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That's the way you feel after one or
two of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
have done their work. You feel
well, instead of bilious and consti-
pated your sick headache, dizzi-
ness and indigestion are gone. It's
done mildly =. easily, too. You
don't have to feel worse before you
feel better. That il the trouble
with the huge, old fashioned pill.
These are small, sugar-coated, cas-
lest to take. One little Pellets .
laxative, three to four IRE cathartic.
They regulate and cleanse the liver,
stomach and bowels-quickly, but
thoroughly. They're the cheapess
pill, sold by druggists, because you
only pay for the good you get.
They're guaranteed to give salts
faction, every time, or your money
is returned. That's the peculiar
plan all DR.. Pierce's medicines are
sold on.
Can you ask more?
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The Cincinnati Convent,o. Ovpo,.d

AT . meeting in Jacksonville, Fla., Monday
night attended by General Master Workman
Powderly and John Davis, member elect Of
Congress from Kansas, ON behalf the Knights
Of Labor; President Polk, National Lecturer
Wiilets OF Kansas, member Of the executive
board; Wardall Of North Dakota, and others Of
the Farmer Alliance, il was decided to have
no convention at Cincinnati February Is, a.
had been arranged. Il was decided that the
call for the Cincinnati convention should not
be formally issued, but that In it, stead con-
ference Of committees Of Ave from each Of The
organizations appointed should be held some
time In February, which should 70 over the
ground carefully, and without fixing formal
action practically decide what course Of action
should be pursued. This - decided victory
for The conservative element among the third
paxty men.
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CASH Os CREDIT.

Our fall stock Of Furnitus.. cas.sss. &C.. n now
complies. and If you conse plate PURCHASING anything
line 1t vii be yCl. interest to call on us be-
fore DOING are eonflen, save you from
TOTO - per cent on your purcha, Below We mention
sfsw Of our many bargains and advantages.
we~in sell yoa . H.ndsone SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED Room SUITE, pssess. for sl7
cash els on credit
We viii sell you . 7-pssce PARtoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered in the hair CLOTH for
ses cash or SO on credit.
We VIII 81 you 7-piscs PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered plush. combination col
on. for s2s cash or $50 on credit
We viii sell you . good wovEN-wIRE BED
SPRING for e. Is o.sh or e. 30 on credit
We viii sell yoa . sood quality BRUssELs CAR
PET for CD. psr yssd eaah TIC. pss yard credit
We VIII ssii you . good INGRAM CARPET fss &c.
Per gard cash or Cor. pr yssd on czsdis-
we-w and lay ell CARPETS fs.s oS COT snd do NOT
charge for the waste In mstchinG ngursst
". viii sell all CARPETS. MArTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS On ersass - sn sdsaacs u cents psr yard
IN the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
On all credit .~les and notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On all secouuss ssttlsd
" thsxty day.
p. enc GAs,
sii-dm 80 and "a IN a. NV
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San Salvador New Minister.
Gen. B. Molling Guirola, San Salvador's first
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten.
tisry to the United States, with q large family
and retinue of servants and interpreters ID on
his way to Washington. He said Yesterday:
The chief matter that shall bring before
Secretary Blaine viii be the information that
Salvador In extremely anxious TO market duti-
able products in the line Of indigo, coffee,
sugar balsam and Peruvian and mahogany in
the United States, and that IL the United States
viii furnish q certain sum Of money the saliva
dor government will advance like amount to
be used as . subsidy for Q line Of steamers 70
ply between our ports and the United States.
This is the pet plan Of our president, Don Car
los Ezeta
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TOMORROW.

"EEKS CO., Auctioneers,
w 631 Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Office.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH.
OUR REGULAR w III XII SALE OF HOUSE FUR
NiTUnE, &c,
CONSISTING OF SEVERAL FINE PARLOR
SUITES, THREE PIER MIRRORS, WALNUT
OAK AND Ash BED ROOM SETS HAIR AND
NOTS. HALL PlErES. COMMODES, BLACK
ING BOXES, ROCKERS AND CHAIRS OF ALL
KINDS, BUFfETS, STOVES, sc.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
A LARGE STOCK BRUSSELS AND INGRAM MIS-
FIT AND SECONDHAND CARPETS. RUGS,
&c 1t
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioncer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioncer.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FIX
TURES, HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH
$50, ut store 11tiO IT. NV. commencing ut TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. will sell the entire stock of Fine
Groeefies and Liquors contained theren consisting Of
Teas. Coffee, Spices,
Canned Goods Ut all kinds
Fancy Groceries, Case Goods,
Canned Fruits, forpivn and domestic;
Wood and Willow Ware,
Fine Old Bottled Brandies,
Fine Old Bottled Gin and Whisky,
Wines and Csrtals,
Fine Cigars and Tobacco,
staple and Heavy Goods, Oils, &C.,
Ice Box, Fish Box. Meat Racks,
1run SAFE, show Gases, Shelving. 10.
The Horse. Wagon, Harness and Safe viii be sold
promptly Ut IL O'Clock.
The goods all and the stock. with fixtures,
will be found complete and hrst class in every par
tcular and fully wsrrabtinY the attention Of those
search OF hne goois IN this line. Terlns cash.
dl.Id&ds NJ. J. COLBEHhT, ASsignee.
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Yesterday in the county court in Lockport,
NY, Stephen Tower, a farmer, and one Of the
largest landowners In the town ofwilson, NY.
was convicted Of forgery. He was accused of
forging the signature of q neighbor, John Deitz,
to . note for S156 to secure money for the pay
ment Of his taxes. Why . man Of his wealth
should have committed the crime for 70 small q
sum il inexplicable
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

6So city in The world is 30 thoroughly GOV.
ed by the circulation Of single Newspaper
- is the city Of Washington BY that of TIE
EvHxNe Stan. II reaches al readers in the
city and vicinity. n s,oedrs TO u circ.afion.
No other Warrington paper has yet done this.
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The railroads centsriag in Trinidad, Colo,
have purchased sits for . handsome union
depot, 10 be built Of stone and pressed brick
ut once. The Union Pacific h surveying for .
new road bed and truck between Trinidad and
Pueblo, . distance of nearly one hundred miles,
10 ~. hutls Without delay. The Rock Island
pin beoi1 construction into Trinidad soon, IL
h authoritatively rsportsd.--Adu.
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II. most powerful weapos s0laoyed y ths 1T
OF curing are Iron and cinchOnA. Iron h the pein-
cpse OF our blood Of which Il forms the force and
hcnnens; ctnchons affords life 70 the organs and
acttvatee their functtons. theos, combined With
pure Catalan wine, form q Quiaa LarocAe an In
vigyTatng tonic Of unsqualed merit for the ours Of
indigestion. lever and 6gue, poogneos Ut the blood
neuralgia and los OF appetlte
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The preliminary examination Of Attorney
General Pope Of South Carolina, charged with
violating section Of the state constitution in
discharginy Thomas B. Butler from the en-
crossing department because he voted for Has,
ken against Tillman, vas heard yesterday
morning. After an examination Of Witnesses
the trial justice dismissed the case On the
ground that the section did not apply 70 state
officers. The attorney general did NOT appear
in CONT
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Who IL TIE KxAvx or CLuBs?

Who IL TIE KNAvx or CLuBs?
He is the man who sells cheap liquor at .
fancy price, by dint OF some cunning imitation
Of the name Of the superb Maryland Club
Whisky. -,
Don't mistake any other 'tCiub" whisky for
the Maryland Club" Sold by John H. Ma
gruder.-Adcf.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
EXECUTORS SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF THE
SUPERB LAW LIBRARY
OF THE LATE
JUDGE WILLIAM B. SMELL,
BOLD AT AUCTION,
By ORDER OF +. c. THAYER. EXECUTOR.
SALES ROOMS,
COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH.
STREET NORTHWEST.
MONDAY. DECEMBER -, 1890,
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm.
SEVERAL WALNUT BOOKCASES
BOOKS WILL BE ON VIEW COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER nth INSTANT
d13-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionee-
CT CLAIR FECHNER. AUCT1uNEER. GIL PA.
- ave-. under Metropolitan Hotel, sells TO-DAY con-
monds. Gold Watches, Silver Ware and other goods.
s17-:Sm
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AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
Llbsr No. I4l9 folio l27 ct seq one Of the land rec
or,s Of the District Of Columbia. the undersigned
premises, on TUESDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1880 ut HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
and John Van kswicks subdivision Of square I'VE
hundred and forty six Ga6l. in the city Of Washing
L.; page las together wish TIE improvements. g..
paid in cash and residue in twelve (l2) and eighteen
us months, with interest Ut SIX (6 per cent per
NUN, interest payable sam-annuar1y, for which the
purchaser to give prossory notes. secured by deed Of
trust property sold or all cash. at option OF pur
0 days from day Of sale the trustees the
600 Will b. required when bid accepted.
W. x. EDMONS1ON. Trustee,
- JOO 9Th It. n. ".
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Oh DkkDw HOk Esksi YrATf
N ''' sS Sde' ~ Sei y Z - IA $S
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AUCTION SALES.

AOO11ON 0A1AESO.
This EVENING:
UALTEB .. WILLIAMS = o.. Aucssonesr..
xfxxrfxxru ANNUAL
~ ORDER or TAUNTON srIvra-rfArx
COMPANY
RICH ARD ELEGANT srLvER-prArED WARE.
Kew AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
CLOCKS. BRoNxEs AND MANTEL ORNAMENTS
Parties looking for Christmas presents will And Il
greatly to their advantage 10 attend this SALE which
viii coutuus DAILY q the saiesroom corner 10Th and
streets facing Pennsylvania svsuue northwest until
entire stock Il sold.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN.
THREE AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK r NJ
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
d15-l0t Auctsonssrs.
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CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule In effect May Is.

Trains iesve Union Depot. exh snd asssA. 10Sf
am for Newport News, Old Point ComfUSo1
Norfolk daily. Arrive At Old Punt - 10 IN.
and Norfolk NJ SEQ pm.
IL "a m. Cincinnati Express dsily for stsffouD -
Virginia. West Virginia, Kentucky and Cinr1nnnn-
Nestibule Sl-epcrs through without change " I'M
n:lop.m.. y, Y. yestibale nmited. daily. soaAa
trains, with dining cars, through W11bouo
change 20 Cincinnsa. ysetibuls s3sspsr SW ks1-
inxton and Louisville. Pullman Oass arc opo -
receive passeLgefs at p.
a v. ruLLn
jyl2ff 0e0eral Hsnnxa9W Agum9
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR b CO.. Auctionsers.

10 ATCLIFFE, DAkR CO.. Auctioneers.
ExEcUroRs, SALE Of H9RsEs, WAGONS, HAIR.
IMPLEMENTS, ABOUT 80 TONS HAY. CORN.
WHEAT, H I y l1L, FURNITUnE, &c. BE:
THE LATE A. C. P: SHOEMAKER, SITUATED
On THE 7TH STREET ROAD ABOVE BRIGHT
By virtue Of order Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term for Or
the above Prenlises, on FRIDAY, the NINETEENTH
DAY OF DECEMhER. A. D. 1880. beginning ct TEN
O'CLOCK A. M, all the personal property Of the late
A HoRs seos WsINs so%PsEisinE .por
MENT OF FARMING INPLEMENTS.
ABOUT 80 TONS HAY "'.'.
CORN, WHEAT.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c.
a,s. E E24No E fpHs sK6kkkksa
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Il STEAMER JOHN W.. THoHPsoN.
xoa,ni. cur4somsn md isonsrdss~n. sa.ssk os.sS.
Coan and kinnAle. Pare. nrsfclass, 6oc. cxu
class. ar. frciTbt lower than Other routes. fQ ~
formation call Telephone 1Xo. d12ln
sI>o NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
l. Steamer ExCELsIok, from th - yhaa nc1r
CONNECTION WITH Bosf0N AID PRovfpEnd
STEAMERS. Fare: ~ Ensie; round trip. g. nEAsas
ave, and H.vieys lsth and New hsst eve. Esr
sSs1. fsisp6oss ssi ssS-S TTEEEcR. susS
and Gen. Agent. olS
CTEAMER ''wAKEFTEID~
y Lave fsh e wharf On MONDAYS. rHpRsDAY1
FkIDAY and SUNDAY evenings
For Norninf Greek, Va, and 81. Clernenns Bnv IA.
touching OF intexmedlase inpdinSs.
''Passsngsr sccosnmodatsoas hr.eclsa.
ys 0~Ssr.i 49,
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
M gifted English and German astroloreY in the city
Tells all events of lie. Once hours, q m 10 D. m
on sunday from 10 q m TO $50 pm l50s l4th n
NINE. RAPHA. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
IVA voyAnt and astrolost. the seventh dau9hter born
with caul, has wondeful healing power. Gives names
go f - n. dl3-fHs
DROF. CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
y reliable sspui1s and patnrai-bom Ci.iryoyant,
wonderful prophetic it Of second sight reveals every
hidden mystery; finds lost STOLEN property beinss
success In business removes family troubles, evil
nuences advice IN business. love- or you
known 70 fail.
Hours, Ga m. 10 $50 pm. Sundays. g 10 ep.m
sittines. &c.
Parlors. 500 18th st. nv. di36s
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(vHANCERY SALE OF REAL EsTATE
SIXTH STREET AND PENNsYLYANiA AVE
fNar6N hHsTRfcfl Y OF Fhe co SIt5 Sk wA ANb
BEING one OF THE BEST PIkCES OF BUSf-

by virtue Of decree Of the. Supreme Court Of the
100 q sas Ga dsX q 6.ssnS:s 10 sSs and Es
irSnt e ths preI1issS Sr TussDAY. THE TWENTY
fsT;ssd pi:css 3. loss q ound Wit Lots A. and
hundred and sixty lz0). in the city Of Wsshinsto1
plstrict q Colun6tA The same being improved by .
Terms q sale: Ons-thid u the purchase money IN
cash, Of whCh 600 . b paid asA dopoait 81 the
two equal installmsats. IN ons and two yes.s for
which, The puschAee 20 give 70 ed trustees his two
inssrsse = peg csoe1m psr annu, al cash. q The
VIA IN 20 dsSS hon Dc day q - o. pr0Ssss1 Il
sssaAd = sAs III sad 60 g RsrAassx.
FRANK T. 4nowxiNa. - ~ baSSs::
puSS3 n s. !, SSs6s.. . 1ss.o.... diS,i:s.
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I'm HYn1 srYvIR rNTRSsEtY--rHB PHYsrcrANs
THINK THAT MS sIsHf IL sAvED-psoRpEaLY
MEETINGS II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At CORK
ArTACKKD--AcTIoN IN NEW YoRK.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
"NEw SCALE" KIMBALL PIANOS, IN PLAIN
~ and fancy cases. Dark and Iight woods In
dorsed by the leading artists Of the world For sale by
We. METLEROTf co, 11l0F st.n.w. dI:}-l:N
HENRY +. MILLER PIANOS.
n MASON HAMLIS PIANOS AND ORGANS
Musical Instruments and musical merchandise Of all
kinds. Sheet music and music books.
JOHN +. ELLIS d CO.
,.u S3T Pennsylvania ave-,
dl2-1W Near 10th st.
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cLHRaYIGKS ATTACKED.

THE PAMPHLETS BLAMED.
The Kilkenny correspondent Of the London
Ee'rs declares that in the fights which occurred
at the meetings today the Parnellites were the
asxressors. He contrasts the Parnell Of yes
terday with the Parnell Of q year ago. He
SAYS; when Mr.. Parnell was denouncina Dr.
Tanner and Mr.. Dsvits his white teeth cleaned
and his words issued harshly and ferociously
II WAS not the low refined voice o. parliament
but the hard. cruel voice OF one hungering for
vengeance. He patted Mr.. Harrington on the
shoulder in approval Of the latter's denuncia-
tons Of Sir John Pope Hennessy. How mean
ingless the gesture seemed to be. Mr.. Parnelrs
face was thinner than 1 ever before sawit. The
luster Of his eyes was gone and they seemed
tired and dazed. He smoked many cigarettes
His gestic and his familiarities with his
followers were utterly different from anything
ever saw In his demeanor before"
STILL UNSURPASSED.
Notwithstanding the injunction issued against
Suppressed Jinittsi Ireland that paper again ap-
peared yesterday. The words United Ireland.
however, do not appear on the page, the word
Suppressed only appears there. Hereafter the
ireannd
The Parnell section Of the national league
met yesterday. The announcement was made
that the receipts for the last two weeks amounted
to q III, including subscription of goo from
MT. Scully, fne farneinte candidate for parlia-
ment IN North Kilkenny. AL the speakers at
the meeting denounced the Gladstonian party.
RARSEIL FAVORED IN NEW YORK.
The municipal council Of the Irish National
League at special meeting in New York last
night adopted the following:
Resolved, That We recognize in Charles
Stewart Pxrneli a leader, capable, incorrupt-
ible and worthy Of the support Of the Irish
people ut home and abroad"
This resolution WAS adopted after q wrangle
lasting over two hours. The members of the
executive committee who sent the anti-Paynell
cablegram in the name Of the council were
roundly denounced for their action, and IL was
claimed that as there we're only six or seven
members at that meeting il was not legal
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For the HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Towels.

Last summer my husband and lived
at my fathers. There were three gentle
men in the family, and, as many other
gentlemen in Florida do, they moved in
good society and do their own farm
work
We tried roller towels awhile, but found
hand towels handler; we made them of
good 10 cent crash, threc-fOurths of yard
long one to each man.
lido not think we had water enough, or,
forsom good cause, the first three hashes
of the towel made it SO dirty that all az
ter rubs left streaks on the skin When
all the soil that could be induced to leave
the towel for that time was disposed of,
it was 'bunched' upon or thrown at the
nearest nail on the back porch A little
later one of the three ladies of the family
put them all in q pan of water and, after
each meal, they were washed through
several waters.
Nine towels day, six days in the week
equals fifty-four (besides foot and bath).
Miss Villa soon complained that her
hands had been in water so much she
could not PLAY the piano; mas hands be-
gan to freckle, | was not we'll and the
odor of these towels was more or less of
OF the fertilizer, fertilizerish
How long did they last? About five
weeks for the face, one week for feet, and
they were ready for the "funeral pyle"
And now say, it, when my six months
old boy is six feet tall, he abuses towels
in this manner Pill CRASH.
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Recipes.

NUT CAKE.-Alix two cupfuls of sugar
and One-half cupful OF butter together;
add four eggs beaten to froth, one cup
full of sweet milk, two tcaspoonfuls of
baking powder, sifted in three cupfuls of
-four two cupfuls Of hickory nuts not
chopped. Flavor with vanilla.
ORANGE CAKE.-One-half cupful of but
ter rubbed to cream with two cupfuls of
white sugar, two cupfuls of -four One-half
cupful of water, yOlks of five eggs and
whites of four, beaten separately, little
salt, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder,
heiuicc and created rind of two oranges.
Bake in layers.
BREAKFAST CAKEs.-One pint of -four,
one pint of water and two eggs Take
half the water and stirin part of thefour
to prevent Jumping, then as it thickens
add the rest of the water and -four. Beat
the eggs thoroughly and add last with a
small pinch OF salt. The paps must be
very hot and the oven quick.
h1ONNAISE IOTATOES.-I Twelve pO10-
toes boiled until nearly done; when cold,
slice or cutinto dice. Chop fine one onion.
Put a tablespoonful Of butter into the
frying pan, put in the onion and let it fry
two minutes; add the potato dice and fry
five minutes, stirring constantly; then
add butter, salt and pepper to TASTE
COFFEE CHARLOTTE RUssE.-Soak one
tablespoonful of gclatine in one table
spoonful OF cold water, stirring often.
jSweeten one pint of thick cream with
three tablespoonful OF powdered sugar,
add two and one-half tablespoonfuls of
strong, cold coffee and beat until thick
with an egg beaten. Dissolve the gela-
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Somebody SAYS

When anything is accidentally made
too salt, it can becounteracted by adding
tCaspoOnful of sugar and teaspoonful
of vinegar.
TO curl feathers, put some Goals of fire
on a shovel; sprinkle brown sugar on the
Goals, and hold the feathers in thesmoke.
If you cannot obtain a hearth-rug that
exactly corresponds with the carpet, get
one entirely different for decided con-
trast looks better than a bad match.
Neatness is better than richness, and
plainness better than display.
Powdered potash thrown into rat-holes
will drive the rodents away.
Mice will never gnaw through piece of
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cotton sprinkled with cayenne that is
stuffed into their holes. Mrs. Brown.
The New Dis cOvery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
thing it is. If you have ever tried it,
you are one of it's staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given a trial, DIR. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
free at any drug store.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing between r.
W. Bond. Frank E. Bond, J. d. Conrad and L.
Sherman, under the firm name of Bond Lumber
Company, is dissolved by mutual consent, Frank
e. ROnd and J. b. Conrad continuing the business
at the same place and under the same firm name
f. W. BOND.
j. l.. SHERMAN,
FRANK T.. BOND,
J. B. CONRAD
Bonds Mill, Sept. 80, 1890.
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Discharge Notice.

Notice is hereby given that six months after
date hereof to wit, on the I'd day Of October, A.
D. 1890, the undersigned, Administrative of the
estate OF Patrick BOyce, deceased ate of Volusia
County. Florida will present her final account
County Judge of said county, and ask to be dis
charged from said administration,
CATHARINE BOYCE,
Administrative.
DeLand, Fla, April 2, 1890.
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OMELET SONG.
TUNE-"Pop goes the weasel. >

First open out two nice fresh eggs
BE careful not to spatter;
Whip up the whites to q stiff foam,
The yolks to q stiff batter.
Add to the yolks q little milk,
About a gill you'd better;
Then season as you have been taught
With salt and pepper.
Then lastly add the beaten whites,
And stir in very lightly;
Unless you heed with care this rule,
Your dish may be unsightly
Have ready in frying pan
A good sized piece of butter,
Put on the stove aud wait until
You hear it sputter
When this shall hiss, you'll know it's hot,
And for the mixture ready;
SO put it in, and do not spill
Your hand you must keep steady,
. Now watch it till the form is set,
Then place in a warm oven;
Be careful not to let it scOrch,
That would look sloven.
This omelet I think should cook
Ten minutes to the letter;
And when it's done should look like gold,
And taste very much better!
Reverse upon nice warm plate,
BE sure you do not break it;
With pleasure to the dining-rOOm
Now you may take it.
r G. 3.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-15
Discharge Notice.

Notice is hereby given that six months after
A. d. 1891, the administrator de bonis non of the
estate of Thomas Starke. deceased, will present
his final account and vouchers to the Hon. Sam
uel LOwrie, County Judge of Volusa County
Fla, and ask for final discharge from said ad min-
istratiOn. JAMES ID. STARKE,
Administrator de bonis non OF the estate of
Thomas Starke.
DeLand, Fla, August 27 1890.