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SUMMER RESORTS.
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS
M OPENED TUESDAY TUNE l. 1854

MOUNT Holly SPRINGS:
Having leased The ceISla.ed H SHE I tsss 3,
MOUNT Holly SPRINGS. CUMBERLAND CO.
anu -'s.n stGNER HEALTH RESORT.
sss:s t. sis as SSSsTK i
n tn and arg n1 sS x
esaueness, approaches to grandeur The secluded
So.s Of n Sps
cate The location IS delightfully."- pleasant. even
~scse ssss
the cooI breezes are constantly blowing. The
Handicapped, causes . constant current of air that
tempers the heat Of the day and renders nights
coming from the vas, pinecovered surrounding. IS
S he
Hooi Mountain Springs near by are mildly sulphurous
chronic diseases which general debility is feature
Inc views from the Inn are magnificent, and one
jacent Grand Old Woods. afiora.ns miles Of shaded
walks aud drives Carlisle is but miles distant
scenery on each side, While Getty IS So close
that the roar ofthe artillery in July 1863 reechoed
The building has been remodeled and refarnished,
Me in nas 81 ,h snd
s.retcnss Large shaded Lawn tor Tennis and Gro
the Inn, is excellent Good Trout. Bass and FcSerei
Fishing In the neghborhood while there is excellent
The MoNDkRFUL BOILING SPRINGS are Eve
miles distant, on the line Of the railroad The fine
visit TO e and nf Sperg s
connected with the !nn, and there telegraph and
telephone communications, with four daily mails
North and South.
The time distance to the HISTORICAL BATTLE
FIELD OF GETTYSBURGi is within three-Quarters
OF an hour by rail- and twenty minutes only to the
government Indian school at Carlisle.
Mount Holly Springs can be reached from Balti-
more BY the Western Maryland Railroad and Ham
over Junction and Gettysburg Railroad TO Gettys-
puIg; thence by way Of Gettysburg and Harrisburg
more more BY the Western MARYLAND Railroad to shippens
Railroad to Mount Holly Springs. The charges are
moderate For further particulars. address
JOHN l. MILLS, Prom,
Mount Holly Springs, Cumbe rland Co, Pa,
1t Late of the Arlington Hotel Washupr0n
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Affairs i'm West Washinetou

PERsoNAL.-Mr. and Mrs Fred L.. Moore, of
this place, will sail from New York on Sunday
Tor an extended tour through Europe to be
absent about three mouths.-Mr. William
Dunham has returned from pleasant sojourn
OF two weeks at Williamsport, Pa.
"A BAD RoAD.-The new cut road from
Droyers' Rest to river road is impossible and
should be attended to at once
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Fails, temperature, rs: con-
dltlon, D. Receiving reservoir, temperature
80; condition at north connection, Is; south
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, rs; condition at induent gatehouse
-; efduent gatehOuse, SO.
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The Proposed Rock Creek Park.
WHAT ENGINEER C0MMISSIaNF II-nIo,u q A.

The Proposed Rock Greek Park.
WHAT ENGINEER coNMIssIONF LUDLOW SAYS
OF 1T.
Engineer Commissioner Ludlow In a CONVEX
sation with a STAB reporter upon the subject of
the Senate bill In reference to q national park
In Rock Creek valley, which bill had been re-
ferred to him by the District Commissioners
said he had finished appraisal of the ground on
one side OF the creek, but on the other side he
had not finished. There were many things in
connection with the con .em plated irnprDyement
Snieh required looking after and in a short time
he Would De able TO say more about IL. Ii was q
noble purpose Congress had in view the ac-
Quirenent of this most beautiful section for q
national para- should IL be secured public i'm
provements in that direction would naturally
soon follow the extension of Massachusetts
avenue and a bridge across the creek at some
suitable point would be among the first things
10 De done. The cons tructiOn of pleasant a ri YES
would follow and other attractions be added
that would make this popular resort He
could not anticipate what Information might
De contained in his report He favored the
objects OF the bill and thought now was the
time TO secure the basis OF "A grand feature for
The capital city of the nation. Congress- as we'll
as the whole nation, feel kindly disposed to
THIS city and take pride in seeing il improved.
A Young BALTIMoREAN RoBBEp-Henry
hoffman. a young nan living at the corner OF
Central avenue and Eagar street. Baltimore
palG a visit To this city yesterday afternoon
and while in Mrs. Geiger's saloon, near the
depot, he was met by young man, who went
with him 10 several places, where they drank
pretty freely, and at night they went 10 q lodg-
e~-o Lt~oHS- AtoAtiiisti Wcut 70 steep with his
pants on and $40 in his pocket. He awoke
ABOUT four CLOCK this morning and missed his
money ana his Trend also u pair OF gold cuff
outtons he went To police Headquarters where
ne entered a complaint, and the case was put In
the nands OF Detective Carter for Investigation
hEcHABIrEs--The High Tent of tbs Inde-
pendent order OF Reehabites, tor the promo
ton OF temperance, mental aud moral i'm.
provement and mutual aid and relief. nave
filed "A certificate OF Incorporation. W. r. Hunt,
J. ii. smith, h Eninett Smith, John r. Mood,
held, Charles w. Steers- Beajiimin c. McQuay
W. n Hail, w II. Marriott, Robert W. John,
son. VIM. T. Aarche, u. W. shoemaker OF
Washington; Edmund y. Cuiium, OF LONG
Island City, ". T., and r. u. Stackpole, Of New
York city, are tie IaecrYoratQrs.
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CLIMBING THE GOLDEN SrAIR.-People ex-
press their willingness to climb the golden stair,
or heavenly pathway, very frequently, but,
after all, they put of the first upward step as
long as they can. There are two ways of Begin
ming that journey; one is by negiecting the
health; the other by using improper medicines.
when languid feelings and a general feeling of
don care whether school keeps or not, )" show
themselves, they are a sign that the nerves are
out of order; then is your time, send tor bottle
OF DR.. Henley's Celery, Beet and Iron, IL will
up for a renewed struggle for lite and happiness
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PUT UP at the Colannade when You visi
Atlantic City and see II mine host Letter dOesn'
treat you like a prince.
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HOTEL KEEPERS in charge of watering places
and summer resorts should send to Judd d Det-
weller and get their outfit.
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GET THE Leonard Hardwood Cleanable Re-
frigeratoT. the best and cheapest in the market.
Money refunded if it does not do as represented.
W. III. HoEkE, Sole Agent
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JUSr RECEIVED, large lot of Isle Thread
Undershirts price 4Sc.; best value in the city.
Francs, corner 7th and ID, The Only strictly
One Price Hat and Gents Furnishing store in
the city.
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Condensed Locals.

The John Wesley Sunday school has elected
orf1eers as follows: Il. III. Freeman, superinten-
dent; Miss Abel Brown, assistant; Miss Lulu
Parker, secretary; Miss Fannie Jennings as
sistant; Mr.. Levy Pennington, treasurer; Mr..
sylvester Brown, Librarian; Miss Bette holland,
assistant; Mr.. W. II. johnson, chorister. and
Miss Selena Bungy, assistant.
See the advertisement of the excursion ON
the steamer Mary Washington Sunday morn
Ing and afternoon, to River View. The tickets
as Will be seen, are only % cents.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
The bond given on the estate OF the late R. H
Taylor In the Probate Court yesterday is
e4oOOO, instead OF $1,000, as enormously
printed yesterday.
Judge Macarthur stated I'm the Criminal
court to-day that w Wednesday would be the last
next term will be convened June Dist.
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Amusements Tonight
ALBAUGH's.-"Donna Juanita."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Bull
Run.
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GENTLEMEN'S High and Round Hats in col
orS. Mackinaw ana English straws. Rain or
Shine Umbrellas Stinemetz Il Son, 1927 Pa.
ave.
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SIS WALNUT Marbie-top Chamber Suites,
BeveI Mirror, Chairs, Rocker, Table. VIM. II.
Dunn's, 311 .th 1T.
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ORDER plate and 100 cards. 81 80, Whitaker

e. MILLER & Son have two cases, just in, OF
new crlnkled Seersuckers, at 12l2c., worth Is
and 1Sc. 1920 VI street. Georgetown
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ScOtt,s E,nuIsiou of Pure

ScOtt's Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES.
In Pulmonary Elections aud Scrofutous Diseases
DR.. Ira Nj. Lang, New York, says: 81 have pre-
scribed SCOTS Emulsion and used it in my FAM
lily and am greatly pleased with it. Have found
pulmonary affections" eo4w
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SrRoSTIA, the delightful table water. C. T..
organs.
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ROGERS Umbrella Factory. 61s D st. NV.

PROGRAM AND CATALOGUES for colleges
and schools are printed in artistic manner
ty Judd Il DetweiIer
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ALL Books at cost. whitaker's.

SoMETHISG NEw.-To introduce them, will
make you iiie-SiZed portraits for $40. Superior
to crayCn. i.stabrook, I'll Market Space.
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VIENNA CABINET BEER at Solari Bros, Pa
ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.
oyyrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OByrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTOS, ID. G., June II, 1856. 3 am.
For eastern New York, eastern Pennsyfva-
MIA. New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia, fair warmer weather, southeasteriy
wtuuS.
For SGndlv-Siightly warmer, generally fair
weather Is indicated for the Atlantic coast
states.
NEXT WEEK Hahn's Reliable Shoe House will
oilcr some decided bargains in their BOYS and
Misses Low shoe and Slipper Department.
-, cial mention made OF 500 prs Child s
sp-iusncel Low Ties and Button, heeled fine
Opera slippers at soc.
200 pans Misses 75c. Kid Opera Slippers at
55c.
loo pairs Misses Hand-sewed Oxford Ties at
zoe, never sold less than 81.
10 pairs Youth Solar Tip Low Button at 81:
manufacturers price S1.1O.
This department must be sold out positively
by June 23d.
We close at pm, so please call early, If pos
Dible. sic 18th st. and 1922 Pa ave-
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COOPERATIVE Cleaners and Overs, 626 d ST.
NV. Cooperating principles. Fine work only.
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Up 5000 FEET! a
~ DEER PARK AND OAKLAND ON VENA4
az GRkSI OF THE ALLEGHANIES, l..ir u
MlInlN THE FAMOUS GLADES SECTION lII-
HECTLY ON THE LINE OF THE B. & O.
NO STAGE RIDES OR BUS TRANSFERS
ALL LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS STOP
Win the new and unparalleled fast schedule on the
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA ID, these lovely
twin resorts are beyond all comparison the most adj
Vantageously located. both train services and
surroundings, of any east of the Rockies
SEASON OPENS JUNE 23.
NO FLIES! NO MOSQUITOES! NO HAY FEVER,
NO MALARIAI
Deer Park and Oakland, the being but six miles
distant from the other-with the charmn drives
connecting them-will be under the management of
Mr.. w. J. WALKER. who In his three seasons man
agement has made many enthusiastic friends of the
glorious resorts among Washiugtonians
All communications should be addressed to w. J.
w ALkER, Queen City Hotel Cumberland, Nd. up
70 June To- After that date either Deer Park Oak
land, Nd
RATES-S60, SIS and 500 per month according TO
iocatlons Diagrams OF rooms aud floors open at b. q
u Ticket ONCE, 6l9 and 1851 Pa ave, Washington
The q o. Company has spared no expense in rem
dering Deer Park and Oakland the leading Mouu tail
Resorts Of the last and for the 'S6 the at
fractions will be OF character not hitherto equaed
6Eu the cuisine OF botn houses uBeXceiled- First
Laundry Fine Livery. Elegant Bathing Pools
THE FINEST PLACE FOX CHILDREN IN THE
IN m,
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ShOemake rs and ShOe.Fitters. Atten.
ton! You will find the famous Bradbury patch.
Ing machine at Mckenney's, 427 9th st. Sole
Agent. j. b. Richmond, manager. 5
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$3.50 Walnut NJ. L. Tables, Dunn's, 311 7th st.
Best Place for Sewing Machine Rent.
ing and Repairing, Auerbachs, 7th and II. Tel
ephOne call 422-S
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A FEW BABY CARRIAGES left which we are
selling at cost. Get one while you can.
w. ii. HOEKE
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100 CARDS. printed from plate, 75c., Whitaker.
FROZEN Overwhelmingly 36 10th st.n.v

PRINTING of every description Is done by
Judd & Detweier, on IL ST., above the Star office.
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S24.50 WALSUT TarlOT Suites Cots 81; Chill
dren's High Chairs 5oc. VIM. II. Dunn's, 81 7th
LIGHTNING RoDs scientifically put up.
j. III. kUEHLING.
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Large Handsome Chrome
Will be presented with every pair examination
shoes, ties or slippers. Our prices specially re-
duceu In order TO please school children.
YOUNG'S SHOE House,
Heflbrun's Old Stand, 402 7th st.
Look for: The Old Lady in Window.
Mr.. Letter. the proprietor of the Coonn ade
Hotel at Atlantic City, is Washington boy,
SOC. Towel Racks, all kinds, Dunn's, 311 18th st.
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CITY ITEMS.

Gentlemen's Summer OutflttinSs.
| best, 81.
Summer Merino & Gauze Underw'r, rs soc.
New York Pattern Jean Drawers, SOC.
Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers, so, 75c.
Very good Night Shirts, SOC. and 75c.
Regular made FIR. 12 Hose, 2 pair 25c.
Linen Handkerchiefs, 81, S1.5O, 81 per dozen.
Fine Linen Collars 2 for 25c.
Percale and White Lawn Ties, dozen Csc
Real Silk Umbrellas, $3.50 and S..
AT H. T. Lewis, the popular Halter and Cen
tlemen's Outf1tter," 92O 18th st. NV.
N. b. Large stock medium.priced Trunks. 2
Contradictory.-The Star of Tuesday con-
butcher living at 1914 22d st. NV, was charged
in Police Court with creating and maintaining
9oase MTs o Pe agd 6ay
butcher living at 1910 22d st. n.w was charged
with the same offense. To the above we say the
were and are to-day kept clean and free from Of
fenslve Odors, aud the one who pronounced
| them nuisance said what was moi true. We
respectfully invite the public to inspect our
places. GEO. L. EoTSCH
i AMELIA PFLUGER
$3.50 Cane-seat Chairs. Dunn's, 81 It'll st.
sautter's Restaurant, 500 9Th st. NV.
Sea Bass, Crabs and CLANS, Lobster and
Turtle Soup.
4oc. Childrens Rockers, Dunn's 311 9TH st.
Summer Pastimes.
Shall Croquet Set, s9c.
selected stock, $1.49.
Shall Croquet Set, extra quality, 1.99.
4-baii Croquet Set, professional, 81 so.
Full sets of Lawn Tennis, in cases, from $3.50
to $34.99.
Also. all the parts separately.
RaQuetS from 81 80 to $4.99,
16-fOot Mexican Hammock, SIPS.
16-foot Union Webb Hammock, 90.
16-foot double cord, $l.79.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
705 and 7O7 Market Space.
200 Sewing Machines of Various
kinds, which we have taken in exchange for the
Silent New American, No. z. Have put them
in good working order in our repair shop, and
oiIer them 81, 50 and $40 piece, with all
attachments, to make room. c. Auerbach'S,
corner 7th and H. Telephone call 1922. /
One of the best conducted Hotels at
Atlantic city Is the COonnade, the tavOrite Of
Washington people.
johnson, 9th and e.
Choice Soft Shell Crabs Deviled Crabs Clam
Chowder, Turtle Soup, Spiced Oysters, Spring
Chickens, and all delicacies in season. Ladies'
saloon first floor.
$3.50 Walnut Extension Tables, Dunn's, 311
9TH street.
Large Handsome Chrome
Will be presented with every pair examination
SHOES, ties or slippers. Our prices specially re-
duced In order TO please school children.
YOUNG'S SHOE House.
Heilbrun's Old Stand, 4O2 7th st.
Look for: The Old Lady in Window.
W<EH n ftpnt ,s.H<~ 80 (yz1-
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EXCURSIONS, PICN1CS, ETC

THIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE MA
y chinist Assembly No. $780, K. Of L., the
steamer Mary Washington to River View, MON DAY,
JUNE IL 1888 Boat leaves wharf 8 am. al d $50
pm. returning at $50 and 1880 pm. Gentemans
tickets SO cents. ladies chd's ticket Is cents No
Objectionable parties allowed on the boat Its
GRAND PICNIC THIS EVENING. SATURDAY,
OJune 18TH 1886. at Guehers Park, f st. between
18th and 14th sts sc. Prize Bowling; Full Orchestra
Tickets % cts. Its
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VIENNA CABINET BEER at Robt. Callahan's
300 Pa. ave. NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
Beginning
MONDAY, JUNE1A
McCAULL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY
THE MIKADO.
Dgby Bell, Charles w. DUNCAN, Harry Melon.
ough, Charles Plunkett, Hamilton Adams, Lily Post.
Reserved seats Soc: adm ssion. Csc
Box offc, for sale OF seats now open. jel1
CCHEUTzENFEST
y The celebrated Anheuser Busch St. Louis Lager
viii be on dranght at Bar No 2, where can also be
found the best Of all Wet Stuffs. Cigars &C.
je11-1w MCCORMICK co.
GRAND CONCERT
U ABNER's GARDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 18TH,
je1O3t* Admission 10 cents.
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A Every Evening at S:15-Saturday Matinee
DONNA JUANITA.
JEANNE WINSTON as RENE QUAR-
Admission; CSC Reserved seats. SOC.
T1RICYCLE PARK, OPEN NIGHTS PRACTICE
rent BY hGar os dsy crgss' assSs%ept OF wheels in
THE PANORAMA Or THE BATTLE
OF MANASSAS, OR SECOND BULL RUN
CORNER 18TH ST AND OHIO AVE.
Two Blocks South Of Pennsylvania Avenue
OPEN DURING The WEEK FsoM A. " TO
11P:N ON SUNDAYS From TO IL p NJ. Lighted
at night by 800 Edison Electric Lights. ADMISSION.
so CENTS CHILDREN UNDER 12YEARs. rs CENTS
On Sundays Half Price. speciai rates for schools,
Tickets can be had at Droops music 925 PENN
sylvania avenue. my19
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"AsHINGTON sCHUETZEN VEREIN.
22D GRAND ANNUAL
sCHUETZEN FEST,
JUNE 14-1S. 1886.

Prize shooting prize bowling and ladies' prize shoot
ing. Concerts daily by the full Marine band. Two
gala nights, with extra giald concerts, Wednesday
aud Friday, at M, under special leadership OF Dr.
rector John Philip Sousa Dancing and Bail Cham
petre every day, commencing at 3 O'Clock pm. Two
special performances every day at s and p m. by
the Itrla Wonders the Lannon'S, in their marveo US
performances on the double trapeze int reducing Mile
Lannon'S Hurricane Slide for Lite in mid-alr sus-
pended solely by her teeth This lady has the create
slide on record-7OO feet-from the dome Of the Con
Island Elephant Miss Martha Lind. the refined
operate singer. from the Thalia Theater New York
Fun for Mule and old children Punch and Judy, by
Prof q. w. Rogers
The Washington Light Infantry Corps (Col VIM g.
Moore commanding will visit the Fest ON Thursday,
at p M, and give an Exhibition Drill The Happy.
Breubarth.
The Washington Saengerbund Germania Maenner-
cnor and Columbia Turn Verein will entertain the
Visltors Special amusements ior the boys Illumi-
nation and fireworks closing the Test every night
The best order will be maintained by the sew
eIa committees, and no doubtful characters will be
admitted to the grounds. jel2-6t
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WEIGHTS 2l-iNCH SILK Sun UMBRELLA
$1.7o. 800 linen shirts, SIC. Brodhead i c.
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$3.50 Lounges, Dunn's, 3I1

$3.50 Lounges, Dunn's, 3I1 7th st.
John G. Baker a. Co. s Cod Liver Oil and
Malt is the finest preparation OF the kind in the
market. Its tonic and nutritive effects in vast
ing diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug
gistS.
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CUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ TO MARSHALL HALL
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
Will make two trims To

MARSHALL HALL.
Each Sunday during the summer months
The boat will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st. at 10
am and 230 pm, returning at ! and pm.
Fare round trip 20 cents
HB- Persons wish ug to enjoy ride on the Potomac
during the heated term will to their advanta
to cake the safe and c0mmOdious steamer W. w Cor
coran where every accommodation and facility viii
be afforded for comfort and pleasure
1t First-Class Catering at the Hall
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CaStOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss
She chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastOria
When she was q child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to CaStOria. hstk
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ORDER plate and 100 cards, 81 80, Whitaker's
JAMES j. MITCHELL, Supt. Stone Dept New
Capitol at Albany, y. Y, writes: .i3Io Lark
street, June 25, 1855, / have been using All
my family for the last thirty years. i deem it a
matter of duty TO bear public testimony to
their exceeding usefulness as an external REM
edy- Placed upon the pit OF the stomach they
warm and tone the digestive organs. On the
small OF the back they give vigor TO the nervous
system aud act a. a wonderful diuretic. / think
IN all eases of dyspepsia they should be worn
both on the back and on the pit OF the stomach
In this way they act as a stimulus to the whole
system 'pe et'i7
Plate EGD. and $50 eds. ptd.. 81. so, Whitaker's
LIGHTNING RODS All kinds of electric work
j. ii. kUEHLING, 429 18th St
GAS RANGES and Stoves at Shedd's
VIENNA OPTICIAN COMPANY will remove to
BOZ l4th street, between ii and l, June 15.
VIENNA CABINET BEER at ID. Hagerty's 1908
Pa- ave. NV.
1000 Boxes linen paper, Csc, whitakers.
Now is the time FOR authors and publishers to
have their printing done, and Judd & bet.
Weilers Is the place to get prompt attention.
LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at Shedds
SUMNER Reconsideration continued. 12
elegant Cabinet Photographs for 81. RWALzL,
Sl9 Market space.
SEND YOUR LIGHTNING ROD ORDER by mail.
j. ID. kUEHLING.
A FEW BABY CARRIAGES left, which we are
selling at cost. Get one while you can.
W. II. HoEKE-
NEW Books ordered, Is per C. dis. Whitaker's.
GAS FIXTURES, at shedd's, 400 9th street.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11e9 Pa. av.
SPLENDID GLAssEsSl Hempler,s ave cor Al
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SUMNER PRICES.-Reduction continued 12
elegant Cabinet Photographs for S. RWALzL
SO Market space.
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SEND YOUR LIGHTNING ROD ORDER BY mail.
j. III. kUEHLISG
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CITY AND DISTRICT

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