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Evening journal., 1891-02-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST

JoHE. said Mrs. Burlington. "before
I married you people predicted that yon
would never get ahead in the world y
And what do you think of their predic
ton nowf Fl only wish they could see
how regularly you get head every satus-
day night. n Washington Post
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A Nonovenarian Deal

Elizabeth Morrison, 80 years old, died
at her home. No. sol Brown street
yesterday. She was native
Of Maryland was unmarried and will be
burieds in the Cherry Hill Cemetery,
MARYLAND
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Bishon's nasaar % r,o.o.

The bishops hazsar ia the Institute
tall will close on snext Tuesday evening.
The contest between Fathers Finn and
bermingham for q trip to Europe will
also close on that day. The bazaar is
well attended and number of articles
are being CHANGED of each evening until
the closing night
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Lecture in st. Jossph's ooIorad church.

A complimentary lecture will be given
ia st Joseph's Colored Temporary Church
on French street, above Tenth, on Mon
Gay evening, February Q. The lecture
will be delivered by Robert d. Ruain OF
Boston on The Attitude OF the Catholic
Church Toward the Negro Mr.. Rutfin
was delegate to the Anti African Slave
Trade Convention held in Lazsrne.
Switzerland in 1889. He is a good
speaker. A qnartette and solo by the
best local talent will be given. Admission
will be by ticket only.
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An Accommodation

F B. Fell, the we'll known drugeist
and prescriptionist at Fifth and Poplar
streets, win oil prescriptions and deliver
the medicine to any part Of tho city
promptly. Anything in his line can be
telephoned for, His number is 3C8.
Evening journal., 1891-02-06

.P.J. Walsh 6 CO.
sos Market ST.,
Have about eight or
ten Fine Fur Capes,
in Monkey, Astral1-
han, Wool, Seal,
Beaver and Persian
Lamb, in sizes "a, SO,
3S and 40, which
they have reduced
from $50, $35 and
$40 to SIG, $40 and
$25, which is less
than ! ! value. We
have also reduce d
three Fine Alaska
Seal Muffs from 500
to $12, and a fine
assortment of Ladies'
Long Coats andHand-
some NeWmarkets re-
duced from 500 to
SO. Misses and
Children's Garments
reduced in same pro-
portion, as we would
rather close them out
at a sacrifice than
carry them over. We
will send on approval
and give ample time
to inspect the goods
and compare value
with any others.
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A Positive Guarantee Of Cure

is issued with Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery when taken for
chronic catarrh III tie head. OF for
chronic bronchial throat or lung disease
IL taken in time, and given fair trial
Money returned II ii don't cure.
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81 PETER What's the matter AZ tie
portaif8 Spirit One Of the Four Fun.
dred has arrived and refuses to 70 il by
the regular gate de wants Ia know
where the stockholderss entrance is. PLY
New York Herald
Evening journal., 1891-02-06

Rogers bros. extra plate teaspoons
with ten err Gu Iantee. $500.
Rows China epot, 41S King street
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REWARDS.
NOTICE.
$500 REWARD.

BY authority OF "Tha Councilaa a reward Of
SaU viii be paid for ha arrest ard conviction
ot the person or persons who shot and killed
CHARLES W. schultz, q memrtr OF the police
force q this cifv on tire night of Wednesday,
dauuary asfh. i-at
AUSTIN HARRINGTON. NeYor.
Evening journal., 1891-02-06

Our daisy, tea set, hand painted with
gold edge at s4 90, eclipses anything on
the market for SO 90.
Rows China Depot. 413 King street.
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NOTIONS.

- =. /
NOTICE.-IF YOU WANT TO = SAVE
~ DOLLARS, insure your property with
hAMklNS q Co, li2 Market Street
M NOTICE-DIvIDEND.
OFFICE or THE WILMINGTON Coal
GAS COMPANY,
WILMINGTON. February g 1891
The directors OF The Wilmington Coal Gas
Company have this day declared dividend of
~ per share f0r the past six months, PAYABLE on
demand. WILLIAM +. TAYLOR, Treas'r,
NO. 500 Shipley street.
NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that will apply 70 the General Assem-
9iy ior divorce from my husband Charles
Moore. tSignedl
HELENA Won. SEVERN MOORE.
wilmington. Jan. 20, 1891.
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we are al free American citizens. en-.
joylug our personal liberty but most OF
rs are IN physical slavery, suffering from
sgrofula, salt rbeum or some other form
of impure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla q
the great blood purifier which gives ply
sical liberty.
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED.-WHITE GIRL F0a GEN
w hkAL Homework. 2ls King street.
WANTED.

hAN1Abs
WANTED. r THE CONSENT OF 1000
~ smokers. 70 send each Fample lot oi
L3t "NlShELM Cigars and a 20 year gold
hiied watch, oy Express q. Q. d., s5.25 and
allow examination
HAyANA CIGAR Co.. Winston. N. G..
WANTED--500 LADIES TO HAVE THEIR
sewing machines repaired at the Nov
city sewing Machine Shops. No. 602 Shipley
street You VIII save money by leaving your
order. Machines bought. sold exchanged OF
i0r rent, per week or month. New and old
machines from s. 20 $40
Evening journal., 1891-02-06

10 yea know, the preacher asked. in
low, earnest accents, that money takes
wingsg u am not sure ot il, solemnly
replied bayro but I've often seen Il
brought down on long shots Mil.
waukee Sentinel.
Evening journal., 1891-02-06
FoR sALE.


TOR SALE.-SHOW CASE FOR SALE
~ cheap. 2is King street
EOR SALH--A GOOD HORSE COMING
years old, sound and well broken. good
driver eise q Ahmton, nserly new. and har-
ness, Apply at No. l0i East Fourteenth St.
Evening journal., 1891-02-06

BOARD AND ROOMS.
-,-s--'-.- 1-et~
NOR RENr.-TWO LARGE FRONT
A rooms, suitable for light house keeping
Address NJ a. this office.
NEJ TED.-BOARDERS; FURNISHED
~ OF unfurnished rooms; good accommo-
dation. lOuo French street.
Evening journal., 1891-04-08
NEWS oE TIE LODGES.
Elections and Installations Now


| Elections and installations Now In
Order.
The following officers Of Moriel En-
campment No 30, Knights of st Johr
aud Mvlta. were iusgailed last evening By
Grand Pryor DR. Charles Drum Funk and
the grand officers: Eminent commander
Charles p Minors; lieutenant com
mandsr, NJ viggoiski; c. OF g.. r. T.
stewart prelate, W. E. Buckmaster
chancellor, w. InderIied; assistau,
chancellor, w d. Alexander; almoner. J
Mckelvey H at A ID. W. Phillips sword
bearer, u A Reyourn marshal, J. M.
| Anderson first guard, r. Il. Hughes
second guard, If O. Nackey; musical
director. J f smith medical examiner.
| Peter Cooper, M y warden. K
kaisor; sentinel, II. A Parsons trustees.
one year, F Smith, two years, WI
liam Lyons, three years. 3 Nj. Minors
The great chiefs of the Great Council
of Delaware, Improved Order OF Red hea,
raised up The chiefs Of Cherokee rrlbe
No a, last evening, as follows: Vensr
| able prophet, Edward Mcintyre; worthy
sachem, Ed oines; seuior ssgamof,
James 7 Semehteen; junior sagamure
Il. r Buckmaster; chief OF recolo,
Charles Mcluiyro; keeper Of wampun, !.
second sannap, f. G. Howard; guard
wigwam, w. W. Hartman; guard ci
forest, Robert Pslfrey first warrior "
W. Cohee; second warrior, Harry W. r
dersloot third warrior, barry 6ro,z,
fourth warrior. IT. NJ salisbury; frs
brave, Thomss e Mcdaniel; secono
brave, J W BlOant.
The Delaware Encampment, No. l,
l. o o r.. had its officers installed las
evening by BWbert A, Roop: o. p
Edmund q. Burton a r., Richard
Burton, Jr S. W., james SaYsrs j.
W., Daniel N Dallas; FIRST w, Edwi
Hirs5; Second w Levi q Springer
Select CASTLE A. o. X Of M O. held
a special meeting last evening, when the
Mark degree was conferred on the past
commanders of the different castles
oxford Castle, A o. X of M O.
initiated fonr new members last evening
and eeeived eight propositions for mem
hPrshiDj
Evening journal., 1891-04-08
Etreets md N Mnra.

The weekly meeting of the Street aud
Sewer directors was held last evening
The city auditors collections amounted
to $47. So; the secretary's $50 75. the
clerk Of the markets $l1I 70. THE
weekly pay roll of 1854 "a WAS ordered
paid The balance iu bank 70 current
expenses was $ll. 1888 10; interceptng
sewer, &24, 410 72. Chief Engineer
5oughmau reported collections amount
ing TO 81 so The quantity OF grading 10
be done on Kirkwood street near the
park WAS 1l5 cubic yards E. w Sill
GOES bin for $50 damage 60 his horse on
West Trout street was laid over Tor a
week. The street commissioner ard
assistant street clmmissioner were di
rect to give the streets the usual
spring cleaning.
The bids fer furnishing terra Gotta
pipe we're opened and read They were
from J. K Ulawson. Philadelphia: Dels-
ware Terra Gotta Company. Pittsburg
Clay Manufacturing Company, NeN
Brighton; McMshany. Porter q Co
New Cumberland, w Va
Bids for cement we're received from
g d Mccall Company aud Charles
Warner Company. which we're also Lie
over until next meeting.
Bids for stone were received from
Michael Donahoe, John Barrow, McKen-
drick & scott. and an unsigned bid sup
posed 60 be that of p. P Tyne All th,
bids we're laid over for a week
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Park and Water Commissioners and street
aud sewer DIreators.

Park aud Water Commissioners and street
aud Sewer Directors.
The usual meeting Of the Park Com
missiouers was held yesterday afternoon
at the Board Of Health rooms William VI.
Candy IN the chair Those present were
Joseph A Richardson, secretary; William
! Candy, John G. Farra, William Bancroft,
ueJrgs Boughman, and Major Samuel
Candy President Canoy asked that the
executive committee be vested with au-
thority to sell certain buildings ON the
ground de also reported that some
ooys had been destroying property about
the park and policeman had been sent
to put stop to their depredations II
was decided 60 purchase number OF new
benches for the park.
A motion was passed asking the Legis-
lature to appropriate $50 600 instead OF
Sl0. 600 annually, as heretofore for the
maintenance OF the proper condition Of
the park grounds It wss egreed 70 get
some large trees to be planted lin kirk-
wood park, and a motion was passed that
the park may hereafter recover expenses
for paving and curbing along pris At e
property ao i4csnt to the grounds The
plan TO extend the city limits so as to
tlbiAhf ANVchloth thIA hHh htulutIt
parkway ard adjacent lands WAS ap
proved. The following bill relative 10
the new park roadway, will be presented
TO the Legislature:
"Be It enacted, etc.
Section That the Street aud Sewer
Directors OF said city are authorized to
change and dele mins the curb lines of
said avenue provided that when eurbs
shall have been set before any such
change In the lines. they shall be reset at
the expense of the Street and Sewer De-
partment, and also authorized to define
what parts of the said avenue between
the curb and the property lines shall be
paved and the nature of such pavement
Section 3 That no railway track
shall be allowed along said avenue; hat
the roadway thereof shall be m lde such
as will be desirable for driving on; aud
that no doorstep or other aPpurtenauce
to any building shall hereafter be erected
so as to enoroach on the avenue
Section That the park commits
sioners of Wilmington are authorized 60
set, SOW and take charge of trees, grass
and other plants on the unpRved parts
Of the space between the curb lines and
the property lines on Gilpin avenue
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woman. knffrnr. at Ashnrr

Trustees were elected last night at As
bury. and the election was attended with
unusual Interest Woman suffrage was
put in force for the first time. OF the
124 votes cast, the largest poll in the
history OF the church. one half were bv
the women. Legal advice had been
secured, according to the order Of the
society meeting held on Monday evening,
to the effect that all members of the
church were entitled TO vote. AS the
discipline Of the church was silent on the
matter. the judge decided that womer
over 81 years Of age conld vote. The
pol were opened at p. m. and closed
at 9p. m and the following psrson
were elected; William B. Wharton, Johl
p Lord. William e, Day and Harry +
PlowmaR.
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Inn I.ri.n. Elr.l

Repr ssentives of All the ice coupe MET
of this city held a meeting yesterday
afternoon to regulate the price Of ice foi
the coming Season. No intention to rais'
prices exist The Ice crop this Year is
up to the average and prices will BE-
about the same as for several years. The
following scale Of prices was agreed upon
Recall by the hundred or fraction thereof
so cents; Wholesale 80 so so cents. &c
coFding to the quantity to he furnished.
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from Joseph Michael Greenberg. Bertlt
married Greenberg. He was already
married and had two children. She did
not know it The Senate held that there
was not any marriage In the last instance
and did not require divorce.
Mr. Cranston introduced bill to in
corporate the Glynrick Land Company.
The incor porators are Henry c. Conrad,
Edgar NJ HooLes, and Edgsr L Haynes.
The capital stock is limited TO 81. 600.
The House bill limiting the iien Of
judgments TO ten years was laid on the
table In the place Of It's birth
Cyrus White, manager Of the Diamond
State Match Comp pany, and Mayor Har
rinRton we're ia Dover toe day.
Senator Plling introduced his Consti-
tutional Amendment bill in the Senate
to day.
Our patrons will dnd Fellheimer here
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Onera Hnnse.

Rice's 6ne spects production will
be presented At the Grand Opera House
on Friday evening. Splendid scenic
effects are promised
The tsleneed McGibney Family will
appear on Saturday afternoon ard even
ing.
The Pauline Hall Opera Company will
sing the tuneful opera ''Amorita" next
Monday evening Many favorites are il
the company.
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DLMLl.

McBRIDE.-In this city, on April 3, Jol n
II. Mcbride aged 52 years.
MlTCHELL.-In this city, April p, Edward
T. Mitchell, aged 32 years.
$ ANDERSON In this city on the 5th in
stant, Elizabeth A., daughter Of John w and
Mary L. Sanderson. agei 10 mo- tbs.
TUMLIN. .--On April 2. Sarah. widow OF the
late John T. Tumlin, in the 18th year Of her
age.
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water uomnl Isslonrrs.

In the absence Of Willi4m r. Porter
Colonel Christian Febiger presided at th,
meeting Of Water Commissioners las
evening Ths balance In bank to current
expenses was sos 0iS 90. The weekly
pay roll of $3.50 IS was ordered paid
The petition Of w. @. Jinoall for
water pipe on 6ilpn avenue near Broom,
street was referred TO Chief Engineel
Bond The petition OF John H. Forrest fo
water pipe on Fifteenth street betweei
Heald and Clay mont was granted
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Aon.IemY Id nInAIc.

Cleveland's Colored Carnival Minstrsls
will appear at the Academy OF Music this
evening Ia a strong program The Lon
don Gaiety Girls will hold the boards foi
the last three nights Of the week,
Evening journal., 1891-04-08

William j, Mclaughlin will give his
formal opening, Tuesday, April Ia, 1891.
at No 429 West Second street. His
friends and the public In general are in
vited 20 be present.
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LoT NO. 2.

125 pairs Men Z. .Fsne Calf, hook, lace,
button aud Congress Some Of these
are very fine and BAND MADE ana
sizes, but not in every style; regular
prices. $4 so, 90 50 and 81 so; Ia
duced to So. S225 and $l.76.
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THE
OTHEL.LO
RANGE

Our success in the sale of
this splendid stove is the best
proof of its merit. Don'hin-
lite trouble and expense by
Saying an inferior range when
q Slight advance in the amount
you intend to pay will secure
YOU a stove which will prove
a continued delight.
We can fit out your home
not only with stoves, but with
almost everything in the house
furnishing lire.
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wARRrNn.

ELMER PIERCE At Faulkland, on
April 2, by Rev. John ID. Blake, Frank
Elmer aud Julia A. Pierce.
LEWENHAUPT-BA Whining
ton, Del, on Thursday, April z. at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Count Rein
hold A. Lewenhaupt of Swe ien-Norway. to
Ellen. daughter OF Hon. Thomas b. Bayard
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L0T NO s.

115 Pairs Misses Fine Kid Strsdght
Goat and PeSble Button with heel
and spring heel, opera toe, common
sense and 9uare toe, one OF the best
bargains ever known. regular price,
90 SO, 81 % aud $2, reduaed 10
81 so, 81 so, 81 25
Evening journal., 1891-04-08

The Equitable Life holds larger
surplus, writes larger annual business,
has a larger amount Of insurance in force
and pays larger dividend than any
other company in the world.
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LOT NO. I.

1856 pairs Ladies F3Es Kid. Pebble
and Straight Goat, button, square
toe, common sense and opera toes,
hexible sewed, all siEes and widths,
but not in every style; regular
rrices, s3 so, 50 751 80 50 and 81 25;
reduced TO 80 80, 81 80, $l.75 and
81 so,
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THE GREAT FRICsN KEW~DY
For. DYSPEPSIA and INDlGF STION, p'e-
pared only by GEORGE w. MCLAUGHLIN,
and Sold by WM. KITCHENS. $. W. Cor
Fourth and Walnut streets. Wilmington.
Del and Druggists generally.
Mr.. George W. McLaughlin-D Dear SIR: Two
bottles OF your Great African Remedy com
pletely cured me of the d. eper eia OF which
WAS a sufferer. ] recommend it 70 all 50
afflicted. Respectfully,
Dennis +. MARGEREUM,
sH kRfton wood street.
ErGE Y oOTt Del. Dec p, 1880.
Mr.. George w. Mel iughlin, ; 50: l have
been a sufferer from indigestion Tor some time
and after trying various preparations wi houl
relief tried your Great African Remedy and
aIn glad TO say that am wep ] take pleasure
in recommending it t. the public. Very truly
yours. W. II. LESAGE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Odds aud Ends at Fellheimer's sig
Market street. 8Oc pound
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All the above are high class
Shoes, nothing short OF a per.
plexity somewhere, or "a clear
ing out of remnants such as we
are now making can ever bring
the prices so low as now.
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LOT NO. ..

96 Pairs Boys Fine Calf Hook
Lsee and Button, all sizes and
widths. but not In every style, some
are genuine Hand SeusS, regular
prices. "a 90 So 81 rs, &2,0O. 81 70.
and 81 So, reducsd 10 81 so, $3.50,
81 %, $l.25 and $lOO
Evening journal., 1891-04-08

A To consult in
coon. buying Spring
Clothing is
GUIDE your pocket
Z book. 1t can
generally give you some
idea of what you want.
The best is always the
cheapest, and if you will
only bear this in mind
you will be saved much
vexation. AT Sixth and
Market good value is al
ways given and there you,
will always find the best
qualities.
Styles are the latest.
workmanship and fit can
not be excelled.
Our special $40 90
Suits, in cutaway and
sack, all made here, are
going off nicely, and a
better knock-about suit is
not to be had.
From SIo to S25 one
floor is filled with Mems
Suits. and the taste that
cannot be satisfied here is
a peculiar one indeed.
j. 7. Mullin & Son,
Tailors, eth & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
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Over and Over Again

We have offered many good
bargains in Shoes, but'we have
BARGAINS this week which
OUTTOPS them all
To clean out the broken lines
in some Of the best Shoes made
for Men, Women, Misses, Boys
and Children, we have made
big br ak in prices. cutting
them down one third and more
from the lowest figures they
have ever been known to
sell for.
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WORKING FOR THE LOAN
Half a Million Dollars for the
City Streets.
COMPROMISE FOR THE BANK TAX

Poor outlook for oyster BnI-LegaIlty OF
the railroad Dsal-DeIawars Terminal
Ranroad Company BnI-t du-
cation Opposed.
Evening journal., 1891-04-08
DEPARTMENT MEETINGS.

Our patrons will fnd Fellheimer here
tter al Sl2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-04-08
cosmop oil an Police Bin

The act TO provide for the appoint
ment of y municipal police commission
for the city of Wilmington, was intro
duced in the House to day by Mr.
Smith II provides that after July 1,
1891, the police department shall be n
rhe handa OF a board Of police commits
sfoners, composed Of the mayor. and two
sober and discreet persons TO be appointed
by the governor
Evening journal., 1891-04-08
Governor'a AppoIntmsnt.

The absorbing topics In the lower
part OF the state House 10 day were the
appointments of Registrar Of Wills for
Kent county. 10 I'll the Office made vacsn,
by the death of James L. Heverin, snd
state librarian, 10 fill the office vacated
BY John O. Gooden. term expired
The governor was besieged by dele
galions all day. First came the friend,
Of the registrar candidates. Colonel b
T. Cooper went before the governor will
400 letters OF recommendations and peli
tions representating 1000 names, Petei
K Meredith, his strongest opponent, anS
the other candidates had letter, and dels
cations
These delegates were followed by The
elega'ions of the. rival candidates 70
/ the $3.50 Office OF state librarian.
Then came delegations from New
Castle. Kent and Sussex for would
school uperintendents.
All day long the odds have been $25 {
81 on Cooper for register of wills, an
Herman c. 6ruwell for state ibrarlR,
and they could find no takers. Til
appointments will be made to-morro
morning.
| The House to-day passed the !bill SUI
Elementary TO the charter of the Nj
mington Coal Gas Company.
Tue House passed the following Sena
bills: To renew the charter Of Daml
Lodge. h Of P ; to incorporate the Y
O A. Of Wilmington to incorporate ii
John T. Dickey Company.
The Senate to day indefinitely pos
/ | poned the House bill to divorce Berl
Evening journal., 1891-04-08

ISAAC c. PYLE, PRor.
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MEDICAL.
Is Your Disease Chronic?

There numbeess old chronic cases. that the medi-
cal profession acknowledge they cannot master.
The record that s. s. S. has made in
curing this class of diseases is with
out parallel. 1t matters not what is
the origin of the complaint or of how
long standing, S. S. S. is almost in
fallble as curative agent:
In cases OF general debility, shattered constitu.
tion or worn out system, it is without an equal
1t cures old sores, ulcers and gun-shot wounds
that refuse to heal up under any other treatment.
BOOKS ON BLOOD AND DISEASES MAILED FREE.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Orkney Springs and Baths
SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VA.

F. Tenney & Co., Lessees and Proprietors.
Bear Wallow. Healing Arsenic, Sulphur and
Iron Springs" Bowling alley, shooting gal
lery, lawn tennis archery and other amuse-
ments; splendid rides and drives. Largest
swimming pool in Virginia. Hot and cold
baths. The three hotels are supplied with
water from the mountain. Seven cottages.
Accommodations for 1000 Altitude {. 800 feet
above sea level; cool and dry; sanitation per.
feet; no mosquitoes Dr.. c. W. Chancellor of
Baltimore and DR.. r. T. Chamberlain of Wash
inEton will be in attendance Prof. Shroeder's
brass and string band will furnish music Ad-
dress F. TENNEY g. CO.. National Hotel.
washington, D. c., until June Is, after that at
Orkney Springs.
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LOOKOUT MT. HOUSE

Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Finest view OF situation on mountain Excel.
lent table; homelike. refined; accommodates 200
per month. Take broad guage railroad at
Georgia avenue depot, get of at Ross avenue.
?. 81. WEILBACHER, Manager.
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Facts speak louder than words Simmons
Liver Regulator has cured bowel disorders
Ad
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Fine neckwear in GRAPE grenadine and
summer silks at LaFar's.-Ad.