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Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

on the premise', in Franklin Township, Ches-
ter Co. Ia shout mile North Of Kim BILE
vile, 3mileB from Landeubcfg on the u. e a.
railroad and PeLnsylVsRia and Delaware City
TFssllroa ana miles slulh OF Ayonlals aud
West dToyg % the Baltimore and Central
railroad, all Lat well known Farm anu hIiii
known as sch OeSe,'s Mlll, - bounded by
lands Of JacQn snyder, uoraliO Grant John
short, Jesse Spencer ana others, e. ntaining
100 Acres, Roods, 70 Perchcs. The improve
men p consist ola larse tWg-story Stone Man
sion House, Frame Barn grlst and Saw Nil.
~ iqus o y re-, saw aill is new, also Tuf.
blqe WhtCl, water power IS ample west branch
Of White Clay Creek. G der nm, Fran e
uou,e occupied by Miller, aud other Out
building. Good apple orcnarl. Fences are
good Sni the land Under good cui iyatloa.
one Of the most proinetiyc farm IN the
helghborhQod. The mill is dsing good local
cuisines, lhy property VIII be offered as a
Whole Or divided As tosuit p rchaser. Anyiper-
son wishing 20 lev The premises Will piease
Gat on b4Eih lame, now residing on the
arm y J. J., RO1irsru, At the min. Sale
~ ~ clock. 4erlp via bc made easy, For
J0EL Sc hEtrf, Kennett square,
u. NJ. MCFAhLAN NJ, West Chester
Executors ofJuhn BaiIy
n2J-g0d-ts d&F
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

SlALE or COWS THE suRSURIsER
VIVA, 10. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER sth, 1883
one csr load OF fgesn GIVE ara fprIbso,s
which NJ VIII cdas 1t EIivats %Elo Trese
COWS wore oarciu'lg solicited in TFpcasier
%. Especially ior this market pyu giii
please you. hOBEkT MGRRlUK
n2i12 dNwE
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Otley Vernon hes on his stalls in the
Eighth street market, a good supply OF
pork, sausage and acrapple, which he is
selling at reasonable prices. Itisa No,
srtlcle, and 6nds ready sale Persops
who buy rec are snFe 10 call again,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Would alter house after March 25th
next, No. s4S Madison street, into store
ior good tenant. Would make q good
Iaundry stand. Apply TO w. Scott
vernon REPUBLICAN ofioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
LEAVE FhhADEkPnIA FOR wILM1Na.
WILhINarON a NORrHERN 3. q.

Time table in enoet, Nov. Istt, isss, Train,
iesss Wilmington Wrench street a. follow,
~ yF i.eAllAg, BlrdBbofO, Joanna, EpFfns.
IAN aqua, Anentown, Lebanon, Weraefe.
y w aud gu points on the Phiiadalphia Sne
FoP Bppibe1eii;J~ =, Y; and 80 D. m.
SoAtesyllle, Embfeevlle, Lenape, C6addi,
E2Ia hna Drnont'a and lntermediGto poinia
H,0A. M, 2, 40 AEa 6.00p. n. NoAA''-
For Coategvlile and intsrIaediata points a,
10y .. M, 7. 80 and 30 o. m.
:, E oI west uhegtsr, zoo q, m, 40 and 3, %
DAILY except Saturday and Sunday.
Eof rev bridge aud intermedIate pnints
II, 1bp. m. ~NAS - "'@' Ahe
On sunday for Reading ana intermediate
b r,, ~ ~ =, M, and Tor Springfield and
~ e MeIA usi4ANDs BOWHESs HRIaaN,
superintendent Gen Pasa. ISsf~t
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

The U and 1 Social Club will give
their hrst grand sociabl4 this evening at
h nos q Rtley's dancing academy No.
~ French street. Prof RItche's or
ehcstra has been engaged.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

The winter term Of the school OF Mrs
Laura Osgood Hardness will commence
Monday, the 30 Of December. She is pre-.
pared to take u few more pupils. Ap-
phcation can be made at the school,
Alnth aud King streets or at No. 500
Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Eieotion Il over. Let Us have peace
aud sell tobacco ohesper than evsr.
Repeatedly, A. A. ChspmAn, Seventh
and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Schedule in effect Nov, Is, 1855,

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
- sehcdule In effect Nov, Is, 1855.
TRAINS LEAYE DELAWARE AVE. DE.
.E.,.,.. Pof EAST BOUND.
PAlisdelrhls, week days, % %. 10. CO.
d, %, 90, 40 10, II o., q m; sl9 10, o..
90 Q 60 u 20, 62B, Q 20. t7Oo 7So, gtO n M
Rhuadslpdia, Sundays. % 70, TO', : B,
9os, tlo % II ossmi sl2 40, l 90, 300, Bs'
- 20 It, 0 ~, a. 90, $50 D IN.
Chester, week days, "a 20, siO,Tto 7m
$50, 800, II oS . M; SO 90, l 90, 3 90, Is,
Chsstsr, -undays, Ssio, I 90, rs, soG.
nvS, ans 'laAo, 1 %, ) %. . Is, seas, as,
wRsr BOUND.
Baltimors and Washington, IS 50 al n
MI 24s, y 10 p mi ~ N niFht. All dsilY,
80 ID daily exsapt SUNDAY,
0eisago ana FittsbsrE, az 20 night. - 2s
p mi both daty.
Cincinnati End st. Louis. III 81. a m and
y 20 Inj both daily.
siogsrfy accommodation, : 20 and IL 10 D
Landsnbsrs AseOmnOdAuon, week DAYS
:. 70 @i ~ ~ ana e2s NJ sundays, y 10
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
sunday, Fer baltimore, 5Ba. M. and i. n "
~, ghlly, z 20 p. m. daily except sunday.
asp. m. daily except Sunday; .. 10 a. m, on
sunday Onlyi 5.i6p. M. DAILY, 1-' 7''
FIT sburg and Chicago express daily. 8 IL
y. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WII,MINg.
ToN.
Daily, 'l2.o5 a, M, 800 1904 III. 90, A. m.
y o. noon, 20, 400, 80, 400, Ca s7GO'
=, u. and 0. 10 y. m. 80
SUNDAY only. sl0a m,
Telephone. No. lgs.
iiates TO weltern points lower than via any
other line ''''' Va A"S
q, o. bC0LL, W, N, CLEMENTS
zen faSs' AGENT General Manager.
ulh-lf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
800 kinds for Soc
et.35 kinds for 75c
t2 90 kinds for 81 90
So % kinds for Sl,25

IS cent Gas SEiCDeS at 10
cents, Blue, old gold, canary,
opal, green. $50 of them,
but they're not likely to last
the week out.
secord floor, near centre.
Moquette Carpets. desIr-
able styles, complete with
borders, at 81 IS a yard. $50
pieces In % patterns in the
lot. For the little time they'll
last they'll have one OF the
busiest spots on the Carpet
floor.
Second floor, Market street.
More and mere room for
Handkerchieis. 1t is always
so this time o. year. "a feet
OF counters does very well
for samples, but that's before
the quick steps Of the Holi.
day buying begins. There is
now:
One long counter for Silk Haudker.
One Ionor countar L., NJ,
Handkerchieis,
Two long counters for Women,s
Linen Handkerchief
The Linen is buye Linen
We've said that time and
again, but you can't hear it
too often. 1t would be much
easier for us to get cotton.
and linen or all cotton Hand
kerchiefs, just as most othsr
stores do. 1t would be quite
as easy to keep on in the
common rut and call them
Linen" But VIC don't do
things that way. Linen is
Linen here, just as every
thing else in the store is
exactly what we say it is.
The little Handkerchief
for boys and girls aye just as
true fax as the big ones Tor
bigger folks. You may have
them
printed reyered
embroidered scallored
hemstitched diced
or with fancy sewing.
Let one kind-L7dies'
Embroidered White Linen
Handkerchiefs-show how
varieties run: one kunayea
and fIlp.sfe distinct styles,
35c TO 81 each, Everyone
new this season. We never
lad anything approaching
them for sorts. Aud we've
made no count of the thicket
of Women's White Linen
HandkeEohleis, embroidered
Or hemstitched, at asc and
under "a wonderfully coed
one st I2lc), or of the
higher fight into white, lace
edged goods up to So each.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cocoa.


bhENkF NST,
'By thorough knowledge of the nAturas
laws Whien govern the operations Of diEeatiof5
and nutrition, aud by careful Application OF
lhe hne prnpertlts OF well selected Cocoa, Mr.
Epps mas provided our breakfast tables with a
delicate favored beyerAEe which may save
9s many heavy doctors bills. II Is by the Luz
u is use Of such articles Of diet that con-
butution may be gradually built uD until
strong enough TO resist every tendency 10 dis
ease, Hundreds ofsubtlle maladies are float :
ihRafound US really to attack wherever there
u weak point. We may escape many q fatal
snaIt ny keeping ourselves well fortified with
civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
soid only Ia half pound tins by GrOcers, la
JAMES EPPs AND CO., HOMEOPATHIC
CHEMIST, London, England. mis- m III sd&WlY
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
FOURTH & SHIPLEY SITS.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REGIBpER's OFFICE,
hRW CAETLE COUNTY, DR..

- . VI FIVE
hRW CAGTLK CoUNTY, DBL,
Upon the application ofStearity Tnsf 4 SAFE
Deposit Co, Adminisuat4r, eta Of Jean u
Robcrtson, late ofWnming tun Hundred IN said
cosnlN deceased, II 10 ordered and directed by
the Register that the hdriuistrAtdr Aforesaid
give notice OF granting of Letters OF Admlnll-
ttAuon,c. {. O., upon The estate ofthe deceased
Eith me date q granting thereof
by causing, advertisements 70 be posted
letters in six OF the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, requirinP
81 persons having demands nEEin6t the CHtat
% pfeGt nj the same, or abide BY an Act OF
AHleInbly IN such case made and provided
ana also cause the game to he inserted within
the same period in the Daily RHPUBtICAE
Anewspaper puhliEhedlp WilInlng ton, and h
BE cOntlpued therein three weeks te.O,d)
{ - Given under the hand and Zeal OF
( L. s. t0niee OF the Register sforegaid, Al
49, Wilmington, IN New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register
hoTICk.-Ail persons having elatIn AEainst
TIE estate Of the deceased must profent tie
sane, duly RttestOd to The Administrator, q T. e,
on or before November 18TH, Issg OF abide
the Act OF Assembly In such case ade and
provided.
SECURITY TRusT& SAFE DEPOSIT on.
Administrator, 4. l. a.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
niB-eod-gW
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

At a bargain, s.Eoona house, with oon
vsnienoss, Only $3.50 requires down
Apply TO W.. Scott Vernon, shis ONES,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
HAAaaalphiA WllmIngton 4 gal-
anors KaiIscad

W.T. H4N AEHD
trains VIII lssvo Vgilmingaon e. nsIlSw
"a sisIssSss ss% s. IN I, !; sAss.
La a tai III and 7 O. 81 3 - n &. - - 1''
AsssG Sa n & q "a iOw a, NJ,
~ h 4, u. ss z. 4 b. "a "a ~ az
,.I Aeon n %%csq "a s. sA ses GIa DsG
Igcr wtst chester, via LamOhin, @ ana
Tof SstvSr ls Us t6SntFsy M ,u,srpsa,,., ~.
BIal. ~ Apd iasernsdisss z sistiOuu. lpmA
slsImSoSrSe 4 ana R Ra9 ri Line ,Spm
X snd liooa' ms II o. Il IL u. q a siS
LrAils for delaware Division leave for;
q S q l, nass s5 X, 81 A 81 Z. M, "a ga
ssossetown md Loves, 30 a. n.,spp.n.,
senI9ro isxpEeash % D. n.
a M, ahd III IL ss psl ~ and WaSstAtioah SO
II, E,5PT ! 4 tOE HARRINGTON. pp. N. war
:, E = n iSr bOysr. Harrington. and DsI
ETsnEllR CIV s@A.n,
Anpreeg for Cape ChArleA Old Point .Oow.
fort, and Norfolk. u os Night
Leave rhiladeIPhis. Bread Street, for WI
i igsa 2 q q q I'd, SeS 80. ia.' Is
s.Sa.s = az nSH' 3 ) e g iiS a. and 3.
SUNDAY TRATAH,
Hor PhiladeiphiA lexpresal 400, t6z am
IA y 10, u g \. MI 3sl, . "a andFos
Accommodation. Is =. N, IaiN In, 10
~ ~ and 1000 y, M.
Hor Sbester iexpresSl 7I5. 10. II q n,
eht. fO5. and 70 9op, n.
= a AaeeoogsmRodation, eIbAma nIo. Iis. am
eHl. and Y. 20 D. M
si sof ~ sfs E e. l & .ss &c IA
y West ohoster. Via LanOEin. SIS a n,
IST CAPE cRsaEIss. Old Pom, eOnfOrt ans
FOR New Olilfe, Niddetovp. CLAYTON
Dover, Felton, HARRINGTON, Eeafofd. I,lurei
and Detmsr, ID " NtghE,
baltimore and washington. In aSs, goa
~ y " 4. n, 29A 2 ~ and q p. b, BGiu'
n Z AeHpTss9l, y; Is 50 .Hao, s.lG I.it
MiscGs9s m S AZ q 80 i0.aa A. NJ, u..h,
. FOR fnrther inform alton, passengers are RI.
tetLed 20 the ticket once 81 Che station.
Trains markell thnA ia ave 1921 sStxs=
upon "uicn extra fAre IL cnsrged.
CRAB. n. PUaH, J.R. WoOn
General kAnaESr General FGsseRTsF Aat
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Go to Mcclure for all kinds Of hsh
and oysters every day. Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Ne,t he Undersigned BGnk,ana H,,,.,
w. ~ ~ kriseg drawn IN ms LSsi..ssl
sss.e lotteries which may b Stssss ss.ts |.
=: ~; WALs5SLEH, PFss. LSpis,su
Slomal Rama. ~s'''a ~
~ mAhDMIN, PFen. ". O. HapI ~
OAnL AOAM, Pres, Union 4 et,ass
Bank. N~iisaA,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

(MF METuODl the only fnoWu thss cures ner.ss
bcntly the Of special Diseases arfeat 5of
rIaL and private practical eEpsehSs With even feGsdi
ahd means kn0Hn 70 science Tor qudkest FaeoysFT ~
permanent cure. THE MOST DAN0EROUR O16Fa
boLiDlTnD, Relief At Send bf boob aarFuih. "
oa qpe1al diseases hnd erpoauE sAadh thsir tTtqis
Iatnite faartefs and ayed ao-cAllad reaqtahs ms6I
clues blood purifiers fraudulent PROMISING no ouIS =
pay, etc, They ruin thousands uhi n ne MO-
nlnE VII save much suffering TAD delay. WFlts o. M
sss sR Ia "a ~ SSssst az hSSts Wst
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

hoisndo Choioo Patent Eloar
Is MADE FROM THE B 2sT WHEAT
oBTAINABLF. TRY IT.
IF YOUR GROCER DoEs NOT KEEP IT
YOU CAN GET IT OF ANY
FLOUR DEALER
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
ATTENTION. ATTENTION!
THE BRANCH OF THE GREAT
Boston Shoe Factory
Wants the reader to call at
No, z West Second Street.

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away. You have q
chance Of receiving one by
simply buying a pair Of
shoes.
We offer special bargains
in oil kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and he convinced that
we can give you as good
value for your money as
you can get anywhere in
the city.
One handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and a beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away
They are now on exhibition
In the window Of the great
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
ROOF PAINT.

We still claim after years
OF tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others. We use the Purest
Materials, such as science has
demonstrated,are the best to
successfully resist atmos
pherlc decay. We put it up
in quarter, half and gallon
cans, all ready for use.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

REMEMBER ~; r. i asssF.f,i 4
and Early, who arc IA chars Of M draw
ings, 10 . guErAnA5 Of a0'1iHts iAitnal
aud integrity, thst the olabeel $40 Gil
equal and that 70 e1o oEu possibly divine
what numbarg Will draw Ptia6.
REM en- BEE sig0, tist tho pAyEo1t o
Prises Is GUARAETEED ~ eOuK
RATIONAL hAhEk5 Of Ns8 Otltsal,
and the Tickets arc Glgns1 ~ tho ffeh,
dent Of an Institution, Hhois chAtsTe1
rights arc reoogn lied in Tire highest CouflH
therefore, beware Of OIL imimEl0nf O. a.
noymOus sohsmas
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Commencing Sunday, Nov llth, VIII Isnv.
Fourth street wharf daily, tSundayB ipelud.
edl, 81 10 ana 1880 q. "a. and AIS u. n.
noats Leave Chestnut street NhHn, FnllA
t00p, N. --A
R0t Marcus Hook, IsGys Wilmington at
80 . N. and Ale .. ~,
All hoAta stop ct chester.
Freight Taealyod loR Marcus Hoah nm
Tuesdays only.
Telephone NO. 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco,
jos. Wallace 007 Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

AdiTstt RIgltiiui L.,Iui Il
MRW OnBlisAER Y ATEnHAh EAHK
Kew OEleaAa, LII,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
100000 Tick cts NJ $40; Malvss sloI
N"hsesn bIOi Etghthas5; TEtn.
tleths "; FOFtieths u,


S.A4o PFiEls amounting t0.u.B2,ls,sJJ
FOR Club Ratog, or any urtnat siofl,.
tion dahred, Writh legiblJ 70 no andsrsly1.
sQi clearly stating your rohdslcs, Fit1'
state, Dountg, Street ana Fambrf. MJrs|
rapld return mall delivery viii % assured
~ your enoioainB an Envelope bs1rinI y9aI
send P0AEAL H0TEg. EHpfssj Msass
1Idefs, or New orr exchange "a csillas|
letter. Currency BY kEgrsss al cur szpslsSl
addressed 70
M.EUAUFJuU.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

DUBLIJ BALE OF FARsI, WATER.
a power ETt.t and saH nlli.-Ths UNDER
signed Will sell AZ Pablo kale, On
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
DIR. THEET,,
5S8 N. Fourth st.
Below 0Fess,
PHlLADEL PHlA

y years practical eEpsFisnsa
guarantees V cure more quidtaf
saiur ana pofmaneut thin -
Advertising physician ali noS
cinl0iaenaea, Bleed Poianm
hkin Dtsoanes, tsfmniRf
htotehes, Ohatthafe iJlrcSs
0aatruoaonA IuhammAtiol
Of kidney HiaddeF and atht
ofEans, NarvoHa Dehilltv
EhrLN nnnaN. ~ e ~. e
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
THANKSGIVING
Announcement,
We have just received di.
rect from the importers a
large and choice selection Of
Foreign Dried Fruits,
Iuts and White Grapes

We offer first quality Grapes at 10
cents pound.
New Grenoble Walnuts, II cents psr
pound, pounds, so cents.
New Pecansi IL cents; Fjlberts, 12 cents;
Brazil, 10 cent?. '''
Princess Almonds TO arrive in few
days.
Valencia Raisins, 10 cent?; Sui ana, 10
cents; Muscatel, 12 cents
Currants, 6 cents; Citron, % cents.
Orange and Lemon Peel, 10 cents per
pound.
Layer Figs. 10 cents per pound.
These goods are new and
strictly first-class.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28
WANAEIaKERss--
PnlLADEIFHIA' wednesday, Nov. q, 1855

Store closed to- morrow
Thanksgiving.
Not a bit Of foreign flavor
to this holiday. The turkey,
the cranberry sauce, the
pumpkin pie, are American
Puritan severity has been
mellowed out of It's obser-
vance; only the delightful
LONELINESS and simplicity
remain.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-28

Hotel Stafford iurn iture
IN Thirteenth and Chestnut
street windows.
Empress Eugenle Diadem,
first gallery north of centre,
second floor.
You won't care to miss
either.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1888-06-01
A Plea for Small Fruits.

/ want to urge every farmer to have large
vegetable garden well cared for, and also an
abundance of small fruits, for they are for the
general health of the family, their use aids
digestion, makes pure, healthy blood. The
care and cultivation of small fruits, and IN
clude flowers, is ennobling and elevating, and
seems to me must make one happier and bet
ter, besides making the home more attractive,
and that should be one great purpose in life,
it aids contentment.
Take the country over, how many farmers
have good garden and always supply of
fruit? Alas! | fear too few. Their excuse
is. can't spend the time. How can they bet
ter spend it? Much of the care of the garden
can be done at odd jobs. There is no one but
has spare moments. 1t does not seem like
work but real recreation to be among the
vegetables and flowers and to observe their
growth and development. With little man
agement a farmer can have the satisfaction
from early spring until late fall of lettuce,
greens and all kinds of fruit and vegetables:
don't let your wife, who has enough to attend
to in the house, take a knife and basket and
90 all over the farm to gather mess OF
stunted dandelions for greens. but have a
plot and cultivate them.-lNew England
Farmer
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1888-06-01
Practical Notes.

1t is well not to forget while repairing the
fences this spring that good fences make
peaceable stock, but that poor ones are train
ers Of breacEy stock and an open menace to
growing crops.
Pruning large limbs often causes decay.
unless special pains are taken TO protect them.
Cutting in spring, when the sap j. flowing
freely, j. more apt to cause INJURY. A good
coat Of common paint answers well. provided
the surface is dry enough. II the pruning !,
done few weeks before the opening Of the
spring the wounds will have time to dry and
the paint will adhere. or. hardy trees NAV
he pruned in autumn at the falling Of the
leaf. Pruning in summer answers the same
purpose. but il checks the growth Of the tree.
Other substances are often used instead of
paint. and will adhere better and remain
longer-as grating wax. shellac varnish. or
mixture Of tar aud brick dust OF tar and
road dust.
sow more clover. Sow Il with the sprine
grain where YOU do not intend TO lay the field
down for moving. Clover will smother
other weeds that would otherwise mature
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1888-06-01
SUPERFICIAL ACQUIREMENTS.


some Practical suggestions lOr Iarents'
The boy or girl who can give the name
of every river and the height of every
mountain in Asia, the age of every reign
ing sovereign in Europe, the date ofevery
battle in America, can hardly be as well
off for all this burdensome knowledge as
one who knows the elements of human
physiology and anatomy, who is taught
more of the knowledge useful in after
life, and can tell how to help himself or
another in case of accident or emergency.
The boy who is to go into active life and
the girl WHO is to become head of house
hold, will have little occasion and less
opportunity to use the greater part of the
"crammed" lessons so industriously ac-
cumulated during their school years.
A fair knowledge of the rules that are
at the bottom of all healthful activity,
general acquaintance with anatomy and a
well-grounLed taste for natural sciences,
will all grow into and become part of
their daily lives, and such things are far
less likely to make pretentious men or
women than that kind of smattering
"memorzed' facts and dates and words"
which is too often the penalty of superb
cial study.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1888-06-01

"SPALDING's GLUE.- handy about the
house. mends everytbing.-adv,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1888-06-01
A Warming.

The modes of deaths approach are various.
and statistics show cOnclusivelv that more
persons die from diseases of the Throat and
Lungs than any other. Ii is probable that
everyone. without exception, receives vast
numbers of Tuberce Germs into the system
and where these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life and develop. at first slowly
and is shown by slight tickling sensation in
the throat and if allowed to continue their
ravages they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption and to the head, causing Ca
tarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if al
lowed to proceed will i'm time cause DEATH
At the onset you must act with promptness:
allowing cold to 90 without attention is
dangerous and may lose you your life. As
soon as you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils. obtain
a bottle of Boschee's German syrup Ii will
give YOU immediate relief. 23e,l3eowIy
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1888-06-01
CONVENIENCE FOR SMALL HOUSES.
Valuable Hints for the Housewife who
Has To Husband Space.


Has To Husband Space.
In small houses, where closets are not
abundant, many convenient receptacles
for certain things can be made to answer
other purposes as well.
An ottoman, for instance, tall enough
to serve for seat, may have a top pro-
yided with hinges, which on being raised
discloses q partitioned box for hats and
bonnets.
A long window seat made from pine
box and covered with figured jute, makes
an admirable place to lay away clean
sheets and spreads; and one as long and
only half as wide is a great convenience
in a dining-room for the table-cloths and
napkins in use for the day.
Hanging shelves such as are used for
books. when furnished with curtains,
may be appropriated to casters, tumblers
and other appointments.
A bachelor friend might be tempted to
take care of his slippers when there was
certainty that there was an appointed
place where they would be found when
wanted.
A slipper case is not difficult thing &c
make. The prettiest ones are made like
a huge bath slipper, that is, with vamp,
but no sides. The shape is cut in paste
board and covered with closely quilted
satin. The toe, which makes the pocket
for the slippers, is lined with thick linen
of the same color, If possible, as The satin.
The simmer is hung to the wall by the
heel. at the back of which loop should
be made for the purpose.-Woman's
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