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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

MANIFESTATION by young in grocery
W store on delivery wagon. Any honest po-
sltion would be accepted, or would take partner in
some small business City reference cash Sc
eurity if desired. Address z. A. c.. lock box a
al John Brights office, under Citizens bank. be-
tween and 10 O'Clock. dl02-sl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

Call upon S. l.. Davidson Mortgage
company for city loans. l0l-tf
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", F, SERIES. NJ. D,

Physician and Surgeon, general practice, special
attention given the diseases OF women and chill
dren and obstesrlc Office No. $50 North Main ST.
rooms 3 and Is Heller block. Day or night calls
promptly attended to. once hours sto 10 2. m &c
and to 8 .. m S9-lulS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
WANTED.

"ANVED-Carpets repaired, laid and cleaned.
" original color restored equal 10 ne uphols-
tering and mattresses renovated a speciality; avn
lpgs made ORDER excelsior piano forte and furni
ture polish for sale. j. +. smith, Al North Main
street. dlG2-es
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
To County superinrendents.

Granulated sugar u pounds for s1.o0 at
5. NJ. Supply Co. Soft
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

I'OK SALE-A stock 81 furniture and Undertaking
i goods In Jetmorr. the county seat Of Hvigfnan
county. stock new and n good order. VII sell tbs
stock and rent the building sell binding with
stock Binding Is 2Tx7J stock win IN yoiCs at pres
ent about 3lDg. Good reasons fOr selling. Address
{. ". Hopkins, Jetmore. Kan. lB-u
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AFTERNOON BOARD.

wHEAT-wsak. April. SIC; May. s:5sc; July
ssiec.
OATs-Dull; May. &Aasc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
FOR SALE

L@OR SALE-Che Buggy and single harness,
II good AS new Inquire al room ~. Biting bnild-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

ket strong; steers s3.io@52G stockers, and feed
ers, S2.5o2.7 20; cows, bulls and mixed, S2uNes.o1
Texas cattle, SO. 65g 400. ~
HOGs~ieceipts. l6,5oG shipments; $500. Market
strong closing weak mixed S52te3.I; heavy, *5SoeS
56E light s. 100 Er skips, SS.5Gs5W.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000 shipments. loo. Market
stronger; native. .S400ar6. r2l9; western, S4.i5S
600 Texans. s3.2554.65: lambs $5.25a7.W.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

NTAETFD-Or5ers for everCreens. climbing and
W perpetual roses (hardyl clernatis. honeysuck-
les. snow balls hydrangeas etc. May cherry. best
l11 low, elm, maple and russ mulberry. all sizes,
seedlings for tree claims. Address Iyra Mont
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
"Chestnuts."

Turkish prunes cents a pound at 5. N
Supply Co. 50 Il
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]. NJ. PHILLIPS, D. Y,
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
Tor LEhSE-For n term OF years. 50 feet front on
Little Arkansas river est o, Baltimore ave; best
location n town FOR laundry, never falling supply
Of soft water, high ground, dusty street. TO soil
damp clothes Geo Gay. III y Main s.. room . 3s-5=
Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE-A good profitable,
L permanent bus mss. VIII sell CheBp for cash
or viii tax city property in exchange Call at ~
North Lawrence avenue. 64S-5t
TO EXCHANGE farms in Eansa. and Mi.scur,
coal or any kind 81 merchandise on a cash basis A.
J. Lamar Son, Harper. Kan dso-sr-
ITO EXCEANGE-For first mortgages on city
L property, farms in Mcpherson Reno. SeigvicE,
JoHley and Barber counties n Kansas. and John
county. Nebraska. None but prIuciYals need
apply. Inquire OF ID. NJ hlrkbrde s Co. 36 y ain
street. 9iI
TOR EXCHANGE-GiltcAged vacant property on
Il North Lawrence. near Tenth e, 3 Hillside
and Highland avenues. .fns eleyatlOn5; Roys-
tave IL Maple Grove addition. and other loca-
tons ali clear. Want productive inside property
No property IN Kansas City. CA!cA-o or other
good eastern city, X Ii. iioys, p. last Douglas ave
slg
TOR FNCHANGE-s54G olo0 worth Of the best
paying stock IN stock Co, worcestershire. no
i've months OF Si0uG "a Want Land or WiChtac CITY
property. o. business property in other good towns
must hr free from e3cun hTanCs: viii exchange in
amounts - suit, For particulars call write 70
J. VI. AlleT. & Co, IL L Douglas avenue, Wichita
Nan. d12r
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

Call upon S. J.. Davidson Mortgage
company for city loans. 10l-tf
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A Bargain.
We have a small well selected stock of
watches, clocks and jewelry we will trade
for farm or city property. A good run of
bench work. Best of reason for selling
H. w. KNIGHT & Co.
d1O1-3*. 1919 West Douglas Ave-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

LNOR SALE-A large, yeaT-old Black Warrior
II Jack Will trade for yoaug steer cattle. = l..
Pope, three miles southeast OF Goddard. Kansas.
l.fs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

NANTED-Know everybody, who have leaky
w water. steam or gas pipes. that will mend the
same perfectly al very small cost without incon-
yenience 10 the owners. Address VIM Forsythe.
As y, Topeka Ave. dl6s-5-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. March Il.
STOCKS-Strong. The total sales of stocks to-
DAY l06 l07 shares.
MONEY-On call easy at gas per cent; closed offer
I'd at 2% per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5%513.
Sterling exchange steady and unchanged at S5.sj1e
Tor sixty day bills and $4Sl1I for demand.
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WANTED.

NTANTED-To place loans on long time on farms
w or business blocks short time chatsel
real security; low and prompt atten-
ton. Ashbei WEIGH Biting block. S3-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., X. &, n. railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
Topeka. Kansas City, ST. Joseph, Chicago,
ST Louis. Off
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., X. s. n. R'y, Rock
Island Route" between Wichita, Topeka,
Kansas City, st. Joseph, Chicago, St.
| nr1is Off
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
WILL W. MCKEE,
law er and collector Biting block room . !2i
] +. Douglas Ave, Wichita Kan. d66-tf
]. R. SITES
| Attorney at Law lo West Douglas avenue up
| stairs.
]. WALTER DeLAC0UR,
Attorney at Law, rooms Ssnd4 Fcchheimer block.
Specially: Land Title and Corporations. dI2
W. L. BRIDENBAUGH. W. H. RAUcH,
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUCH,
TAT a5 North Main ST Iy6it
A.E. HELM,
Attorney a. Law, rooms and c, $50 Main street:
al business promptly attended to; furnish best
OF references. daft
DEAN GORDON.
Attorney ut Law, once ID South Main stree.
Wichita, Kansas. dl52
". 7. WILLIS
Attorneys at Law. lie Main street; Wichita
W. 5. NORRIS J. H.YMAkER-
MORRIS & HAYMAKER,
Lawyers once lis y Main street. Wichita
O. D. KIRK.
Attorney NJ Law. Room 8. is. Land Once
building, Wichita, hanssa-
J. n. HUMPHREY NOAH ALLEN
HUMPHREY & ALLEN,
Attorneys and Counselors At Law. once No 80
North Main street. u.s..
JOSEPH p. LASGwoRrHr. .So. c. RICHTER
LANGW0RTHY & RICHTER,
Lawyers. 'ohace over - Main street. Wichita.
Kansas. dist
HARRIS, HARRIS & VERMILLION,
Attorneys At law. Commercial block. Wichita
Kansas.
D. 4. MITCHELL
Attorney At Law and collection agent No "A Main
street, Wichita Kansas.
GEO L. DOUGLASS,
All business promptly attended TO- I3--u
P. A. R0HRBAUGH,
ATTORNEY 81 Law. Attorney for Wichita Collecting
Bureau santa Re block. rooms /. ) and 5, lt North
Main ST. cl+.-tt
II. c. SLUss. We sTASLEr.
SLUSS & STANLEY.
Attorney al Law Wichita Kansas
Il. L. GORDON. CHAs. F. COFFIN
GORDON & COFFIN,
Attorneys and CoasGlors az Law. Oics 10 and II,
Fechheinler block, Wichita. Kan. 10
W. p. CAMPBELL JAS L. DYER
CAMPBELL & DYER
Attorneys-st-Lav. Wichita Kan ns..
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

LNoR SAE-Two lots on Market street one block
II south OF Lincoln street; price, sl,aH The owner
also will put in s2a ia cash and take mortgage Ola
this and additional proporty FOR ST. 40. ThlS l. -
splendid opportunity for speculation. Morton Wolf
man & Co, Is North Main street. dsS-6
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

TOR SALE CHEAP room horse, With los
Il SETi71. piano, pear iniAl1- sssare ETarf. u
Ngnt sYFiar aa..gr 50 bicycle IL us = IN ave
Parties Zgiaz % California o. ADcOz1i o, hsalta-
dr.
I-OE SALE-so sees On Sorth MARI lear Csa-
It ira Mv.aae Aac court hoase tsUsrr- ss+t frJ1ll.
With bz!.tsnE rr8ting Tor - Pc TosJoth A nap
Enquire AZ v. Make q az FAC. ~s4tsT gcltH
- I. DouZ3zs ave- affL"-
LOB s.LE-For lsss ihAa hAlf price Aa6 4 god
Il shEys
J rsz7l text. q :. ~ O. q
iva tent. i . ~ j =
gWAl5 leafs. 4 . ~ = f.
wal teal 10 ~ y 2
his week sasy Room ., is y. HA'r -, iE2-s+
I>og sALE-2 loss. roo1a aozs.. ya-rluso1 Are.
lo.. room hozs@, >s-fh ToDskaAve. sAsy terms
- RON hozse. Pax Pace Ave- eAsy terms
& ~
ats, c0rner Lara ars4 Z.fg.ts4rr.y cEsA ts5
Is ~ OF waas-sh Ave " as1-s-gtoa7 All. ezEr
terms ~. II
! s1ss-.-s o. aria Ma. -. .asy te--zs. ,spn
tsssi.-~. ~ Do>z as Ave- zsAr xArseE. s.sy
ts-rss fgIysT-
) bs.iee-. 20. o. DoGgzas Are, or. wsss.ax-o--
Ave. -AsT sryzzs s2ZSI
iafs-z.toz free t0F cheap farm. o- city ,~gs~ytr
~ Ai1rssztnE J. Il Dzffol. SscaliA, HAa &C..
ls@ S1-tA SA-A -. Ft,o;1 T. aEz-&
L>oR sALE-To srslrs ozsfasss n. a.ly a. L.
ts-s~. = ozs. s.s. . ri ezah resirsst - Asaos
o7 tt-zS o. rrst-cl FHs4 s-tEts Z. NGA5Ez A.
czess AoSk ocx .-.. NsSA--@ 4. o, ss-s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

E>OR SALE-To be moved butcher shop and set
II of good tools, blocks, etc Address box IFS.
civ 4l-s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

Eclectic Physician md Surgeon treats all acute
and chronic Diseases cure Of piles guaranteed
pay; oxygen treatment given when Indicated and no
charge made il benefit follows.
ONO hours-9 to Il a No.. and to and to p.
Office 25S n Main street cor. Second, Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

XNANIED-Man who understands the Of
w horses, can milk and MAKE himself
useful about genteInan's place, Cali az 81 North
Main street, room :. dlG2-5t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

Folks corn 10 cents can at S. NJ. Sup
ply Co. s6-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

N-ASTED-Borrower for money: we place money
w at the lowest rates on all kinds OF chattei Sc
crity loans. and also on second mortgages farms.
Wichita Rankin. Co., No ll5 West Douglas ave.
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50 If
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

I,OR SALE-A number family horse and phae-
L ton; horse six years old. Kind and gentle, buggy
good as new; cheap. At le4s y 9Th ave 49,
Tor SALE-Two new cottages on the weet side
l. III best residence portion; are paying per cent
in rents on money asked. Also IL att residence
lots junction Town Cos add. Call and see for
choice investments. Ward. Warner y Heaney. q; y
Douglas ave. 500
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

N-ANTED-One good steam filter az once at good
w wages. Apply a. Seiswick building. krure s.
Barker l7tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

VNANTED-Parties for furnished front room with
w alcove and closet. bath gas and board; south
ern exposures terms BILE. also for two single
rooms; ref. given and required AZ W. Central
ave. CSJ-u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

L>OR SALE-Seventy Ave feet on corner OF Seneca
Il and Hendry streets near Dayton. tltssl Must b.
sold in a few DAYS. address Angie Bullock. south
west corner OF Alta and DOwney avenue; los
Angeles. Cal. dsS-lU'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

L~OH &tli-To srslTs ossiasss ne Saly a. L.
II ts-s~; z ayzs.a-ss y ri rs.zirsst tz5zszcs
O. tt-.S o trss-c4As~ rH44 sstzfs - GAsEz- AG-
c-ess Lax hox 10. Ts1A-.& I. o, ss-.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-15

homeopathic. Office 100 North Main street. Resi-
dence, 1Gli North Fourth street, near Union depot
Wichita. Kansas. ONCE telephone No. rs. Resi-
dence telephone No. H
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snhstances for nral.lnr Inn.

Common writing ink is the pertannats of
iron, mixed with little gallate, held In sus-
pension in water by means Of gum or some
other adhering substance. The gum also
preserves the ink from being too fluid, and
also serves TO protect the vegetable matter
from decomposition. Blue intx has Of late
years been much in demand. The coloring
matter is said to be suiphate Of indigo and
tincture of iron n according to another
recipe, Prussian dissolved In water by
means OF oxalic acid. Red ink is usually
made by boillng two ounces Of Brazil wood
in pint Of water for about quarter OF an
hour, and adding little gum and water.
This ink Is not in demand now, carlnine hav-
ing superseded it; this color is obtained from
a solution Of carmine and ammonia, also
adding gum.
The great merit of our common writing ink
is in the freedom with which it flows from
tho pen, allowing of rapid writing, and the
manner In which it bites into the paper, so
as not to be removed by sponging. The great
defect is In the want Of durability. Such
inks partake OF the nature of dyes. The
writing ink of the ancients, on the contrary,
Is characterized by great permanency; its
basis was finely divided charcoal mixed with
some mucilaginous or adhesive fluid. Indian
ink Is Of this character; it Is formed Of lamp
black and animal glue, with the addition Of
perfumes, not necessary, however, TO use a.
an ink, and is made up into cakes. It Is used
in China with brush, both for writing and
painting on Chinese paper, and it is used In
this country for making drawings In black
and white, the different depths Of shade
being produced by varying the dilution with
water. Paper World.
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Benefits Of Hair sinreing..

A wrinkle in hair dressing not generally
known is ''hair singeipg.n In a barber shop
on Center street, close to the City hall
bridge, Is sign, prominently displayed. an
nouncing that hair singeing is done there FOR
twenty-five cents. A reporter dropped into
chair in tho shop this morning and found 1t
no difficult matter to engage the tonsorial
artist in conversation.
chair singeingr' he said. "Why that's NOT
new scheme; it's quite old, but is not gener
ally practiced."
ssBut Of what benefit Is itln gasped the re.
porter, struggling with o great ball of lather
that was thoughtlessly dropped on his mouth
by the barber. sp1a
.sBeneftg' Why, it makes weak hair grow
strong and thick, and ultimately makes the
scalp healthy"
"What is the methodT
~ take wax taper, light it and grasp
tnft OF hair with the fingers Of my left hand.
Then carefully apply the wax dip TO the
ends Of the hair and burn them In this
manner touch up all the hair. Having con
cluded my labors, then comb the locks care
fully and give the patient good shampoo.
After that no one would recognize the work
had done. Most Of my patrons have their
hair singed every two weeks, but the differ
ence depends altogether on the strength Of
the persons hair. Today / had five men in
my chair, and all had their hair singed. One
Of them was priest. He comes here regu-
larly and enjoys the operation. The capillary
substance on his head was weakening, and he
had morbid horror Of becoming bald He
has tried the process several times, and al
ready notice vast Improvement In the
growth OF the hair. New York Evening
Si1n
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Iathorraph Comic. of water co,ors

The photographer smiled when asked about
this, and said that it was quite true that the
lithograph copies Of water colors were often
taken for originals.
"Some little time ago." no said, tone of
the largest advertisers in the country was
persuaded to order quantity of imitation
water colors for advertising cards. He hesi-
tated about doing it, saying that he did not
believe the masses Of the people cared for
such things. They preferred the shiny gloss
Of the ordinary lithograph, he believed. He
gave the order, however, and as he does
things on largo scale, he gave a large order
for the first set of four sketches. Before this
was exhausted he ordered an even larger
quantity, and this was again followed by an
order larger than either of tho previous ones.
Some Of his employees noticed that one man
came frequently for the pictures esking for
three or four sets at once. They were glad
to give them to him, for the cards were only
used as advertisements, and of course they
wanted as many as possible distributed. This
stranger, however, came SO often that their
curiosity was aroused, and they took como
pains to find out who he was. They found
that he was O picture frame maker who was
framing the cards in such way as to hide
the advertisement, and was doing flourish
ing business, selling them at 60 set New
York Nail and Express.
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The Late Emperor.s pollteness,

Two years ago the crown prince Frederick
attended charity bazar where pretty ac-
queintance Of minc was serving as wait
ress. There was some entertainment ON the
stage, and the audience pressed to the front
where the crown prince was sitting He
turned to this German girl who stood beside
him and said:
''Surely it is very improper ior gentle
man to be sitting while so many ladies are
standing. Won't you take my seatf
In telling of it afterward she exclaimed,
"What could I sayi A request from his
majesty was almost command, and yet
did not think could sit down In that chair
while he stood SO remembered quickly
that in speaking to royalty one must never
use tho second person, and l said:
III his majesty allows, think am too
young and too humble person to be seated
while SO many older ladies are standing
"He replied, Quite right; you are quite
right. Please speak to some ono who stands
behind you
$50 I spike to Frau r., and she came for
ward, fairly bristling xith Importance, to
take tho crown princes chair, while he found
an equal degree OF pleasure In standing be-
side her r---Berlin Cor. Boston Transcript
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A watermelon, even though 1t be sixty
FOUNDER, Is not intended to be devoured in
public, nor is one watermelon, no matter
what its weight may be, more than enough
Tor one healthy person. This fact is pro
badly well known to every country school
boy. The art Of eating a watermelon and
keeping cool is as simple aow as 1t was in the
days Of long ago. The rind should be slit
with a short bladed knife, SO that when tho
melon is divided the heart of it shall rest in
one Of the halves in one luscious, juicy lump.
The knife should then be carefully wiped and
then put in tho pocket. Then the coat should
bc taken off and the sleeves rolled up. Plunge
tho right hand under one end of the heart
and the left hand under the other; lift tho
dripping mass to the mouth and fall to. The
juice will trickle down your arms and satur-
ate your face, but what Of itf There is
plenty and to spare, though the feast Is tho
rnrest to bo found on earth. h.--Atlanta Con-
etitutfon.
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Henry Waterman, Of Hudson, N. r., who
died in 1884, at the age of 80, it is asserted,
Invented the double driving wheels OF loco
motives. The first trip with this invention
was made from Fishkill to New York, the
engine making sixty miles an hour, the old
single driving wheel in use up TO that time
averaging much lower rate of speed.
When boy young Waterman spent most
Of his time whiting" With his jackknife
he made various models of various conccp-
tions to the usual, in such cases, neglect Of
his lessons His father on one occasion, out
Of all patience with him, said: "That boy Is
a good for nothing dummy" Henry instantly
replied: Father, some day will make an
engine, and call 1t The Dummy" When he
grew up he accomplished the purpose he then
formed. He was the inventor Of the locomo-
tive called ''The Dummy" now in use every
where. York Press Every Day Talk :"
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A friend Of the firm who declares that he
has no humor in his make up, and who, were
he 9 writer for the press, would probably be a
dead failure at the making of bright para
graphs and ''goals, has nevertheless an oc-
casional inspiration which is apt TO be good
In proportion as it is unluckily said
Talking recently to a mother and her
daughter, he fooiishly said:
"Really, Miss L---, your mother looks
younger than you do"
Then realizing from the young lady's fash
ing glance that he had terribly missed the
compliment he sought to give the mother, he
hastened to add:
because, you see, the older woman Is
the more time she has had for mastering the
art of looking younger
And now mother and daughter "cut him
dead. buffalo Express.
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Curlous italian superstitlon.

st. Johns day in Italy is thus observed at
Revello, Italy, according to private letter:
''The people here have curious superstition
connected with this eve of st. Johns day
which is observed by many; they repeat
their rosaries until midnight, and then look
out, firmly believing that they viii see Hero.
dias and her daughter pass, riding on q fiery
plank, the daughter saying: Mother, why
did you say itP and the mother: Daughter,
why did you do itp and then plunge into tho
sea; the reason why, after St. Johns day,
the temperature of the sea rises, and bathing
begins. New York Sun.
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naby smaIIoNed . cent.

Little Isabella's baby brother had swal-
lowed cent, and his sister was full OF con-
stornation. She had for some time been
practicing economy with the assistance OF q
little iron bank, from which by dint Of great
labor she surreptitiously extracted an occa-
sional penny. Running to her mother she
said, breathicssly: "Oh, mamma, come
quick Baby swallowed cent, and won't
you please come and help hold him upside
down and shake himq'-Merchant Traveller.
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Scudder & 0unholn.
TRENroN, Aug. Is, 'SS.

To be we'll Gloved and Booted is
the special pride of every lady who
studies good taste in dress.
We have secured from an import
er of Gloves. at about one-ouarter
and one-half value, 700 pairs Ladies'
Brilliant Lisle Thread Gloves MAN
ufacturers' Samples), embracing knit
ted tops, lace work tops, elastic
woven tops and plain tops, embroid-
cred backs in selfor relief colors,
finger sewed with Ladders silk or
entirely plain. In fact too many
styles and kinds to euumerate. All
colors and black.
YOUR CHOICE OF THELOT
AT 19c., NOTA PAIR OFTHEM
BUT ARE WORTH SO to soc.
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100 YARDS ALL-SILK PI-
QUOT MORE RIBBONS.

At l0c. a yard, worth zoe. This
ribbon value embraces the best rib
bon merits we have ever shown.
New shades, standard goods, and all
colors, including both black and
white, then the sash ribbons, 7-inch-
es wide, come in for generous share
OF notice. Shaded stripes, plaids,
ottoman brocades and plain all-silk
and worth SO and 99e., selling them
at So and 69c. 25c. yard for 1000
yards wide all-silk ribbons that have
sold during the early season at Soc.
The Lambertville record., 1888-08-15
A RED LETTER DAY FOR
EMBROIDERY BUYERS.


The greatest opportunity to buy
embroideries cheap that you have
ever known. l2-inch fine Suisse
founcing, l0c. Narrower ones, but
the very finest kind of work in sheer
fine Suisse, l0c. Then for the Ham
burg. What beauties 3 and A inch
es wide, best edges, close fine neat
patterns, 10c. Not a yard in the lot
but you would call cheap at 15 to
35c. a yard.