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O. disease arising from a tor
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their use.
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er,
Good breeding j. the result o. much
good, some good nature, and little self
denial for the sake OF others.
1t was Washington who said that
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mos. useful, and the incest employ
ment of man.
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Mothers.
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Life Preseryer.
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Rough on piles"
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s'ROugh on Itch"
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s.Burhu-Pafba
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-12-17

Palp.tation, dropsicaI sweulugs. urAaiuess.
digestion. headache, slee?lessneSs cured byW eli
Health Renewer.
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What Men Have Said About Woman.

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bugs.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-09-18
Care of Teeth.

A mouthful of good teeth is one of the
rare gifts of nature. Like bright eyes, pink
mooned finger-nails, or a fine complexion,
they indicate the bequests of heredity, and
are symbolic of sweet breath, goed diges-
tion and wholesome stomach A wealth
of dentine is not as highly priced as former
ly, owing to the remarkable progress made
in dentistry within the last quarter of a
century. Molar-mendeTs think nothing of
working a cheval-de-frise sort of set OF
teeth into double row of most presentable
ivories, and the skill with which china teeth
are made to duplicate nature is sufficient to
keep the genuine articles under a constant
ban of suspicion. All these facts were
doubtless known to the fashionable mother
who prayed for 'tjust good eyes and a fine
complexion" for her little daughter. Eyes
and skin from nature, and art can manage
modern beauty.
In remodeling teeth, everything fails be-
fore the final surrender to false set. Where
they overlap space has to be made at the
sacrifice often of good material, and when,
by accident, tooth is wanted, the gap is
filled by spacing the whole row.
In the color of teeth almost as much va
riety exists as in hair and eyes. Some teeth
are naturally grey, yellowish or blueish in
cast, and to try to whiUen them is time
wasted. The only solace lies in keeping
them clean and straight. 1t is immaterial
Ia, a1,n
upper lip, whether he has any front teeth or
not. With ladies or beardless men, espec-
tally those who laugh much with the lips,
a remedy is sought among the Del s'Arte
people, These refiners of nature attempt,
and with success, too, TO cultivate very
low voice in speaking, forbid the license Of
| heated discussion, and endeaver to cultivate
laugh in the eyes, rather than about the
lips. The training is a long and tedious
task, but there are few ordeals too severe fol
a fashionable man or woman to endure, when
the goal is good looks.
It is almost impossible to say anything
new on the subject of powders. The best
powder is the one that does the least harm
to the gums aud keeps the enamel clean
Wintergreen is safe to any polish, but {
frequent use of soft brush and warm watel
renders much of that cleansing powder su
pelhuous. Teeth that are brushed foul
times day will not need a powder NOR,
than once a week. Tooth-picks are indis
pensable, and even with them it is ofteI
necessary to run a thread between the teetl
to remove any possible accumulation or splin
ter.
There might be diminution of dentstr,
bills if those who have teeth would take tn
trouble to clean them once a month. Fiv
cents worth of pumice stone will cover
year, and nothing but match is needed +
start with. Dip the pine in the stone an
rub above and between the teeth till al
trace of mineral accumulation has been re
moved. The inside surface must be cleane
separately, and the task finished by rubbin
the face and crown of the tooth with a sol
handkerchief dipped in the powder. Unles
the operation is made habitual it will col
sumo the best part of an hour to produc
any good effects.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-09-18
richer than itself.


at will be very pleasant" she thought,
leaning back in her chair, her crochet-needle
idly threading its was through the meshes
of colored wool. "He is SO handsome and
so gentle-though wonder why he don't
speak more of his mothers recent loss. Per-
haps the wound still bleeds. What will
Kate Jennings say?"
But, just as these thoughts passed through
her mind, there came prodlgious jerking
and pealing at the front door bell.
''It can't be Kate at this time of night"
thought Miss Hawkes..
1t was not Miss Jennings, but the station
master of the depot, clumsy, loose e-jointed
chap, with saucer-eyes and square chin,
which he was perpetually feeling, as if not
quite certain of its locality.
'If you please, Miss Hawkes., pve brought
him." said Jabez SHADES. ellis trunksil be
sent round tomorrow mornin'."
"Whom? ?" gasped Alice.
'Him-and glad enough we be to see the
las on him Like to set the depot fire,
snow-balled hole in the windy and tied a
tin pail to old Bose's tail y
And as he spoke he pushed forward an ur-
calmly boy of about twelve green springs-a
freckled, sullen-eyed, heavy-looking lad,
with both paws thrust into his trousers
pockets and his chin sunk on his breast
Alexander Adolphus Wayte, mum that's
the way he was labelled on his trunks. TO
be called for by Miss Hawkes., and the very
time you were there Twas a larruping' him
down in the cellar for acomin' that there
game on Bose, as has been station dog these
three years. And calculate that ere was
the way missed ye."
Alice gazed hopelessly from the gawky
boy to the stylish young artist opposite. He
rose.
81 thought there was some mistake" he
said, reluctantly. "You are Miss Hawkes.
l supposed you to be Miss Glenfield, who has
sent for me to paint picture of Glenfield
Hail."
"And thought you were my consin Adol.
phus Wayte, left in my charge by his
mother" stammered poor Alice.
'My name is Wayte-Gerald Wayte-but
my mother, thank heaven, it still living; and
thank you, Miss Hawkes., for your hospi-
tality."
"You are not going away tonight? ?"
81 must it is my misfortune to have al
ready intruded too long. Miss Glenfield was
to have met me at the cars. wonder what
has detained her2"
81 will send you over to Glenfield Hall to-
morrow morning in the carriage" said Alice
resolutely. "To-night you are my prisoner
of-warl You will stay, just to teach me
what to do with this creature"
And she glanced at Alexander Adolphus,
who was making preparations to beseige the
cat behind her intrCnchments of the sofa
legs
Mr.. Wayte laughed and yielded.
'If l can be of use r. he said.
He sketched the Hall next day-and the
day after he sketched Alice herself and then
Kate Jennings. Adolphus behaved very bad
| ly, and it seemed an absolute necessity to
have gentleman about the place.
"Alice p cried Kate Jennings, month
afterward, sis it really So"
"Really how ?"
'Are you actually engaged to that young
artist P"
eyes, am" said Alice. "How could
manage Adolphus by myself?"
How, indeed?
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-09-18
WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD SCHEDULE, JULY, l, 1856.
GOING NORTH DAILY, Except Sunday.)

p & r. Station. S.45 1910 2.40 900 $40 -.
GOING SOUTH, DAILY Except Sunday
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-09-18
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Sunday trains will leave as follows Going North
Wilmington, French street at SOS a. m. New
bridge $50 a. IN. Dupont s.3l a. m Chadds Ford
junction S.5i a. M. Lenape 9.02 a. IN. West Chester
stage) 40 a. m. Coatesville 81 a. m. Waynesburg
Junction TO- - a. m. st. Peters i.OOp m. Warwick
4lOp. M. Springfield 1929 a IN. and 40 Birdsboro
lO5s a. IN. and SEQ; Reading, p 4 r, Station ll.SO
a. III. and $50; 1892.
Sunday trains going South will leave Reading P.
4 r. Station at Sis am. and S.l5 p, m Birdsboro
s.A a. m. and 3.47 p. m Springfield s.S a. m.
and AIS p m. Warwick 0.2S a m. St. Peters 945
a. IN. Waynesburg Junction 4sl r. m. Coatesville
5O7 p m. West Chester lstagel 500 p. m. Lenape
5.i8 p m. Chadd's Ford's Junction 5.5i Dupont 20
D. m, Newbridge 6.Sl p. m Wilmington, French
street 6.55 p. m.
For connections at Wilmington, Chadd's Ford
Junction, Lenape, Coatesyille, Naynesburg juno
tion, Birdsboro and Reading, see timetable at all
stations.
A. G. McCAUsLAND, l. A. BOWER,
Superintendent, Gei., Pas, Agent,
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-09-18

Ponds Extract, for pain. Almost by
word of mouth alone its reputation and
use have spread through half the house.
holds in the land.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-09-18
RAILROADS.
s. OHIO RAILROAD co
LANDENBURG BRANCH.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after June 9th, 1886, trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 7,O5, 1880 a. M, 1.9O
and $40 p. m.
Arrive at Landenburg $50 a. m; 1900
noon $50 and $50 p. m.
Leave Landenburg 6,55 a. m; 100 and
2.16 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, 500 a. M; O. 10 and
700 Op. m.
Sunday trains leave Wilmington 1918 a.
m.; and COOP. m.
Arrive at Landenburg 11.2O a. m and ITO
p. m.
Leave Landenburg at 500 a. m. and 4.sO
pm.
Arrive at Wilmington at 900 a. m. and
5.35 p. m. D. CONNEL,
Superintendent.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


/ viii sci. TOR want uf room two breeding
pens of pure oiooded Wyaud0ttes. Mcheen's =
and Dakins strains Plymouth Rock eggs
from prize Niuuing birds lor sale. avn the
oniy breeder ot Plymouth Il lck in thus city
who won amy prize at the Battle Greek poul-
ir- show this year.
Beware of those breeders Who claim to
have Won prizes when the records show
they did not Come and see nay birds.
J. 4. GONZALES.
Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

What throat i the best for singer TO
teach high notes with SOAR throat. II
DC becomes too painful use Iayl0r's Chero-
kee Remedy of Sweet Cum and Mullen,
which cures hoarseneSs anda husky voice.
For sale by Peck Bros.
- has been asked which travels faster,
heat or cold. and answered heat. Because
any one can catch cold IL therefore fol-
lows that eyerv one should keep Tay Tor $
Cherokee Remedy 0f Sweet Gum and Mul-
lein. which Will cure coughs colds and
-rnun E.r sale nE Peek krls.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Nm Vinegar t1 Eoduey Sessions.
Is iol g. aud l-s 70 lot t.k
p.uers ada ...........-..... ...s d.
M+ltaala Hammond to Margaret 81. >pitz,
lul H Hammond -talill ......-..- ..-.-.....
ietl flurllri l0 ElEari Willis. e OF lots
ana . olA lt iar Springs ..-.-- =.
Myrou a Potter l0 Albert ID Lll,leu aud
HItr ro- laui ol side see Do. oakneid-
Elna aal lldge hicss lo David 81. skid
more. c p s. IS q ut 81 e. J. Tyrone. SO
Lyman Murray to John Murray. e n
~ of see > Alpine. e...-.....-.-.-- ....-.- 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Train No 81 has a Through Coach daily except
sunday, for Grand Rsp.ds, Holland. Grand
Haven. Muskegon and pentwaier. Also Through
Coach leaves the above points vis & " ~ Rv
each day. except sunday. arriving in Toledo on
Train No % az s.lN D m.
All trains daily except Sunday.
n II. MITCHELL. r. MCHuGH,
Asst Gen Pass Agent Cenl Pass Agent
n L. MATTHEWS. Northwestern Agt Musk egon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
l. ke shore \ Michigan southern.
Kalamazoo Division.

Arrive. Leave.
Express .......-..7 l5 u % a m
Mail ----' -.-.-.....-......-.9 go IN 90 2 m
The train leaving al 451 =. m. connects a.
White Pigeon with Atlantic Express on Main
Line which has Pacific Drawing Room Sleeping
coaches fn0m Chicago 70 New York and Boston
without change.
The train leaving 81 7S5 4. u. connects al White
Pigeon giving one hour for dinner with special
New York Express on Main Line
Through tickets and berihs in sleeping coaches
can be secured az Union Ticket Office, 81 Monroe
street, and depot
Trains run by Goth meridian time. which Il 80
minutes slower than Detroit time
J. " MCkINNEY General Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

NaH I.az Mty I.-t lour-Dui and weak.
Mla.osoA .Etr I g. lH0a ID. ciLy lll extra s. %
.1r Nr-f lnll-S/ lal1 extra, 81 100 10, southern
rnir e. .-tl --e /lf common -o choice extra. g -
a. Nlet Options were moderately active
alt irregular. losing aUo.l steady At trs
decline. -toJ ocs cn,ed llGlc lower. spot
sales 60. $50 rrl state AZ ec Nn 10 at SIC.
So tflite fie. SO >priug at ~6i .c uugaded
white sl 50. So. rel winter, June, - SO
g. Iu lI ISL f,-t tu August. ~ 81. do
september So az, 4. Corn 30 ltious were weak
ga fiir ialo ut ot trading closing ahtut steady
af yesterday lsures spot ints closed dun au1
wholly lleslef e4. spot sales ui lugrated mixed
al .utf-c 11 mixed az i~i sc So = miXef at
w. No. ArtL June. to sC DO July. int.c bid.
l.st- -opt.1u- IuleI ana >.eatf. closing urn and
without mate ial change. -p0, lots closed "a Ic
higher ior mi ked ana slightly higher Tor White.
-pot sales of 80. white state 40 i-c. No do
at 80 $50 l. mixed. May. See bid DO June
81 b.d. al Juy sold az Sac. Rye Quiet;
western. - B.. state. o4-.a-c- Barley Nominal
rars-ull. nic,s s. -oug l0 for Did. $40 0oa
On ~ iur ucH Lard CLOSED duh aud weak.
8 - el,l. O. -JUt - june = -7u6 = July.
Si-tr-iua AID weaE FAIR Io s0od refining. S
a.c 1luerl ulIi state l5ulgc. western. lokt
l-e Cheese uu.l. state. new. fu~i A.. do old. So
il a.. Lels lsua State. 1875 western. ltec.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

The wonder Of the world-she who has
been all over the world and used every
maize of pianos uses and recommends the
X mball" piano. For sale at Stewart 5
Tetple OF Music. Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

The Methodist general conference ia ses-
sion a. Richmond Va. has refused 20 alter
the rules iu reference 90 baptism or 10
change the name from NJ. +. church south
20 NJ r. church.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

For so days Vinegar at > North Division
ST.. Porter block is offering Double Pointed
Hard Wood Tooth Picks for DC, per box and
a 90 per case of 100 boxes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

special meeting Of the English Speaking
Furniture Workers Union will be held
Wednesday evening, MAY 10. Members are
requested 10 attend without fail.
a HUI SecretarV
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
SCOTT & WILLIAMS.
y Monroe ST.

Hat and Cap Department.
Men 5 Still Hats. SI.oo, ST.2S,
$3.50, S2.oo. S2.5o, $500, and
So 400.
Men 5 Soft Hats soc. 7Sc, 81.
SIS s. 90, So SO and S.. 90.
Boys Hats, 2So, soc, 75c, 81,
81 $50 and S2.oo.
Straw Hats. SC 10 $500.
SCOTT & WILLIAMS,
u Monroe ST..
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
Michigan Central

TIE IclW-I ENpft-> leaving El ofe IN tGT
belrlil. reaching thai clls a. ll,45 e. IA kcs
Aork 1880 E.. and hlslaA So o. m neNg day
Sleeping cars ful ol facilc and Atlantic ca
pres Trains.
Through tickets Cor a. points and sleeping car
0erhs may iu ob-alue1 gi tniou Ilckei O1hce
corner Monroe ana ollaua sIrce-s and - Uulau
depot
CHAs II NoRal>, General Agt s5 Monroe street
o. ". hLalLIs. o. = 4 1 a lllaa.n-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Persons having articles or property in
pawn at the American Loan office will
please call and redeem the same at Harris
cigar store. Canalst.. on or before June l,
as have gone out of business.
NJ. MARIN, PrOp'r
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Herrick and Randall the leading grOcers
on Mouroe-st,, will close their store here
after at half past six.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

The only strictly frSt-cass instrument
sold at medium prices and on easy terms is
the Fayorite Emerson, al Stewards Temple
of Music, % Canal ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19


Through coaches 20 Chicago and Toledo ca $500
a. m. traiu.
Through parior ear lo Chicago on 1875 p a..
train. No extra charge irr seals
Through pullman sleeping car and coach foI
Chicago on Do ~ D m. train
~ A tAEILATEH IralU Mgr.
Union Ticket once bi Monnoe street
II. IAHfLHlER. 0enl Passenger Agent.
b MULLKFS Gcu'l Manager
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

None should be without Kimball Organ
always in great variety OF styles at Stewart ;
Temple Of Music. @ Caual-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

For a nice fine harness, 90 10 T Kinni-
ment, No. IL Crescent avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
Scotia Williams
MAY 1.
Nothing Succeeds ike Success


Our Custom Department Is
the biggist KIND Of . success.
We are turning out the hnest
work IN the city. We have 4
large and well selected stock oi
Woolens, from chesp Domestic
Cassimeres TO The hnest Imp0r-
tatiOns.
Woolens from Bodoine
NoOlens from Ellison.
N0olens from Collins. Down
ia a Co,
Plymouth NO0lens.
Sawyer NOOlens,
Globe MOOlens.
SCOTT q WILLIAMS,
y Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Al s4ia. rua ~ ss laae ealea = oe.a
Standard siEae.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Ftvervthing in fancy Groceries at Herrick
and RandaILs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Complete assortment of Southern
Neseia ples and Fruits at Herrick and
I4rT4fffs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

last arrived, a nice line of summer lap
duhters az i. kinniments, II Crescent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Herrick and Randalls is the place TO bay
straw berries nice berries. and good
measure every time
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

B lu .-IaIl lae sleeping lsr So IlalIL uEl
d. Ifall o..aaatls ai hsislu.lbo 60 h1t.Ir
lra.k olk,aH lfelf.ll aLl alladLal lrsilila ar-
rylls al tstlFHif al E. ih m
tlralEE tllAc.a a1l fll information Cau ht
had Es la. ias lIaa AZ A-uq li.l. ulkei ae1n. a.
lrlsfl ur eca Allsla. talaR llgsel AseLt e.
A1I-ful slIaSt g.. 4. issrE slsfD.
General Passenger a4l ilokel Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

For all kinds of horse boots and harness
repairing 20 70 T. Kinniment's II Crescent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
Detroit. Grand Haven n Milwaukee.

Passengers taking the 6.2j a. 10. Express make
close connection az OwOSs0 for Lansing and a.
Detnoit for New YORK. arriving there al l0S0 a. N.
the following morning
Night Express has local Sleeping Car from De
trOi % Grand Rapids
This Is the only line running Limited Express
leaving here az lu.4) D. m- with Sleeping Car %
Denoit. making direct connections for al points
East. arriving at New York a. m. the second
morning.
Through tickets secured AZ ID. q. Fl. 4 VI OfrCes
Sweets Hotel block, and al the depot
ID. POTTER. City Pass Agent.
GEo b. REEyE Tralhc ManageI. ChIcago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Dated May l, 1856.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19


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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-12
DRESS
GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

100 pieces English Cachmeres, all
shades, sc.
80 pieces double-fold Camalette,
14c.
so pieces sO-inch Tricot suiting,
Soc, worth 45c.
45pieces 44-irch All Wool Home
spuns at 35c, cheap at 60c.
SO pieces 36-inch Ladies' Cloth,
new shades, 39c; good value at 55c.
As pieces 52-inch French Diago-
nal Cloth, 55c; worth 81 per yard.
10 pieces 54-inch Cancels Hair,
Soc; bargain at S5c.
II pieces French Ottoman Cloth,
Al inches wide, 42c per yard; worth
75c.
Job lot of Fancy Stripe and Bou-
Gle Novelties at half price, to close.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-12
.SU LII AN s!
As and 80 North illinois st.
SACRIFICE SALE
SILK DEPARTMENT

1000 yards All-Silk Brocade,
worth, $1.65, now CSC.
5000 yards all pure Silk Surah,
$1.25, this week SOC.
Is pieces Black Silk, "a inches,
$1.65, tomorrow at 99c.
10 pieces Black eros Grain Silk
at 493c, worth 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-12

We carry, at all times, in our new meat mar
ket, the choicest fresh beef, veal mutton and
pork to be found in the city. We have always
endeayored to sell the best of everything in the
way of family groceries. and our meat market is
fully up to the general standard of excellence
which has prevailed in the other departments of
our store. SCHUMACHER Bros,
Corner Alabama and ST. Mary streets
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-12

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