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The Evansville journal., 1870-09-17
ELECTRIC OIL
DR.. SMITHS
Genuine "kEectrie" Oil.
NEW COMBINATION.

5nvERvF POWER WITHOUT PHO5-
IL PHoRUSi A real Sedative without
Dpiuna 0r reaction. Innocent, even In the
Trlog1fn of TnfantB.asT ri Wenty Drops Is the
LARGEST Dose. Cures sick Headache in
about twenty minutes on rational princi-
pies.
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Great lDistrlbutiOn
ny TIE
METROPOLITAN GIFT OOMP'Y.
Cash Gifts to the am0G4tof 100000.


EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE
Cash Glfis each 900
y ...........'..'........'..... ... is'S83 'SS5
3 3 : ..,........,...,,......... ........- l'sS8 5
eS r,agaot ,,,.,.;'''''' ce,G ..,,,,.,' Av'
each ............4............. ......82O0 to 500
Is Elegant Rosewood Malodeons.
each .......4s........... .......5s.s-.. 70 20 4t9
sS3 sS3 ssssg,di9E sso,d MtsSalnes' eseh'.- 9 S 55
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, ao.s
valued eL.....-. ~
FOR 25c. Tickets describing Eriz sa are sealed
In Envelopes and we'll MIX ad. On rea
ceipt Oi 16c Sealed Tickat a trawm witn-
ont choice end sent By Inafi % any ad-
dress. TIE prize named upon % win be
delivered 20 the licEat. holder IN payment
ss % 4f5 o dSg RF addTsa frs' by s os rss
You VIII know what your prize ia bsfots
you pay Tor it. Any PriEe oxchanged fnr
patrons can depend ON fnlr deaiing.
I REFERENcEs;-Wo select the touQWinG
from many who have lately dr tWu Nalua-
bic Prizes, ahd kindly permitted ua 20
pubti them. Andrew u. Burns DhlCaEDs
$4,000; Miss Cara $, Walaer, baiumoret
g5.g01 John Is Andrews, 3aRaF nah, Nai il4Af
Miss AEuea Simmons, Charief tom PIANO.
s0l0.. w q bubliah no namea FithQut PER-
'OPiS1oNs or rnn r'nnss.--eThe arm De-
reliable, and deserve their success, =
ftfcektv Igt0 me, nay >. We tugW l4+-A
aid, Nm ~. IA friend Of ours dreW W yJV
prize which was promptly ee9lFFp'
1sseifd foT circular. T.IhraT nduosniouia
% Agents.. Satisfaction Ruafa1t 1teeas NWr
cry pach age Of Sealed 1rlVelofes contains
osiK CASH arFT. eix Tickets foE sli ~ lef
ne addresaed % STEWART, MORRIS d
Co. 50 Broadway. N Y.
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Siaam oirnnlar Saw Mlll.

6J6dM UIEOuIdI odW MiI1.
The one weipurchased Of you on the "a
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands 10
will saw fifteen hundred feet OF poplar per
hour. Onthe whole, we think You have
great reason to con gra tkalate yourself upon
having CONSTRUCTED q most excellent Mil.
" whfch will doubtless supeIcedc those con-
structed uDon other principles. TneSWtss
sent to put the mlII up and start ttfor us,'
seems to be an excellent machinist. Our
friends who Witnessed him WORKING say
he is the best sawyer that they have eNer
seen. You could not have sent better
machintst aud sawyer, or one that would
have given more -satisfactt0us Your h43lf
is just what you recommend Il TO be.
YOarE, truly
sep9.3m ELDER BROS. q
@OEner aizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements. ne Lea
nov I5-0nn o. KEATzs
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Nor A FAILURE! Nor OEE!.
fFFonn Cauada.1


NEW HAMBURG. ONT, July IL.
Dir. Smith, Phlla.: Z have sold the Oil
for Deafness, Sickness, Neuralgia, &c, and
in every case ft has given Satisfaction. I
can procure quite a number ofletterss We
want more OF t1e large sizes &c, &C. eslss 8
-. Pred. H. MclGiAIIIIM- Dri1qr1st.
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I.I0o, 900, inches to 4 feet high. Best
Tim Der and Eut Tree planted. q lG-pngo
Circular FREH. Aud all sorts OF NurE8rV
Stock. Address HTORRs, HARRISON d
CO, Paineaviiis, Lake C0., y.
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Cures RheltDs0ttSDe. Cures SAT- Icfeest7s.
Cures Es-psjpetas- Cures Pordfysts- Cares
St1eIt5n0s. Cures C7tiEbLafHS. cures Head
ache. Cures Burns and Feosts. Cures Plies,
RcQ5d Head FeEon. C1r51sncktes, MAna2ss
Group, DJptheyGd. Aettr1lgsns efoatt, WottaQs,
ache, Cramps, Bloody Elstr, de-, dc &C.
TRY 1T FOR YOURSELF. -.
SALT RHEUM it cures every time III
y0u usa no soap on the parts while apply
Ing the OH, and &c cures most all cutane-
0us diseases seldom fails In Deafness or
rheumatism. For sale By the best Drug
gfsts. 84 HferA smansN sepl5-dIy
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FOX SALE.

rE~0E aALE-VALUA LE AA1H
property known as the EGler property }
sItnafed on tine west corner OF Main and
sixth Streets, fronting Io7z Ieet on main
property Is offered for sale at low ngureq
On eAsV terms. Apply % 80
JP. ELLIOTT a SON.
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
ala aef
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DO0leY's Baking Powder

The standard reputation attained ~
this unrivaled and infalltble Yeast Pow-
der during twelve years past Is due 70 tl5
my. Put up In Tins, actual weight, -
Tupresenfed, and viii Keep Tor years.
T,he 0uaptfty required for use IS rom
one-fourth 70 one-nalf less than other
BAKING Powders- Il .a-l.a.,.s =,
Sold by Grocers tnrougnouL kns U nlSoO
efafag DOOLEY d BROTHER,
Manufacturers and PropKtetoras
ap18 d8m cod G9 New Street. w. r.
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PHALGEsB ssPAPHIAN SOAP for
the Toilet Nursery, and Bath, VIII not
chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake.
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Al VOID 0UACK8.--A gfotlm OF early
~. tndiscretfon, causing nervous dohiila
ty, premature decay, &C. having tried ln
vain every advertised remedy. has diGcuV-
cred simple means OF aoif-cu 20, which ne
wiliAend freo % nia fell0W-aul areras II Hs
FUTILE, No. 78 Nassau street, New York
City. muml8slm
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Cation aud 'fobacc0 Presses,

sf5aI M il5g - zs5 s8sHa tx8t
5 saiuui1E .ase .Tea nxeI,a q
.atrileq EyANsgAH.z.E. ANDAAAAs
flfQ faert5 aa d3ue9 6 .oE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14

interfere either for or against him. was
well aware that the facts and circumstances OF
the case were as well known to the Governor ms
to me, and was quite willing to leave the mat
ter iii his hands. was neither opposed to the
clemency asked nor in favor of t. was sim
ply neutral Many excellent citizens joined in
asking respite and, while | highly respected
their motives could not, consistently with my
own sense Of duty, actually aid them in their
effort -
l. Because have made It rule of life not to
ask public officer to do what would not feel
fully justified in doing myself, If placed in his
position.
2. When criminal has been fairly tried, and
duly convicted, think it is better, in a vast ma
jority of cases, to let the law take its COURSE by
doing so the good learn to respect; and the bad
to fear the law: and the influence upon society
is highly salutary. Then, indeed, it Is a terror
to evil doors, and praise to them who do we'll.
3. In the case under consideration no one
doubted Darnells participation in the murder.
He confessed this before the trial, and on the
scaifold but excused or palliated his act. by
alleging that he did not mean to murder, but
only to rob And further, that although he as
sisted Bill Lopez in putting the warm and bleed
ing corpse into the mill pond, yet he did 50
through fear of personal violence from Lopez.
Assuming this to be true, was he therefore. not
guilty? And was the Governor wrong in not in
terfering in his behalf ! Or, because the chief
criminal escaped should the other he pardoned Z
These questions leave for the thoughtful ia
answer. Because l could not answer them in
the affirmative to my own conscience, did not
ask for the pardon of Darnell.
His youth, and the belief that he was not the
instigator and plotter of the MURDER but re-
dnced to become a participant therein by al
older and more crafty mind, led me to pity him
in his unhappy circumstances. visited him in
his cell and i'll company with christian minis
ter. encouraged him to look to Christ above foi
pardon and peace. Nv sense of duty to society
prevented me from asking, even as private
citizen. for his release.
Very respectfully yours,
j. ALEXANDER FuLroS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
Grimes and Casualties.


At Reading on Saturday night, Mary Miller,
aged H. was fatally burned while trying TO kin
die fire with coal oil.
Blew, who killed hoy and attempted nm ag-
gravated assault upon his mother. ON the Ken
lucky border near lawrenccbury Ind, has been
arrested and lodged iii Jail.
Two men We're drowned by the capsizing of A
sail boat, near New London light-horse. on Sum
day night. There We're four men in the boat nj
the time, and all were drunk.
\ serious riot occurred recently in Louisa
Comfy, Va. Pistols and knives we're freely used
Three men were seriously wounded and Il nn,n-
her OF others more or less injured
The son of Eli Kinney, leading banker or
Cincinnati, while in II small boat Saturday. NJ the
Terry slip IN that city, was caught between tho
ferryboat and the wharf and crushed TO death
James ONeil was hanged on SUNDAY night M,
i'rowhs Bridge, nine miles from Denver. Nv
some unknown persons. A placard was attached
To the body with the inscription Cattle Thief'
upon it,
~ North Kingston, Il. L., on Friday night. Eli
IN H. smith took from their bed her two children.
one wears, the other II weeks, and drowned
,helh ~ the ralii-waer eistern, and then drowned
herself.
Mrs Nasiii Angel and her two SONS. were mr.
rested at North Providence, H. l., on SATURDAY.
on suspicion Of having murdered VIM +. Angel
men husband and father, who disappeared some
months since, and whose body was RECENTLY found
III pond. James Pagan, q hired lnIorer w,.
also arrested. All pleaded moi ruiltv mi ar,,
held for an examination '' "'o
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14

town IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL NEWS.
DOVER, July l2th.-Since the pleasant change
III the atmosphere, and the disappearance of the
mosquitoes, our citizens seem to have been
inspired with increased energy III the work of
improvement. Mr.. $, 4. Jones il about COM
plctng handsome residence on Main street
Mr.. j. :. Jester one on King street. Mr. George
Barker one on New street, and a utlmber If
others are i'll course of construction in different
parts of the town. MIR. Evans has made n
handsome addition to his flour and feed store
ami has also erected two large two-story offices
one OF which, We understand, il to be used M n
post Office. We sincerely hope the report il true
a. the present Office, III the summer season, il
almost inolerablc
On Thursday, July It'll, the Peninsula Col
lcgiate Institute closed its first years operation
/. ~. under its present instructors. The wear has
been one of great success, and highly gratifying
both to patrons and teachers. Duties will be
resumed September 9th.
On Tuesday evening, at the regular commune
cation of Union Lodge No. Z, A, f. A. NJ the
following officers were installed W. NJ, Beniah
watson s. W., DIR. Il. o. Shakespeare; j. W..
Severens Taylor Secretary, Professor Isaac g.
West Treasurer, II. b. Jump.
On the evening of the ith instant the members
OF Philademie Lodge, l. o. o. f., gave an enter
tainnent, which was largely attended. All were
ihsiiy pleased. Tins lodge IL III ilourishing
condition.
The work on the NJ Il. Church progresses
slowly. The improvements will cost about five
Thousand dollars.
The Baptists are again talking of hell not
dtring bell, Ms Mr.. H. suggested.
There is a good opening in Dover for q first
class female school there are several schools
where the elementary branches are taught Int
none where young lady can receive II thorough
education. noyEn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
(ltIpssu.

THE FRUIT oRops-NEw BRIDGE IMPROVEMENTS,
&c.
ODESSA, DEL, July 12th.--Wc were blessed
with copous shower last week, and vegetation
shows signs of life again.
There will be about a half crop of peaches in
this neighborhood.
Messrs. Polk n Hyatt, of this town, have ship
ped this season, ten thousand quarts of raspber-
ries, and are now shipping blackberries. They
are getting high prices for them as they should.
at they are excellent fruit, and handled in good
order.
Mr.. Shaw, Of Wilmington, il building II bridge
ut this place across the Appoqunimink creek.
MIR. Shaw understands his business, and believe
the County will get n fTst-class bridge. There is
temporary structure erected across the creek
and travel will not be interrupted in the least
The Odessa Cornet Band is having n neat band
wagon built. They will be prepared, in n short
time, to attend to the wants of the people, in the
way of good music, and will appear III a hand
some wagon.
The attention Of the proper person il respect
fully directed To the bridge over Appoquinimnk
creek, known AZ the New Bridge" The railing
il nearly half down. and there is danger in eros
sing.
Several new dwellings, are to he built here this
Fall. The spirit of improvement seems to have
taken hold of our people. hope the hold il a
lasting one, az dwellings, are scarce and rents
high
Thomas Cosgrift, of this town, died this morn
ing, after lingering illness. q.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
LITERATURE AND JOURNALISM.

old and Ne,o, for July, commences the second
volume, and starts off with an excellent table of
contents. 1.-THE Quakers in New England" by
Il. p. Hallowell, will he read with interest by
many persons in this vicinity. John Whopper,
the Newsboy,' is a story for boys, which has
been attributed to the pen of the editor, Rev.
L. f. Hale, but which, it is asserted, is written
by another person, no less than zone of the
most distinguished scholars in the country"
:'The Hidden Hemisphere" is published as a
serial, and pmports TO be an astronomical study
for young people. Julia Ward Howe writes of
Harrisburg. aud how to find it." There is an
article ON The Woman Question" by d. II.
Ella Life and Life-rorce,' by q. W. Kellogg !;
M anonymous paper entitled Talk About the
Tea Table :" american Bishops and Infallibili-
ty." by l. b. Torrice; - Commonplace" COM
pete story Ivy l. G, Meriii;h; and several other
articles, beside the Examiner aud Record
Of Progress" There are several poems good in
this number. Roberts Il Brothers are now the
publishers, Boston. Mass.
From Boughmal. Thomas Il Co., we have
received " Gwendoline's Harvest and English
reprint. from the press of Harper y Bro, Of
New York. 1t is written by the popular author
Of Carlyon's Year" and is pronounced clever
novel Although not having had and opportuni-
to read it, we can commend it from the fact that
it forms Of tie series Of ilarpcrs Library of
Select Novels.
Chas. Il. Leland is in London, preparing a
press.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14

CROP rRospEt~rs DEMOCRACY CutRrlN,i THE
cOIIDRED VOTERS.

CROP lRoSpEt-rs- CuuRTIN,i THE
coLpRED VOTERS.
MooRroS, KENT Co., July 1l.-Oat harvest il
now at hand, and owing to the last eight or
ten day of favorable weather that crop will he
far better than was expected.
Many of the farmers have thrcshed ont their
wheat and the crop on all average il turning
out very poorly; in this vicinity there will 10
less than twO-thiryls of an ordinary WELD The
corn crop, which is now about being laid bv,
looks unusually well that crop IL the chief sta
pie and main dependence, the prospect presented
is therefore quite cheering. Dewberlies are be-
ing pretty extensively shipped from this place to
New York where they are said to be bringing
good price
Mosquitoes made their appearance early this
season, and the mcrcilcss little pests are uuite
tormenting.
Some of the members Of the modern Democra-
tic alias white Mans Party" arc becoming very
democratic not feeling willing to wait the move
OF the great family, and not deeniing it pril-
dent to trust too much in what the Sussex Con-
gresham has already said about ignorant, weak
knees, they are advocating equal rights, ~
urging the culoied citizens to attend the Repub-
lean meetings and demand share of the nom
nations. Can't every intelligent reader under
stand tho move; Yes we do but il il too late
now they cant "puH Orer Mrtr ,.yeS = the ALI
ance is too great they can't secure Il that way
many solemn protests against the colored man
to secure Ills vote by dcceltiul and fraudulent
means; they will have to come ont and act like
white Men, or they will stigmatiIe that sacred
name. . consistency, thou art a jewel.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14

Strength evaporatcs fast at this season. This s
especially the with all who live by the sweat Of
their brow. From every pore Of the sevelike skin
moisture cxudrs which contains the elements oi
vitality. Thereby the blood is Impoverished the
nerves Relaxed the muscles weakened, The digestion
impaired, the bowels disturbed, and the animal spi
rlts depressed. The constant drain that produces
these effects cannot he arrested, because It Is due v
the heat of the aimosphcrc hut the loss Of the life
sustaining elements can he supplied by extra lnyi.
gOration. Now, therefore, Is the time Resort tn
iiostetters Stomach Bittcrs, the most powerful and
hcahiul of all vegetable tones. Long expcrtnrr
hus proved that nothing else Will efficiently sustain
double pressure Of excessive heat, AMI constant
physical or mental lull0r. All persons who have
been tempted to try the uca "tonicsn tsn-,Alc'D
which have been start by snrdil spcrnlitGf~ IN
almost every town and village with II view nf ''lurt.
Ing penny" by the crctlulity Of the nnwnry, know
this to their cost. It isa wise maxim that says
"hod fast to that which Is good" of the forty mil
lions Of people In the United States, probably one.
llith have tested the restorative properties Of Hos
letters liliiers and Know 1t to lie specific for dis
pepsia biiousness, nervous weakness, general H.
biliiy, constipation fever and nguc, and want Of ar
petite; that any Of These should he persuaded To rX,
pertinent with the worthless nostrunls Recommended
by INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant cmpcrics sccnls al
most incredible. jys,rOd&wll
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
Eject, il The unirca states of n War in Europe.


War III Europe will have its first effect hero bv
nn!rciisev increasing the tlnw of immigrants
Nietly every careful father who can gather the
'l-t aud fcentA the rpnscrpinn afar oil il paw
lts' The passage Of lis boys TO America. From
Ailerca they may return home again richer than
p.ey went, 81 the father perchamre. may follow
NJ. iilr voyage FROM the army they would prob
VIVID ur,lr roturn Nnl this result is secured Ia
o.. aicitlA hy iiU War fever, even Without the war
So, 4" Ne, iu,.rgs,' ~ inn ration will be- de
nilrl in sur Lr,'aIrtuiia and high prices llr
ntl tll"1ii gain rrnps II Tie war lasts "a
ihtil even IN some big gun contracts, aud our
wofhsliops sill lurn gas Europe will 80 on tie
debtor riile of the books IN a very nnumaliilud
way. Onr huniA 1T first viii 90 down in thn
nmrkeia of Europe for there viii he a rush for
money to he handled in the great financial trans
actions and all values held ~ Investment will
lie on the market but tliis will he only first
effect. Later it will be realized that the bonds
81 o, Jus treat, prosperous pcaceabe people are
be in demand at any price
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
Industrial News,

The strike of the tailor pressmcn in nosto,,
has ended, they agreeing to resume work nj tia
old prices, -" at 'hc
=. An effort is heing made to establish in Nav
iork lodge of The Daughters of NJ Cris,,;,, q"
pe composed OF shoc-ttors and others.
!, me Iron Monlders Union, now in session IL,
rnlladelpliia has passed resolution silspcnJin"
~ UNIONS mat refuse to pay the one ndr cent
Tor the Philadelphia strike.
:. The Louisville, New Albany and 4, TAN.
airline Railroad has received subscrintions tn
ne amount OF sl,5i6,5O0, aud will cnmm", ,a
'"o construction of the road immediately.
- 1t. is tho intention of the work;,na..
Protective Association Of San Fraurisr" ~, o,, =
taiiHe that cityinto Ward clubs for Tia ,,n ,o y,
:" nominating fnll party tickle, tlis iaIl '''o
Adviccs from North Adams. Mas. .,a,.u-.
matters are settling down there eycirmo', .,a'
sNihH, 'Tlsplls organizing their co.n,ura,;,..
inlorE WIN Sl0,Olb capital from tl,r ,''.,
nh,ge, ana Chinese working in rnuiIiv s'a w.,
n',,'"lillls ru Of Mr. Simpsons raetnry ~ .,e
hN''ch teams are now nj work '''"'p
lAyely tines are anticipate1 ,,,o,,, a,
G, a,, 81 New York city before wi,tsr ~
H. a,,,'o''il'rl on good authority that IN, a :.
no'trh' through their Board Of Jrade nr Nu .'
l"is 10 nler the alternative of n ,,i' 'I ~
,sni r.'",inh 81 Cinnamon, or "a reduction a's
", W,',ges, and the abandonment. by th e ,,. o.
their organization y H'e men, OF
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
Telegraphic News.
Congress.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WAsuSGroN, July l2th.-The Senate agreed
to the Conference report ON the tax and tariff
bill
The tax on books and Bessemer steel remain
as fixed by the Senate.
The Hill provided for the discharge of asses
sors and consolidation of Supervisors districts.
Committee Of Conference was ordered on
the miscellaneous and army appropriation bills.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
resolution was passed allowing Patrick
Woods to be taken to Richmond to testify in a
murder caste and afterwards to 10 returned 10
prison in Washington.
Mr.. Buffers motion to adopt resolution i'll
Producing the House visitors at West Point to
investigate tho treatment Of the colored cadet
there, was carried.
The Senate amendment to the appropriation
bill, fixing number of Representatives at three
hundred, was rejected.
The Senate post route bill was amended and
passed.
Mr. Sherman, from the Tax and Tariff Con-
ference Commute, submitted reports
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
News from Washington.

Nineteen watchmen and laborers ,ro.a
missed from the Treasury Department vest ora ,s
1t is considered probable that tho Nm, 10y
ganizing the army will fail by disarreonnuoomi,,
between the two Houses of Congress-" 'O'e'lt
The Navy Department has ordered film, a,
iron-clad station at New Orleans bo diseon,; ,ie
and the vessels towed to League Island ~ e
Of Key West. ny way
The President has signed the bill MAKING -,
preparations for the executive and in1i,;li,
June 3Oth, 1871. 'N"' '''''ii'S
On the subject Of the Income Tax fin w..
ference Committee on the Tax bill have ,,, moi
to report in favor of continuance for two Year.
and no longer. years.
Mr.. +. ~ Gilmore has received the cncopr,,,a
ment that everything possible will be done IN.
our government to forward his scheme og a.,
international musical jubilee. ="
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14
Chemist and Druggist,
18th ~ Market sts., Wilmington
St. Louis Magnetic Spring Water.


,, we have Just received IN invoice of 80 cases o.
XIII recently discovered AMI highly interesting hlu
ntal water which is attracting the attention ~
s.'nllhr men on account OF its current OF clcctrll
y Ut magnetism through which II renders magnrliu
P'.es 81 iron or steel placed In IL for short Ih.
u Is already much sought after on account ~ w.
astonishing cures Of govt, rheumatism, neurall.a'
na'nysls, ~ Nil,is Dance and other affections, r.
Iuchy Those OF nervous character We llnse NV
W uralight Bedford water (An,iersOn sprinr.l IN
'ns,or Saratoga natural water IN natural colihllo,
iign ltoch Saratoga Qntura water rcclnrgrd VIII
,nnunir lrid gnsN Nichy water lnnfacid W ii.,
,y Sihlihs artciall and Kisscngen wafer ghA
IVY, Dr. H. Smiths artificial and OF bottled wh,e1,
~. ~ nngrcsS Spring, Excelsior Spring. llirll l'nh
npiihg aud IinlsiOn Spa Saratoga; Nicl,y, hisstn-
psh, ~, lnns Magnetic Spring, Ruckhri'lsr al',
~. .alliarines Wen (CanadaD Gettysburg Mi,s,si
luul AMI utllcr leading medicinal waters it'i"''
water by the gallon or barrel.
ne facilities we offer the citizens OF WilllllEW,
rntblc them IN obtain all the benefits derived hu
urlhking The waters ut the springs, and AT the s'9
.ilie enjoy the comforts Of home NJ great sivis vi
,,nie anu money. Having the Syphon bottles MN, n,
,uc necessary apparatus for properly nlhg INA ~,
we are prepared 10 supply the invalid who may Ir,
"iH " or the lover of soda water VINO may ues h
", uil lhc requisites for enjoying this rrfTesnilB W.
serage at amy time at home
l.. BRlNGHuRsT CO., Apothecarles
Cor. sixth and Market Sts., wilmington peb