
disclosed under tbs bed.
Of the ensd brought the other
p,nIs Word ssnt ~ tho police station and
Ictsctvs Holland The who John Oiz
lsorman age thirty nve OF hest1r.sI hn city he csuid
I've 90 rossons presence the euse Mrs Brennan
and suner1ng frou shock Yestsx
6sy Justice Naeher held tAe VrtsonsS or sxAlaAaon
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,T11y4y OPERA PRoBABLB AGAIN.

There seems TO be prospect now OF itailan
opera holding up head once more IN THIS country
sixnor A.seo having apparently permanently retired
TON. s.cn.,on af hi. room ai mis- bote Mmcs NsidA
has take the rssns of msnasr IL IT,
her swn hsnda- n Angelo does net esDerge from a,s
sAsmbrf ana make trouble che Wss CONSUMING ~
her lawyers hours yssIeriAy. sna ~
aays sLe popes 10 have The company toksthsr once
nora Probably tho rrst thing tho company VIII ao
VIII be Dsrform the Aesasmy ios sSsn
avn OeUenk
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MR. BoorH Sor TO PLAY Uyryz MONDAY

Mr. BOOTH NOT TO Ply UNJL N0NDlE
Mr. Booth was said by his physician to have
passed . comfortable night Tuesday aad 20 hsvs
slept great part Of the morning OF yesterday An IRE
symptoms. Dr. ST. Clair smyth thousht faversbie
but thought best for Mr. Booth not to play again
until next Monday night Then he wn be lags.
and "Othelio" viii be repeated Tuesday snd
"Wednesday. The sale OF have been ina
Affected By any feeling Of uncertainty public
mind his appsarAaea
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London, England. oot Is. 1885.
DANGERS or ELECTRIC LIGHTING.

To The EdfIor or Ih6 IrtbHHA
SIR Before the discussion OF my paper on
Life Risks In Electric Lighting read before
ths Escrio Club Cpuoiisnsd In The TzIsUsE OF sove
ber ~ gave TO moch scrim"nous criu-
Diam, ceased tho report from Cevsland oil tue
instan sus dsan still another man. killed without
warning and the published rsport be trus not by bis
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HE RECOVERED aIssEysgS

An amusing inciient. Illustrative OF what absent
indedn~ss will do for occurred last evening on
south Division street. DR. Joseph Fowler while walk
ing down that thoroughfs was oy-raken and p>s-ed
nv a man who ~ evidently much absorbed IN thauRnr.
Suddenly ne turned asound and accostns the doctor
asked him TO direct him 90 Mchixzn-ss Having re-
ceved requested Information. without degntnz 20
reply and the even tenor OF his say
but Just before resching Mchiganst he again hated.
waited until the doctor came up with him, SAID ThaH<
y0ul' and paAsed on
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WHY THE OFFER WAS REFUSED.

To fhe kdIfOr OF Ihe IrtDUH
SIR understand that the Newly York Con
sollaat.d Gas Com ,any IN tns any sppropra-
ton for purpose by Government has offered 10
light up the statue Liberty but thar the offer has nesn
declined on the rrounl Statue could then only
be ~ caY tiinc. '
Netc- J Ork Nov. 10. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
Luudborgs Perfume, Edenia-
MARRfEN

BFLCHER-FrLLER-Ats ST Th0mas's Church. mamzra
neck y. " "Wednesday afternoon. November 10 iSo6 Mr..
Zacharah Fletcher TO Miss Kate Helena Fuller of nanaro
oneck, Y. Y.
BRACKEN-DRTSCOLL-Tn Brooklyn N. v, Novenber
10, Henry T. Braeken. Of FOrestyle Conn., 70 kmIe w.
Driscoil, OF Brooklyn
R.IGHFAD-wHrTE-At ST. Marks Church. Mauob
Chunk Penn Tuesday. November p lsSS by the Rev.
A. rolman assisted by the Rev b. r. rhompsOn Jesse
Auken raighead and Marie Mansfield ughter of tas
late Charles L. White
TIFFANY-KNOX-On Tuesffy. Novem Der ., by the Rev
II. NJ. Knox assisted by the REV Or Roterok
Terry Tiffany Wakeman Knox. daughter
the officiating Clergyman. ana granddaughter ef us ats
Burr Wakeman
AL notices OF marriages mas! oe m mforsef gta fall mans
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The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT ISDIcArloSs-FoR "a Houhs'
WASHINGTON, Nov 1O.-For New-Engianu'
y.v-Yorx PennsyivaniA and New-Jer'e5 hsn' rains
.nynr,v cooler winds shifting 80 north westerly
westward, fair and cooler
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
JAMES a. BLAINE IN BOSTON.

Boston, Nov. 10--James u. Blaine was
joined mere today oy rs wife and daughter and
called upon By several pro,afnent gentlemen OF this
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

caused BY severe cold. ereas many reoeiyed their
money hack bus GOOD house warmly greeted Miss An.
Clarke. whs notice assumed the part ana
made charming PGsitnA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
N fHs SADDLE

CAMERON AND SHERIDAN IN fHs "a DDth
Washsngten Sesnp On Ths Bainsnsrs a Asssrscen T.,
Senator Don Cameron b 30 much peasod Wa ~
hor<shAck rds from Harrisburg ~ ns ciy NAV ns
b anxious h fAks another one. Hs has peen x1Us
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

NH2 LAssTRY TOO SICK TO APPgAE
Bosgos, Nov. 10 tSpecsaIl.-Mrs. Langtry
~ss aesi. Obliged to dlsxppoins Q iAsss audience
- the Boston Theatre to-aishs en- account Of nsss
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In tAs diagram sas.. sas .~s-s .x ~
.tion ,bseTsre a station Ia ths i an,
series hgmdty psfoentses
indicated Longer fssh
tsnpsrasare, registered By tbs sAssnssss~
Ne BFosdw1
aRIsusx orYrcE Nov Ill m--ine sH'es .o'e
elouay moss of the Ams yesterday Ano 'aere .sn'
-. -, en-. .orn,,1 The barometer sank slightly. The
,.~.,,r. ,.n..a n.tween 40 and ois. The average
40 beng / ~ shsr on the corresponding day
last year, And 7iso hi<hrr tnAn ON IaesaAy. 4.
lxnL rains aud cooler eeaihsr
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

whar . the In Taking Chances
untref plaster when Bonson known 70 oe
surely and promptly curative.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

To the Rescue
Pa after all others is %
sold by druggsts-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Gperial NoIlces.

OPENING SALE OF THE SEASON OF isse,r
BARKER ART GALLEKf. IL ANDls LIBERTY-Sr
AND IoHS1fSiffa ocHoSa1rfSufSa fHaiDAf HtiD ~ AS6 sHT9sbAY.
November ii, IL and IS, commencing at o'clock.
Mo6E1sS q idgsi'' P%ISTINGs. pIIiDS'II
in part enure gallery Of
AND EMBRAcLN9 Two 0TnER PRIVATE
'lt5fH SEAS1 RSPp''EsS%"n 'E%nfsiflos Il III csp''
havins Seen S gu5eh. Si .9es 81 Us wp ana y.s
ALSO.
THREE yALuABLE Real sRoSzEs -, ,!p sEysa.l VERA
Is AL ABOUT 800 LoTs oTssrvo,,r.xv
~ % '0'-y yEksHRSArioS &n4rEyEh
GEORGE L BANKS. Anctloneer BARKER co.
Tho Communicates"
AFTER JULES BRETON.
ETCHED BY HAMILTON HAMILTON.
Afew copies of the only
HAUS'S GALLER Y.
2o4 FIFTH-AvE.
CMADIsoN soUAREJ
Ne. 9 CsIssoe as msae by cAswELL- MASSEY CO
,a most r..n ;s. A'ls n a 5s 'sf'
or,n~r n l. Real Estate Including all tho stations
known ~ 1.-The Oranges" Property impr0,e ei aud
unmprovsd. Edward P. Hamilton a Co. 30 sio1lNg
RandeL Baremsrs Il Biiissa
. IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
Ola o SDS
: MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY .
So AssausL .lld 70 Maiden La1a New fer~
st Andrsw's-sL, HoOOra Cirva> isouton !:
...-
aoo Ps~cr. Euxllss Royal Wilton carpess
aua place. ekcceifnSy Vftce&
-sHkPPAtD KNAPP a 20, ota-sre. Ant lJthsl
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DIEIl

All notices OF marriages mas! aiorsei cta rsH nams
ana address
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

BAR.
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The use Of borax or ammonia ~
stead Of SOAP In washing blankets will
help 90 preserve the softness and bright
Ness Of the colorcd stripes. ~ " Post.
Fruit Buckwheats; Add quart Of
tender apples. pared and sliced, or
halves Of pears or peaches (pears are
better stewcd). 10 a pitcher Of batter
made ns for ordinary buck heat cakes.
Cook on griddle. and eat with maple
sirnp or = liquid sauce. -1 The House
toid
Apple. peach, pear. plum and
cherry trees net along boundary lines
Of farms interfere very little with cul-
tivation. and their fruit Is produced al
most without cost after the trees are
well established. while IT the same
time they may serve useful purpose
as screens to mitigate the force Of driv-
ing storms. San Francisco Chronicle.
Light Cake: Take the whites Of
two eggs, one and one-half cups
Of white sugar. one cup Of
milk. one-half cup Of but
ter. two cups Of -four and two tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder. After
mixing. flavor with lemon or add cur
rants (about = cup). or use raisins,
candicd peel or few caraway seeds.
49, BOSTON Post.
There Is much difference in the
quality OF paris green, much that Il
sold being so heavily adulterated that
it Is impossible to decide how much tn
apply The impure poison Is believed
TO be injurious 70 potato vines, per-
haps because Of its impurity being ap-
piled stronger than It should be. The
high-priced pure paris green b the
cheapest. Albany journal.
For Pancakes without Milk: Make
batter Of four eggs, three tablespoon
fuls Of flour, little water, pinch Of
salt and little very finely chopped
lemon peel; put some good frying oil
into frying pan. and when IL bOils
drop some of the mixture into IL; fry
on both sides. drain it, sprinkle with
powdered sugar and lemon juice; roll
i and serve very hot Boston Budget.
Rice or Hominy Croquets: Boil the
rice or hominy till well done. then al
low TO become perfectly cold. To one
and one-half pints add = good pinch Of
salt. three well-beaten eggs, one spoon
full Of milk. -four enough to roll out in
the hands into forms and one teaspoon
full Royal baking powder. Have ready
deep frying-pan half full Of boiling
hot fat, drop the croquets carefully in.
fry till rich brown. serve hot The
Caterer.
Dish w ashing: Let every article
that requires IL be well soaped and all
-. MI A mil - IN
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nE George Jones. proprietor "a
the New York Times. Is sryonty-iivc
years old.
"A Canadian groat-grandfaihcr re.
Gently attended tiar christening o. his
nth descsndcnL
Mary Howctt. the wcll-known En-
glish religious writer. has entered the
Roman Catholic Church.
Miss Lucy Torrcy. Of Cambridge.
Miss. was last summer persuaded 10
marry an Australian adventurer. who
has ncd with $1,000 Of her money.
boston Herafd.
Nathan Robbins. the veteran Bos-
ton banker j. eighty-tnrcc years old.
has occupied an Office for sixty years.
and has been absent because Of illness
only eight days H. Boston Journal.
Miss Nellie Welch has full charge
81 the telegraph Office Ut Point ARENA.
CAL She j. but eleven years old and
Is probably the youngest telegraph OPP
orator in the business. -C Chicago 1rib-
Hnt.
Mrs. William Aston. il Is said, will
never again reign rs leader Of New
York society. Her afliiction has taken
such an unfavorable turn that she ID
precIuded from again appearing in
public. ~ L. Mail.
Society Is astonished. says the Bos-
ton Home Journal. to find that Mr.. Ed
win Booth 4 charming and delight
ful man. For years he has been con-
sidcrcd morose and moody. never caring
10 make the slightest effort to be
agreeable 70 any but his few intimate
trends Within the last year he seems
TO have turned : new leaf. SO that now
il is : very great pleasure to meet him
in society.
Princess Bismarck is represented
by French correspondent rs woman
Of great worth and. though Of some
what vulger manner. possessing good
heart and a great amount Of common
sense She has the most unbounded
love and admiration for her illustr,ous
husband. She is not in the least proud
Of her position. She is greatly liked
BY every body around her. though she
II always brusque toward them and
sometimes even bearish.
Among the incidents Of Parlia-
mcnt il the nightly arrival Of William
Archibald Macdonald. the blind mem
Der for Queens County. Mr.. Macdon-
aid is led up the members stairs to the
door Of the House by his wife and lit
tie son. They return for him when the
House adjourns, waiting sometimes
till two o'clock in the morning. Mr..
Macdonald is an effective platform ora
fnr
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valuabls Practical Suggestions ABOUT
Making snd Keeping Cshes
In the making OF cake. as all other
things, it is necessary il be done de
Gently and in order" and the first
thing 70 be orderly about is ones self.
Let the hair be secured in a net or
other covering. to prevent any from
falling. and faithfully brush the shout
ders and back that none lodge. to fly
here and there. BE very particular
about washing the hands and wrists.
and roll the sleeves well above the ell
bows. Have large, clean apron ct
hand which will cover the dress. A
good cook will not be over nice about
the style and trimming Of her apron.
so that IL be Of firm material and adapt
ed to her purpose Before beginning.
have things ready. BY that mean
clear the Kitchen table Of every thing
not needed. and provide things that are
needed. Have the sugar. butter, eggs.
-four, spices and baking pans at hand.
Sift flour and sugar iii not pulver-
izcd). and measure or weigh. In warm
weather let the eggs stand few mo-
ments in cold water. As they will make
finer froth. Be sure. If possible that
the eggs are fresh. as no amount OF
beating will render them stif II old.
Beat the yelks thoroughly, and put
whites in cool place until needed;
then beat in a cool room till the froth
will remain in dish when turned up
side down.
Good butter should also be used.
Nothing Is gained by rcsorting to
"cooking butter" as heat develops
latent bad qualities. In very cold
weather the butter may be warmed =
little. but in no case allow II to melt
In using milk IL u well TO rcmcm-
Der that sour milk makes a spongy,
light cake; sweet milk. one that cuts
ike pound cake. With sour milk
soda alone Is to be used; with sweet
baking powder. or soda and cream Of
tartar. Newer use fresh and stale
milk in same cake. Butter should Be
gradually; next yelks of eggs, then
Hour. whites, and lastly the flavoring
or spice.
DO not STIR the cake mixture. but
best thoroughly. The batter should
be brought up from she dish nj every
stroke, N this way driving the air into
the cells instead Of out The cells will
be finer II the motion il slower toward
the last, remembering il should al
ways be upward
Never beat or mix cake In TIN;
earthcn or st0ne-warc should always
be used. and wooden spoon ~ rec
commended. Il IL better to grease the
pans with lard fresh, nice lard than
butter. Several thicknesscs Of paper
should be placed in the bottom, and a
little cap Of paper over most kinds.
except layer cake. A little cap may BE-
made Of brown paper, and saved for
several bakings.
The oven should receive agood share
Of attention. Too hot or too cool. and
your cake making or baking Il fail
ure- II necessary to move the cake
while baking. do IL very gently.
Shrinking away from the sides Of the
pan and stopping its ssinking' are in
dications IL 4 time TO leave the oven.
When the cake ID removed from tho
pan and set away. always place fright
side up.
Finally, a tin chest or stone Jar n
best to keep IL IN. and Il II well 70 wrap
closely In q napkin. that the aroma BE-
not lost. -. Eugesis Eidridoc, n Coed
HossskeeDjs0.
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= Modern Ananins Gives IN Account =
the strength % Nashville Rodsnts.


the strength % Nashville Rodsnts-
Nashville tTsan.) Unionl
"Yes. Nashville rats are : pretty brave
lot. sure enough. ! only arrived in the
city last night. end after IN early break
fast strollsi down along Market street.
Just at the foot of the hill heard an un-
earthly sort Of noise that reminded me Of
and ! set out In search OF the cause.
Rounding the corner Of an alley ! saw .
big black cat. hair standing on end.
and progressing by Ats and starts hack.
ward. Every lime she'd move back.
ward the most horrible yell ever
heard would come out Of her
larnvx. couldn't make out At first Why
she insisted on going backward, 40 there
was clear road In front Of her; but, NOV
ing little to one side. saw . great big
rat had hold Of her by the tail, while an
other rat, venerable cuss. with gray
clothes and white whisksrs, had hold Of
the tail Of the other rat, and together they
were hauling pussy toward hole In :
brick wall near by. stood and watche d
the struggle until they finally got the cai
close up TO the hole, and then found out
that the orjfice was too small to permit Of
the cats being pulled in. The old gray
cuss let 20 his hold, dived into the hole and
came back again in minute with about
forty more rats. and the whole gang II
once set to work pulling out the bricks
and enlarging the hole. II took them
about five minutes t. do this. and fhes
they tailed on to the big fellow, who mad
twisted his tail around the gas-pipe and
was holding the cat all the time, and
and yanked the poor beast into the hole,
The last heard Vas terrific squall, and
then ali was silent. Iguess those rats had
good Sunday morning breakfast for
once 1t least"
Then the lean man resumed his cigar
and the reporter eyed him with awe and
reverence, and wondered why tho mantle
OF Ananias had fallen on such insignia
cant looking shoulders.
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The eagle is . tough bird, but
when II Is put on the back Of a dollar
il is legal tender. Merchant Trareler.
An agent for new encyclopedia
tried 70 sell one to Western farmer;
but he said he never could ride one Of
these pcsky things without falling over.
Prairie Farmer.
The equine-ox is considered ny
many to be the greatest vagary Of nat
IRE. but after all. when you come to
think Of il. il is not half 80 strange as
burd-ocks. ST. Paul Herald.
"A Competent Cook New Cook
''An' please. ma am. how shall cook
the clamsP" Mistress Why. how
have you cooked them in other
placcs?' Sure l allus made iyster
soup wild EN-. - arper's BasGr.
"A Scotchman SAID to an inveterato
punster on names; ''lou cant make .
pun on my name. sirr' What may
yonr name bc?" ''Dnnlop. sir
'.You have only to lop of the last syl-
liable and IL Is Dun. was the instant
answer.
Mrs Hendricks-.Were you at the
Louvre while in Paris. Mrs. De Hob
SOM" Mrs De Hobson-"No; we
found every thing we wanted q the
Bon Marche. We got some wonderful
bargains there. "-Lys-
Estelle And are you gong to
leave me 50 soon. Augustus?' Au-
gssstus- My love. would willingly
give ten years Of INV life IL ! could stay
longer. But II don't 90 l shall be
incl for being late at card party
The Rambler.
-Hotsl Man-s.Say. doctor. that pa
tient Of yours has an awful appetite for
Siek man. What's the trouble With
h ms' Doctor (confidentially) bad
case Of fape-worm. Hotel Man
..Tapc-worm. iii bet it's . sea-scr-
prnt - L0sceN Citizen.
Mrs De Wigs What made Mr.
Romans house burn down. JackP"
Jack ..Spontaneous combustion. be-
licve-" Mrs. d. Wiygs--''Is that %?
] heard somebody say it took fire Of IT,
self. but didn't believe any such nom
sense. -" 7id-Bifs.
"A pupil in school read the express
sion EARNS Of the sea-" in a very vague
fashion. '.What do you mean any
thing given In charityg' mo. NM :"
sFir.-arms. perhapsP" Eyes m'm- =
.WiIl you tell me (this rather impa-
ticntly) any explosives from the seaP''
'"Shells." He went to the head -- 7oie-
do Biads
"A little girl who u just At the age
when her table manners are beginning
20 be looked after. called out at supper
one night recently: ''Givc me some
cake s1Iow do you ask?" said
mamma. .corrcctively. please give
ME some cake" returned the ittle
miss. and added. unabashed: II didn :
forget, was saving 1t up. Spring
feid (Mass.) Republican.
A barrister. noticing that the court
had gene to shcp. stopped short In the
middle Of his speech. The sudden
silence awoke the judges. and the Law
yer gravely resumed: ~.As / remarked
Yesterday, my lords"- The pun
x'cd judges stared at each other, ~
though they half believed they had
peen asleep since the previous day
a. y Indcpcndeak
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"A lrrFLB Ore - 9uicsly ssodden O.
Which. being suffered. rivers can not Queo0F
Procrsstination may rob you Of time.
up The loGs; but II 10 rob you ~ life the loss
Il irrsmsdiable. II your health Is delicstes
your appetite tickle, your sleep brokon,
your mind depressed, your whole being out
Of sorta depend on u you are seriously dis
easedL IN al such cases DR.: Pierce's Cod
: genuine. radical cure--make new man
Of you and save you from the torturss Of
lingering disease
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MY dear. ! think that bonnet You
have % y becoming" said Mr. Jones.
- his wife came int he parlcr. dressed
up for church.
Yes" was the reply. II should
say - u becoming becoming very
agcd. was just going 70 tell yam thae
wouid have 70 have : new one.
Jones wilted and staid that way.
until ne had given his wife hearty
vel preserved bank-note.- NcrcASst
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whom e y the old-fashioned blue mas. blue
pin sort and insiss on using DR.. Pisrcs's
ss scsip 9sx rrrsssa;v r. es @ooss6
granulea, containing the active principles
o certain roots and hsrba and which viii
b found 20 contain - much cathartic
power - any Of thu o!d-fashioned, larger
pllla without the latter's violent drastic
bos hsrmisssly, estsbiishine psrmsoca{.
" healthy action Of the stomach and
Bowels, and ~ an anti-biliouo remedy aEo
unsqualed-
Pxnsoxs whe take nsasugss tD0lasKe
oholr businsss- 1aiIoga
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A young man out Of work began pee.
ding lead pencils about Norristown. Pa.
H. went into manufacturers ofiics, and,
- the proprietor good naturally listened,
praised his pencils and drew figures on q
Bit Of paper to show how good they were.
His method Of drawing and precision OF
touch led the manufacturer to question
him. He proved to b esigner OF in
genuity and skill, and bsfrs bs went aul
had secured place.
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A uxTvoRN and natural color Of the whis-
kss = produced By using Buckingham's
W. have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral, n
our family, for colds, with perfect success
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wnzRs e the doctor Who does not like
his cough-fee.
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Hoods 8avsaparilla

q prepared from sarsaparilla. Dasaslsoa. Man
lraho DOCK. PipsissevA Juniper Berytea< and other
vell-knovn and valuable vegetable remedies. The
eoubinaion, proportion. and preparation are pccu-
NJ - Hoods SarsapariIla. giving itcufafive power
- posssssed By other medicines. Il elects ~
narsab.o eares whore ethsn fail.
puFlfleo the Blood
No oehss prsparanon be- such purtfyiag e6scs
upoa ~ blood - Hoods earsaparilla- u eradt
oa1ss svssy inpurity. and cures ecrofula. salt
nheun. Boils. Pimplsa. ~ Humcrs. Dyspepsia,
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