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When Eve six years old fell OF of a big wagon
and struck on my and when somewhat older be-
realize that there obstruction Of my nose
j never had much discharrs IRON my ross bu, ID
seemed 70 run into my throat and kept hawking
and splitting all the time had an awful time In the
Iaornins clearing my throat. Just soon - came
mse warm room WAS IN perfect misery. My nose
would stop mp and I would commence sIstting
Could not 10 the theater other places amuse-
meEt that account. ] have always had great
taste for music but account Of my and nose
could not accomplish my desire.
commenced treatment with Or. jordan . few weeks
and since under his treatment there has been
great Improvement in my voice, which now has .
range Of nearly two octAyes. my clear and
free and am s.sn TO say that my Improvement Is
very marked. and feel that 70 - my duty others
troubled In the sane way. know vhsrs they OBJ
lain relief.
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A PRESSURE GAUGE.
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Persons Ought to Understand Il.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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PIANOS.
''Ths sweetest-.on-d piano made" guaranteed for
lifetime; factory prices: slo payments.
ocl7-Im !. g. SMITH. 1925 Penn. ave.
EoR BARGAINS IL M. ABLE line PIANos
l. and ORGANS cal a, the kE@kader Piano AScrcy.
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Practical piano maker. &C .sto,5
1NHE FINEST LINE OF THE LTADfSe PIANOS
Decker bros steI ,ssr az o ixey pr
standard make. and thorOach!y Fesiabe. Panos Tor
rent. Bargains 10 seoona-Eand pianos aud orsans
SANDERS 4 sTAYNAY.
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- @as6.ns+oi. D. C.
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SPECIALTIES.

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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
DE. LEON.
AGA ST., BET. ~ AND 9Th SITS. NV.
The well-known ladies' physician. be consulted
daily from 10 to / and . to q Prompt treatment
oc1-2ws
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L HE BERLIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.

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DROP. Z. R. DUMAINE WILL OPEN THE NINTH
ton In French the LIST of October Special attention
given to conversation Call 800 2lst n Sc 1m'
AIRS. C. II. THOMPSON OF LONDON. ENGLAND,
Iu certihcated at Cambridge, College OF Preceptors,
South kensngton School OF Art and Stuttgart Con-
servatoye has opened her class for grls I'LL
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CoLUABIA. COLLEGE OF coMMERck,
" 63 La.svs. opposite city post onaeA
c. K. URNER. 4. n. c.E., pr1n.
Sixth year % business educator In this city FL
sses q he sssS% a. q nn Mse
sscssoa q lea z Fac. i e
a BIZ sou5sss Husiness Ensiiah. Accountancy, Civl
snihnsi.:ts .sachinS 4Sorou1S and prsc. sad
guished saccess. sitaasaons vhsn compsssnt Send
s 9s s. Tss e ths
EDUCATE IoR BysINEss, =
II THE sPENCERIAN fUsfNEss ooLLE0L
Twenty.seyenti sc6olsste yssr bs.sn russday, Sep.
!rscticaf Bus1sss, School Il frepssssory 7nsiisS.
seh0Si Of shSrshand spd Ty1sSItas sP.nesr.a Psa
Dr.wtns. FUN corps Of iHssrucso1. Moderate rstss
sssyses q ocs
opsa every business day. Call or end for nev !lus-
iOsmsaon. Nh. 1xRx 4. SPfNcxS.
a9S4 Principal aAd Propnetoe
WAsHIMaToM YEMALk sEAINAnr. 2os2 4
4natheinatica. LAtin). 80 10 $40 mDdern lan9uag.
driving. mnsc. sxsfs; boarding pupils. o260. Co6ph-
ns q ss,?s''- 6 esss ss.
MAsssE 0OII1HSytD q JlI 22SS91l0S' 0AA10sE
49, ~ -, sdy.ssea CHG ts.skSS - tsof
49,: ss s:: 81 q hs $500 :.s
We f1iI ~ q svs6aa6 ssa5oaA . pss61sssd tens
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
w. c. r. u. STATE convENrros.

The State Convention Of the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union will
be held In the Broadway M. L. Church,
Salem, beginning next Tuesday even
ing, October Goth, and continuing UNI
til Friday, the 23d. Tie session on
Tuesday evening will be occupied with
short talks by the county Presidents.
On Wednesday morning addresses Of
welcome will be given by Rev. A. Law
renee, the pastor of the church, and
Mrs. II. p, Patterson, the President of
the Salem Union. which will be re-
spoDded to by Mrs. II. G. Hildebrand,
of Camden, after which Mrs. s. J. q.
Downs, State President, : will deliver
her annual address. The sessions dur
ing the day will be occupied with rou-
tine work, and on Wednesday evening
the Anniversary Of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union will
be held in the Presbyterian church. 10
be addressed by Mrs. Fannie j. Barnes,
of New Pork. On Thursday evening,
the meeting will be held in the First
Baptist Church, when addresses will be
made by Mrs. Sallie +. Chaplin, Presi-
dent Of the W. g. T. U. of South
Carolina and Anthony Comstock. of
New York, Secretary of the Society for
the Suppression of Vice.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
U N

Postmaster milford, OF Salem, has
been inspecting the other post Offices in
Salem county, under instructions of
the Postmaster General.
AT last Saturdays matinee races ut
Woodstown Bellman trotted a half
mile in LIZ, doing the last quarter In
"a. He Will make the fall season at
Hedgefeld stock farm as will be seen
in another column.
The purses for the meeting at Thun-
derbOlt Track, nea Salem, on the 9th
and 2Sth, aggregate $1,000, divided as
follows: 8 min. class, purse $500; 2:45
purse $500; 2:37 class, purse 5000; 2:30
class, purse $500; 2:25 class, purse S4O0.
Records made after September 25th
will be no bar to entry in the several
classes. The kite-shapei track will be
in good condition.
The Sharptown NJ. Il. Sunday School
will hold an oyster festival on Thurs
day afternoon and evening, 22d inst,
in the X. of p. Hall at that place.
There will he al abundance of oysters,
also ice cream, confectionery, fruits.
etc. Supper, so cts. !; children under 10
years, % cts.
Elijah Simkins, of Salem, who is 20
years old, was the first officer sworn in
one Salem's police force and has served
for "a years.
Ebenezer Dunn, ex Mayor of Salem,
died last Sunday, aged IS years. He
VA one of Salem's most active bust.
ness men.
Two stacks of straw on Sheriff New
ellis farm in Warrington were burned
last Saturday.
Director of the Board Of Freeholders
Alfred b. Shule and wife, Of Manning
ton, celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary last Saturday and gave a.
SYMPTOMS feast to the large number of
friends present.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16

LITTLE Rock Oct. "a prize Of
S100, offered by the Bradley County
Fair Association to the man exhibiting
the largest family, was awarded at
Warren on Friday to Benjamin Parnell.
There were several competitors, hut
Parnell distanced all by appearing on
the Fair grounds with his wife and
ninety. eight descendants twenty-one
were his own offspring, fifty we're
grandchildren and twenty-seyen were
great grand children. :
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA, October 18th, 1891

Sets you thinking Of Elan
nels, doesn't it? Here they
are heaped up in a way to
take the chill off Jack Frost
himself.
In Eiderdown and Jersey
Flannels by long odds the
handsomest line we ever had.
The novelty effects, so fashion
able in many dress goods, ap.
pear in them too--odd plaids,
ragged stripes, dots of color
fecked and specked on the
soft, heecy face of the stuff
like rainbow splinters on a
field of n~ew-fallen snow.
~Eiderdowns, plain, 37lc, Csc, zoe
E~iderdowns, figured, IS, rs, Sc, 81
Jersey Stripes, 65c.
Flannels are strong all along
the line-never stronger. The
original qualities of Shaker
Flannel "a to IN ounces to
the yard) are oul in full force.
From fine, carefully selected
woods, Mrunken, and made to
our order. White, gray,
brown and scarlet, As to 75c.
White and Colored En-
broidery Flannels are in fullest
feather.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16

October Book NEWS (Phila. has for
frontispiece a portrait Of Sara JEAN
nette Duncan, author Of IAN Ameri-
can Girl in London" and IA Social De-
partnre." The biographical sketch
tell us that, as Mrs. G. e. Cotes, she
now makes her home in Calcutta, In
dia where her husband has a govern
ment appointment. Another authors
picture published here for the first time
is of Mr.. A. T. Q. Couch. known to
readers OH both sides the ocean as 20"
No more complete review of latest book,
with news Of their authors, is publish
ed. Book News has always pictures
from the new books. supplemental to
the descriptive price list, notices and
reviews.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16

is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case c;
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
vertised Druggist a bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed TO bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs, or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc.,
etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to taste,
perfectly safe, and can always be depend
ed upon. Trial bottles free at ". John
sons Drug Store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
nEpUpLrcAn coUrrY coNyEsrIor

The Republicans of Salem count,
held their convention to nominate
candidate for Assembly in Woodstown
Oh Tuesday. M. d. Dickinson, chair
mar of last convention called the con.
yention TO order and Capt. j. d
Whitaker was made chairman and j
Forman Sinnickson, Secretary. After
the appointing of committees the con
vention took u ecess
Upon reassembling at 2 O'Clock the
temporary organization was made per
maneni. When the townships were
called for nominations Upper Penn's
Neck presented the name Of James F.
Layton and when Pilesgrove vas call
ed Richman Coles nominated VIM. f.
Hunt, of Oldmans, in a forcible speech.
No other candidates were presented
and James +. Layton withdrew his
name in favor of Mr.. Hunt, whose
nomination was made unanimous. Mr..
Hunt was brought forward and accept
ed the nomination.
The committee on resolutions report
ed the following which were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Republicans of Salem
county, in convention assembled, re-afirm their
allegiance to the national and state platforms,
and their belief in and the support Of the great
American principle OF projection Of home In
~dustries. under the fostering care Of which the
tnc ! ~ sni hn.sse snsa III our , county nave grown
the world, while at the same time the kindred
interest of labor has shared In this prosperity,
and i y 70 this principle alone that the condi.
so far above his fellow laborer Of the old world.
To continue the beneficent effects OF this princi.
gress, and under its operations md the new
American idea Of reciprocity, the people are al
ready reaping substantial benefits In the lower
ton, and the prospect is fattering for still great
er benefits as the provisions OF the law shall be.
come better understood and the operations un-
which the laboring man or farmer buys has
been increased In price by the Mckinley law,
while on the Other hand there has been a saving
county In the one article OF sugar alone.
RESOLVED, That we hearty approve Of the
wise and conservative administration Of Presi-
dent Harrison, which has been such a factor in
promoting business confidence and in pr0duc.
Ing the general prosperity that now prevails.
We believe in that cardinal American prin-
fi ngf cs al see KS eo 'In, 20 rsne..d ana ana condemn 20 nae, with
tion Of the peoples rights by the Democratic
L IeG and iss N at ehniaact1ng st sae Excise Is su Commission hm
derit by Gov. Albeit, by which the Clearly ex.
pressed will Of the people Is oyerriden and their
81 olH p=atronas sei for p "a Us | Tpy %poIitica AZ n 8 m nases.
We call upon the people q Salem county 70 re-
i 4sSe t9 risb bhsef i've Whieh w one tn map clearly Il msd est AZ
antocrat 81 The entire State. Such a centraliza.
ton 81 81 power IL nI,democratic and un-American
We arraien he b Der legislature for its
extIravagant increase in salaries for public ON
ttai fa anaYe sn 81 G ibs Stst 2. new Says om hssn oy . waica
with an additional burden Of some $4,000.
It Is time for retrenchment rather than in.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
MATTED

KESLER-MUNYAN AT the residence of
the brides mother, in PENIS Grove, Oct. 10th.
1891, by Rev. r.. }. Patterson, Alfred Kesler and
Miss Amanda NJ. Munyan, both OF Penn's
Grove.
Of the brides parents, in Pennsyille, October
9Th, by Rev. A. Lawrence. Isaac Fowler and
Miss Lizzie +. Lawrence. both OF Pennsville.
SHOEMAKER-GRUFF-0n Sept. 30th, at
Ward Clark, Frank Shoemaker, OF Penn's
Grove, and Miss Anna Bell Gruif, OF Bridge
mort.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
PROFITS or

From July II to September "a, when
solid car peach shipments over the
Delaware Railroad began and ended,
$751; carloads were shipped. Allowing
900 baskets to each car the shipments
were 3,2l0,600 baskets. In addition
1900, 900 baskets were shipped by other
routes from the Peninsula. One mil
lion baskets were used in Delaware and
allowed to rot in the orchards, thus
making the 1891 Peninsula peach yield
6,210, 600 baskets. An estimate of the
growers profits is 81, $50. 650-25 cents
Der basket,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption. Dir.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, ard we stand ready to
refund tho purchase price, il satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. NJ. Johnson, Drug
Q,stS-
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
Thirteenth and Market streets
NOTICE.


IN Registry and Election, in an for each
and every election district and voting precinct,
In the County OF Salem. Will meet on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891,
At ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, for
Boards will meet on TUESDAY, the Thirteenth
day Of October next, at the places in their re.
IKE 4 next election will be held, at ten O'clock in
the morning, and continue in session until nine
O'Clock in the evening, for the purpose Of trans
books two lists or registers, OF the names. resi-,
dences and street numbers, II any, OF all per.
sons in their respective election districts entitled
ton. or who shall personally. appear before
them for that purpose, or who shall be shown to
the satisfaction OF such board OF registry and
election to have legally voted in that election
district at the last preceding election herein for
Members Of the General Assembly, or who shall
be shown by the affidavit IN writing OF some
er therein and further, that on TUESDAY, the
Twentyseventh day Of october next, the said
Board u q Reg g; fys ana m Election WI meet al the
O'Clock and remain in session until nine o'clock
in the evening, for the purpose Of revising, and
corr ecting the original registers, OF adding
thereto the n ames Of all persons entitled to the
right OF suffrage in that election district at the
next election, who shall appear In person before
OF some voter In such election district to be a
legal voter therein, and OF erasing .thereform
the name, Of any person who, after a iair ,oppor-
titled to vote therein byreason Of non-residence
CLINTON kelly,
County Clerk.
Salem n. j., Sept. Is, 1891.
List Of places for holding November Election
and for tie meeting OF the Boards OF Registry
and Election.
SALEM.
East Ward.
Eiret Precinct. -tspo. McDOnnOlS, corner oil
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. D. w. C. McIntire's Sunday
morning subject will be Credentials of
Christ" Evening subject, Reward
for every one."
Epworth League prayer and praise
service In st. Paul's Church Sunday
evenings at 6.45 p. NJ.
Rev. G. S. Meseroll's Sunday evening
subject will be .'The Rich Farmer"
Rev. II. J. tatterson's Sunday morn.
ing subject iu Bethel u. p. Church
will be "The Christians Reward.n
Evening subject, Earnest Supplica-
tion."
Rev. d.. W. G. McIntire will give
his lecture on the Humorous Side of
Itinerant Life on the Peninsula. in the
Emmanuel Church next Monday even
ing at 7.30 p. M, for the benefit of the
of the Mite Society. Admission free
but a white collection expected. Mr..
McIntire recently gave this popular lec-
ture in st. Pauls Church to a small aud
fence and every n who heard it was
more than pleased. He has been request.
ed TO give it again and the pleasure with
which it was received before should in
sure a large audience. Don't fail to
hear 1t.
Through the kindness of Mr.. Brice,
Of Is North Seventh ST., Phila., the
PENIS Grove Baptist Mission has been
furnished a fine Estey Organ. A Sun
day School has been organized, a good
supply of papers, and lesson helps and
100 volumes of good books. Sunday
School every Sunday at 10 A.. NJ.
Preaching at 2:30 P. M. Prayer meet
ing Friday evening at 1880. A cordial
invitation IL extended to all who may
desire to attend any of these services.
j. C. STUMP, Missionary Pastor,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
WANAMAKER,S.

makes and qualities, excellent
(some of them latest) patterns
in large variety, sufficient to
stock one or two ordinary Car
pet stores. Look down the
list and you will see that the
varieties are numerous, the
quantities large.
administers.
rs pieces-19 patterns-Bigelow
Administers, reduced from 2 to
S1.65.
WzAkoxs..
Ga pieces-24 patterns-English
Bigelow, Lowell and Hartford
Wiltons, reduced from 1925
$3.50 and S2.7 to $1.75.
80 pieces-14 patterns-reduced
from 2 to S1.65.
MoqneAtes.:
81 pieces-21 patterns-at S1.25
Regular values 1.50 and $3.50.
Brussels:
1853 pieces-4 patterns-English
Bigelow, Lowell and Hartford
Brussels, at S1.20. The 1.35
and 81. so grades.
Tapestries:
1870 pieces-16 patterns-at zoe.
Regular S5-cent goods.
Mgyains:
so pieces extra Super Ingrains, all
wool-Lowell and other best
makes-at 65 cents. Regularly
rs and 80 cents.
Nearly all Of these patterns
are complete with fve-eighth
borders. The Hall patterns
mostly have Stair Carpet and
o-inch borders to match.
October Book News is
brimming with bookish bright
ness. Portrait Sara Jeanette
Duncan.
The price of Book News is
absurdly little-5c a copy, soc
a year.
More than 1900 pages choic-
est reading in the Century Ma
gazine for I8eo-to October.
You can haze it tr $500
two volumes bound in green
cloth. A year ago over 1000
of the earlier volumes went
from here in a few days.
What Of the nea0 Books.
Heaping in, heaping in every
day. Here's a glance at a
few of the newsstand bright
young readers.
Courage. Ruth Ogden (author of
ga Loyal Little Red Coat'), IS
Sweet Content. Mrs. MoleswoIth, $1.35.
The Red Grange. Mrs. Wordsworth, s1.0O
Nichols, S1.35.
Stand by the Union. Oliver Optic, S1.1O
Marcy, the Blockade Runner.
5 Castlemon. 30
Through Forest and Fire. Ed Ellis, 30
The Squire's daughter. Lucy c.
Lille, S1.0O
The Little New Neighbor. Mary d.
Brine. 10
My Little Margaret. Mary D. Brine, rs
The Carrot and the Garden. Bal
lantyne. 80
The Constable's Tower. Charlotte
M. Yonge, 80
Famous English Statesmen. Sarah
K. Bolton, $1.00
Dutton's Holiday Annual for 1891, 80
Sunday for 1892, rs
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth n Market streets
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
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