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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

- .xtr,es INK from wool. seour
-,,h sand vet with water and ann
mia. Then rinse with ssrons safer
4. making any thing with sous
In, Aha the soda last. Or put u into
u. aour or meal and sift II IN last, 20
u ave al o. the ensrvescence.
r,xe toes on each foot u dressed
.,.r.n 4 an excellent indication %
...lity. rs such are the markings %
n. dorkings and houdan<
Celery for family use may Be
~.d n boxes or baskets by taking
ssrs that the roots are closely packed
Il moist earth and kept so ---Amer'can
Gdrfsn
Whole cloves arc now used 70 ex-
terminate the merciless and industrious
moth. II Is said they ARE more elect
MI A. 4 destroying agent than either
tobacco. camphor or cedar shaving~
White Sauce for Fish To each
nm of boiling milk sid one table
s.soufol Of butter aid two table
s.oonfuls floor. How q mix 4: Melt
hrtter. rub in smoothly the -four and
,da boiling milk By degrees.
--Cocoanut Cookies--Threc cups Of
.ucar. one cup Of butter, one cup Of
sweet milk. two eggs one cup o
rated cocoanut. two tcaspoonfuls o.
b.king powder. -four enough 70 MAKE
. dough; roll out. cut in shape ans
bake.
For children with colds or whoop
inc cough give fiax seed (whole) tea
.weetencd with honey Or liquoricc
Drink freely rs Il is pleasant 20 IN
,.s,e and harmless Rub the chest wit
roosc oil or lard. protected BY flannel
and relief will follow
Wood ashes may be saved for tn
strawberry vines As well as for trees
The best time 10 apply them Is !
Tebruary or March. before the plant
shall have begun to bud. Seattle
the ashes freely along the rows. and 4
moi BE- afraid d allowing too much.
Cold Water Pie.--A good subst
int for custard pie when milk
scarce. Two tablespoonfuls Of fou
level. two tablespoonfuls OF suga
heaped. one egg. lump Of butt
the size 81 hickory nut, nutmeg
taste aud good half-pint Of waite
This makes one pie.
Put eartLcnware into water Al
let Il heat gradually until il bolls: III
cool il again Brown earthenwar
particularly, may be toughened in Il
way. A handful Of rye or wheat bra
thrown in while 1t is boiling. viii pI
serve the glazing so il will not be
stroycd BY acid or salt
II the brush. weeds and stubi
have not been cleaned out Of the fen
corners. il should be done befe
spring. The fence corners. especial
II the worm rail fence Is used. "
harbor all classes Of weeds, and
come fruitful sources whence wee
are scattered over the farm
TO get rid Of ants in the lawn.
correspondent Of the Plonghman 81.
As soon as you discover where Il
are. dig TO the bottom Of their mes
throwing the loan to one side. WI
You get to the bottom. cover "
coarse salt. two inches or more. fill
the loan. and you wiz be troubled
more"
The old. seemingly worms
grapevine, that Is doing poorly .
does not yield fruit enough 70 pay r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

During enc q The storms happening
lately experiments upon the uses sff 81 IN
an 4 rit~ted sea were made nf bunker. N
France. A small boat with oil sEris at
t,ched in front was sent out The oii
ocrinc out OF the small hoies in the sacks
subinci the waves. and tn seamen IN the
hat. who in Sucn weather would. vlthors
lhs Oil, have been drenched- were rafsss
~ irv when they came back.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

Of good health II found In the regular move
r.acnt cf the bowels and perfect action q the
Liver These organs were intended ~
nature TO remove from the fJstem Al i'm
purilics- II you are constipated, you oner
: standing invitation" 20 . Whole iamAy o.
d:scascs and irregularities which will sure
" be accepted. Z and you viii have guests
unrclcone and determined All these IN
nnpDy conditions may be evcrted BY the
Lalely use Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant furga-
tive Pellets Powerful for the cdectlaL reg
ulasi0n o. the bowels and Liver, cs-1f' -,
ing healthy acton Of the entire wonderful
organism with which we are crea-cu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

savast sum Of money entirely too much
Tor the dealers Of this country 20 pay I'M
necessarily, yet that enormous amount u
exactly what drumners cost the merchants
Of the United States EvEET rkkR- You can
escape every penny Of your share "a ms
mailing your orders 70 X w. TAxsnL 4
Co, Cllczgo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

C1rxxxo ursets two things badiy-s
house and . watch -faek
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

Is ) . } ] ~
}E& ~ hey cannot cure.
SYMPTOMS o. CATAnBm.-Duus
heavy headache. Obstruction % tne na1n-
sss sssoss pse suss<y
and acrid. af othcrnL thick, Tenacious. muco1us
puruieni, bloody and putrid; the eyes -
h t6e ear. desfness. hacking q ecughine q
matter, Together With scabs from uIcen: IT,
breath i offensive; smell and !aste are in
paired: there 4 . sensation OF Dizziness w.
mental depression. backing cough and ssnss
symptoms are likely 20 Be present A any one
sssississ ss;i q e 4. sPs sSs &: =
No disease i % common. more decepsise eno
dangerous. OF Leo undeutood hy physIcians-
~ 1: mia sotsi1E n sDd ee e'1< Rsss ros
Cora. and cs2arrbsi Headache.
sold By druggists cverywhere; - censh
~Unsola Agony fron Caaarrhr
Prof, ". HAusSER. the famous mesmsr1&
~ iffaer' N. ~ writes: = Some ten ycaB ago
e1sGcred untold agony from chronic nnenl
cafnrrh. NJ family physician gave me W =
| snc.1rrhie ard said I must die. Ny c1sc va
men 4 bsd one. that every day, towards sun.
scf. my voice would become 90 nosrse co:119
barely speak above . whisper. In the morning
nv coughing and clearing OF my t1roU soul9
si;noef sfranRIe me. by the NE Of Or. seIe4
Cnfarrh Remedy. in three month"; wa9 WoO
man, and the cure has been permanent
sConaansly Hawking and sslsflngS
THOMAS J. Rrsnrx0, Esq-. 500 Pine S!rcek
s. Louis, Mo-. writes: w1 ersaI ~ <'.1'3
| from cafarrh for three years a. umeS cS1s9
l hardly breathe. and was constantly nawk1rk
| snd 6pitfing. and for the last eight mon<n
1 could not breathe through the nosfr4
4 fhourhf nothing could be done for me l1c4-
| Nv. ~ advised 20 try Dr: Sa<cs cafarro
| Remedy. and am now q well man ct1cy9
| e - re the only sure remedy Tor c1ferrr nov
1 manufactured. and one has only % give
| fair trial 70 experience astounding results Ano
| permanent cure
Il Three Bodies CuFo CasaFrh.
~ Ropnrxs Runp1n p. o. Columbia Co.
Il p1 ava. My daughter had c1fAIn Wiz
she vas 1vc years old: very badly: GM ~.
III 5000 Chfarrh Kennedy ADVERTISED. en4 tI2 !.
cs1rcd q bottle for her, and soon ~ tnn1 =
hcipci her q third bottle enecten TT ~ -,
, nerst cure she Is now eightssn yeau o'a -
sound and hearty"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

4, E~suy Nm - nhseneo1sm
Nay ~ safely poo poohed. ne = eel69
aclive Lck out Tor him. though, when -
he usc1 Hoo1efeers Stomach Filters tor >
ukiIr. Tor ffn Glasses 70 one that bcnetcent
restorative win mako hin well enough -
c0ino down upon you like : thousand %
BRICK. when y5u Ensf expect IL Dyspcp-
s.a- constipation, neuralgia, kidney com
plainfs and mnlariaI msIadics are among
tho bodily nflicfions completely "mockod
OUT By tho Bitters
II never rccuoes ne azs % clalm
against ina Government % Me sr-f-H
HArx's Honey 81 Horchound and Tar -
licyes whoCpinE cough
Plke's TootL2cbe Drops Cure iLone minute'
CunzxArs and old books arc bound over
bUt mUmulcs never
UsE the surcst remedy for catarrh-Dr.
| 8agc's-
VKxv widow h left = an for lawn she
1 comes naturally BY her wce1s--l~fe-
| b months treatment for 6oc. fisos
Remedy for Catarrh- Sold ~ drueg'sts-
c,vxx,xo up-ets two things badly-s
house and watch -fAH
In afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell II %.
To MAKE money 80 - fnr . possible. you
have only 70 eve Il 70 the Chinese missionA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

Or uew e14DI>rf o1<1t 49, y
evrrv rrs<<~ - rkis r1<1I-s<is. \ 4
~~u1eins \ - r<rfcr1z<i sf1uQln< =
rsl1erns and inrIn'i>< Er1ets1r.~ty
n an sIr<>< thai ere wanted n.
cu<1f = Z real werk ~ arr. - r|[X
c<snlGnr orrG< hzs ever o<rn ~
cHrr-f A<r<f1fo<<. - w4kn wv
erv<kins l1ke - mnrh erf.slk IN
sL(.i1v ~as bruu<hf . 1<.E VIA
90 o..<< u 4 Eox " nx<x erAEr-
no FouDrE- Pan. AID D9ok %
I<xrGrc1Ioxs. ri<inE fan df<ru1r'
- r1rnr<rr. f<Iis 10w - uak1 -
pswder ~ sssnls.eeaI.e, Co
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

XEvkE PICK qusrrcl before u = npa-
XsrSl.gA~a Frz I.F<a-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

u. The surcss remedy '0F easarFh-DF.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24
SOFA TtcA,

mlaoPv.-It i<'in<trucfive 70 note from IT,
catalogue q diseases that ninc-tenths q
fatal czSs<r reach their chronic stage through
: stupid indifference 70 corrtc; trcatmcns
When the system n fir-t ns<ailci. II u easily
shovn that thousands u liyr@rould besaved-
NERVOUS PAINS.
Yor1uPe--For instance ScIAT'cA. which -
sorcly af.lic,s the human family. and which
= defined % he neuralgia Of the sciafIc
nerve. rheumatism Of the hipjont, Or pan.
adjoining Il, hip govt. pains IN tllc ioins ana
kis~. even in ~ nliblcst form never scizeD
IL prey without due warning
SYMPTOMS.
Acute. Sudden and acute pairs In the hip
and loins: redncS. swelling, Tenderness,
sorcnc-S. fever, IamencsS and sometimes e.
cruciating pains. The disease rapidly devcl-
ops into chronic or inflammaiory stage.
TREATMENT.
csre.-Rnb the parts affected thoroughly and
vigorously with ST. JAcoRs On; create .
burning sensation BY the friction 81 rubbing
on the Oil; apply warmth; fianpeis wrung
out In hot water.
soff D, Irucg1<z and Deal<rs eysrA0e
Tine cNaat Es a vccELr7 CO. Eall;ncrp ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

soff b Irucgl<<z aud Dea1rs p oysrA0e
TINE CHARLES A. vccELE7 CO.. Esis'~crs ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

! Close by the aide Of Prince Bismarck's
bath Is a weighlng.chair, covered with
red velvet, OF the most modern construc-
tlon, and the great German min istt r
never fails to "try his weight" at least
once day, OF to record the result OF his
trial In the small diary he keeps attached
by string 10 the arm of the weighing.
chair for the purpose. There was time
when the Prince scaled the somewhat
Gargantuan weight of 947 pounds, but
much has happened since then" Rs his
late friend Lord Beaeonsheld once re-
marked. And, among other things, the
Prince has taken not TO Banning" but
to more recent system Of dealing with
ones "too, too solid flesh" Thanks to
determined perseverance In the system,
the German Chancellor was last Friday
able 10 announce at the break fast table,
In tone Of triumph, that he that morn
ing orly weighed 100 pounds. Europe,
which has such deep interest In Prince
BismaTck's continued life and good
health, would do we'll, II possible, to
secure Z r information daily return OF
the weights rec rded in the ChAncellor's
little diary London Figaro.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

Mrs N. NJ. Browne. wife Of the pastor
of Newark's M. E. Church, is an active
worker in the missionary field Mrs.
Browne spent Sunday In this city, and
in the evening she visited BrandyWine
NJ. e. Church aud organized Brandy
wine Woman's Home Missionary 60
ciety, auxiliary to the Wilmington Con.
ference branch of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Before organizing
Mrs. Browne made very interesting ad-
dress showing the aim and objects of the
society, which were to evangeliZe and
elevate destitute women and children
Her address was well received and at its
close As ladies signi1ed their desire to
be ganizsd into society which was ac-
.cordingly done ami the following officers
Were elected: President, Mrs. Maggie
Harris; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
Hattie Pierce; Recording Secret airy, Mr..
Minnie Tong; Treasurer, Mrs. Emma
.Geisendeorfer.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

A repre- sentative Of the REPUBLICAN
yesterday afternoon came scross n
Irish American clt!zsn. who, though hl
had always been q Democrat, could moi
vote for Cleveland. TIT looks very
mu)h like as II Cleveland would bt
elnotsd," his said, "but he cannot be
elected by my vote
Bslug pressed for his reasons fol
changing his vote, he said: uWhep j
LETT Ireland left on account Of the
tyranny Of Eualsnd, and now 1 ind
thst these English tyrRnts all favor the
election Of Cleveland, because they BIS
live Il will lead TO free trade between
this county hnd England, and whe7
that 10 done the United States will
eventually become as poverty siTicktn
and landlord ridden as poor Ireland be-
came Oh, no. oannOt vote for OleVe-
land to put America under highlands
feet, for that 10 just exactly what 1
would be voting for "
He seemed hurprised tia. his Irish
American eitlzsns did not see that by
voting for Olevelat d they are doing ex
Actly as England wants them to do.
"rhey are very quiet now" he said,
"Dnt just wait until the election Is over.
II Cleveland is elected they will Join
bHgland in o grand shout OF triumph,
and the next thing these men will be al
will ba no ding sympathy meetings for
poor down tTOdden Ireland ard they
will be begging money TO help the Irish
In some manner TO throw off the British
yoke. l cannot be party TO such In.
consistency and will cast my vote for
Harrison and Morton"
At his request hlB name IL not given
Tor the reason, rs be said, that It would
b ing q whole gang Of Democratic party
leaders down on him like an avalanche
to try to persuade him TO vote straight
with England again, and he did not
want TO be bothered with the NJ, Is his
mind Was fully made up now As to how
he should vote.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

From the Detroit Free PFees.
A middle aged, fairy drssseu strang
en- was routed off bsloh in one Of ID
Grand Circus park4 the other niaht .
midnight by pol Seman. Hs rubbed
his eyes, yRWned. aad finally sait:
"Oh, yell, / expe tied 1t IL makes !
great difference to Detroit Wit ther
sleep 10 deserted park or . deserted
stranger" qusrlsd the officer.
Yes from Chicago"
"0at o. money!"
nYou should have stayed home.''
couldn't. Pm kicker. I'm look
Ing foF UiopiA, hoped 1t Was here, bat
I've got TO travel further"
the officer.
Look hsrei" replied the man, a. he
took . snotsbook from his pocket,
There are 10. GOO baby carriages 10 Chi.
oaRo. They ebstruet the travel Of 400.
OOo people. kick. Am 1 riRht2"
Every city has a snow ordinance.
Only one reside1tin q hundred obeys II,
clean my walk, bat every one else on
rlRht2"
"You are"
"rhs Law says the driver OF every
vehicle shAll keep to the right. Al
least half Of them keep TO the left, thus
bringing about accidents and Injuries,
| kick. Am riRh,7"
"You ste."
~ know that an umbrella carried on
the shoulder or cane under the arm Is
dangerous TO the public In q orc wded
thoroushfare. leave mine ut home.
FIVE thoufSnd others carry theirs, hay
Ing no respect for the safety Of their
rlRtt2"
"You are"
"A tramp steals loaf Of bread from
bakery, ard the law jumps ali over
him. A bank official steala $50 OOO from
the 0Auk and they Settle the case With
riabt2"
"You are"
~ own vacant lot In = city. 1 must
pay fsr paving in front OF 1t, and must
pay TO keep the pavement in repair for
other people 60 drive over. IcAn't
afford TO keep horse, bat the man who
eau net DIS own TO land nor pay q paw
log tag. Others must pay for his roads.
kick. Am riRht?"
"Well?"
"rhere is an ordinance which forbids
oue to sleep In tbiS park. There is q
State law which forbids that saloon over
there 10 be open at this hour. You seek
TO enforce the ordinance and shut your
eyes At tha aw. 1 kick. Am riRht?"
Right you are, old man." replied the
officer, land you mag not only resume
your nap on the bench, but here's q
quarter 10 buy your breakfast"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

TIE greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds of sore and infamed
eyes, red and graduated eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer to Mr.,
Turner, at Hockessin, Mr.Rumor on Pop
lar ST., a mos Brown, near Stanton, be
sides many others, all remarkable cures,
Perfectly cure, very re table. Supplied
in rs and SOC bottles. Main depot 4th and
King etreets. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

3RoFHAR VERNON B soNs :

DhCAhAA FAAsFOh ~ ROAb
Please inform your patrons and readers
which are many, as we'll as the volume OF
attendants at our county fair, that the
pressure Of BUSINESS will not allow us
either to be represented or personally
attend to the noted gathering OF wealth,
fashion and fast horses, But seekers for
the weed will End us at the well-knoWn
Tobacco Mart, Seventh and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAN, A, A,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

Who 10 this Il. ID. Hollis thAt has
inst opsned that sugar barrel ct BIZ
King st'e t? BE Is all ris hit; he's from
No 4 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16
VTIHK FALL TENN
Il -oR-
MRS. LAURA 0sGooD HARNESS.
SELECT aCHo0L.

This sShooI. which has enj Dyed unuuAl
prosperity since It was estsblis hod, win open
It's fall session Septambor 10Th at the North.
east oerner OF Ninth and King streets.
Both soXes are admitted aud classes viii
be formed in all the common and higher
English branches, in book h sep inB and such
Ancient and Modern Language IS may be
desired.
For all special work, IS IN the languages
etc., teachers have been secured OF undoubt-
cd ability and 1tnoss, afiording students in
these departments superior advantages.
constant personal attention ls given 20 each
scholar, that deep and abiding interest
msy be awakened in the Students mind,
without which, rapid prOgfess and thorough.
ness are impossible.
StudontSfron outside the city viii have
special overnight and care.
The Primary 4 intermediate Department
viii DO Hnder an experienced teacher, which
Will insure Its success.
Terms. from sS to SIS Per quarter, AooOrd-
Ing to classification.
For further Information apply 70
MhS. HARKNE8S,
ne. 500 Market street, city,
Between IL =. N. and p. m.S or any even
ing. IA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

Go to Mcclure for all kinds Of hsh
snd oysters every day. Eighth street
market kouss.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

When baUy was SICK, we gave her CAstoria,
When she was Child she cried for CastOriA
When she became Miss she chung TO o4stori
When she had children she gave them Cas-
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

Persons intending TO lay in . sHppl
Of sweet potAtOes for bhe WintaE shout
CAL oE HmaltA. IL Haat Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

y3tOR RENr-A ZINE kuOM FOR a
~ society 10 the HARNESS building, 10th
sud Market streets. Apply 10 X. Nc
UABllLY no. o W. 10th st s4ti
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

RRDUOTIOM
IN
PRICE OF GAS

WnmHsToN GOAL GAS o.. Oct. a IS@.
Prom this date the price or Gas furnished Ia
ordinary consumers will he et. IS per thousand
ieet, For payment within ten days OF the de-
livery OF The bill discount Of TIN cent.
per thousand feet will be made. thus making
ths net price q IS per thousand, price prob-
ably lower than in any CITY In this eOH ntTY OF
equal size, similarly Bltu ated.
10 enable the company to maintain this re-
auction prompt payments will be insisted on,
ana discounts win be positively refused in
every case outside Of the above limit. We
Wish 70 Inform our patrons, respectfully, bnt
earnestly that our Bills must be paid or the
gas will be shut OF. BY Orier OF the board.
VII LIAM r. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
n. B.-PersOns In debt TO the company on
old btll5 are Informed that settlements must
be made a. once 10 avoid legal collection.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

Tor RENT-TWO UNFURNisHED
IL re ims either with or without board, a
No. 40l Delaware Avenue. A. ID. CHANDLER
oct5-i
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16
Tor Rsns

II western part Of the city, furnished or
unfurnished. owner would board visa fami
ly II desirable. For partioulArs address by
letter "house," this ONCE. STRICTLY conf
Dental OF II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-16

|VRDAY,
|. OolOsll
|Ep,u.,
|sdalsa
| pleetOll,,i,
|trtoa tns'
En- Solliai
|Tath,.flyas,
|, tftvs,
|i,etson rr
| liet,aEse,
| Z fssi N
[et Ode ~
|St u ne n,
10y HhAirfnl
Pc mlMby
|,tndhle.ileI'
|heAitaIS
|1aes;hb5Ts
[iAhlnEkaI
| HH 10 4
|eteouuosnt
|LAkBioll
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-16
ELst SYMPTOMS

diseases arc much the same :
ID. Ioss Of appetite, . sore
ms IA lie chest and back,
s,o. Ia @ iSN days you may
on ia tst1eE hand, you may
I'M FfssllOaia or galloping
Hon." Ran no risks, but begin
IN to take Ayers Cherry
years aso, SAmes Orchard, Of
bnn., was severely i'll. The
Sld he was in Consumption,
hey could do nothing for him,
N him, as a last resort, 10 try
Ierry PectOral. After taking
'lne, two or three months, no
hnced a well man. His health
bod to the present day.
Adley Maiden, Mass, writes
Inters ago l took a severe cold,
|dly developed into Bronchitis
Imption.SI was so weak that
! slt up, was much emaciated,
I'D necessarily. / consulted
|ctors, but they were power
In agreed that / was in Con-
At last, a friend brought me
b Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
first dose, l found relief.
5 cured me, and my health
zen perfect"
Cherry PeCtOraI,
PREPARED BY
|kyer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
b 70. IEioc3I six bottles, IS.
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Sales

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RIk 8AnS.-A LUc OF BUILDING
u Material, consisting OF sash, de0ra
nJidingu, blinds, 40. Also building nos
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RiOR SALE-rwo LARGE MANSARD
j. rooted houses, rooms each, and IL
acres OF land, kiEhth street and WoOdlaE u
avenue. Terms easy. Irq7ire Of Or OhQk
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Drawing instruments

We have the exclusive sale
of q new make of DRAW
ING INSTRUM ENTS, that
are particularly inter ded
for Drawing School use.
They are in handy leather
cases, made to carry in the
pocket. Prices from 5Oc.
80 IN rDer set.
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| Miller Dunott, John Hagany, Thomas
Young, Samuel Wood, John Taylor
james P. MerTihsW, James Guthrie
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