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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
The ChOtoRo.

[By Apglo-AmericaD cable TO the Dispatch.l
ROME. August 1.-THE cholera ~
turns since the last report are : At Be-
retts, Q new cases and 49 deaths; Bo-
logna, II new cases and IA deaths |;
Ravenns, % new cases and . deaths |;
Padua. 10 new cases and 2 deaths |;
Arcole, IA new cases and 2 deaths, and
80 new cases and l3 deaths in other in
fected districts.
NAPLES, August ll.-Four cases Of
cholera have been discovered here the
patients being fugItives from the cholera.
infected districts.
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Dessrves,vs ssurescaus

lBy yAngio-Amerfcan cable TO the Dispasch.l I
NANCY, August ia hurricane
swept over this town TO- day, doing im-
mense damage, uprooting trees and
levelliug houses. One soldier va
killed and many persons we're wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
Catholic synod.

The Catholic Synod meets next We'd
nesday the 18th. The announcement
that it would meet yesterday was 9
mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
a GPE4T WEEK FOR BARGAINS
1T
THALHIMER BROTHERS.

mu
sold price and That price
that isaSss will nbc oh
ii
thats a
= bat sold st c viii he
FRENCH BATIsIE NJ
and zoe win be ~ i
o As " ""' ~
sold o;
be a.
FLoUNCNSs
efpesho n
oRIF
7sc yard
slKM ria q lee worih
81 N M TTSat2
All
VIZ be
TH4LHLNER BROTHERS.,
Fifth and Broad streets
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Rusiness.

To close out our stock Of summer
clothing We will sell what We have at
less than cost for cash. Now is the
time to save money. +. b. SPENCE &
Son, Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

The city ambulsnos-Dr. Smith in
chargs-was called out yesterday 70
the Richmond Brsss- Works to one Of
the employees, Who was taken sick.
Bis complaint not bsing serious, hs VA
left 70 lia itisudg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

ne.sEA. nuIEa cswA a


II VI oALss = BEAU UIIfUbN
L sORREL MARX ave ysas oad. n
I,n,es sIs Guy Z, sEa1S srSsaI sss ss, s:sus; .S
and very last under sAAdls: has - -
% rietpg. marc foS tvo yeogA an1 q unHSs
time dTfvsn By viie a prenens oVnoe. -
y ssvsn siohths thoroagh1eeA I0H1S0SS
giyss vhsa applied ., y N IA tk06.
iii. a. fssssrs ssasaA Seso 1HnklI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
MARINE INTELI.iGESCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST IL. 1855.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Lizzie Hyer. Harrington, Ken
pebec, ice, Rich mond Ice Company.
Schooner NJ. V. Cook. Sooye, Georgetown.
coal. W;rt Roberta.
Barssntipe Huntress (British), Gum.
New York, TO load -four for Brazil.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. United
States mail. merchandise and pA1engerA
l. h. Tatum. agent.
Schooner X r. Kart. wyman. Boston.
coal. w. Il. waldron agent.
schooner J. y. CLAYTON. Parker, Bermuda
Hundreds, 20 load poplar wood for Phiia-
deIphia vessel, Curtis Parker.
PoRT o. NEWPORT NEWS Avoosr Ilsa.
[By tslsgraph.l
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond. Boax New Ycek.
and sailed for West Point.
Sies mship Bncastones kyoef norfolk
end sailed Tor New York.
aAILyD.
efsanship psncdin (k,risishl hmpbell.
Colons V.H, Cs wtlA eeAL
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THE KNIGHTS.

The Knights Of Labor having boes
referred to by many speakers, hf.
tJustice) J. N. Rysr said: 'sI disclsim
that the Knights Of Labor have any.
thing to do with the decision Of the
question. / disclsim that the Knights
Of Labor, as an organization, ever he'd
nything to do with politics in this
city," But undoubtedly these are
matters for the workingmen. "1f,"
said be, "my voice could reach
from one end of the land to the other, /
would say: Serve no political party
longer; don't be tied TO the tail Of any
party! II this ward says, Vote for
George d. Wise, I'll do il; II it says,
Stay away from the wsrd-meetings or
primaries I'll do it. l am for neither
party; am for Labor" fApplsuss.l ]
In the course Of his remarks Mr..
Ryall (who. by the way, is . fluent
speaker) stated, snent Mr.. Randall's
claim Of the prosperous condition Of the
country, that the average wages Of the
1tOOIcIb kno iucCoouICe VI t0h5 ieuo -
but sixty cents day."
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY.
After . good deal Of discussion the
Club resolved to have . committee OF
three to arrange for . meeting on next
Wednesday night.
The Chair (Mr. Shelton) said that
with the consent Of the meeting be
would give the resolutions Of Mr..
Owen TO the reporters Twho had been
present oil the timel for publication.
Several persons objected.
A voice: move that they be laid
on the table.
Another I move that they be burnt
Much discussion followed, ended by
Mr.. Owen Withdrawing tho resolutions,
with the purpose, however, Of offering
them on Wednesday night next
Then the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
WOOD AND COAL.

DEST C0ALS-SUMMER PRICES.
- SUPERIOR ANTHRACITE-broke
egg. stove. and chestnut sizes: CROWN
HILL ePLINT COAL. said N be the best
mined: WEST Virginia STEAM COAL:
F0RkST-PINE WOoD-long. sawed. and
split. Purchasers invited, with the as-
surnnce Of being Satisfactorily served.
8. y. LATHROP & co,
Seventeenth street at Draw Bridge.
Two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

..... 1oAnDlsG. .,,.o,~>o>,>,.
HAVING RENTED 2l3 AND 2lS
IL east Franklin street, corner Of Third, I
viii be ready sftsr the 18th OF 8epsemlpes.
MA W. G. MAYO.
au Sim 90 sast 4AiR utgeol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARs.
eMoKI TRIxY CIaAn.

THE DnPArcH JoB-PRIsrrxe HocsD b
thoroughly equipped 70 do al kinds ot
BOOK. ANp JoB-PRIHTISe % the sAogtsa
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

[By Angio-AnericAn sable TO the Disuatea.l
BRUSSELS, August ll.-0scsr Fai-
leur, secretary Of tAs Glasswoskess'
Association, and Schmidt, one Of his
companions in the strikers riots wsee
to-day both condemned to twenty ysass'
penal servitude for leading the attack
on the Baudou Glass Works, which
we're destroyed during the riots q
Charleroi. OF the other dsfsndsnts
one was sentenced to fifteen years. psaal
servitude, two to one year, seven 70
. month. and the remaining six we're
acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
BUY 4 BABY

CARRIAGE. We are closing ont our stock
very fas' We can oDiy show you thirty
three Carriages now. AS you VIII have no
such an opportunity again. don't lose this
chance. We must nave the room so you
can save from t5 TO $40 by buying OF us.
LEVY & DAVIS.
HAMMoCKs Of all kinds. su 10 cod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

fBy Anelo- Ansssssa sabls tothe peUos1. y
BELrAsr. August ll.-Ths 80 -
vas killed vhils h ths Cettseie ec1e.
tsry yesterday sttssdiDg IL fsnNa
Q victim Of last weeks rietjao. - ~
w. supposed 70 have bssa ~ y -
police, Who vsrs attempting - eso9 .
disturbance near The grave, vass 9 -
invsstig.tiou shows, killed wish . 49,
fork By Q man nov undse sfreoe -
who vss identified by several pesseao
who saw hin engaged In his nufdeseee
work. The city vas quiet less 49,
The wounded are improving. 1 pee
tion, which has received numsreus -
natures, has been handed 70 ths aayee
demanding the appointment ef reyu
commission to investigate and rspe6
upon the causes Of the disorders which
have occurred here since June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
THE wEsr POINT CADkTsHaP.
l. a. Lyon Firss on the LIST ". G.
CARING ton. yr.. Second.

Professor j. B. Crenshaw, Of Ran
dolph-Macen College, and Mr.. z. K.
Murray, of the Richmond High School,
who, at the request Of Hon. George d.
Wise, held last Wednesday public
competitive examination to select from
all eligible corners the one best fitted
intellectually and morally for the honor
Of representing this congressional dis
trict at the United States Military
Academy at West Point, have finished
their lsbors.
The examination was open to all con-
forming to the legally.prescribed re-
quirements heretofore published), and
twenty-three young aspirants for mill
tsry honors presented themselves and
underwent thorough scholastic test,
lasting about six hours, with the fol-
lowing result
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
PERSON Al.

DERSONAL.-IF YOU WISH TO
BORROW ANY MONEY on ely or cGantry
real estate call on
anra..oda, IN cHAFyfy a IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
RICHMOND va. THURSDAY

tion Of his views, whsrsspon Mr. ossn
interrupted him with the question
" Are Jon net . candidate for Con-
gressi"
This incensed Mr.. Conner ssmsvhsts
and be said that be came 10 this meet
ipg at the request Of Mr.. Owen himssli,
and be considered the question unbs-
coming \ gentleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
MELL/N
Infants and In7ulaA,

the only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MO-
THEIRS MILK. Invaluable In CHOLERA
INFANTUM and TEETHIyG. A predigest-
ed food for DYsPEPrICS, C0NSUMP-
TIvEs, CONvALESCENTS. Perfect nu-
TRENT In ali WASTING DISEASES. Re
quires DO cooking. Our book. THE CARE
AND FEEDING or INFANTS" mailed
free. DOLIBER. GOODALE co.
~ s-Ss, ,Tu&Th6m Boston. Mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

all OF this city. It is unnecessary to
give the lower standings. There yet
remains an examination to test the
physical eligibility Of these young
gentlemen-or rather Of the highest Of
them-by DR.. Isaiah II. White. II
No. is found to be physically ineli-
gibls, then the choice falls on No. 2,
and 20 on. Mr.. Wise will nominate
for the cadetship the final choice Of the
Board of Examiners,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

EXECUTORS' NOTICE.-THE UN.
IL DERsIGNEp having Qualifisd q sx.
ecuiors OF LEWIS n. CARTER, deoeased,
all pepops having elaine OF any kind
against his estate are REQ uested to proesnt
persops indebted 70 him VIII pleass cell and
settle without deisy.
HENRY l. CARTER.
SAMUEL J. CARTER
Executors Lewis NJ. Carter. deceased.
an ll.5te
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12
BOARDIsG.

suoxx rRrxY CIaAHa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

Mr.. Spur, of Jefferson Ward, said
that Tsmmany Club had resolved to
take no part in the election Of Demo-
cratic delegates to the Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-12

NT. csnneg made . furthsr explains
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
Raok No,icn.


The November nuniU,r of this welcom.
magaz ne brings with its usually well select
ID resume nI tLs best ioIeign Periodicals. Th'
place of h'nul Is given to a paper on ..Ru :
>L aud e gland, nuw the hu Mug pr blrn
If ioIt gu politics, which sheds light on the
snljrct. Aud e~ Laug's Interesting paper
nn Egyptian DIVINE Myths" j. a suggestive
contribution To an important branch 0i
stu !y; and the loug aud suggestive Al ticlr
IN ''Rrvuntran aud Evolutun," by iht
Russian philosopher aud d'scIentst Lrin NJ, t
rhntkufI, will lie read with atieutiou by thO,t
hhcreatrd in-nne Of the grea'est questions ol
the day. Prof. Freeman's Prospects oi
Home R,le'" IS marx by The g,rat h,stor-
aus thoruughucSs and judicial care. Fht
lumber is r!rh in purely litcaIy articles.
There is a capital ans fi sis ni great French.
man, hut little kn+Nn IN America, Paul
LOUIS Courier. st. .Gemge Ml,art gives u,
tn Interesting account of Austrian Mona.
reiieS, am'rhere is fresh and rcadahl,
k, tih ot the cGrditi,us Of life and labor ia
RuaI Tuscany" A capt :, artice on
lleine, and no less suggestive paper on
C'leridge, will please students Of literature
The ghost story, "C6inc,dnncc@, from thai
lnrdy veteran of the f. & ish munthlres
\ BigckG00d'S is unusually Strnml, in its combi
i nation OF mystery aud adycntule. The hal
d"z n short papers are ON current topics a
interest. Tie magazine keeps up its hg,
standard Of literary exctlleucs, and apIrali
s'rbuglyto tie cultivated aud tbJughttu
readers throughout tie land.
Pt hl'shed. b3 E. R. PELToN, So Bono
Strtot, New York. Terms, s5-Per ear sin
gle rumbers, 4j cents trial sc description 70
3mcnthS, 81. ECLECTIC aud any "a Mags
zine, 50. .,........,.. ...,............. 10.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04

v.lves mole useful results. The hundreds
thousands Of youth who every year grad
ATE or leave the public schools
ages varying from II to 81 years mus
an additional tax upon the eummuuity
III au additional 'erm iauging ir I'm three to
i've years more before they eau to any ex-
-ut be considered selI-supporting systems
A large share of the millions yearly ex-
ended in this country should be applied to
finite education AZ the progress We spirit
Il the nineteenth century understands thai
rm.
The sooner We remodel the status of ou,
educational system the better i will be, not
lone for the young people, but for the ciI-
sens who have 10 bear the post-edurational
tax of three or four years sustenance
chool graduates while the latter are gradual
ng themselves to earn living The questi u
: why cannot this be done during the regu-
Al school term and thus save time, money.
md the oit-times drheartening experience
many Of our Intelligent young people Who
,u,ldeDly upon emerging from school flud
hat their many years of study is ot no pra, :
cal value.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
Wnter ns a DinretIc.

Water is, aoGnrding to Dr.. Bruton, perhaps
the most powerful diuretc we possess, al
though fewer experiments have been made
with it upon animals than with the Others.
The dmretic action OF water drunk by
'ealthy man is very marked, aud It appears
impossible to explain IT'S elimination by
"rre Increase in blood pressure, whether
general III local. 1t has the power Of ncieas-
g tissue change. aud thus mu tiplyIng the
'ruducts OF tlssne waste which result frnu
but 1t removes these waste products a.
asst as they one formed. and thus, by giving
se to increased appetite, provides fresh mn.
trlinent for the tissues, and thus acts AS q
rue touic. In prrsous who are accustumr.
20 take tOh littln " alter, the products oF tIs-
sue waste may be formed faster than q Q
ire removed, and thus accuunulatng ma,
| give rise to disease. If water be freely d uul
| ~ such persons, tile products Of waste vii
he removed aud health maintained or rrstur
ed. Many gouty persons are accustomed /,
| AXE little or no water, exp pect in the form ~
small cup uf lea or coffee dairy, beside
that they get in the fJln of VINE or b, er
In such people large tumbhr Of wate
nuk every mun ning, aud especially with III
IddilOn uf some nIJratv -tIr carnunatu ui pn!
t'Sium, will prevent a g.,uty parOxysm. Stl
more mum rous, pos 'ibly, is the class of pen
pe who arise III the morlng feeling weak az {
-mote tired, Indeed, than wneu they went
- BID. Many such people are well fed, they
sleep suundly, aud 'eeuIs almost impnsslLl,
% believe that the fatigue winch tney lie,
~ the morning can result from imp rieet nu
triton, more esl eclall, as une finds that att,
n"Vi"g ab"ur, The langunr APP edls in grea
measure to pass IN. IL S, ems that this lar
suor must deperd upon imperfect lemUva
II the waste products IRON the body, as v
know tibet the secretion OF urine IN health
persons is generally much less during III
uisht than during the day. Snch peop
Snnuld drink a tuIubrr OF water before q,
ny IA bed IN urder 10 AID tie secretion (,
zine and OF the waste products durug th
: iyht,
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
The Lnrcr Rcer Salnnn.

The old whskey bar, ur run-hne was bad
n"ugh ; but it had this advantage, that II
,ad the credit nf being frankly dlsreputahie
1t had no defenders. Lager beer is not SO
,tox eating as those distilled liquors, hut
lie lager beer saloon is more demoral 'gine
han the old grnggeries. The impntat OF
ager beer IL th" worst evil that has CONT H.
this country since slaves were first
mought to Virginia. Tue effect is not i'm
~ dlate. hnt the evil is p progressive and the
abit d. basng. A young man whn has got
nto the habit nf frrquentlng beer saloon IL
retty nearly ruiue1.
1t is because lager beer tippling is not s.
iiSieputahle thar it is so dangerous. In Ou,
ntles the lager benI saloon is every where
nd it is patron eel by the mass "f the work
men. Little children are sent by scores IT,
briug pail OF beer for their parents. They
are taught to haunt these spots, and to drink
ron their earliest years. Our modern drunk
snness brgins on lager beer, so that lage
beer makes most of our drunkards. Itis tn,
parent not only of drunkenness, but of all
.tuptd intffic'ency aud unthrift. 1t is he
sottug drink, where it does not p oduce alb.
>ulute intoxcatiun.
The lager beer saloon is the haunt of laz,
and crazy fools. 1t tempts men to sit still,
md do nothing but talk stiffness and mis-
chief. The one dagger which threatens tht
Knights Of Labor comes from the lager beei
salonn. Mr.. Pow deIly has again and again
warned them of it. Ii their members can
keep free from the lager beer saloons they
can be trusted to be clear headed and dill
gent 1t is the men who hang about the
lager beer saloon that stir up the difference
between employers and employed. We never
had report of strike, perhaps a just nne,
| degenerating into violence, but that it s out
Of the saloons u crowd rau to beat the hon
est laborer. 1t is the lager beer saloon that
if always the headquarters of violence, law
essness and anarchy.1 he Chicago ana chists
did their plotting in their saloons. The lead
ers Of the same crew in thaf city keep lage
beer saloOus. Shut up the lager beer salouLs
ana You have bluken up the whole orgauiz4
ION Of the anarchists.
The corrupt politics of the day has is cen
Eer ir the lager beer SalOous. That is wher,
the pOt-huuse politicians gather. where th,
candidate seCN up a keg iur the crowd. Shu
up the lager beer saloon aud you have dou,
three-fouiths OF what is necessary to purf,
he politics of The country.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
no. Ai9 Market ST..
JOIN ". DIEFEyDORF, MGR.
Fall Fashions.

The Autumn number of StrdnbTidge Dc
ClOthier's Quarterly, Just received nOm til,
pub. .sheis, cp,t talns an UNUSUAL quantity
and quality of fashion news, instruction anu
,nte tainment Tor the ladics OI the land
ll,nriet PesrOtt s olfb d contributes '1hr
~ StnIn," wrch is 4 wei'-wiItteu aud uurur-
'tly-tud tale ut - poor bIt proud lamiiy',
,LruRgle wnh adversely. The ccoted trout
rpiecr exhibits the latest French styles, de-
igUed b. Janet, Of Pais; this is a practictl
laohluu- plate for We see that Tue number oi
wards Of materials aud the plre, per yard
aIe gwen in the description of tht plate. tn
VnluminDus fashion gu,sip with it's many
illustrations Will be Il suuire u satisfactlO
10 the many readers who want to bc show
tud lmid'd along tile proper fashionable va,
Ia addition to these fashion pages, their a,c
directions for patterns for costume aud =
cd>aqur; II description ol pal eni Il nal bal
| costumes an illu,ttHt,d lesson 10 lha arr
lriplng On Hirr- farms ard the home dits,-
making aitcle continue Ills practical ms rue
tinns. Bulb> IN the house and curysamillr-
mum cnltuIe are Ihe Il ral indications lha,
dotium is al hand. Tng uerdlewnrnan aud
ihr linme decorator Wi. lind much OF int, J.
eot IN ne Iurseut number suct is, the art
Of neitrg, stitches us, d IN cruciut, p lluw
iace, kuuU embroidery, novel qugt, dar,l
mat, aud Others. Two seIv.cruDle artiu es
ATE, knitted stUckiugs and c.oc neted gar-
mems tor 1t Guild. bllss Juliet Cursun con-.
ducts the kitchen page IN her usual sAtisfac
tny manner. JJIm's Wte has b,,n mattn q
money at nome by raising small lruhS: AID
alter reading her experience We lu not SEE
wha: is to prevent many Jf her readcrs from
acting on ncr advice to their pt"!niGy aG-
va mage. Frduz BehrS iil Polka is the
strnmental piece Of music that is giyop
his issue. The tall fashions in all the yaIi.
Gus kinds into which div goods "A dyldt d
a.e d, scrhcd and illustrated 50 completely
and exactly that iady who is lot abl5 To
j uruey to Juwn may make her selections
iIou the pages before hel, and fa.e as well,
all things conslderel, as she won d by slOl.
ping in person. Those Of our readers wi q
'are DOT Subscribers 10 this excellent maga.
zine should send 15 cents for Il specimen
number, tO Strawbaiige s. Clotbier, P ala.
delEhia
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
Eclectic Magazine
Foreign Literary, Science, and Art
.sTHE LrTERArI RE 0FTIIE WORLD"
tse6.-42d EAR.

The Foreign VI Mgazin"s emhndv the hrs
tHnurhrS of e ATHEIST writer's ~ Enr"pe. T.
is the ann of the ECLErT c MAGAZINE ~ ST..
i"ct AID reprint al tie remrseutIt We art,
,ies thus gwen e. NE wntd.
The ptan al the ECLECTIC ineludcs ''SGi-
nnce," e say" ''Revl-w~," "Bmg.aphi
ral, F" 'Sketchrs, 'lltstnrcal Papers" "''A,t
Critic Sm," ""rruvels," "Pultry and Saor,
Stories
L. L 'it'r'al Departments comprise 'G.it
'rarv NnnGts," deairng W III cnr,cut hop,.,
u oks. "Forrig" Literary Notes." "Sc enc.
aid Ant. snmmtr zug w ety 2, new dis-
cnveiirs and achevementS in the field. and
INSISTING OF choice rxtrac's r,nmurw hooks
a a foreign journals The subiiined lists
eS int thu prncpal Snnrce> whence uA'erial
l. dawn. aud the nuneS Of some al tn,
rtdtnt arthnrs whose articles may BE-
expected to appear;
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
..rne Fai,n Of a LItrle chlId."

AT u certain country church It W Is de- c,deu
b. the members t" assemble tng",her at Il
gwen time 10 pray Tor ram, VIII ca was badl,
eded for the gr,wing crups. AT the ap-
pointed hour the peuple began To gather, aua
ne little fellow came trudgiug up with a
mbrella almost ds bg H. hirnstlr.
What did y"u brlug that iul ,yJun1 ster?
,ulne one asked wuh a sm le
SIS woudn't get wet going hUme,' -
Aas the Confident reply.
IL is safe to bay that no Ohe in the large
Z 'theriug had cmue similarly provided, ami
nat not IA housewife of them all had set ont
It wonld pnur from the root in answer TO ht
ascending etiti1u.- [P,usbuig Post.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
Vegetable Salads,

The markets at Tins Seasun of the yeal
.ti"rd such an unlimited variety of vegrta-
nles that with IA little attenti Ii to the d tfr-
ent modes Of preparing them every house
Keeper " III be en- ,hlad 10 provide numerous
and agreeable changes for her table, as well
AS contribute largely to the health of the
family. for it is impossible TO Overe,tlInate
The Importance of vegetables as daily articles
of diet Vegetable salads are among the
most agreeable aud wholesome dishes that
eau be prepared for Il light evening Iepast
besides being vety economical, they are east
ly made, tempt the appctite, aud ippart Il
flavor to the rest OF he meal. II desired i'll
perfect N, care should be taken ia their pre-
paIation. The dresslug for variety Of light
salads is the same but different tavors ean
he delicately added, and skil will soon be,
lcquiied by practice II due attention is pa d
{" the dlrnctluus giveu. la making salads
the freshest olive OIL sould be used.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-12-04
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
Mo. 4l6 Market ST..
wILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

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Our stock is manufactured by
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