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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
Somm,s n SOM tr.rucrioy.
sale of Valuable lI"r-c,, Property of the
Late AIunln NcwIin

l.. W. Sudhan, A Son wrtiancors ,s
mis- civ Momllv snIj n nmI,i,a .,,,,., ~
a liunf6rr II yaimbi bnT,.s ~" Ne ,o,T".
al tllr late AEr,lm swim 'rIn, l5I.,l'nni
place at the WnyrrIy Ii,Il st,,cE f.,r,,,
near stanton. Thrfe were nbont , AN,
prI,rtlr ,,rr,rnt rlhr hflyrr. VIVA
thcn. were afraid 81 tbc drrad 'd ,.,,,s !"
anthrax, which is prryaIrui IN H., l,n.'ii,,,
and lurthis reasa,, Tie b,l,IiI,, ven. ,mt -
s.fritrd M ii ninl,t l,,vr ,6 n" ri,n VIZ WIN, ~
Wh,rrthe -lle t,r,k ,l,trr IL m.I,. 4 ,t',,
li,i hui Il r,sy failm from Ma ,li!fr,,,, ~
frCt,s,l by the tlisa4ts,,
Thr iir.t horse ,tfrrrl r,, col, ,,o.
Norris ~. a brown rcElinp \ years nIIi
ana Ii hanIy hirh NTH 4 r%r,,rj ~ :, ,,',ii'
lie Won III pinflIr, st,ikn "A Is,i,m,,r,. II
tbr,ei strai.ht heats over n Lo,tl-J- tr',r j.,
1.2.,l. 81 and .gG lie drIr,,trd - mi
ni h Horses. ne hus trntfr,i n M" n,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
EIRE P4NIo ~ a CnnRCn.


burihs the Win hush to Escape.
FoRHsrviLLE, MIcH., Aug. ga
Roman Catholic church three miles
from this place was destroyed by fire
yesterday. and the following people
were burned: Miss l'illie Gustin, fatally;
William Grant, seriously; Mrs. Jane
Armstrong, seriously
The fire was discovered while services
were being held and wild panic en-.
sued among the members of the con.
grcgation. Women and children were
trampled upon and many OF them were
badly bruised
Miss Gustin, who was fatally burned
was SO seriously hurt during the mad
rush for the doors that She was unable
10 make her escape and was caught by
the flames. The value of the church
was SO, 800.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
pnLLIDELPHI4 .4FEILRs.

Deaths last week numbered Az which
is 80 more than during the previous week
and - more than during the correspond
ing period last year, Among the causes
We're Cholera infantum, 80; consumption
Of the lungs 49, diphtheria, IL. dyscntery,
=; typhoid fever, ~; inflammation of the
lungs, 10; inflammation of the stomach
and bowels, 10; whooping cough, 8.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
HRIDGh rL4NS icCEprnD.
Levy Comrt'- Washington street Drudge
Committee fakes au import, ut stem.

'-'NN '"'r' washington street tsftdsc
Committee Fakes an important step.
Al the mruheFs If the Levy tmirt
committee ON plans Tor the new Washing.
ton street UriiW site met saturday
Wien the llNus submitted ~ The Della
ware Constructs Company WCrrucrptrd.
i'hr committee, uf,jcrri tia. mds be
Advertised lVr tie constructions of the
bridge "a tnseIaHS. Bids wtIl bcUUrncd
On Monday Srplrulhur Jth, The auecess
ful bidder must 1--WE a bond 6f SauuJu.
The plan, rHli Tor a >lr"l bridge tCroSs
the lIrauiywuu III NH-Lmudum Street
The tuttl lrngth Will hrG.l fppt, width 10
Feet wmErulls rcrs Y, Z ~ \ rs feet.
lights each, Of electricity 0r gas. 'rhebasr
ot the bridge will be - tcot above the
water.
The bridge Is to be finished for travel
fy December D.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

MiLwAuKEE, WIS, Aug. 3d. Fire which
broke ont at 3 O'clock this morning, in thc
Faux, Jung 4 liorchet brewery, In south
Side, destroyed The brew house, elevator
and boiler house, The elevator contained
liOOp bushels Of malt, valued at SlUD,OOO
aud the brew house 2O,uU barrels of beer,
The total loss will foot up about $3.50, 900.
The fire is still burning. Insurance not
known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

SnESANDoAm, PA, Aug GA fatal
accident occurred al kehlcy Run col.
licry, by which Lewis Itmghriser mel
his death While ut his work in Il breast
he was struck in the abdomen by large
lump Of coal which had become loose
and fell. lie was sohadly crushed that
he lived only one hour after the acct
dent. lie leaves widow and one child
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
Fatal Collision Of Freight Trains.

HoRTuN, kAs., Aug. pa terrible col
west of here occurred yesterday on the
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific road, in
which Brakeman Thomas Douglass lost
his life. The two tiremen were fatally in
jured. A misunderstanding of orders is
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

neutrality-suspicious. of Gnzette aud journal
LEwEs, Aug 3l.-Thc Dickinson College
Quartet gave concert at School House
Hail. Saturday evening last. The audience
was greatly delighted with their college
songs and y0dles. They are possessed Of
fine voices, have made themselves masters
of what they sing, and are prepared to
please any audience Sabbath evening
they sang in the Methodist Episcopal
church, which was crowded to hear them
The Rev. T. 49, Harvey, one Of the quartet
preached very acceptable sermon in the
evening,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

The Wilmington City Railway Company
has received from Jnhnstown, Pa, the
new rails for the Delaware avenue track.
The new rail is rs heavy as any street car
track rail manufactured. II weighs ~
pounds to he yard, being within pounds
OF the heaviest steam car rail made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
water nuries liz rarkslrp Wine victims.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-A dispatch from
Bridgend, Wales, states that the water
is ilooding some of the galleries in the
Parkslip pit, the scene Of the disastrous
explosion of Friday last. This will
probably prevent recovery of the bodies
still id the mines.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
a Noted Negro Desperate Killed.

Il noted negro desperate of Chancyvile
was. shot and killed yesterday by Branch
Anderson, with whom he had been irving
to pick quarrel for several days Ander-
son surrendered
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

LONDON, Aug. 30.--'fhe Summaries Ruda
Pcsth correspondent tclegraphs that the
town Of Soevenyha1a has been almost de-
stroyed by fire, The town contains about
1000 inhabitants.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

A harvest home will be held in
Edward Crtuston's grove, near Mar
shallt0n, next saturday Addresses will
be delivered by eX-tiovcrnor ST. john
and Others and there viii be singing hy
spring City Quartet. Meals and refresh
ments can be had on the grounds.
Trains will leave Water and Market
streets at G5O and 1850 a IN, and 9..,l
p. m, and, returning, they will start
from the vicinity of the grove 1T G.sG
and sos p. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

The steamship Gcrinanic, at New York
Friday from Liverpool, reported having
passed, on August 2ith, in latitude 1921
longitude 5j,ll the british slip Jane Bur
rill, badly damaged 10y the recent gale TINT
swept eastward across the Atlantic. some
Of her sails were set, and she was headed
III a nOrIhcrly direction. The mainmast
was gone, and ail the upper rigging h!ld
been carried away The Rurrill Is Of /. Nh
tons, and is owned by William Burrill II
Yarmouth, n Il, She left Copenhagen
July 18th bound for New York,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

Tile libel on the schooner little Mary nj
seutord has been raised on stipulation. the
owners furnishing 500 for appearance at
court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
NJ. /. CHURCH IN DELAWARE
Its Condition as Shown by the
U. S. Census.
IN THE WILMINGTON CONFERENCE
Church Property, Member
ship and Other Points.

Figures Of the Wilmington NJ. E. Com
ference, Which Comprises Delaware
and the Eastern ShOre--The Full
strength of au Influential Religious
Organization.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
Iifrase Applications.


ATOrIGE.-I FRANK NJ SIiVIFR
v M, t,uaut IL thc hn,iu, .i,,,,taI a., ~
Inn Ea.t EIiihN aircrt IN thn E,,,f,I v "r - ~.
M. ,IIy al Wiln,tnrtr,, ,.o,,,,, t ~ T, ~
md Sintc nj nnI,,snrr in S,,,,ii,,' N" 'St,,,
iii. rs,,Iirrnnuta nt I'M ,,,,," X III, 49,, ",su
rr,l Ns,mIiv Il, ana, ,ns,, ~ ~ h,Vii-
do 6ir,,bV piyr mmti'r tI,,I sl,,,ii ~ Mri"u,
Y,itir,. ID, iTr t,,,,,rt C I,,,,.,,,i mul,S ~
nsa,., ana Inn p"IIvory nj H. ',,, " tLle
ware. in ANA Inr Nnyy i',,sti,, ',n1.. M uS,S
nEy HIM INN d,y q, Senia,,nn, 4 III ~, mvn-
th,,u,,Xt term III snid ,.,r, III, .n.,m,,iig
mnus * NJ, inn NJ t,ynr, f :, I A., ntiu
&c ,,,,,,nii,,,, li,,,,,,.' IL, 49, w ~, 'n.thlh
one tnrt IL he drank ON the nrnmis,s ,,nh H."
fnllowiur rrsprcinnjr unions a, mi r',, w ~,
irnsttwrIy,, ii whnn orc ,nu,nrti, ,' ,,,t
@ " MN, NV, 1891 49, 9nushhiltl it"nnnld-
III v, ~" ""i"' iuN"Hitchi tho saiu ai'lllea-
~ III ,, M
Emil lirrtel ii ID J,p,na Il tgrDn,
C,nrI Aihor, in't7 a. i y W.
,y 'lli N !, !, LhileN " bowers
,lll,',i 4 l"li'ap ehhs Mhmmtio
den " Sin,,Icy i,nr, ~ /" ni,,,i
pet.r MrNir.T itni,as, i.ro,,,
me = Neahty John tlinra
n,ntflns htihsDefserJr WIN Jennings
VIM AIsrmt..r W., " n",,,,,
lug lug, 'i n,.,tnr Ihna lT ,I,
tieo / L,,ln j IL :, h.far .'h
,,,li, N NJ A SRN,t eu,,,pn
80 - --.---.-.l-----t- 'th'NN " 'NrsN lPh-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

ENOR SALE.-AT NEWARK. DEL,
II brisk house, i7 rooms, yard frnnt nnI
Duck lrhih" barn, hve acres ~ nnd. last ,,;lt
OF Town limlis, elertric Hight on slrpain nv,
minutes walk from Il. 4 q. railroad station. ia
trains daily east and w0st, very healthy conn
ny, chuichoa OF all denominations and schools
in number EDWARD n WII.sfN ''s
-" Newark, Dol
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Of coiled piping in the rooms, and gauges indi-
cate the pressure in the chamber. In the en-
CINE rooms tho degree Of heat in the disinfect-
ing room Is indicated by the ringing Of cleo
trical bells. So thorough is the disinfection
that il is impossible for the attendants to enter
tho chamber for several hours after the win
dows have been reopened
COOPERATION WITH FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Secretary Lewis Batch Of the New York state
board Of health has prepared circular which
viii be issued today to all the health ulcers in
the state, giving in detail directions for guard
ing against the introduction Of cholera in their
jurisdictions should the disease invade the state.
These instructions have reference to tie in
spection of all trains and vessels coming into
any place under the jurisdiction of the state
board Of health, and call upon health boards to
provide suitable places for the treatment of
the sick and the care Of cars remaining in their
city or town which may have transported in
fected cases.
DR.. Batch has also communicated with the
surgeon general of the United States Marine
Hospital service, offering the cooperation Of
the state board of health in the protection
against Infection from Canada. The health Of
ficer of the por. of New York has exclusive
jurisdiction over that port, but a. he is, by
virtue Of his Office, an ex-oficio member Of the
state board Of health, he is in perfect accord
with the state board.
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The Manufacture Of Wild Men.

From the London Chronicle
There are many curious trades in the world,
but the most strange must surely be the ''arti-
fetal manufacture of wild men," Yet o we'll
known English doctor in China has just certi-
fed from his own personal experience that this
art is regularly practiced in the aowery king
dom.
First q youth is kidnapped, then bit by bit he
IL fayed alive and the skin Of a dog or bear il
grated piece by piece upon him. His vocal
chords are next DESTROYED by the action Of char
coal to make him dumb, and the double purpose
OF causing ''etiolation" Of the skin and utter
degradation of the mental faculties is effected
by keeping him immured in q perfectly black
hole for number of years. In fact, by treat
ing him like brute for sufficiently long time
he Is made into one. At last he is exhibited to
the entirely credulous Chinese as a wild man of
the woods, and his possessors reap Q rich har-
vest. The priests, it seems, are adopts at the
art. When kidnapper, however, is caught by
the people he Is torn to pieces, and when the
authorities get him they torture him and
promptly behead him.
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RESULT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Tillmanites Will Have Five of the
Seven Congressman.

The Tillmanites Will Have Five of the
Seven Congressman.
The reform party. which is composed mostly
o. Farmers Alliance men, will have five of the
seven Congressman from South Carolina.
W. II. Brawley, conservative Gncumbent),
has been nominated over J. W. Stokes, alliance,
il TIE first district.
In the second district G.. d. Tillman Gn-
cumbent), and ". j. Talbert, alliance man, will
have to run again, owing to other candidates
having been in Tuesdays race, which pre-
vented any one from receiving majority. II
is probable that Talbert will win.
In the third district A. c. Latimer, alliance
man. has been nominated over Geo. Johnston,
conservative, present representative, by 70 ma
jority.
Geo. W. Shell, alliance man of the fourth dis
trict. has been renominated over j. T. John
son, conservative, by an estimated majority Of
1900.
John ]. Hemphill, conservative. who has rep
resented the fifth district for several terms,
and who Is now chairman of the committee on
the District Of Columbia. has been defeated
by 1. j. Strait, alliance man.
John l.. McLaurin, present attorney general
OF the state, who is Endorsed by the Farmers
district over Jeremiah Smith, who Haske-
lite bolter two cars ago.
Gen. Z. W. Noise, conservative, defeats w.
H. Hayward, alliance man, in the seventh dis
trict.
These nominations are equivalent to election.
The legislature will be in sympathy with the
administration and the county offices will be
filed with reformers in all except the i've coun-
ties which were carried by the conservatives.
United states Senator John L. N. Irby, who
is chairman of the state democratic executive
committee, was seen last night and asked for
his opinion of the result He said: 1.-THE sue
cess OF Gov. Tillnsn and the reform candidates
for Congress is positive guarantee that there
viii be no trouble here as far ss the democrats
national election is concerned. Clcvelsnd's
electors viii receive the same vote - viii be
! given Gov. 1illman."
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Quarantine At Baltimorc.

DR.. s. o. Heiskell, quarantine physician at
Baltimore, sent the following letter to the
mayor yesterday: sin reply to your inquiry re-
lating to the views Of the quarantine officers Of
this port and the condition Of the hospital for
taking care of cases of cholera that may come
here by water. permit me to say that we are
using the same vigilance that has always char
acterized the inspections at this port from any
thing in the way of contagious diseases that NAV
make its appearance. The only apprehension
We have Is the introduction of the germs of the
disease through the bedding and bed clothing
that have been used for years and are brought
to this country by every family that comes to
our shores. 1t would have been 0od-send 70
us had our government passed law prohibiting
such articles from being taken on board ON the
other side."
DIR. Heisken and Health Commissioner Nc
Shane both said that Baltimore is much better
protected than any port in the country, though
else their system.
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baltimore q ONO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May - 1sa,
Leave Washington from station corner n New rs-s.x
For Chicago and sarsh sna S s,rsss ra..
Prs Ts, train, IL 20 nj Is p "a daily
bned 1ami.aa ~ elDr.s. IL 1i1n.s sisS V
For Pitt.surg and Cleveland. express daily IL so
M f and Z !, - !, IN, !. e.. a..
For Winchester and way stations f5 3opm
For Lurav. Natural Bridge, Roanoke Knarvfi,s
daily parlor 10 Roanoke on moruins train, .l-se
ing car through 60 Memphis 90 NIGHT train
n, F Ss B.l,%ors Tess days S. Is 30 IS "a ~
~ =. 4si. rk.aS i5.os. Is "a. Sw ~ ~ = ~ =,
$ 40 % IS %inu,.. rs o5 so y i dSc
s$i o. ssos 10. dso. 500 z as % Is
For knnaPolis. Z Is and .. 30. m. IL 10 and a. -
r. m sundays. s3a m. 81 r. m :
for Frederick. ~ A.. tll.3o. q m. 81 Is. "a 81
For HsTerssown. 10 20 m and ~ sopm
For Gei,sers S m an. T R.y points IN "a
tl2 A. sl Is. 70 On. - a. g 81 ~ o. 60 x0 til ~
Pm EErTe., ,rains stopping q princip.i stations
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR 1 Y y. 2oRR AND PHIL
For p,n.,.,D,,. ssDELLPRIA
daily, SEQ d6oo. Dinins car5 ~ m. Ans DC ncos
40 e. o.. Dining Carl. III 30 p m. slsspins Oss
For .Phiisdeiphia. Wilmington and Chester. s.0s
ETh s, p,.,O. !. o. = on an a.y t5.,n..
We poushkssg.ie hriase. landing ps.ssnssrs in bsnf
FeI Atisntic City. 10. 90 and II 90 noon. sunaAyS
tEzO'D' Sunday Daily: Hsundsyouiy.
B.sr,se called for md ahsci.S IRON ho... .ear..
depsss sy Sn9r Jr,psfsr % on ordsrs ls At tickss
e. H., i ,n ,,s % dsis =; scu1
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Her HE.Rrxe RESTORED.

FOR FIFTEEN YEARS MISS MAMIE SPENGLER
HAD RUNNING FROM THE EARS, CONPLI-
GATED By CATARRH-THE TROUBLE REMOVED
By DR. JORDAN.
Miss Mamie Spensler. young lady in her teens.
siding with her parents At l6OS 9Th st. has had
trobe with her for fifteen years. the outcome Of
scarlet fever. which left her with running frcm the
ears which discharged continuously producing slight
odor at times. Each drum perforated. which
prevented the transmission Of sound the inner
inechanisfn- She also had ringing in her which
her great dea, and caused confusion Of
such sounds otherwise would have been audible.
Together with condition Of her ears her would
stuff up. especially at bed time. her throat felt full
and uncomfortable. producing . desire to clear her
thrUst constantly.
Having read Of the success Of DIR. Jordan in
similar cases. mother decided take me t.
hirn and see II anything could be done in my
case After q thorough examination the doctor in
formed US that at least tn. could be benefited
The result that went unde- treat men, with the
result that there has been marked ia my
case in every way The discharge lesseaed in q
short time, my hearing commenced 10 improve and
after the discharge overcome DR.. Jordan Inserted
little apparatus In to close up the Ierfo-a-
tion IN the drum. which remarkably successful.
for fron that time my hearing greatly increased.
and perfectly satisfied with the condition il
how stands My quite clear ard my throat
causes Inconvenience am highly delighted
rsni Dr. Jordan TO ali sufferers from kindred trou-
: He furnishss all medicines and his charges are
= uIsona5;- tnat they are within the reach OF all"
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The complaint in the attachment proceedings
against the Bullock 4 Wilder Co.. railrosd con-
tractors Of 40 Wall street. for ease, OO0 brought
by Isaac and Leopold Seligman, who coanpose
the firm Of Seligman Bros. Of London, has been
filed ip the county clerks Office ct New York.
who was exploring in the valley a. Aosta.
northern Italy. with two guides, recently fsii
with the guides from prscipice and all three
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bloot-thass ths Arys thing. Rid IL Of ths
dreaded disease to fasten ii hold Then u
you haven't delayed TOO long, you can b
From beginning to snd, The remedy b Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It's the
mo.s potent blood ,clsanser, strsngth -rsseUsr,
Consumption, and every form q ScrofulA
and hlood-taint, al yieId 10 IL For Weak
Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Ash
N, and al severe. lingering Coqghs, IT'S a
unSqualed rsmsdy-snd tie only one for IT,
Blood and Lungs thatS .oworoatesd Il =
have your money tnnk
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The WARREN SHOE HOUSE.
III 1 STREET Nv

III. 4 STREET Nv
rs AGAIN IL THE LEAD. We HAVE JUST
KECETVED IaJ PAIRS LADIES BEIGar
DOxGOLA HAND sEwED TURN BOOTS.
OPERA AND CoANoN-sENsE TOES
SIZES yEi:T NEARLY COMPLETE. FRONT
To =. AND PROM To re WIDTHS
THESE ARE TIE SHOES YoU NOW WANT
Tor AUTUMN WEAR. WE CHALLENGE
Any ONE To OFFER yoU BETTER
IsrcT FOR sicn uR >, 30.
ora P&Ic.. ~ OyLTs.s3
~ HAVE Also ETCEIyEp uyER 49,
I,ir,4 HE.'> PiTEST cALF SHOES.
sTy:ENL SEGGEs MANY DEALERS
NoUL1 CHARGE GoU sa.OO OR ST 20 FOR
s"Tv orr PGI'E Is ONLY 1915.
AS" EENts 500 CALF BLCCEEES
ten: =aII
M.-a NEWS sLco CALF BUTCHERS
Ioa >. ~.
(>sNiPi.E sI1Isl II i.E,S THAN WHOLE
SAN PEIcL,- sIZEs All ) ASD -. A.
AND = WIDTHS
uII!Lg DEALERS NAY SAY 10 Yor
TFAT We CASSDT MARE sUCH FEAR
~. EEEJCTtONS sN9 LIVE. But VIZ
tS~"ER hi SIMPLY EEFLYISG THAT
Va MAKE IT 4 BUSINESS 10 SEARCH
J"F -NCTOE,ES F.}R GOODS COUN INTER-
r,N1"D tuR TAILyIE 10 GI-T THEM
Ut ~ TINE AND TOR GOODS MANI
Itf-..-g.Rs % NOT FEEL SAFE N
SHIPPING. VIZ TAKE ONLY RELIABLE
"SSE-. MD GIT THAI AZ OCR OWN
T"!ra. 1:I;S IS,BLING rs TO GIVE
3D. PVG e GESUINE BARGAINS ~
4! r FOOTWEAR.
Tax " aRaEx Suoz HoUsz
INK /, - ~
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SUMNER RESORTS.


ATLANTIC CITY, Nj.
HOTEL EDISON
II Pacific and Michigan ayes. she beach: fuil
oesa View sanitary arrangements perfect. tshie ex
celent and ample. Mrs JOHN H. COOKE
lyl6-eO.n-
HOTEL HECkLER. FORMERLY NoRMANDIE.
Al Cor At h:i'ir and Penua aves
Atlantic City, y. J.
iyr9m HENRY HECELER. rror
HOTEL ON THE BEACH. MARYLAND AVE
IL me ReceiveS 200 guests Al mod
IMPERIAL ern conveniences. Appointments anl
- table i-st-class. q. W. kENDRlCK.
etc 90 rer day. $40 "a ais per week. ,s4:3n
MONTEREY HOTEL. ATLANTIC MI
-h Ocean end Of New York
Cool situation all comforts; excellent table
Ti-Sn Z. X. NEWCOMER
THE cHALFoNTE.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Directly On The beach
Hot and cold water baths in the hoase
an3o-lm z. ROBERTS SONS.
THE FLORIDA
L Pacific ave. near Tennessee Atlantic City
Steam heat throughout
nah2'-6m NJ T. EcKERr
THE ISGLEsIDE. ATLANTIC CITY Nj
Kentucky ave. 80 feet from ocean.
sl5oto e per day; IS TO sl4 per week.
THE MARYLAND. NEW YORK AVE. NEAR THE
Il heach, unobstructed ocean view: ali the modern
conve.lences; erected April. 1891
iettfot Proprietor and ManArsr.
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Chscked-@e
neouHocr ~ Co.

S0OSW00-tk SS
progress Of Con-
umption. It's
cured, too, II its
taken in time
What Il needed
b the one unfail-
ing remedy for
SGofula in all itD
forms-for one of
thoee forms lung
scrofulA) Il Con-
sumption
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-01

Do Nor WEAR INPEKNRABL1 and ught-Atting
hats that construct the blood vessels Of the scalp.
Use Halls Hair Remover occasionally, and you win
not be bald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-01
sEA-SIDE-JERsEY COAST.

H0TfL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY. Nj. John
- TRACY CO.. Proprietors. Open June Is; all
modern improvements located directly beach
terrs ~ 20 s. per isv. Apnly 20 JOHN TRACY &
Nj myeltsei0
TIE CARLTON. CAPE MAY POINT. n J.-NEw
i nanaRement electric road 20 Cape May; popular
nricss: 81 30 per day. SO TO SIS per week l. MAD
DOCK. Proprietor. PERCY HALDEaAN. Manager.
aull-eo4w
THE CARLETON. SPRING LARE. " J-sPE.
Il cisl rates for August; elevator gas artesian
water. electric bells.
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