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Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
IoHN WANAMAKER.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will open ON Monday, April, ID, the
old established Dry Goods House, No. 100
W. ID street, between Shipley and Orange
streets, with full line of new Dnd desi
rable dry goods and trimmings; all of our
stock has been bought at the recently re
duced rates for cash, and our expenses
being light, we feel cortidsnt that We can
compete with any firm In the city.
Whether you want to buy or not, we re
spcctfully invite ali our former and as
mauy new friends to call and examine
our stock and be convinced that the repu-
tation for cheap dry goods will be Kept uI
as 1t was done years ago by the father OF
the present proprietor, who first estab-
llshed and successfully conducted the dry
goods business In this city as far back ~
the year 1886 RESPECTFULLY,
e. STROUD g. CO.
100 West Second St.
Esl-et
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
TTAPREefpEETED lITRLeTlaAi
VI OVER ALlf 1 MILLION BlsTAibUTH

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated in 1853 for 10 yoars oy the
LsgialAture for Educational and OhsriiAbls
purposos-With Q capital OF ", ,00O, ,ooo-tc
which reserve fund Of over $500 hAs
since been sddod.
ny an Overwhelming popular vote tts iran
chise was made psrt Of the present STATE
Copstitution adopted Deccinbor I'd, A u.
lsTa.
Ihe only lottery ever voted on and On
dorsod by the poopls Of any State.
II never scoles or pOstpvnes.
Ita Grand BtRGho Number Draw
inNB sake place Montnly, and ths
GFapd Quarterly Drawings. reg a.
iaslY every three nonths tMnren,
June, AeptNtnbGr aud Deeemberl
A SPLEn DH n OPPORTUNITY L0
WIN a KORTURE q. 2HD akArI
DRAWING, GLASS ID. liz THE ACAD
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANb
TUESDAY, April 10. ISss-sI5sh
Monthly Drawing.
Caoi+al Prize $50 000.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
NXCELsIOR loan AesOCnTIl

EXCELSIOR IOAN AeeOCATI1
IA New sstles now offered isr M. ,I
only sl each. Money 10 loan 10 ,Ims 10
on prAl or seeoHd mortgtsr Debt MAJ
meeting, or may re rclur d1y nIillpspl
Us or over. lntsi est ahaied tahtl A
turned. All pei Sous Interested .nd dtl1
Of becoming msinb Ts ~ l,t,iptfo1s m
liaUle $3.50 tAtion are invited 10 call Spl
tervie the scsrt tAry. Share limited 10 h
bor. Subscribe at once. vi LIAM pYi
7f1 Market street. nihn-ln.a
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

The YouSG tramp who tr,e. to
wreck tran Oh ths DIAzArs Rail-
road J yes.er1Ay sb)uI, AMI n, doubt
will rtceive ths ful msAsurs o, punish.
ment 10y bis lAsts-diy crime. FJrtun.
AtBly, treiShs nan prs3adsi tba e1-
press, OF there is 10 50 ing how many
might have 0ss1 kt!si or msimed for
life. I The m4o, Or uen, Eh) could de.
EberAtaly plot all at VI this kind ore
not NJ 70 lgei saeg ar the worst kind
of murderer, sld The Vor,t won a be
beitsr df TIl9l shem. VS. oAuno.
ssive OF q q re finnish A1t, and
Dur only fear is TN. Cnr LAYS 10 moi
provide pnqsAngns couuepsurAt,
With the cffsnse.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

DRoPusALS ron NEW sJAl
III HOUSE.
PropCsall will be received at the Blrl
kdu sauoR ro0u TIL April Y, Of o'el0eA
m, mr. building . new lc1oJl hOuis 10
Seventh ward. Plans and epeoitcl.iOitI
be seen 81 FRANK X. ra'sw. ll'J tiiis u, cd
|, March 20, 1898, A BOND Of " HuRl
company the bid Tho right sili 10 reed
TO rsieoL ANY or All blis ~ ,rde, oil
committee. FRANK MAGAW.
m2i-l2t ChIlfnl
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
200 maIhst street, Above seson a.
MARCH 10 WILL CONTINUE
TWO WEEKS LONGER.

OUR
Gle aYlng.Out Sale
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY,
Big boys hook % lae'' now nov, q, % q eta
" button shoes now siS5
+" new 81 S5
These are worth coming for = long
ways, and worth getting sfter you get
here.
Just For Two Weeks.
Ladies' Pebble FoIed, warm lined lace.
now 90 cts.
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace;
now S5 cts.
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lscei now IS
cents.
Rxtra bargains in all kinds OF season.
able footwear for two weeks.
LAdIes' Pebble Button Shoes, now el.o0.
i" Fine Pebble" now 81 so
KID Button " now 81 25
"G,oye Kid Top Button now 81 so.
RousiRg reductions la all kinds OF
seasouable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School Shoes,
now 95c.
Misses Pebble
now 81 IS.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Shoes, now
Misses Pebble Spring Hoel Buttsn,
nov 81 90.
Misses' "
now Sl.25.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
nov 81 40
Pieces such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
of in connection with the quality or finish
Little boy's hosk lace shoes, now 81 90
sizes 10, Il, IL.
little boys high cut hook lace now
t1.25.
Little boys' high cut button now Sl. IS
sizes, ! to ..
Cost is not considered In these prices,
only making sure OF selling the goods of
quickly and saving you enough m1uey to
make you .brimful OF interest IN what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks
children'u pebble spring heal, now 50c
hid g now 50c
sizes, 4 tot.
Chlldren's pebble spring heel, now 75c
sizes, 8 TO 1919,
Children's kid spring heel, now 90c
siEes. TO l0H.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Men's kip pillow shoes, now 81 25.
Mems brogsns, now 81 90.
Mems kid Butcher hook lace, nov
Isl 80
Mems coarse boots, now t1.75.
4" " 81 now $500.
4 sizee,,6,9, 10, Il.
Boys COARSE boJts, now u 40
sizes, 4 and 8.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 so.
slice, 4 and 8
Little boys, coarse boots, now $l.00.
II sizes, 10 and l3.
Not quite half price, but nearly SO.
: Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebbl
4 and kid button, at great saving TO thoa
ilwto purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81 50.
congress, now I'll 80.
hook lace, now 81 90.
Waukenphast hook lace, no
Ice 80.
Remember, your privilege to return ar
have exchanged, II you guess the wroI
- size, or have your money returned II ye
. are not satisfied that you have occurred
bargain.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. Ssni- Monthly. Free
Sleeping Cars, OheAp Rates Southern
r ,u.e. Address X 5AwLEY, General
Eastern Agent, SSo BroadWhy, N Y.
II. W. CARR. 402 Chestnut ct Psi'a'
delphiA, or Apy Baltimore q Ohio
Ticket Agent. t20-ba'1os
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31


assembly Of needed things Is
but the union of details? The
unspoken thought OF your
wants is echoed here, or bet
ter, perhaps. your wish is
the echo of what you already
kn0zO is here.
Inconsistent Yes, we are,
and here are a few details
that we must print, and you
well. ought to read.
A distinction and a differ
Ience. We are asked very
often: "Do you sell while
your openings are going
ont" Obenimgsl Don't like
the word. Tells little. But
us 1ge compels it sometimes.
Yes, we do. Our greatest
occasions are business times,
selling occasions. They are
not sample shows.
You may go into our Trim
med Millinery display and
decimate the stock in the af-
ternoon. Next morning you
couldn't tell that it had been
broken. 1t has been done
daily since Thursday last.
Select what bonnet you
please. II goes off show I'M
mediately. And the next
conner finds the place you
have made vacant filled with
another, and not a duplicate.
There is show here, and
substance too.
Bonnets in the concrete
trimmed millinery, in the
I. .sbatract-untrimmed. The
great assembly principle Of
manufacturing prevails here,
the hat, the flowers, the rib
bors, everything that makes
the accumulated bonnet,
ready fer your skilliul fiug-
lers to put in shape. What
lit you have to do it in the
re naming hours of tc-1ay
prepsrato y to Tomorrow
Come quickly, there is nc
time to spare.
What a world Of wisdom
: it takes to buy a becoming
bonnet.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner
and north Of Transept.
And SO with Dress Goods
1t is pleasant to hear COM
! pliments about tasteful de
coration. But the grea
array of draped dresses
forms, sho wing the practice
5 effects of stufs, and tn
:, Igreat piles of stock, impres
g you less. But they ar
q worth study. Everybod
!, comprehends a decoration
= comparatively few a world
''s embracing stock like thi
N Each item in the show h;
i. Its double on the shelf.
ne ne The Arlington plaid an
nO check worsted dress stuff
down from 81 so to 81, al
b. not from the great auctio
IS. in New York, but are ;
II ii carefully selected patterl
Cd from the full line OF adyanC
!. samples. A bargain.
,Ss ,Ss The Mohairs. Glace al
'Ee SiciIienne IS to o5 CEN
Fashions mandate seldc
.soI falls on a stuff so dutab
u /. useful, and cheap.
nd Southwest of centre.
IN, GIorlosa. No won.
,hi that the maker wanted
en- IN superlative for a nan
ell sil There have been other t
umphs in mingling silk-ar
lwool. The fingers of an
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

.I Inc board o. Assessments, Rey;..
Appeah viii sit to hear appess sMlon
ssstsssmsnt " ~ from April lSt 70 Anil sn,sn I,n
3. sne omoe OF the tar coileotoia ~ N,V,e
c,., nhsn street, betvesH the hdurs n, ~
y, o,Sca IN tne Attention, sniJAnd
~ us evening. All a.reats mSg
mpo IA, n: MI sSlGK'
hN iut CLERK OftEo -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

NDTIUE-Ths J. J.A.ORANSTONO 90, 100
N King Btfoet, have now on sale, fertili'
ssrs in small packages, for grass, planls,
cemetery lots. Ioses, and all klods OF W.
ers, making quick growth. Bono special
preparation for chickens. Agents wanted.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
NOFIuna.
NorioE.
OlTY hSsESaMrnr

s.ss%sS, Ss,Sv IN nsssey given that the city A,
placed in tho once Of III 0Is,s no ~ tne book
Oil ~ me city hall. whore they ean nc =. Hea1 ~
s,1s smsnSa py taxabieO from Iusadav M H.sn ~
m.n. Iese, until Tuetday. Aprii i1,h sd
500 .. m. S''0A D. M,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

NtTiOE-1N COMPLlArnt ~
IN the requirements Of an ACT o,th,
erAlAsseinbly Of the s,tRie Of iisttvM' M' \
oil ~ Dover, on March "a, lssg tniIi..
act o0ncoraing Private U0rl oraties. r.
10 hereby gwen that a oe:tihsle n
aunB . company TO be Known ~
Journal Printing Oempany," vii Nh
nestaJ, the eleventh Gay " mi N
10 o'oiooF, =, ~, be presented attbsr,
uoutt House, In Wilq iuston To IN,
lgn1tins u. urutb, Ass, cae iudge .,
his approval. SNThUsY Hls,i'i,.,si
nSo-lot Attorney Tor tao II oofpor.,,i
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
After Trying Other Stores
CALL AT 206 MARKET STREET
ABOVE SECOND, Will.

You will find there everything
at the bottom price. You will
not be importuned to buy, but
il you do buy and the people
at home don't approve the
purchase for any reason or nc
reason at all, or don't think you
got a bargain, you can return
exchange or get your money
back eveytime.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
philadslphia. Wilmington q Bal
timore Railroad.
FEBRUARY sth, 1888.


Trains wnl leave wilmington - follow
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), 200.
7 IS, 0 10, II 81 a. m, a27, B2. and 700 2. NJ
Accom- moda tiou, sis 4. M. i3iG iA.
$50, 74n, and 10 90 D. m,
For Chester (expressl, 7 Is. 10. II 81 q m
bA. 7 O8. and 10 00p. m.
Accommodation. SIS am, II 10. B. tIe
. 80. and !. 20 p, m.
For New York. (expressh 2 90 ss2, go, IA
sI6 II 81 a. m, 2H, b24, 'd2a, % and io.e
For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS a. M,
FOR Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort an
Norfolk, i2.o6 Night.
FOR New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, seafoTd, Laurel
and Delular, II 05 Night. -
baltimore aud WAshinRtou, l.S, t4s so%
10 u a. m, II es, g "a and % y. IN. Balti
more, q. 90 and u IS p. m.
mington texpressl, u. rs Z. %, %, 0.l0, HI
A. NJ, b.6S s.57 aud li.26 +. NJ.
Accommodation SIS, 10. - A. NJ, u. 0a. %
0. 10, 8. Is and II. n T.. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are
ferred 70 the ticket Office at the station.
Trains marked thus (-) are limited expire
upon which xtra fare 10 charged.
General hsnaser General PASSENGER As'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

NoTICE-DIssOLUF FIoN-7iyl
wNi, ipari,ner'hlp hstctotorp - l.tlpg ns u,
Mnllam fyle aut MAJ Ilcht,n.,,tE htll
under the hrm name N WI. 'i'll, I'd
70 thls day disso we'd by f,i,..,,tuth'l
Llchienstein is authorized To- setil11a'oil'
tenlnst or to receive ali ninn,,,,. Ali
above named firm. '"A'' dnd
WILLIAM pytvl
MAX LlCHTENSTF1
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

CLAUS SPRFt E-l.s has AMIN nrrIv.
"a In P1llsdelp@3a ron Baltimore, aud
says Il at be has 10. yss desermlaed on
. looAhon fer tn lu nsnss BugAr rsfia-
s;y which ne propnss to esi, 1Iish on
She A lsnt.e se.aDsld. The bu.iness
msn o. Philadelphia are trying hard to
have The Lev plant 10 .Ated In tba, eI,y,
and J! Is probi5le tha, 1t will be, As Mr.,
EoreeEsl., Whils N e,ltimors, exores.
sed his pre- eyupcs for the OsutennInl
Oily, but "a d shN uater csrsa!n ooudi.
lions he RUuli Elsg g. abltsb a mlnoI
Eehnety q B,.aaa-s
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

DUBLIC sALE.-wllL BE va so,,l
public sale a. the - tt,,1.uls ,1, M
W. Talley, descased,ti Bfah'' N'-'
ON THURSDAY. ArhIna
atso'clock, s.me
The following personal prorfiIN ,tn|
head Of good horses, one eeIs ,,sl
1 pair OF very line fat oxen Ply ttibfsl
oxen, AboutsO head Of COWS s,l ,I,bs,.l Ii'.l|
large bulls, 2 young bulls, l1l ., l.,as,, ,.
Farming Implements 1is,tgorsl|
wagons hay wagons, llarktt u.lips II
carts, horse-carts. mowlng-ln 70 Z ina, ia."sr md
machine, horse raKes, large rotit'' \, 'rfr,sil|
hAy cutter, corn shelter, pow ,tuoStls "A
tIyators, grubbing hoes i4tks, H. stltiI
harness of all kinds, ,l' ,ghs, p,,l p,,,,ln l4s
log Il COW chains and a lot OF rlltii
n lot of butcherlnR tools an '" geA
ing from floor to eeilins, Ntf5,bFNiI
keeper; and gr,a yarielj y Vl,n5ef vie ~
Terms:-All sums OF ~ ahn ~, ,afvihlf1
ali over that amount aeItiii, eIia,ssr, ~
mote with IN approved en4iogyiyy' 'g,eit9
49, CHARLES W. TALLsi' m,yitl
l. w. stidham & Son. ane"'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
CLOTHING

We open out day
our new goods. We
think the greatest as.
SOL tment OF fine Cloth.
ing we ever offered; in
fact, we fully believe
you never before saw
such a variety OF sty-
lish, handsome, nicely
made Clothing in Will
mington. We h a v G
had our tailoring forcs
making up, and have
bought largely, until We
have every kind OF 9
suit for man or boy.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
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NJ BLIO sALtIIwWilLs55 " u aHsaI%
public sale = 70 . II i,s, q
On Monday, At klL = and S'ts.
a. q. m, tobacco, ! tefSl .5as ss,,i Y, VI
F:S FsPSsS; Ss|i ssn'ss' ;cg. az sS, ~ ;is,,
ssp ss' ,'i. ss.a e ss, Ss,s 4 s '.l'
an sns sctoii sawi . p,hl.i. p1tllsi' 1nI o..,sl
sooh e stiS.s csaifs, taoi'' VA
Z Q tedious 70 menl,9p' HUK y
IT, W. a. pd.,..
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
WILMINGTON nj

NOTlUE-1HB WILMINGTON I'D
IN loss Ex Rvgtlns To, no, 3, h 4
prepare 1 70 received u orders tni d I
prsmptly. Leave orders Ut tho fOllo4
plRcsl: board OF HoN!ik tlf5e, SIh
King streets; Mat heW ) KY!s, lioail
Adams stroots: ~Rmue' tsnltg,eI lAlI
street or { tfice No III Au toagood 4.
South WilnlnRt n, J JahlLS NJ v
CHESTER Il bKO. uRl
CLERK-ANY PERSON DEI9l
~ clerical Gorylce Ia eii'r rhg1trTl
store or els, where, may lear of = cgnPe
clerk by addressing. -laNss work aud q
and Isth 81. rltt. mN-
rT>u HIRE FOW EASrLR y EOOR
Il tim OF church OF n)aio, choice y
tion OF handsome ioliage piauls, pAlEt
Apply At f20 W. Ninth 5IteI. hs1
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

REWEMpER That ne PEsseDee 9
and Early, who hro In charge Of the draw
inss, Ia q guarantee Of absolute fsirpest
and integrity, that the chances are Az
EQUAL and st no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prihe.
REHE EMBER that the payment o. 81
Prizes is GUARANTEED III ROuR
NATIONAL BANKS Of NeW Orlesnh,
and the Tickets afe signed BY the Prosi
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recog ized in tho highest OouT 81
therefore. beware OF any imitAsionB OF &c
noymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
o'oseck, ssaIP,


the fllowlng STOCK : mead q go2l w
horses and cjliH. Two Of th.m u ,As1
farm hoffos. cIs1 the st.sWoery iolh Il
Prince, we'll kuoEn 20 ho superior ell
also a fiuo bay, perfectly sste i0i : W
T. drive Thts is dssitab o ". q a,I
six head Of good mllnh cows. i ~
af-old heiierp, very rLs GEES n
ihsm ireeh, others close eprinRe't -
hAli.blood Holstsirs; tne e1I' ~
HoIttoin bull 4 months Oh yoEe
oxen extra WORKERS. All TIE teN
sold, as must have the room l9I NJ
ough. .broi H0lsttiu cltilo, hh9 va
II The weather permits, lot 9isiIp :,
red pirs. Terns-A ursdl.ol ~ IN
By purcnsser giving banGSois n'""
proved endcrtot. ,.,,,v vtRREs|
a p ShookleY, au,tisDesr
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

Ayers sar-aranlt cures blood diseases,
ErAdiettes imrrrfu,s .pI reuewa the vita
Icrees,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

CO PA ARTNERsHIP NOTICE Nj
~ Llehtenstcin aUd GArr,ttJ a.
associated lhemfelves a. l.irhion.,"i, ~
Mlll continue the dry goods b".'r,.nls
" '''eo'' MAN llCnfRNsfE1
wilmington, Del, March "a Ant
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
a nJuuRNgp ruB ID sAlG

a
Twill sell, noar Esyirh Del. F5l
ono half milo north oil iii!ls / hasS
Bro. 'B pRpor mill, On -
TUESDAY, hPNIL SD, lssi
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
JAS. A. KELLY,

Retailer OF Fine Wlns7, whistles, etc.
Tenth and Shipiey strecis. Telephone cad
No. IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

IIifass Rsslsispd LitlEI b
EEW OHLEAnB RATIONAA HAn y
EoW Orleans, LeL
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Caoital Prize. $4,000.

alf9 Prlies, sl1ouptlnE to.,......... ,tbot 0N
Application for fAtes 10 cIubs thonld be
made only 10 tho oibos OF the Company In
New Orleans.
Per turtle authorization WfitS clearly, Civ.
iny null AddIOsA. POSTAL NOTES, ExprosI
Money orders. or hcW York Exchange
Ia onlinEry letter. Currency o. oxpfsst
ID. A. DAUPHIF,
EsW Orleans. La,
or n. Il. DAUFHIE,
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Various Items Of Interest From
the National Capital.
WAsn1vcrov. February g..

WAsHNcToy, February 26.-[Special.l !
Quite a lively war OF words oc-
cured at the interior department yester-
day afternoon between Secretary Villas
and Senator voorhees,, 1t seems that
Senator voorhees, went to the department to
secure position for a constituent. Secretary
Villas has promised him the appointment, but
yesterday told him he should have 10 postpone
the matter for some weeks. Senator Voorhees,
became angry at the continued delay of the
appointment asked for by him, ana told Mr.
Villas that he could go to he'll with his
place. The administration had left Indiana
out and Indiana would leave it out"
The presidential party arrived here from the
land OF flowers at o'clock this morning
when the President and Mrs. Cleveland were
driven quickly to the whitehouse. Neither
OF them appeared down stairs until one
o'clock. Mrs. Cley Gland expressed herself as
highly pleased with the trip, and only regret
ted she could not have remained longer in
Florida. This afternoon l met her ont driving
She is looking even more beautiful than before
her departure.
Congressman Phelps, eX-Postmaster General
Hatton and ex-senator Plat, of New York
held conference here tonight for the purpose
OF getting up president boom for Senator
Hiscock, of New York. They have en-
deavored TO secure the support Of Murat Hal
stead, who Is .Sherman's champion. Halstead
is now here, but as yet they have not prevailed
upon him TO abandon his candidate Their
purpose is to concentrate the Blaine element
on Hscock.
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AGnnh Salesman.

From the Texas SiningS.
Them pants is too short" said huckster
who was bargaining for u pair of trousers in
Canal street.
But dey will stretch, my trent, dey will
stretch. Nust hang Weights on de legs und
stretch dem efery night; dot keeps dc pags
out Of de knees"
They are too dark" continued tho chs
toner.
dark" said the dealer, "vat matter ish
dot? DE color iSh not fast, und dey viii fade
three shades in two days"
They are too wide in tho legs" objected
the huckster, and the accommodating dealer
in accommodating garments said
"Nell. ven you stretch dem de long vay ton't
dey get Shmaler SidevaysH De more YOU wears
dem de better doy fits YOU"
Look nj that big grease spot" said the par
Gcular buyer.
''Oh, dots nottings,' said the dealer "You
viii hat dem all ofer Vaughn crease in less as
Won week, drow OIL den cents for dot spot.
You take dem for tollar yorty"
Ho took them
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News in the Country. Confirmed in the city

A bright-eyed lady from brooklyn came into
the New York office and choerfuly gave her
experience There had been IA time when she
thought Compound Oxygen "iust thing to
advertise" But she had boon boarding with
friends in the country who thought very differ
emily. and had the best reason Tor thinking so,
rs three or four members of their family had
been cured of lung trouble and catarrh by it.
So, on their recommendation, this Brooklyn
lady procured "liome Treatment" She had
been suffering from insomnia, nervousness, and
indigestion. Her husband was a sufferer from
catarrh and bronchitis. She had now been
taking Compound Oxygen for only two weeks,
but already felt So much benefit from ii that
she gratefully said ~ am n new woman. |
have found SO much benefit from it that moth
ing shall hinder me from taking it regularly.
| can now sleep with comfort; my digestion is
better, and my nervousness is going away. My
husband, too, is materially better, and very
much encouraged"
Al that You want TO know about this Com
pound Oxygen is TO he found in the treatise"
which will be freely mailed 10 you by Drs.
Starkoy and Palen, i529 Arch street, Philadel-
phia, Pa Write for il.
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Summer Gone Glimmerinr.

Now is the summer of our discomfort laa'o
glorious spring by this son of New York"
AT least Mr. II. l. Kimball says it has been
With the new rerigerating process invented by
MI. tuller-by the condensation and expansion of
anhydrous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is reduced to
any desired point. TO illustrate and to quote:
"Iou can put one of these machines in your eel
lar. Fit your diningr0om with q small pipe run
ming along the cornce in the ceiling. Your wife
has tea in August The diningroom is swelter-
ing Iurn Oh the cold just as you would turn on
the neat at your register the temperature drops
until 1t reaches say seventy Then you turn Off the
cold and your guests come into an April atmos.
phere."
ut Is the converse then of a fireplace"
mo, but OF Il register. All that aregister will do
in warming your house this viii do in cooling it,
In ten minutes you can by simply turning the cold
on, reduce the temperature of yolr bedroom from
ninety to seventy degrees. You need no ice in your
pantry or refrigerator. By turninghis pipe in YOU can
keep your berries, butter meats at absolutely
whatever temperature you desire You can freeze
water in cask in five minutes or frapper q
basket Of champagne Ii you need ice tor table
use you can freeze your own ice in few minutes
from distilled water in little shapes or exact as cut
loaf sugar"
''Can the machine be used on farms?"
"Ceuanly With one of these farmer can keep
butter, eggs or fruit long he wants perfectly
fresh. You cannot hold the freshness and favor of
a peach by refrigeration, as the dampness rots
them Our process is perfectly dry, and l have
eaten peach pulled when full ripe and kept for
six months. II was as delicious as on the August
day it was pulled. Cars fitted with our machines
will carry the rpest peaches week without losing
color or flavor"
at eliminates ice then, from use?"
at will. A man whose ice bill is SO month can
do all the ice does and cool his house besides &C less
than tenth of that sum with process 1t is the
greatest invention since that of steam for it simply
makes spring out of summer in our houses hotels
and cars"
To demonstrate which original proposition
machine will be in working order IN Atlanta in
few days.
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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION ATLANTA TUESDAY, MARCH 1885,

ties offered by the Canadian RAILROADS for the
transportation Of American proucts free of
duty under bonds.
AS is we'll known, the original thirteen
states, and a few more besides, had no grants
Of public lands for common school purposes,
and, in consequence, there has been some talk
OF putting all of the states on an equality in
this respect. Accordingly, a call was made
upon the land Office to know how much land
each of the states would lie entitled to under
such measure. The quantity that Georgia
would be entitled TO would be ,0% III acres,
and to 2,072 ,222 acres, on the basis of two Sec
tons out OF thirty-siX
"When Music. heayenly maid. was YOUNG.