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Evening journal., 1889-05-18
NeIsnn Colhert nnnced.

WAsHNGToS, May ls--Nelson Colbert
lcolored) who murdered Philip Wentzell, the
superinteiadent Of the Columbia street car
stables, in October last, has besn hanged asza
the district jail here =
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A railroad Depot burned.

NORFOLK, Va, May 1S-The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad company's depot ware
house was burned and entirely destroyed.
The less on the building and freight is esti-
mated at 500 600
Evening journal., 1889-05-18
Fire I'm huntington.

BoRDENTowN, n. j., May 1s-The resi-
dencs OF Airs Grubb, motaef Of Gen. Z.
Burd Grubb, at Burlington, has been dam
aged to the extent Of $4,000 By fire.
Evening journal., 1889-05-18
Is 1t BentIeyq

NEW HAVEN, May 1S.-The schooner Magi,
while cruising off this harbor, picked up a
body which, from marks on the cloth
ing is thought to be that Of man named
BENTLEY. of Providence
Evening journal., 1889-05-18
opeen MON of nayaria Dead.

MUNcHEN, MAJ 1s-Caeen Mary Of Ba-
varia, mother of King Otto, died from dropsy
and cancer Of the Liver.
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rnbinet rhnnros.

Secretary Of the Interior Noble denies the
story in The Chicago Times that he is to bv
made attorney general, and that Mr. Miller
is 10 60 on the supreme bench, and First
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson is to
be made secretary Of the interior. The latest
rearranged cabinet slate makes Tracy a tor
ney general and Clarkson secretary Of the
Evening journal., 1889-05-18
PROPOSALS.


--049o-oo-@4cor4r40c-@o10
PROPOSALS FOR NEW SCHOOL
/ HOUSE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
we'd at the Board of Public Education rooms
til $50 p. m. on Monday, the 18th day of
4y, for the building of new school house in
4 Twelfth ward. No bills will be received
er the above named hour. The Board re-
YES the right to reject any or all bids. A
nd of $500 will be required with each bid
ans and specifications can be seen at the
&c of the architect, Frank r. CarsWell,
lth and Shipley streets.
JOSEPH PYLE,
s REDMOND SMITH,
JOHN J. CASSIDY.
Committee.
Owing to a change in the plans, made by the
mmittee, the time for receiving bids for the
owe school house will be extended until Fri
y, May II, 8 p. IN.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING THE
JOURNAL OF THE SENATE OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
Proposals are invited and will be received
the undersigned until Saturday. May %,
81, for printing 800 copies of the journal for
e Session of 1889, with an Index. Said
urnal to be printed in more condensed
rm than usual, in octave, in long primer
Pc so as to- contain at least forty-five lines
a page, with the yeas and nays in line IN
impact form. The proposals shall include
hitting, binding, and all items of charge.
lirtyefive volumes to be bound in law sheep.
ABRAM VANDEGRIFT,
Clerk of the Senate.
1dress; McDonough, Del.
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DROFEssoR SWEETS
FINE ART EXHIBIT.

Strictly Moral. Christ and His Disciples, in
lie size figures, moving mechanically, and as
supper"
Many other curiosities too numerous TO
mention: Crosby a Hills old building, Nos.
Admission. 10 cents.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT.-A PUG DOG. YEARS OLD, AN
IL swering to the name of Ko-Ko. A suit
able reward will be paid by returning him 70
No. 60l Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1889-05-18

Four Times a Cabinet Minister.
LONDON, May IS. The Earl of Malmesbury
is dead. He was 50 years old.
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Mnrrlor PnIos d snfe.

The apprehensions felt about the safety Of
the United States steamer Palos were set at
rest at the navy department by the receipt
Of one Of the senli-occasional reports from
Admiral Belknap, the commandant of the
Asiatic station. The report stated that ON
April "a the Palos was at Chemulpo The
advices bringing reports Of the rumored loss
of the Palos We're only up TO this date Adj
miral Belknap also reports that the Omaha
and Monocacy were at Yokohama, and the
Marion on her way from Yokohama to Kobe
and NagnsaN
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APPLEBY'S HAY MARKET.

On and after JUNE /. the Hay Market will
he SOtTTH OF MARKET STREET BRIDGE,
on the large lot adjoining Jones 6uthrie,s car
riage works. sta6ling for horses horses, ana shelter
for hay. Also scales for Weighing
- DAVID APPLEBY, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1889-05-18
HELP WANTED.

WHITE COOK, ALSO
girl for house work; good wages steady
ce. Apply at 7B King street.
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POLITICAL.

IToTICE. = DEMOCRATS THE LAST
y day Of registration is to-day. 1t
important that every Democrat should reg
ter. Foreign-born citizens must present
heir naturalization papers.
JOHN NJ. NEWELL,
President City Democratic Association.
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CRANOR & CO.,
NO. 62l MARKET ST.
FOR SALE.

GROCERY STORE DOING A GOOD BUSI-
VI NESS and having good truck trade; in
good locality; good reasons for selling.
streets.
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PERSONAL.

REV PATRICK TONER, OF Scranton, has
been appointed by the pops one OF his
honorary chaplsins, extra UT6en, with the
rank aud title OF monsignor.
JOHN G. WHITTIER says he never had q
birthday that was more satisfactory TO him
than his last WAS. His dTst was more i'm
portaIt but that was 10 long ago that he
has forgotten sOoutit
LADY FLORENCE DIXIE, well known In
London for her originality, added the fol-
lowing 10 invitations for ball she has just
given: Contrary to the ridiculous Gus
tomary habit hitherto, ladies' will not have
to wait to be asked to dance, but will have
the right 70 20 directly to Whatever gentle.
man they choose In my house the women
shall enjoy the right OF suffrage"
WILLIAM WARNER, JR who died last
week Ia Phiiadeiphis, leaves an estate of
100000. His estate II In trust for his
brotner aud sister; ut their deaths the
following requests become operative:
Evangelical Lutheran church Of the Holv
communion, tl0.0 900; Orphans Home aud
Asylum for the Aged aud Infrm of the
Evangelical Luthern church Of German.
town, &c. 600; Peansyivanis Hospital for
Insane. $4,000; Philsdelphia Home
for Ipcursbiss, 5000; Oid Mans
Home sS.oooi AaSsdslsu Society ior
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the Rssovmssloa o. Fallen Wo0eo,
5000, ehelteeing Arm9 $500; rsaneyl.
vsais InssitutIon 1or Deaf end Ddmh q 800,
Psnnsylvania working Nome loe Blind
ic:ssus'Ss soS sSs
Of the Blind: " 800; Nostbern Home for
Ffiendlees Children. 1900; Homo for
Aged and In1rm Colored Persons, q. 00A
WILLIAM MAN, who died In Wood bsidgA
EnGlsud, lest October, makes the following
bequssts In his will: To tho Psnnsylvenia
Historical soclety, SIS 600; 70 the board Of
Of the United Brethren 10 the United States
Of America the f0llowiug sums: The fond
for the gratuitous distribution Of Moreviau
publications among members end others,
u, 600; the endowment fund Of the Moravian
theological seminary ct Bethlehem, $4,000,
bucks 20 the students st reduced rsses and
providing them with articles Of clothing,
preference 20 b Givon 10 those students
whose financial circumstances arc limited
or reduced; 70 the board Of elders OF
the northern diccese Of ths church
intersat to bs expanded In consti-
tuting members Of she church called the
Moravian church members Of the Widow
socioty Of Bethlehem 70 the above board
Of elders, e5 900, 70 be added 70 the fund re-
specting the endowment Of the Moravisu
society Of the United Brethren for Props'
eating the Gospel among the Hsstbep,
5000, 70 constitute IN addition TO the fund
for the endowment OF the Whiteneld or
Ephrata house at Nazareth, NOrtham ptOn
county, Pa, and au additional sum OF 81 ,00(
70 the same society, the income 70 DO used
In the preservation Of the ancient grave
yards OF the Moravisu church, and espe
cially memorial places Of the Aoravisr
missions.
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Cider In yprmonI

Fer the benefit Of our correspondents
VINO have lately been troubled over the
intoxicating quality of cider, We repeat
the statement Of Mr.. w. L. Nicholson,
Suade to the New York Tribune in letter
fnom Rutland, Vermont, which shows
shat cider Is permitted to be made and
drsnk in that prohibition state, not
wiihstanding its conceded ability to
make the drinker drunk. The Vermont
kv, however, carefully prohibits ''trafiic
In cider at places Of public resort
ana to habitual drunkards. Cider
may mot be sold at a church
1Or instance, unless perchance when fair
may be held therein and the good end
would justify the pious churchmen in
making proit ont Of the weakness OF
eAe Vermont stomach for the juice of the
oople. Mr.. Nicholson announces him.
oslf asa fery prohibltionist and the author
9 the Vermont prohibition law. He
oAno sv0ws that he places not the
1neoriasing cider cup to his lips but it
= b"appetiziug old Vermont cider vinegar
oss condiment for my corned beef aud
oxbbage that fetchss him, aud IS thou.
onnds Of better men" 10 Vermont, out In
oelepee Of cider; which moreover ss
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Mr.. Gladstone usually has three books In
reading Il the same time, and changes from
ono TO the other, whom his mind has reached
the limit OF absorption. This In Q necessary
corrective TO the tendency TO think only OF
one thing ut one time, which sometimes In
politics leads him TO neglect that ell round
survey OF the situation which Ii indispen-
sible TO - prime minister. During the bs.
ginning Of the Irish question In 1850, he
was 80 absorbed in the question Of the
coercion OF Turkey that he could hardly be
induced 10 spare . thought for ireland |;
now II IL just ~ difficult to got him to
think Of any political question but th:t Of q
memory Is no longer quite as good - It used
to be, but although that may be true,
It 10 still twice ~ good a. anybody y
else's, for Mr.. Gladstone has an extra .
ordinary faculty OF not only remembering &
those things he ought to remember, but for
forgetting those things 1t Is useless for him
70 remember His mind IL thus unencum.
bered with any unnecessary top-hamper,
and he can alWays, 20 to speak LAY his hand
upon anything the moment he wants II.
This retenttve memory was no doubt born
with him, but it hes been largely developed
When he roads book he does 40 pencil In
hand, marking of ON the margin those
passages which hs wishes TO remember
querying those about which ho 10 In dou bl
aud putting . GROSS opposite those which hi
disputes. At tho end OF the volume he
! constructs kind OF index OF his own which
| enables him to refer 70 those things ht
| wishes to remember In tho book.
There arc less persons aflI,ted with rheuma
usm, since our druggists lave ko.d saivatioI
Oil.
i Few are aware OF the Importance OF check
ing cough or C Dmmon cold In Its n st stage
| That which in the Dseinping would yield IOi
mild remedy. II neglected soon preys upoI
| stant relief Iti, an infaIiibe icmedy. Pric,
/ 2o cents u bottle.
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RELI9lUUy.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches on Sun.
day. IN s,Gno the ornns .nSs At 1872 in the sSSsnips
hour is different It is specially noted:
PnnsnrTxaIaH , ManomAL CHURCH. South
Preaching NJ 1880 a. m ana 7ilb p: IN. sabbath
school at las 2, IN. Young peoples meeting
a. a. Sts p; m. PRAYER and teachers IN aeting ON
CnURoa o, GoD Corner Of Prince ana Or.
snge; Preaching a, 1880 a m. and AZ lisp. IN.
CIsIsT LurnsaAn ! CsuRoH-west King street,
lis p o M. sunday sossoi a. ~ IS i'po M In ana
sncosD EvAHsRLIoAL CMuRoH Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor. sunday
$50 p M Prayer mSstSgss on WsanSsaay sT ana
Thursday At 7:is y. m.
Win. r. Lichiiter. pastor. Divine service at
!. N: seryics in the German language al
West Orange and Concord streets Rev. j. B
Sunday .eSsS 4. rs s. NO. fra.s % sna
Ing ut 6:lb p. m, Prayer service Wednesday
evening a, 7ss I;sS. Young peoples group Friday
OLIvsr BAPrrsr cauRou.-xast Vine near
Duke street; Preaching at 1889 a. m: and
asy and rhar:asy evenings sana.y Esa Sn sasoS Hss
TRiHlrY LurHRRAs-systematic pene cence
evening conducted bv the pastor. vestry
meeting on Mondky evening at 5:O. Junior
ming at O'clock. aid-wees service on v ed.
nesday evening. Cateehumens' class on
a. e % the Ssoe FIT
kvAsaRLloAL-First Church (9srman) North
Water street, ney. =. p. Lehr. pastor. freach.
and 7: o p IN. In the English language. sun.
day school ut "a IN. Young peoples meeting
IIRsr BArrIsr.-Preaehing at 1880 a. m an
7:ls p: IN. by Rev. Bachelor. OF York. Pa, The
Lords supper Will be adm,nistered after
sr. srsraKH's (RKvoRAgpl CHURCH CoLLro y
CHArEL--Divine service at 1880 q. III. sermon
ST. PAWS kxYoRssp-Rev. J. W uem,nger,
pastor. services at 1880 a. m. and 7lo p. IN.
sunday school at las p m. song service At
SIS ?; m CongregauonH meeting Tuesd ~
At 5:so p. M Prayer service on Wednesday at
TIRsr III. K. CHuKoH-Rev. J. II. T. Gray, pas
tor. Glass meetings at 0 a. m. 1880 a. m.
sunday sohHoi (Missionary dayIi $40 ,. m.
services every evening Except Saturday, ut
ID. b. pastor. Services at 1850 u. m. and 10 p.
m. Sabbath school at st. johns at li5, and at
SSswsIs snS Memorial chapel At m Lecture
ing st Too Catechetical lectures Friday even.
&ssrsRs M. 4. CHuRoH-E. W. Burke,
pastor. Class meeting 1T $50 a IN. Preaching
At 1880 a. m. ana 30 y. N. by the plstor sun.
Gay school NJ l;i5 y. m. with Temperance ad.
dress Rt Its close. Young Peoples prayer
mteting at $50. Pastors class on Tuesday
st 7:s0. Prayermeeting on Thursday Al 1880.
EAST AIssiou III. 4. CHuRcH.- sunday school
at p. m.
FIRST RYIoRhKp CaURoH.-Rev. j. N. TttEel,
ID. D., pastor. services tomorrow ut l0:SJ a.
m ana I;ls p. IN. sunday school at la, p. IN.
PRssBYTsRIAE-Rev. j. Y. Mitchell. ~. D.,
pastor. Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor.
AoRAvIAu.-J. MAX Hark. ID. D., pastor. lO:s)
O. m. Lftany and sermon. q ID. IN. sunday
school Tlo p. m. evening service.
sr. PAUL q n. e. CHukuh u haries Roads, pas
tor.-Preaching at 1880 a. m. sn1 1850 p IN.
Morning sermon illustrated by orig IL al charts
sunday school AT l4J m. Young peoples
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MOderaiirg.


Bismarck has sh0rn something from
the war proclamation of his representa-.
fives in Samoa; he has directed that the
foreign residents shall not come under the
proclamation Of martial law and that
the German cOnsu, shall not consider
himself the absolute ruler Of the islands.
But we do not see that he has abated his
hostility to the islanders or withdrawn
his proclamation Of war against them.
How he proposes to carry on the war
without coming in collision with
this nation, does not appear. But
- 1t Is evident that the Ger
man officers in Samoa have been
acting upon their OVID discretion aud
that they do not have the entire support
OF the homo government, there is good
reason to believe that an amicable under.
standing will be reached by Germany
and the United States. No ono can be.
lieve that Germany desires trouble in
q distant portion of the earth, and with
the United States, at q time when she
needs to husband her resources and her
strength for the conflict that is generally
believed to await her at any early day in
Europe. The German interests in Samoa
ere too trifing to fight for. Her repre-.
sentatives there have shown that they
arc quite willing to take what they
can get by buster and intimidation. A
German trading firm is said to carry the
- Srman power in its pocket; it is this
concern probably which has been Issuing
the prOclsmations, making the noise and
fighting the natives. But when it comes
70 fighting the United States, the German
chancellor will quickly let the German
merchants drop.
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product Of their farms has . tender
place In their regard.
The case Of Mr.. Nicholeon and his fol-
low Prohibitionists OF Vermont shows
how the most virtuous resolution to pre-
serve the strictest consistency il apt to be
overthrown BY the weakness Of the flesh.
These Prohibitlonists Of Vermont, who
do not care for whisky and beer, but dis
sipate on coffee and tea, and shudder at
alcohol, shut their eyes 10 It In cider
because they 90 dearly love the appetizlnl
old Vermont apple juice.
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PnnAssLsuA. saturday. gsb. 4 ias.
February rst closes our bust.
ness year.
The stock account Is taken.
We stop, we think, scratch
our heads for ideas and plunge
in the push and drive Of another
year.
Our energy is increased.
Our faith in the old square
dealing ways is confirmed.
You have confirmed 1t.
The first month OF the calen.
dar year is over. People say It
has been a dull month. Not 50
here. You have believed our
announcements. Each special
offering Of January has brought
quick. echoing. greatly increased
sales.
Perhaps we may have some
tales Of stock-taking to tell. II
we do, we are sure Of readers ;
more than Robert Elsmere." !"
Excuse the reference for sake
Of the simile, which Is good.
| Won't you read for your
pocket more than for head OF
heart?
We think you will.
We will supply daily read
ings In all the papers, which
you must not overlook. They
will touch your life.
The store is bright and full o
things thar you want. That!
enough to tell to.day.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II 1859,
by virtue of the directions ana powers given
under the Will OF Dar iel A. A1tick, deceased,
public sale. at the CITY Hotel. the following
All thai lot Of ground. commencing At the
northwest corner OF frince and chestnut
tnohee, thence west IS fest. thence sou,h feet.
water water street 81 test. I inches. thence thence sioDs %
Chestnut street its feet, on h;eh IL erected
story brick bnck building, No.202 North Prince
street. the whole containing twenty-five
rooms, including parlor, library, sftting-room.
try, bathroom. sewing and store rooms. beau.
tifully papered throughout, containing almost
every known improvement for human com.
No. 2, All that Lot of Ground, adjoining No.
ON the north. fronting on Prince street 30
feet, thonce along NO. It's feet, thence south
feet, thence further along said line to water
street. thence along Water street 81 feet,
place Of beginning. on which are erected two
two story ana an attic Brick Dwelling Houses,
Nos. 206 and as North Prince street; No. a8
contains eight room ~ sas hot ana colo
rooms. hsse are hon elike. convenient dwell.
frame dwelling fr. nting on Water street.
ss " su r &c ssS s' whole OF
diiions VIII 6e made known BY
WILLIAM 4. ALTICk.
NARY =. ALTICK.
sAhUiL "; ALTiCK,
III. .ALTICK.
JosL L. AAIsss. Auct. jana4.se .soiebs.sS els
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GERMANY has halted for the present In
her mad ooloniai career, but Il may be inter'
esting 70 note what might hsppen II wo
should plunge into hostilities with the
German empire over the Samoan question,
the great American pig or any other grand
ISSUE China IL giving indications OF resent.
ment at the rough handling Of the exclusion
business BY the Senate, aud Il hes been
intimsted that Congress may soon have TO
consider very serious news from that part
of the world. The temper OF Canada ON
the fisheries question does not improve and
consistency may bind Republican admin.
istrstion TO continue that provoking snarI.
A Franco German war threateus darkly,
and the Samoan business may make M the
natural ally Of France; it will not be the
first time that We have fought together for
freedom. By letting Canada 60 England
could and probably would keep out Of the
row and without considering our northern
nelghbor, with whom We would hope for
peace, the war cloud resolves itself into q
struggle between America and France
on the ono aide and Germany and
possibly Italy on the other. National SYM
pathies might suggest Q very different
arrangement, but we don't quarrel on q
basis Of sympAthies. Russia and England
would probably pair OF and glare st one
another In . state Of armed neutrality.
There would be tremendous naval strug.
gle between Italy and France; q more
terrible con flict between the armed millions
Of French and Germans. Meanwhile we
would rush ahead with the building OF {
navy and be oil ready to eight on large
scale by the time the trouble wss oil over
On smaller scale, however, We could hold
our own aud take care Of Samoa II France
could only manage TO keep Italy In the
Mediterranean and hold the stronges,
Gsrmsn ships away from Us Perhaps VI
might be able 70 get . score OF regiment
across the ocean ferry in time to help thu
French on land, but in any European VA
| our chief eXertiOu mu0t be naval,
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- s.s.
swIFT'5 SPECIFIC has cured mo of Q ma.
intolerable pain. 1t was called X ema by the
doctors-iour of whom treated mo with no 10.
lief. / cand!dly confess that owe my pree.
ent good hsalth 10 y =. g.. which In my estt.
nation Is Invaluable us q blood remedy.
MISS JpLlA LRWlTT,
No 227 N. 10th st.. BIT. Louis, No.
Our baby when two mo ont hs Old was attacked
win C oiula, which for a long time destroyed
her ey esight entirely ana caused us to des Dair
OF her life The doctors failed tn relieve her,
aud we ave swlsIS SPECIFIC. which soon
cured her entirely, ana she IL now ha. Q and
hearty. 6.N. DELK.
wills Point, TeX3s.
- Send for book giving history Of Hood
Diseases ana ADVICE to sufferers mailed free
THE sWlrT SPECIFIC CO,
DTu,Th,S Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
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Our esteemed cotsmporary, the Lancaster
Inquirer, calls the Bible ian old chestnut"
The Inquirer u for prohibition and - The
Bible IL not on that side. Il fnds u 70 be 10
much worse for the BlblA The Christiau
prohibisionist--if there can b such crea.
ture-w wonders every moment how itcsn bs
that his Lord drank wine and whom he
drinks.n himself In communion he dos
not seem 70 know it; such - his state Of
mental decrepisude.
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WE publish ~ supplement to- day 10
chapters OF the book "Jonathan and His
Continent" by Max o. Roll. The appearance
OF this book is generally regarded ~ .
literary event, and though many readers
will mud points to cri.icise, and at times be
at . loss whether 10 take the author
seriously or not, tho work % . whole will
be found pleasant reading, and there is not
often pleasure In trying to see ourselves -
others see US.
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SALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW
~ men TO sell our goods by sample to the
wholesale aod IetaiI trade. Largest manu-
frs In our line. Enclose cent stamp. Wages
e3 Ter day. Permanent position. No postals
Answered Money advanced for wages, sdver.
tsing. etc. .kNTENklAL MAk'g'G CO,
Cincinnati, Ohio. JAMS 3Oteod
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TEETHINa SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

Every babs should have q bottle OF DR
FAHkSEl'S TEETHING sYhUP. Perfectly
safe. No opium or Morphia mixtures. Win
RELIEF 0 Colfc. Gripinx In the bowels and Pro
u. D.fAHasEY 4 sos hagerstown. Nd. Drug
gtsts sell It &c cents.
Trial bottle sent by mail 10 cents.
1sna-ly ydeod6w
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KoKo SOAP
Koko SOAP.
IT WILL FLOAT 1T WILL FLOAT

PUkE, UNIFORM and DURABLE In quail.
ity eoo nomfnai IN use. A vegetable oil soap
Tor the LAUsDRY, ToILkr aud BATH.
Adapted to general household use, or IN
MILL, NINE or ioP. II your grocer does
not keep Il, send us 0 cents for postage, and
We will mail cake FREE. Address,
81. y q. a. ROhV0R,
novs7lyyu,Ts,s CIkClANATI.o'