The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-12-19
Business Locals.

DANCING.
For those who do not wish to join my regu-
lar class | will give to private or chaperon
class, the hours from 2 to 4 or from 9 TO | p.
NJ For particulars address Prof. II. NJ. Bell,
Hotel Albion, Westminster, Md.
In 1892 Mr.. A. L. Goldwater, who owns
three retail drug stores in New York City,
having learned of the great value Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for colds, Group aud
whooping cough, ordered a supply for his
customers. Ii met with so much favor that
he soon found it necessary to order more, and
during the winter sold over two gross of the
remedy. He says it gives the best satisfae
ton of any cough cure he has ever handled.
For sale at % and 80 cents per bottle by Jos.
d. Zepp, Westminster, Nd.
Strasburger's is the only place to get good
Rum for Mince Meat and the lowest prices.
Some professional travellers insist that a
man who has been over the ground repeatedly
can rely on his experience for guidance.
This is bad logic; he may pull through
but time and money will be saved by the use
of the Rand Mentally Railway Guide and
Handbook.
Ny year old pure Rye Whiskies at 50. 90
per gallon will compare with any $500 sold
in Westminster. Strasburger. 2t
oEHM's 'TR1oRAMA.
An unusually beautiful attraction is placed
on exhibition from now until Christmas at
Oehm Acme Hall, Baltimore. Itrepresents
a hugh three sided winter landscape which,
for want of better name, they call trio
rama On the snow-clad ground Brownies
are playing games of SNOWFALL, etc. A real
toboggan slide shows fun and disaster. The
large Christmas tree is loaded with beautiful
presents and the "Yellow Kid laughs with
all his two teeth. A troupe of native gym
nasts ably seconded by some sweet American
songsters provide amusement and melody for
the crowd that gather daily and nightly in the
large hall. Four times a day Santa Claus
appears in person and distributes presents to
the children. During the ten days this ex-
hib!.ion is on, ten or twelve thousand presents
will be freely given away by this public spir-
tied firm. The scenery used in the 'striorama"
rs so feet long and realistic to degree and
is the idea of Mr.. G. C. Dillon, the FIRMS ad :
vertising manager.
Santa Claus ice palace is a real structure
and glistens in marvellous manner. Att the
evening performances some clever illuminat-
ing and great mechanical effects are intro
duced including a real snow storm. We are
told that the new Perfumery, Drug, Soda
Water, and Candy Departments are helping to
make this show a success by donating the
presents that Santa Claus so freely distributes.
Our readers should certainly take this in on
their next visit to Baltimore. All car lines
except one pass the doors of 0chm's Acme
Hall, and the Waiting, Retiring, Reading,
Smoking and Writing Rooms are all free to
visitors as are the Parcel, Checking and In
qniry Departments. The store is open every
evening until Christmas, and we are asked to
tell you that you will receive a cordial wei.
come.
A Cantata, Sanfais Surprise Party, will be
given by the Juniors of the NJ. P. Church, in
the lecture room Tuesday evening, December
Doth, for the benefit of their Missionary Fund.
Admission 20 and 10 cents, 3t