Evening journal., 1889-08-01

Al christening ble Olnef udy tne aged
minister spoke few words of counsel to
the young parents. Watch over this
child with Increasing care. Choose his
companions wisely and see that he is
always surrounded by uplifting influen-
ces. II you train him to walk in the
path of rectitude he may become George
Washington or an Abraham Lincoln.
WHAT are you going to name himY'
Jane, said the mother
~
WARM weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and in the
weakened condition of the system, dis
eases arising from impure blood are liable
TO appear. To gain strength, TO over
come disease, and to purify, vitalize and
enrich the blood, take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla.
HE-"Good heavens, Dorothy There
are millions of flies in this room. OF
what use is that fly-paper2" She-"Why,
there are some dead flies ON it, I'm sure.
"Yes, but every other fly in the country
has come TO their funeral. Life.
Last Days.
Last week of the great sale of En-
cravings and Etchings Public sale at
night. No. 22O Market street.
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RoPED IN.--Jack Overstock (who is un-
willingly giving Miss olecrop swim
ming lesson)-Now don't be afraid. Just
trust yourself to me and let me support
you
Miss olecrop-It's rather an unfair
advantage to take in the water; but
you may ask P-P-Papa Puck.
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LAST days of the Art Sale, 22O Market
street Hukill, auctioneer.
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HE-will you marry met She (coldly)
No; nor | won't be sister, either.
You're too young He-Will you be a
grandmother to me, then2-Epoch.
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FEHRENBAcH's and Stoeckle's Beers.
Foord Bottling Co.
RoBT Smiths India Pale Ale, Xxx
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
WHAT do you think of Miss Flyrte,
Mr. Smallcashg asked the landlady, in
nocently, and Mr.. Smallcash replied:
81 am trying not to remember. Gin
cinati Enquirer.
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LAST days Of the Art Sale at 22O Mar
ket street Auction at night
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BEssIE-I met Miss Shapely out shop
ping to. day, and l never before realized
what loud voice she has Jennie-But
you must remember, my dear, that she
was asking for pair Of No. ? shoes
Harper's Bazaar
THE Brotherhood of Railroad Brake.
men will give an excursion to Brandy
wine Springs on Saturday, August 3,
Dancing from to 1890 p m. Tickets
/ 20 cents The Wawaset Gun Club will
accompany the brakemen. Guns and
shells on the grounds. Trains leave
Market street at $50, l1.35, 2.3O, 5.25
and 6.45
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Mr. Lenz (photographer)-"I have not
for long time, had so good a sitter a;
you are. The expression is exactly right
How did you gain such control over the
i 4dtlhi AASCAtHt AAh 1Nu al hlNNIt VT
Rhodster-"No sir. Mr.. Lenz-"Well
Rhodster-"Y l am. Mr.. Lenz-"Ah
that explains It 1t comes from riding
the machine on stone pavements and try
ing to look as II You enjoyed it. Puck
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| EMBALMED in the memory of thous
ands we are building sixty dollar cigar
and retailing them for cents each
Chapman, Seventh and Orange and No.
East Third
WATCHES and Jewelry at Millard
, Davis, No. East Second street
BRooKs-I hear that you and the boy
were out hooking watermelons. Did 20
get good loadg
CroOks-You just bet we did, Brooks
and every bit Of it was buckshot, too
Charleston Sunday News.
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BERGNER Engel "Tannhaeuser" Bee
I Foord Bottling Co.
+ "YoU were doing some rather lou
e talking to-day, Jack. "
"well. only stated facts"
r 'Glad to hear it when you were sa'
n ing that you feared nothing thi
walked yonr wife was within ten feet
you"
Christopher Columbusl hope 81
didn't hear me. Lincoln Journal.
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= MAPS, prices, terms and all inform
. | fion ahotlf stCrastofln lots ran he obtain,
= y at No. 712 Market st. Office open eve
is is day and Tuesday evening until s o'cloc
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DIR. DEHARpr's pennyroyAl pills
Of Sold by druggists; also oy lnAil 203
@ Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ladies |
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