The Philadelphia Times from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE TT3IES PHILADELPHIA. SUNDAY MOIWING, OCTOBER 1, 1882. 7 TI1E CITESS EOAED. STOCKS AND PONDS. WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR SUPERB A Minister's Wife, a Tailor's Wife, an Editor's Wife, a Grocer's Wife, a Bookkeeper's Wife, a Bank Cashier's Wife.

A Baker's Wife, tlie Wife of a MacMiiist, a Jeweler's Wife, The Wife of a Letter Carrier, an Undertaker's Wife, a Doctor's Wife, a Druggist's Wife, a Merchant's Wife, a Confectioner's Wife, ARE ALL SUPPOSED TO HAYE GOOD COMMON SENSE. FULL LINE OF NEWLY IMPORTED DRESS FABRICS Now "THE TIMES tells you all that The Frank Sid dalls Soap has been tlioroudilv tested in the houses of INCLUDING SILKS i gentlemen connected with this establishment and i that it will really do everything claimed for it. Tho Market Very Dull Bead ie Strong and Kverythinu Else Weak. The stock market yesterday wasextremcly dull and with the exception of Beading was stationary or lower. Reading stock to be voted on at the next annual election mast be registered on or before the 8th instant, and this fact appears to be exerting a considerable influence over the present price of the stock.

Its advance in the face of the weakness not only of all the other coal stocks, but of almost everything else, dividend payers and fancies, is hard to account for on auy other theory. There were rumors afloat yesterday that Mr. Gowen was soon to return home, having been entirely successful in his mission abroad, but as they were nothing more than rumors and of the same general tenor as those to which the street has been treated numberless times during the summer and fall, it is not likely that they had much influence on the price of Reading. It is certain that during the past two or three days some one in New York has been buying Reading extensively, and it is said that Gould and Vandorbilt are contesting for the control of the property. This may be so, or it may be that some heavy holder is calling in stock loaned, making it necessary for those who have borrowed to buy.

It was the latter circumstance which sent Reading last year np to 37t iust before the transfer books closed for election purposes. Whatever the cause? Reading was strong yesterday, advancing to 32i and closing with 32 bid, while nothing else was strong and some stocks were weak. Tho Nurtliern Pacifies made a little show of strength in tho morning, but it was soon dissipated and both the common and preferred closed at a decline from the last prices of the day before. Pennsylvania and Lehigh Navigation were just about steady and very inactive. The odds and ends were, scarcely heard of.

The total sales amounted to 12,559. shares, against 22,111 shares on Friday. Opening. Iliijltest. Lowest.

Bid. Sales. PLUSHES BROCADES SATINS VELVETS Specially Worthy of Mention. Elegant Display of Fashion Damasses, Satin Stripes and all the Latest Novelties of' Silk Texture, as well as Everything New and Desirable in FALL DRESS GOODS How, Ladies, PROVE That Yon Haye Good Common Sense! Common Sense tells you that it is not a sign of intelligence in men or women to get mad when they are told of better and easier ways of doing their work. Common Sense tells her that a Soap that is excellent for the skin of even a little infant cannot possibly hurt clothes washed with it.

Common Sense tells her that clothes will last much longer when they are not rubbed to pieces to get them clean. Common Sense tells her that if she dont scald or boil clothes the saving in fuel will more than pay for the Soap. Common Sense tells her that a smart person will be very glad this hot weather to hear of an easy way of washing clothes. Common Sense tells her that a Soap that is indorsed by prominent physicians and by leading newspapers must have real and wonderful merit. Common Sense tells her that even a person of only ordinary intelligence could not possibly have any trouble in following such easy, sensible directions for washing clothes.

AND NOW C03IM0I SENSE SAYS Oar Line of Black Goods Being Attention is also invited to the 21 1 Htm. Broad Top 16 Hi 10 100 Hun. Broad 32 32 32 100 Lehigh Valley C6'4 WJ (i6Ji 17 Lehigh 4 1 UV, 4: 719 Northern l'aciticcoin. 4' 40 4i 3700 Northern l'ucilic VV i)4X 1915 Pennsylvania 18 BSft CX KSJj 9S8 I'hila. Krie 22', 22 22', 4 Reading 31 24 31 32 4S12 United of X.

190 190 12 Farm. Meeh. N. 138 138 1 People P. 15 15 15 100 Peuna.

Steel Co 215 215 245 3 BONDS. ably Made Suits, Robes and Outside Wraps for Fall and Winter AVcar to be found in our sxm? stud oXiOdJS Old Wash Boiler Department, embracing all that is New and Rich in Fabric, Cut and Garniture. AVc are also prepared to show a complete assortment of Fall and Winter in our Kick Away the And give one honest trial auA vu. every The Fran! Siddalls $1,000 Warren Franklin 7s Texas Pacific cons. Lehigh Nitv.

6s, gold 4.000 Lehigh Nuv. (is, lfvyl 112 92'4 112' I 103 l.elugli Nuv. Us, American S. S. Co.

6s 18 2.0!i0 Bending gen. mor. 6s, coup Icaditig gen. mor. 6s, coup 300 Allegheny Valley inc.

7s f0U 2,000 Leliigh Vnlluy 7s 134 1,000 Phil. Erie 7s 114 4.0(10 lit. Louis 7s 121 8,000 l'enna. Co. 9si O.Oiii) Wil.

Cult. 4s 901; Sttile Stale Is, 1912 110' 60 Northern Pacific prof, scrip 95 Civil Engineer Gill, of the Pennsylvania RII roaa, wilt commence a survey oi the new ruitd be tween rrencrick (Mil.) aim Mimlletown next week. The road is to be equipped and operated by the Pcnn syh ania Knilruatl Coninnnv. Treasurer (iillillan yesterday mailed 50.S50 checks for Viio.Tlu.M), interest due October 1 on registered consols nf 19 17. The total interest falling due to duy on coupon anu registered bonds aggregates 093.50.

The New York weekly bank statement shows the joiiowingcnanges: i.oans, decrease, 5ii.29l.buo; specie, decrease, legal tender, increase, deposits, decrease, circulation, increase, SttMUU; reserve, increase. sitH.KK). The New York and Philadeljiliia Stock Exchanges win open at lu ciock 10 morrmv. The United States Treasurer at Washington now holds in United States bonds to secure national bank circulation, united bonds held by theTreasiirertoseeurepublicnionevs in national bank depositories, United States bonds deposited to secure circulation during week, 1. nitett states Donas to secure circulation withdrawn during week, 5.19,171,050.

National bank notes out standingcurrency notes, gold notes. ine lawnu money on aeposit 111 the lrcas nry lor the redemption of notes of bunks re ducing circulation is banks in liquida tion, ianea duiiks, nniitiiiji a total fund of Tlie receipts iroin internal revenue were 158, 292.56, and from customs, S47S.O70.9l" The receints of national bank notes for redemp tion for the week as compared with the corresponding pcoou 01 mst year are as lotiows: issi. IRS: Nework $27:,000 Boston ,30,000 19K.D00 1'liiladelphia 101,000 JUiscellaueous 379,000 722,000 TotaL 8755,000 81,119,000 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Bid. Asked.

Bid. Asked. 101 U. S. Cur.

Cs, "95.130 U. S. Cur. 6s, '96 131 U. S.

Cur. 6s, V. S. Cur. 6s, V.

S. ex. U. S. 4's 112 112 U.

S. 4s," 118" iif U. S. 4s, UVj UV)i MINING ANNEX STOCK EXCHANGE. HAT and CAP and FURNISH Ltt GOODS away Hia Wash BoiferT) 1 If? Dontspoil UieQldBoilerSam Departments, the display in previous We extend to those wishing to open accounts with MOST LIBERAL CREDIT.

TERMS AS USUAL. Proereu of tle City Match An Odd Bit of Plaj. The inter city match of five players has been virtually br.m to a conclusion ami the honors of the battle carried off by a brilliant stroke of play execute! by Mr. Klson. of Philadelphia, For the better nn dtTstaiidins ot tile game we will recapitulate that the players engaged are Dr.

Moore ana KeT. Jlr. tut gerald, of New York; Samuel Loyd.of Jersey City: A. OHberg. of New ork, and Jacob Elson, of Uiis city.

According to the peculiar conditions of he game each pUivcr makes one move and passes the partie on to the next matt, the order of the player being as mentioned above. It will thai be seen, the number of participants being odd. that each player moves on one side and then on the other. Thus Sir. Klson uuuIp the third move for white, the fifth move for black and Anally the brilliant eight move for white.

The moves of the game stand in us: Wihtk. 1. I' to 4. I. Kt to 3.

3. to 3. 4. to 4. 5.

to 5. Kl P. Black. to 4. Ktto 113.

Kite 111). Kt P. Kt to 2. Kt to Kt 3. to S.

Ktx BP. This last iiw.v. iimitft hr tf. nf ihc New Yorkers. Mr fJiiberg.

was. no dooht, thought to le a very nint bit of piay. at r. Klsoii. however, whose turn now came, brougnt matters to a crisis with M.

Bx Kt! Thus the game is left for the present. CLUB ITEMS. The Philadelphia Chess Club meeting of last Tuesday was a notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. Messrs. Kmerson Bennett, S.

llililetrarn. J. A. Kaiser, I f. Barbour, It.

Frank, Henderson. C. Newman, II. Miller and other well known practitioners of the game wore present. Mr.

Hall, one of the leading Mercantile Library rlay ers, has joined the club. Among tlievisitors oftlie week was Mr. 1. 11. of fcacrimieiilo, who tried chess conc'nsinns with various members.

Ten years tieo Mr. Coirijins. then a resident of this city, was well known in the chess cireies here, and it is his purpose, we understand, to relocate in this vicinity. "MATE IN KOUR." A gentle youth and lovely maid Once o'er a chess board sat and played. I'iMHi the game her looks were bent, lie on her hc was more intent; And so, perchance, it seems that he Lost all his pieces hopelessly.

How he thought, the game of life Jf she will be my wedded wife." At last she cried You must resign Bishop and rook and knight as mine. While everything of yours is gone, Saving three wretched pawns alone." To I his he, laughingly, answered: "No Until you mate me on we go." Hei lip she pouted, but she glided UiHin the board, then swiftly raised Her eyes towards her lover ftue And Siiid: "1 ui ed not usk your yraee, J'or now set the giiine is o'r, And, Arthur, I will mute iajbur." lie could not fee it: all tlie same tihv proved her threat and won the prame. And now the board wtw thrown aside 1ft? elasptd Jut hand and claimM liis bride. Dearest, you know I loveyou well, Thai truth I hardly need to tell. And you She made the answer beat Hy hittinf? faxe uion his breiwt.

Nortlunk I there was Aiisht amiss love's compact wiiii a kiss. My (Urliuj, name the weddins day, There is no reason for delay, l'ray ask me hut lew weeks to wait, Tnnl the hour ttmt crowns our iiile. Then at the board a glance she cast, A say smile o'er her features passed She s'ightly raised her nestlinj; head, Ilalt'slyly am! liall'shvly said: It 'an't less, miirht well he more, Still, Arthur, 1 will mate in four." The following position will show the terrible pickle that Arthur not into and tho very nrelty and singular way in wmen me mate in lour was veil WinTK Kat IC It, Rat (i Kt 7, UatQB 3, Kt at Kt 4, Pawns at ii Kt '2 and Q5. Ki.ack at 114, l'awnsut Ktfl, Q2 and 3. White to play and mate in four moves.

AX OIl HIT OF FLAY. The next Hem exhibits some very odd chess, which we playe 1 at the Mercantile Ijihrarv. Ueinove nice Queen's ttook, which was given as odds. WlilTK Mr. n.

1. l'ln li 4. 1. Kt to B3. a.

to li 4. 4. l'toy Kt4. 5. 1 to A.

i. 7. to 4. P. it.

II lo IC sq. 10. l'to 5. Black Mr. N.

to 4. Kt to 3. to 11 4. ti Kt P. to 4.

1' to (J 3. P. to Kt 3. II to V. to 4.

11. P. The beginning of a daring plot. 11. UlE Kt to ii a.

14. Qto IU. ir. a 1(1. Kt.

17. Ktto 4. 15. KttoTiUcll. 19.

Px Poll. home. lito Kt5. II Kt, Ktto 2. Kt.x P.

(i to (J 5. Kt, to aq. M. 11 to eh. Jv niovey.

White woo the Riime, hut what onsht the result to be miiu ui ia ion: oet loie OI pi.13 A NKW UV URAVES. After a lapse of years Mr. J. A. (iravci.

the noted com poser of two move niates. appears upon the scene and nivors us witn uns unique utile study of seven menvs, one: No. 27fi. Br.AOK. si mm mm.

m. mm mm mm wm A WjCWl W. i'S'. 'A mm fm Wm 1 mk VMSMA Wt ww. mm WniTK.

White to play and mate in two moves, CALI.INQ THE ltOIJA (J to Iv t. si starts the solution in No. 274. Snivel hir Aiouruui, Asmon, Aipna, Amateur, K. Barrett, Kmerson Bennett, Juoob lOlsen, Dr.

i'ulmor, U. v. 11. l. jiiimiitou.

u. JJetK erson. Hot. j. a.

liiuser, AiiKUst Kreuwr. B. M. Kwl I'. 1' t.

muKH ail, James ItoDcrts. Hu ilian. lr. Wells. Zi kn.

H. y. nrown, u. li. 11.

A. J. Youusr. 'Ihe little threer. No.

275, yields to Kt to Kt 1. etn. Answered by Alhertus. S. R.

Barrett. Kmerson Bennett, KiKt'Krneuer, James Huberts, Sirilian. II. Welis, Zeke ll. llrown.

(). li. II. A. Kobert Walsh.

.1. Vonn.r o. o. oy ueorse leck. Drawn names do no! unless an airreement is marie to the coot rarv.

In the case cited the contest is not decided. When "draws are uounteu uiey are resarueu as Hall games lor each jwrly. a cosieosiTioir by kaiseb. Showinc the well known solvinir emert. A.

Kaiser, In the role of problem composer and what he uuiti ith nine men and six (No. 'J77) White at Kt 3. at it ni k' vt ot v. T. awns at jv.t li 11 Ivt 2 and Black at O.

4. at Kt fi. Pnwna at a II 7 and It 7. mte to play nnd ninto In three moves. A Thunderbolt's Dread Work.

From the Waterville (Me.) Mail. Speakini; of the death of Miss Mabel Os borne, who was struck by belittiim; in Knirlield a few days ago, a correspondent says that the house was undergoing repairs aud hart been left iu a condition lo be in danger from wind. The family consisted of me miner ana mother, two daughters, a sou and a grandson. All bad retired early, but the storm alarmed Mrs. Osborne nnd she got up and dressed anu soon called her daughters.

Mabel was standing near her mother when the latal bolt prostrated both. At the same time it shuttered the house in almost every part aim extinguished an the lights, but did nor set it on lire. By this time the father and bovs were aroused and the neighbors notified. The mother anu uaugmer were lounu lying near each other, the utter evidently ueau, 1110 mother civiim urns ot ife. She is still livinir in a rmnilvzeil condition ilmt gives some hope of ultimate recovery.

'J he deceased, twenty two years oi age, had lutcly returned from Baltimore, where she had been engaged in and is reported a young lady of most estimable character. Roller Skating, Tlie management of the Philadelphia Riuk, at Twenty third and Chestnut, will present during the week Mr. Oscar B. Steele, the renowned roller skater, in his specialties, changes, clog dancing, songs, etc. Tho nights for Mr.

Steele's appearance will be Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The season at the Kink promises to be most successful one, and the management intend to continue to present to the public varied programmes during the fall aud winter. OCCIDENTAL. TOMATO CATSUP OX DKAI'UIIT, 25 CTS. PER GALLON.

PEPPER SAL'CK, 40c. PEIl GALLON. WILLIAM MacMULLAN, Jr. GBOCER, 1109 MARKET STREET HEALTH IS WEALTH. r.

C. WKKT'S NKIJVK ANI J1I1A1X TREATMENT: A specific lor Hysteria, Dizzim Vtm nitons, Jtfududii', Alonutl Jerosnk)ii( ul' i'reinultirii Old Ae, can.si'fi Ity ovor exertiuii or over indulgence, which ieiulM lo ininury, decay and detiili. One box will cure recent cases. Kiich box couliiiii.s one mould's treatment, One dollar it hux or Mix boxes lor li ve dollars neat by mail iii'vpuM on reeeipl ot" W'eftiiaiuntee bix boxes in cure any ciiHe. With cadi order received by us tor six boxes, arcuiopniiied Willi tivo doliiirH, wu will send the purchaser otir wrlu mi jiuarnn tcelo return the moncv 11 the ireatment dies not licet acme.

hMITH, KLIN Sole Atenls, iOt and yiJL North THIRD HARBACH'S HARP OIUiAMNA.Somy MIO, Jl niie. AHO.MATK! OAIUNKT Out) ASH 00. liest H. Mi'lnpnalis, etc. MUSICAL WONDER HEADQUARTERS 8U CJliDKUT rliilndeliihia.

S. is: mum i mm I Ys, VVAYA i si wm 'mi WM II li; TIip lv lio tr, English Lac A most graceful, neat fitting and comfortable high laced boot for ladies' wear; top quarters of genuine French glove kid, foxing of fine straight goat; toes pointed, with small patent leather tips; heels medium in height and nicely curved; top quarters artistically beaded over the foxing. Taken altogether, as handsome an example of "foot gear" as one could hope to see. Price, $3.50. 35 37 fi Eighth, CORNER OF FILBERT.

TARKAST'S SF.LT7.Klt APKKIKXT. THE KING OlTIlE BODY IS THE BHAIN THE STOMACH ITS MAIN SUITOllT THE NERVES ITS MHSSKNGEliS THE BOWELS, THE KIDNEYS AND THE POItKS ITS SAFEGUARDS. INDIGES TION CREATES A VIOLENT REVOLT AMONG THESE ATTACHES OK THE REGAL ORGAN, AND TO BRING THEM HACK TO THEIR DUTY THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THE REGULATING, PURIFY ING, INVIGORATING, COOLING OPERATION OF TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT. IT RENOVATES THE SYSTEM AND RESTOR1CS TO HEALTH BOTH THE BODY AND THE MIND. SOLD BY AM, DBVUUISTS.

That is what a great many people are doing. They don't know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet found is Brown's Iron Jjitters, and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength. This is why Brown's Iron Bitters will cure kidney and liver diseases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, malaria, intermittent fevers, 3S. Paca Bjltimore.

Nov. 28, 1881. I was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and for several weeks could eat nothing and was growing weaker every day. I tried Brown's Iron Kilters, and am happy to say I now have a good appetite, and am getting stronger. Jos.

McCawley. Brown's Iron Bitters is not a drink and does not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious effects. Get the genuine. Don't be imposed on with imitations.

gxcitwlous. JTAST OF THE SEASON TO THB SWITCHBACK, GLEN ONOKO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. Grand ConcertB bv the Weecacoe Band. 24 Pieces, at jnauch Chunk, Mount I'isgah and tiuoko. ja" Caution to the lMihlic Tlie Foliage on the Moun tains win not he turned belore 12lh.

Only Excursion that runs "Secllons" of Pullman Parlor Cars. That lias frirst class Music. That has assistants who under stand their business. Only descriptive pamphlet 1s Bued. My excursions were inaugurated In 1SS73.

lfuvo always been successful because pal ronired by best class of people. Hhortest route by two hours. special trains leave is mtu and reen as follows rst wectton, ruiinian t'ariorcars on v. 7.4o A.M.: Second Section, Eastlake Coaches, 7.50 A. M.

Third Section, 8 A. fourth heciion, lrom Third and Berks streets Depot, 7.40 stopping at all stations to Abington. Tickets, including ride over the SWrTC'TTBACK sa.so $1.25 ClIII.DItKN send for Inscriptive Pamphlet to fcultUE W. ItlLT.MAW. 105 South FIFTH Street.

MANAGER. UAYITCHBACK k3 AND CI.FN OXOKO. WILLIAMS' POPULAH EXCURSIONS. In East hike Coaches no extra charge). First oppor tunity for those who were disaniMiinted ov the late storm to visit the Switzerland of America over tlie new and beautiful route.

The burning mines, stupendous waterfalls, roaring cataracts, delightful arbors, rustic bridges and shady ftleu, making one continuous panorama of ueauiy, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1882, And nn THURSDAY. OCTOHKK 111. 1SM2. Arrangement again completed. Railroads In good order.

Trains running on Express time, A Brass and string nana loins me e.xciirsimis. Dancing at ttleliOuoko. Leave liruatl street station at 7.30 A. stopping at i'ow elton and llidgo avenues, Oermantown Junction and Frankford. Tickets, If 2.50.

For sale at 1030 Vine street ami uepot. jua, j. Manager. DAILY EXCURSIONS FOR FAMILIES UP THE DELAWARE. The New Iron Steamer COI.ITM HI A leaves CIIIXTNIT Slreet Wharf daily at 2 P.

for Reverly, Iturliugton and Drlslnl, touching at Itlverton, 'J'orresdale and Andalusia, arriving In the city about f. m. itiornmg trip oown leaves lirisiol at 7 At. Evening trti up loaves Philadelphia at p. M.

Excursion, 40 cents, single lare, 25 cents. ATEWYOKK AND ALBANY PAY BOATS. i ALBANY and C. VIH1IAKD leave VESTRY Street Pier (aiUotnlng liesbrosses Street Ferrv) H.35and WEST 22d su at A. making the iirinclpal landings aim conueeiiug at itninenecK (ny lerrv) wun 2.40 r.

at. train on Uljler ami Del. It. it. and at CATS ILL with mieclal train on Catskill M't R.

R. for the resortsof the CATSKILL MOtNTAINS. At AL1IANY with trains lorthe Iiorth and West and special SA RATI ill A EXPRESS. Reluming, leave Albany at 8.30 A. M.

Tickets sold and naggage cheekod.througli by Pennsylvania R.lu aud llouud llrook ltoute. Restaurant open from 7 A. HALLAHA GEO. KELLY 810 MARKET ST. Open Till 6.30 P.

M. Saturday Evening Until 9 O'clock Open, lliijhcsl. Lowest. Last. Sales.

Argent 22 .22 .22 .22 2000 Battle Mountain 02 .02 Sri .02 400!) Bueiia .08 .08 30U0 Compromise 27J 200 Denver 30 .30 .30 .30 15110 Pairview Cons. 02 .02 .02 .02 1000 Girard 22 .22 .22 .22 900 Grand Union 03 .03 .03 .08 4 W0 Governor Group 11 .11 .10 ,10 loooo Gunnison S2J4 .82 790 Iowa Gulch 15 .16 .15 .10 2600 Magnolia 02 .02 .02 .02 2000 Pembina 80 .80 .80 lwiO Pizarro 02 .02 .02 .02 500 Penn Breck SO .30 .30 .30 2500 Sultana (Hi .08 .06 .06 28tX) San Pedro 03 .03 .03 .03 loon Sutro Tunnel 'SiK .37 Silver Cord Tombstone 77; .85 ja 0500. on your very next washday. uii 01 iae wasa, to Way of Washing Clothes TH FALL OPENING OF PARIS BONNETS ENGLISH ROUND HATS THE FRANK SIDDALLS WAT OP WASHING CLOTHES genteel and easy ladylike and sensible. Heat the washwater in the Teakettle the very first time, no matter how odd it seems FIRST.

Dip one of the pieces in the tub of water, draw it out on the washboard and soap it lightly wherever you see any dirt or soiled places. THEN HOLL THB ARTICLE UP IN A TIGHT ROLL juat as a piece is rolled when.it is sprinkled for ironing: and lay it back in the tub in the water out of the way, and so on with each piece until they are all soaped and rolled up. Then go away for 20 minutes or longer one hour Is Just the thing AND LET THE SOAP DO ITS WORK. NEXT. After soaking the full time commence by rubbing a piece lightly on the washboard, when all the dirt will drop out, turning each piece inside out while washing it, so as to get at the soama, but dont use any more Soap and DONT wash through two suds.

All the dirt must be got out in the first suds. DONT keep the Soap on the washboard or it will waste, but if a streak will not come out by easy rubbing soap it again and let it lie while you are washing a few other pieces. NEXT COMES THE RINSING. Wash each piece lightly through a lukewarm rinse water on the washboard without usiner any Soap, UNTIL ALL THE DIRT? SUDS ARE OUT. EVERY SMART HOUSEKEEPER WILL KNOW JUST HOW TO DO THIS.

NEXT COMES THE BLUE WATER. Use scarcely any bluing STIR A PIECE OF THE SOAP in the blue water UNTIL THE WATER 13 DECIDEDLY SOAPY; put the clothes through this soapy blue water, and out on the line WITHOUT ANY MORE RINSING and WITHOUT SCALDING OR BOILING A SINGLE PIECE. The Clothes will NOT smell of the Soap, but will be aa sweet as if never worn. A small piece of Soap dissolved In the Starch makes a handsome gloss, and the pieces will iron much easier. Just think! No steam to spoil furniture! No steam to spoil wall paper I No yellow clothos Smooth hands I The wash done early in the forenoon.

Remember! Make the last water very soapy, and the clothes will bleach on the line and Iron easier. Always wash the white flannels with the other white piece3. After the rest of the wash is done then wash the colored pieces and colored flannels exactly the same way as the white pieces. Try It Next Wash Day. Yosir Grocer for It DOST 111! PIT OFF WITH ANYTHING ELSE.

So certain is it that The Frank Siddalla Soap only wants ONE TRIAL STRICTLY BY THE DIRECTIONS ON A REGULAR FAMILY WASH, that a cake will be sent by mail, postage paid in full, oa receipt of retail price, 10 cents, in money or stamps, to points where dealers will not accommodate their customers. Of course only one cake must be sent for, as it is very expensive to send even one cake. It has to be put in an iron box that costs 6 cents, as tho Post Office rules will not allow Soap to be sent through the mail in pasteboard boxes 15 cents in postage stamps will have to be put on each cake, AND YET A CAK3 WILL BE SENT FOR 10 CENTS IFTHE PERSON WHO SENDS WILL PROMISE FIRST That it shall be used the FIRST WASHDAY after getting it ON THB WHOLE OF A REGULAR FAMILY WASH. SECOND THAT EVERY DIRECTION, even the most trifling, SHALL B33 FOLLOWED EXACTLY. Of course only one cake will be sent, but after that is tried the dealers will then supply you.

ALSO NOVELTIES IN FINE Wednesday, each far surpassing that of any season. MILLINERY GOODS, Octobs tor ii TO NEW YORK SHORTEST AM QUICKEST. BOUND BROOK ROUTE JUNE 20, 1882. From Depot, Ninth and Green Streets The Only Line Running a 2 Hour Train Between the Two Creat Cities. Double Track, Perfect Equipment, Prompt and Reliable Movement.

York, Trenton and the East, 7.30 ftwo honr trum), 11.0( (Hut Express) A. 1 15 6.10, U.Jf. ami tia midnight, Direct cuimirtion by niinex boat at Jersey Cltv with lirle Hallway aud Hrooklytl. Klijibelh and Newurk, 8.80 and 11 A. 115 8.4C, 0.40, U.J5 r.

and 12.00 Midnight. Long Uruiieli, Ocean Urove and Kin lna Lake, 0.30 A. 1.13, a. V. and 1Z00 Midnight Kchimley's Mcmniiilns, Iliulil's Laka and Lake Ilonat cong, H.iiO A.

jr. and 3.45 1. M. fciUMDAY New York and Trenton, 8.30 5.30 P.M., tlV midnight. Leave New York, foot of Liberty street (New York time), 7.45, 0.30, 11.15 A.

1.80, 4, 4.30, 0.30, 7 tl'2 mi.hiiclit. HUN 1MY H.45 A. B.30 P. fl2 midnight. All trains atop at Coluuihla avenue and Wayu Juno lion.

I'AitLoitcAn. SLEtl'INU CAR, open 10.30 P. M. to 7 A. JL Ippol.

TIIIUM nnd IIKRK.O SIl ooU. New York, Newark nnd Eltabeth, Mil 8.20, 1915 A. 1, 83.30, ft 0.30 aud J11.30 P. Jt. Trenton, 5.10, b.20, t.ia A.

1.00, 3.30,5.24 6.30 and 11.30 P.M. I 'onnect l'ur Long Branch and Ocean drove, fjlJNl)AY New York and Trenton, 8.13 A.M. aud Ticket dfflces, 434, 024, 836 and 1351 Chestnut street and at the Depots. 11. P.

HALMV1N, ft. HANCOCK, Ueueral Passenger Agt, Ocn. Pass, and Tkt, Agl. New York. Philadelphia.

CO YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. FRIEDBERGER STROUSE Ui 113 115 EIGHTH and ARCH, THE NEW YORK MARKET. The New York market was without any backbone at any period of the day, and towards the close was In some directions decidedly ragged and weak for everything except Reading, closing prices for the general list showing a decline of to 4 per the latter Canada Southern, which broke badly during the last hour. Other stocks which guttered badly were Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Michigan Central, St. Paul, Jersey Central and the Waliashes nnd Omahas.

The unfavorable bank statement, showing enormous losses in deposits, specie and currency, had nn unfavorable inlliience on the late trade. The following shows the range of the principal stocks: Opening. IWjh. Lowest. Bid.

Central Pacific 9114 1.2U 91' 8 57 1131, 14 H'a 115 MX mi 10?" 114 Canada Southern 6tiU C. I. 8'J Denver and Bio Grande 58 Delaware and Hudson 113' Luck, it West 141 Erie i Lake Shore ll.r' Louisville aud Nashville 6715 Michigan Central 99s Missouri Pacific 107 li Northwest com N. Y. Central 13313 N.

J. Central Northern Pacific com 19' Northern Pacific pref. Ontario and Western 27' Omaha 52! Omaha pref. H'Jh Heading 63' St. Paul 10.s:i? Texas l'aciiic 4SJ Union l'aciiic in' Wabash 35 Wabash pref.

67' Western Union SsJjJ Ex diviuend. OtiU 53 113 Ml'i 42! 115 67 y. 1075 "I 2V. 'A 1119 mi so 67M SJs 8 MX 115 mA 144 rm 76 27 5U. my, 4714 10.su 3575 "7a 49 't? 27 1(I8 61 108U avk biiv'4 Chicago Grain and Provision markets.

Ojiaiing. Hinlienl. Lmvenl. Closinn. Wheat, octoDcr Wheat, November Wheat, Decemlwr mi ill si 'I n'A Uctolier, ni 20.75 12.70 12.20 corn, isoveniucr Corn, rear Oats, October 3j liH'A ni MX mh 22.37 2(U'0 1270 12.22 uats, ioveuiocr oivf, Oats, year 9 lorK, uciooer 21.00 Pork, November.

j.aru, iictorier rj.o 12.73 Ltird, November Jtireipt. Wheat Com 1107S1 Oats Casus Pork Lard 8'iVihO Siiipmnits. licill,) bushels. 122P.I.3 bushels. 1' bushels, awtt barrels.

52K1NS ixiunds. Lake ciijcaireniciits Wheat, m.uM biishuls 213,000 bushels; oats, bushels. corn, The rhiladulphia Murkets. Satpkuay, September 30. Fj.oun and Meal.

Flour moves slowly and prices favor buyers. Sales of 1,800 barrels, including Minnesota extras, nt Sfi.2Snfi.oo for clear and nt Jimoii" or straight: Pennsylvania extra family ut 8 1.7ra5; Wesleni do. do. at .235.75, and patents at S0.2jn8. Kye Hour continues firm at 8l.2da4.3714 Okaik.

Wheat oiiened dull and easier. Sales 'of 4,000 bushels from rejected up to 81.10 for choice Delaware long berry red. At the open board $1.03 was bid for September, fur October, SUX for November and S1.07 for December. Itye la nominal is quiet and a shado lower. Sales of 0 ooii bushels, in car lots, at according to location nnd quality.

At tlie oieu board otic, was bill for September and October, t'ljic. for November and fr December. A snmploof new Delaware corn, thellrst of the season, was received by Holmes it Brazier Oats areqiiiet and steady. Kales of bushels, including white, nt and rejected and mixed and At tho open board 41c. was bid for September and October aud llc.

lor November uud December. AVtruv von feci lifo is burden unci lmlhinir you try seems to ease your uyspepsia, iiuu a Huro rc Jiul itrowu irou uu tors. JUST A Half Dozen Plated Silver Knives and Half Dozen Forks of tha best quality given to the wife of every storekeeper who soils groceries, EVEN IF HER HUSBAND DOES NOT SELL THE FRANK SIDDALLS SOAP, the present being given to have a thorough trial made of the Soap. IF YOUR HUSBAND SELLS THS SOAP TRY IT NEXr WASHDAY and send your application for th9 present, or send for a list of some of the grocar3' wives who have received the present, so that you can see there is no humbug about it. If your husband dont sell the Soap a cake will be sent by mail, FREE OF CHARGE, IF YOU SEND BUSINESS CARD AND MAKE THE NECESSARY PROMI3B3.

TRY THE FRANK SIDDALLS SOAP FOR WASHING CLOTHES. See how clean, sweet and white it leaves the dish cloth, and th8 dltshes and glasses beautifully clean. Try it for Shaving. The most delicate skin will not burn or smart after shaving. Try it for Washing the Baby and the Baby Clothes, for washing anything that wants washing, whether It Is your pet dog or your pet horse, your face or your feet, or your neck, when raw and sore from sunburn.

For washing sores, cuts or burns it is elmply Immense. OLIVE BUTTER An Absolutely Pure Vegetable Oil. For Cooking Purposes Is HKTTKR limn LARD, Fully iyiiAi, 10 kuiilt unu i i.in thai EITHER. One Pound oF (Hive Hntler Will Do Uio Work ol Two i'oumU of Lurtl. TRYITnud KE il.IZK 1TK GREAT MERITS MAN'UFACTUHBD ONLY BY WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S SONS, pun, tnia.i'iiiA.

FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. Viil tluri I'OMiHte nml I'rrniaiirnt 'lire for IStoh ami lli.YftUHl Iiupairril VI iilil, I fiilliiir tlcttiDi'v. nntit of Kiiei ur.r. In lt'4'iNinn, lrsroii(ltiia, Ni'iii'iiHlliriiin the miiv (liNonltTH fuusptl by e.xccrtJsL'S. uvurwurk.

lufiilal or ptiynloHl, ulmse, Ac, In MANSION'S SEMIXAL BOLUS. l't'ineity is npiHel to the writ nf the cUsposp, nd MtoiiiHfh iniirriikH In viilci1. nifelH Uia pcouiiunticn ul Mich caw. SScnl neule'1 by mail. One rant nnv ordinary cbhcs j'lircc Doxi (Cif KA lVK IN TIIK VOIUSt CASKS), SO.

Ullli oarll OI'ltM. of tliror lntpi IiipIon ih1 kiiiii'iiiiIoo Ihnl lt ii piirri in not rrl'wlvfl llio ull ifIuiMloii Trvnliuviil Hie 80 will rWiiinlcfl. (Siiisiilttition witii our riivwiclan. in DPrson or hv Ut 'ltl lK. HtMict for (Mir valtmhlo Ircalinp, conluiiilnff inttcra ul vital itntiorlunce lo vvury man, ouiik or olu.

Marston Remedy Co, 198 Fulton St. New York Address all Letters to Office of Frank Siddalls Soap, No 7I8 Cailowhill Street, Philadelphia..