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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

LUXURY, Health, Economy insured by
using Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant
Light Rolls, Biscuits, &C., prepared in
ten minutes. Try it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Trusscs are superseding
all others. Before buying Metal Trusses
or Supporters, send for n descriptive
circular to the Elastic Truss Co., GS3
Broadway, n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

PGrSon'S Purgntiue PiIs will greatly
relieve, if not entirely cure, DYSPEPSIA
when everything else fails. They huve
been tried in some desperate cases, and
have given more relief than any other
medicine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Twelve pounds Of fruit, six
pounds OF sugar, u quart Of cider
vinegar, cloves and cinnamon. Let
the fruit boil in above until soft,
take out, put carefully on a dish, lot
the Sirup boil down, then put on
fruit again and boil u few minutes
fill jars and seal with tissue paper
dipped in white Of egg.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
PLUM PRESERyE.

PIums are equally good done in
molasscs or sugar. If sugar is used
take an equal quantity Of fruit and
sugar. Make II clear sirup and boil
the pInms gently forty minutes.
They will require heating over once
if they arc to be kept. Beech plums
are very excellent prepared in this
way us we'll as tor pies.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Sh00 REWARD. All Book and Magazine can
WV vassers send your address Immediately 10
osimlths Dollar Magazine" New York. Very i'm.
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Use bar-soap and powered chalk.
Wet the cloth, rub on the mixture,
and lay it in the sum.
IODINE AND coils.
AS soo as q boil becomes hard
and innamcd paint it with iodine.
Tho poison will not be scattered,
but will be absorbed by it,.
TO BoIL POTATOES,
These should be out Of the groum
but u short time before cooking.
Wash them well, rub off thcir skins
with u coarse cloth, and put in boil
ing water. Whom perfectly tender,
pour tho water from them, and let
them stand by the side of the fire,
with the lid Of the saucepan partial
ly removed. Whom tho potatoes
are Thoroughly dry, put them in Il
not vegetable dish, with u piece Of
butter the size Of II walnut; pile the
potatoes owe this and serve. 1.-THE
potatoes are too old to hayei
their skins rubbed Off before rhc;r
ing, they should be cookethd serve
"jackcts )" drain, pee
them as abovcon SALT nurrM.
Take Of arrow dock-roots, scabi-
ans. anXswamp %sassafras, equal
o"o, WI down strong and add one
n@of lard simmer down to an
p;unaacnt. Rub the parts affected
40 or four times u day. If the
Smplaint is attended with any in.
Illumination, it must be first subducd
by a poulticc made Of slippery elm
bark and fresh milk. Medicines
must bo taken to purify tho blood.
An excellent beer is made by boil
ing in a suitable quantity Of water
the following articles Take the
root of sassatras, burdock, black al
der, wild cherry tree; Of this let a
detection be made then
swoctcn with mOlasscs or honey,
and when about blOodwarm add a
quantity of yeast to fer.
mont it. Tho patient should take
of this beer.
PUT UP JAM WHILE HOT.
tits said that ordinary iam-fruit
ana sugar which have been boilcG
together for some timc-kccps bet
ter if tho pots into which it is pour
are tied up while hot. IF the
paper a act as Il straincr, in the
Iamo way us cotton wool it must be
IS people suppose. If one pot of
am is allowed to cool before it is
hut down, lite germs will fall up
n it from tho air, and they will re- !,
ain their vitality, because they fall Z,
pom q cool substance; they will be l
hut in by the paper, and will soon a
Ill to work decomposing the fruit. G
another pot, perfectly similar, be
He'd with boiling hot mixture and n
covered over, though, .
course, some of the outside air }
ust be shut in, any germs which
floating in it will be scaldcd, s.
I'd in all probability destroyed, so u !
at no decomposition can take Il
ace. q
FLAvORING SIRUPS.
In making strawberry, raspbcr- m
, pineapple, and other sirups, 81
nply express the juice by squcoz- A
: the ripe fruit in some porous II
ough strong cloth. Linen towel fir,
, is an excellent thing for this
rpose. This requires some little III
and may best be done by Ac
lcezing small portions at a time. in,
xt, to every pint of juice add two wi
lnds of crushed white "a" sugar, tel
dissolve by a gentle heat. HI
through flannel while hot, st,
bottle. The best receptacle for st,
ps is a demijohn or flask wrap the
in wicker-work. Light affects
color deleteriously, and perhaps bro
.es some other chemical change Ho
ring the taste. Sirups should Eli
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Il NNiNhs l' 49, "N'' ~ :"
variety Of purposes. In flavoring
ico-crcam no moro sugar ia needed
than that contained in the strip.
PRACTICAL BUTTER MAKING.
A lady in the Western Rural thus
pleasantly describes her practice in
butter making: al use six quart
pans, putting about three quarts in
each, and allow it to stand thirty or
t~hirty-six hours before lifting the
cream, which is putin n suitable YES
sci Casually II pam in which it re-
mains in a place somewhat warmer
than hat in which the milk is kept;
stirring occasionally in order to
oqualizc the acidity and tcmpora-
turo. Churning day comes twice Il
week, and is looked forward to with
| pleasure rather than otherwise. Ny
churn is very primitive in its sim
pliclty-a stone jar, used without Il
cover Of any kind. When churn-
ing time comes, | set my crcam near
the stove, stirring occasionally while
getting breakfast. After breakfast,
| scald my jar, and put in the cream
before the jar gets cool, and in from
four to seven minutes churning it is
ready for the butter bowl ; and
strange as it may seem, all the work
Of churning is performed in an open
jar, with II %ssimplo paddle. Patent
churns Of the most philosophical
pattern will fail whom crcam is i'm
properly cared for. There il no
! withcrait about the churn, o mys.
terry in butter making; the one
thing nccdful is common sense and
Vigilance in the car and prepare
ton Of the cream
PRESERVING FRUITS.
AS the soason for preserving fruit
is at hand, We print tho following,
which we find in QUO Of our cX-
changes, for the benefit Of our lady
friends: Our native fruits, both
wild and cultivated, furnish al mex
haustiblo supply Of the proper in
gradients for the making Of all
kinds of preserves. We give II few
tried recipes for their manufacture,
and trust that they may DO used OK
tcnsively to the exclusion Of the UNI
healthy compounds that we are so
prone to patronize:
GRAPE JELLY.
Bruisc and boil the fruit, then
strain; add half q pound Of sugar
to each pint Of juice, then boil from
ten to twenty minutes.
FIG JELLY.
Wash, and add water sufficient to
cover the fruit; boil twenty minutes;
strain, then add sugar and boil as
above.
sLOE JELLY.
Mash, boil, strain ; onc-haIf
pound Of sugar to pint OF juice.
Mash, boil, strain, as above.
PEACH JELLY.
Web, without removing skins or
PITS Oyer with water; boil until
SOFT Slr'NN add ono-haIf pound of
sugar To PIT Of juice ; boil twenty
minutes.
CNNNSD EpITrc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
CANNp FRUITS.

Make strap wifi sugoa pound of
a]yGr"I""EE. Ssh pint of juice; boil the
.i@7t until done, fill tho Jars boiling
hot, seal up Immediately. Keep
jars warm before filling with the
iruit.
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L + KNOWLEDGE.
TO TAKE OUT MILDEW.

TO TAKE OUT MILDEW.
Use bar-soap and powered chalk.
Wet the cloth, rub on the mixture,
and lay it in the sun.
IODINE AND EoILS.
As soon as n boil becomes hard
and infamcd paint it with iodine.
Tho poison will not be scattered,
but will be absorbed by it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

T. X. PHOENIX, Bloomington Nursery. Iii. ;eh
Z acres ;2ist year IL Green Houses; Trees, BuU
Hedge Plants, Nursery Stock /; 4 Catalogues % cta'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

&1 = a day IN Agents, selling Campaign
" - Badges for adies and Gents as breast
and scarf pins. gold plated with photographs o
Presidential Candidates samples mailed Tree for
80 cents. MCKAY 90,
sepq 4w 9s Cedar ST., N Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

PHILADELPHIA ~ REGIONS BAN .saa5eS,.
DAGE INSTlTUTE-Notice No q @d%B
Truss positively cures Ruptores. Large stock Of
Elastic Stockings, Belts, supporters, Should
Braces, Clutches, suspensories. Large variety
sugl0-dsm-lyW,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
2lew advertisements.
AT L0W RATEs.
GUARANTEED BONDS

Paysb Q In ew York Ci y, for sale al p'ices that
Will pay over l9 per rent on the inves ment. M :
Nj PAL NDS OF he highest grade always on
IT., New YORK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
DR.. Wells Extract Of Jurubeba,

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant and must be taken as a permanent curative
agent.
ls there want Of action in your Liver end spleen7
Unless relieved az once, the blood becomes impure
BY deleterious secretons, producing scroiul us or
Mn Diseases blotches, felons, pustules, canker,
pmples, DC, &C.
Take Jurubqba to cleanse, purify and restore the
utlated blood to healthy action
Have you DyApeptiC Stomach Unles digestion
sPompily aided the system is debill ated VII h less
OF vital force poverty OF the Bl cd, Dropacal ten
oencies general weakness or lassltude.
rake II TO assist digeBiicn without reaction,i Will
lmpart youthfuivigor TO the weary sufferer.
have you weakness of the Int stines Ynu are
IN danger OF Chronic DlarrH9a or the dreadful In
Kama Ion OF the bowels.
axe it allay Irritation and ward of tendency
70 nlnnamatOns
Have YOU weakness NJ the Utering or Urinary or
kahs You must procure instant relief Ur you are
H1ne 10 suficr wnIhe than death.
heashe Se " 20 strengthen organic weakness or lie
peGOmea burden,
,F,naly II should be frequently taken TO keep the
sas ys,en ln perfect health or you are otherwise IN
a,s.asoa soanger Of malsrlal miasmatic or contagious
JOHN @ KEEL oGa, IS Plat St., N. Y,
~. Sole gent for the United States.
EncA PER bette. Sand foF circular. sepo-AW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Campaign Goods for 1879.

Agents wanted fr our Campaign goods sell nj
light. Pay TOO per et nj. pr dt Now IL the
time. Send at once Tor descriptive circulars and
Price Lats OF onr ine Steel EngraviHga OF all the
andidates, Campaign biographies, Charts Photo
graphs. Badges, Pins, Flqg4,ahd every hing suited
o the ilme-. Ten follars per DAY easily made. Ful
samples sent for 81. Address MOORE Il GOOD
81 EEO, 81 Park Row, Rev York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Bail guaa giuRs.

nM AND AFTER
the CITY RAILWAY COMPANY will run a car
from the Delaware Avenue Depot TO Front and
French streets at 9.60, M. to meet the Philade-
phia train due at 1870, P. M. my1S-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
ROBINSON CRUSOE,

Because It is the most fascinating and poplar book
In print, and exces all in real 9 Is fnce and low
prices i-t mt, e2S pages, tin ed pi per- nly 81 o,
easy worth $3.50. IL Is great hit quick and
fast. TeriBs OF this and Our new biOleB, also.
Agents rocket COmpanOn free Write 10
HUBBARD RROS. Publishers,
sept9-4w 90 Wash ngton ST., Boston.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will Call for and deliver baggage
and packages TO and from all parts Of the CITY, Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are held) TO all
points from private residences or hotels. Orders
left Gt tthe Franklin Telegraph once, No.
Z, West Third street; K. Bringhurst d Co.,
sixth and Market; smith d Painter, Seventh
and Market and b. 4 O. Shoemaker, sos Market St,
will receive prompt attention. Principal once, Bag
gage Room, r., W. and b. Railroad Depot.
j. ]. MCMUL1EN,
sept15-ly j. II. SEAL, Propfietora.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

HORACE C1EELEY md Family.
j II An elegant Engraving. perfect likeness 22x2s
IN. sent by mail 81, also, Campaign GOnds. l Fix
Grant Badge and plated 25 c. Sample latest STYLES
eddinR cards notes, 6c.. Csc. A. DRMAR ST, En-
Rraver, ls2 Broadway N. Y. sep9 4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

1t is not physlc which may give temporary re-
lief to The sufferer for the first few doses tut which,
from continued use brings piles and kindred di-
seases To aid in weakening the invalid, nor Is IL
dectored liquor, which, under the popular name OF
IS sovereign remedies, hut II is a most powerful
Tonic and Alternative pronounced so by the leading
medical authorities Of LOndon and Paris, and has
betn long used ny the regular physicians OF other
countries with wonderful remedial results.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

The mixed train will be run subject to delays in-
cldant u freight business and will stop only at sta
tons whore time is given
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for wilmington and Philadel
phia I Z 40. A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia, 1900, M.
and Wilmington, Ito p NJ, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above, leave Clayton for
Smyrna s 30 A. NJ, and 2 90 P. NJ, leave Smyrna
for Clayton II B5 A. M, and T95 p. NJ, TO make
nections with trains to and from Dover, and Sta
tons south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and Queen
Annes Kent Railroads.
AT Clayton, with Nd. 4 d. r. II.
At Harrington, with ], a B. II. r.
At Seaford, with d. 4 Del r r.
At Delmar, with H. s. X. X. and W. a P. r. II.
II. p. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
A GENTS TO THE RESCUE!

Scatter truths among the people. RICHARDSON'S
PE S0NAL HISTORY OF GRANT u Is more truth
about the man than all the papers In he world. II
you want to know II Or ut Is thief liar or drunk
ard. re d this box Agents can make large wages
and we give overwhelming commissions. Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
sep9-4w Hartford Ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-10

conpauy that the present ml3agemont never made 30
sef,ous mstiss 80 TITS transparent attempt ppon pop
MAR rr,iuces md m.sapVrehensons IN TIE matter %
digIens N order 20 saiB temporary adgsntare over
couDi .ors nd ~ a seisAltOry measure 90 recenf al
tacls. gJr II Ills PIN to-s nos reduce eithcf the
cost of .HslraBcs 70 p0a i04srs or tho ssutnuiatsd
surplus " the company. there mus 10 some trseF mo
tive fhaa th0 one assgacd.
TIE motive for ths action. snd tAe effect - his bsd
aud may Upon Tho Egtal and other ne insurance.
c0npaacl. may bo tle sggec. 0: aaoscs com'nun'esS
c.on JO5GPBDs-
Re,o. Y1ri. Dec O. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-10

by the nremen Of Boston. aid families OF romen
who lost their hives In the cOnhagratOn.
The bill was then referred 70 the Committee on Appro
pratious, with leave 70 report at any tine.
THE rUNNAGE EMPLOYED IN THE HOME TRADE.
Mr.. KELLEY (Rep,, PENN offered resolution calling
the Secretary OF the Treasury for statement OF the
tunnage employed In the home trade of the United
States distinguishing between steam and sailing vessels
and between iron and wooden vessels. Adopted.
&fr. GARFIELD Rep Ohio, from the Committee on
Appropriations reported a bill authorizing the employ
mcnt Of keepers and OF surfO0ats FOR the He
saving stations on the coast OF Cape Cod ana BLOCK
Island. Passed.
TIE NAVAL MONUMENT.
Mr.. SWAMI Dem, Md introduced bill 70 admit
free duty the monument being executed by Frank
In Simmons at Rome FMS memory of the officers, sea-
men, and marines Of the United States Navy who fell in
defense Of the Union. the monument 70 be erected IN
The grounds Of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd.
TIE b.i was passed.
Nh. LYNCH Rep., Mel from the Committee on Com
reported nil appr0priatng $1,000 for the re-
mOval OF the sunken wreck which s obstruction
nav cation the channelway OF Sandy Hook Passed,
with amendment holding the owners, charterers, or
insurers OF such vessel for the cost Of removal
M. BINGHAM (kep.. Ohio, from the Judiciary Com
mittee. reported bill removing the political disabilities
OF l.. @ Q. Lamar of Mississippi. Passed.
Mr.. ACkER Dem, Penny moved 70 suspend the rules
and pass bill removing all political disabilities and eX-
tending general amnesty Negatived-Yeas, l02 Nays,
si-ess than tho necessary twothirds voting III the
Affirmative.
Mr.. SHELDON rep, La moved TO suspend the rules
and pass the Senate bill authorizing the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad Company to construct and operate
bridges across the Mobile River and other nayigable
streams tributary Mobile Bay. Agreed 70, ana the
bill passed.
Tie House thcn at $40 p. m, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-10
DIAMONDS.

The curious story which has been published
IN the London papers since the report OF the discovery
OF and extensive diamond folds In Arizona ABOUT
mysterious stranger an American by his accent and sp
pearance who some Is months entered tbs estaDis
0f certain diamond brokers In London and there
bought quantity OF diamonds In the rough without IN
vestgatng their weight worth separate stones mas
doubtless suggested 90 diamOndianeiefs IN TINS
country for the hrs time their lives she fact that da
m0nds not found sDlendor IN the soii' and De
trayed Ike the giowworm, 20 the seeker by the ori
ancY they emit. one who wanders, for example, INTO
the establishments Of Messrs. Starr & Marcus. NJ" y
JOhn-st (up stars) where diamonds studied as Well
a. sold will ind 10 difficult believe that these spark
ling drops O crystal light have been evolved of human
science and human skin from dull and crsted masses ~
the Transparent translucent ncOuparaDle COINS nc ne-
holds. The formation OF the diamond still remains
mystery Go science It's Identity Win other caroOnter
bodies indeed proved long ago by Layouier aud
Ci0uot. But this gives clue bY which 10 reach %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-10
THE BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION.

The first reception of the thirteenth season
of the Brooklyn Art Association given last evening
in the New Art Building and Academy Of Music. The
The liberal arrangements for the reception which
characterized former entertainments OF the
ISOLATION had been made. The entire Academy OF Music
as wen as the Art Building open for the reception
guests The parquet or the heafer had been hOOred
over and floral temple. formed Of the exOucs,
occupied the center, aud music from full orchestra
given from the stage.
OF the Important works in the exhibition are q
brilliant marine, Fishing Boats Beating 10 Wndvard,"
BY Maurice +. n. DE Haas q landscape In Holland by
Van Elten November Winds" by James X BrevOOrt
"Catskn Mountains from Leeds N y by Norton Bush
d" Love IN the Sunshine, Love in the Shade" a
fine figure study, by Walter satteree; Storm
in the shawanguuks," by @. II. McCOrd grand view
OF the "BOquet Valley, Adirondack" by Herman
polph; "sunset" and Twilight" Illustrating tho
scenery Of the Catsis;" Tue AdrOndAcks In Mdsum-
mer" by Mary Koll0ck; Sunset IN the Adrondacks."
an early evening view, by John A. Parker,
ir. two studies or Wood Ducks" and Killed ont Or
season dead quail surrounded by young, by Wake
man HOlbertOn; Landing Of the Pilgrims" picture
OF grand slze by the Baron Wappers COrtez Burn
t.g: Morning on Racquette Lake." by A. 4. TAFT
q Autumn on the Hudson" and TWILIGHT companion
nietures bv John williamson; The sixth Day OF Crea-
lun" y Gustave Br.On; Sheep in the Stable" by Yer
boeckl0ven and The TambOnDe Girl" by Ehu VeddeI
"snnmer Flowers" by Z. Il. Blashned; "On Tho Nile"
guperbly Illustrated view, by s. GIIOrIi sunset Ia
Maine" by the late A. H. Welzief; "Nlew on Long
leland sound" by Ed Moran; Oh the Ausable River"
by Mary j. Walters Cattle IN STORM" ~ Henry q.
Bsphain; In the Glow" by J. q. BrJWni we" Near
Paltl Am1gV" by T.. ". Han, 1A4 20 anu, LaA"
George" " L. w. Hubbard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-10
An N0tcs, Of Marriages Russ B, irdly.cd With fan
rIne Eld address
DIED.

AR3oyAa ss.uds, Dee = ~. Fisos 49, ,ssi 9 ssT
.ni 4 r. AZ. respectfully iuvitet sicr on boo iass
reieaes s.. u! C-..Od srOOH, 1s-y ate a0oa ''I
AaMsrRoou Mcnily he Oh ia' il s di'i year 81
TIE ay- fsils q ,ay ,sysst g ,ent O. 9ner,i
fon rslence No. 2i toita Nast Br.s.,r, , D. %
WeaBcsaar O'Clock b The r.m'ini siF,se "a n 70
aOshrsier X l. aai Philadelphia psDers plsass coy.
BLYDRNBURsE-apnlap Dec JocPtRs nst i-zdr o. Jcsss
:. aad Jossrb!se u. DTleaBurgh
DgALsoa auI evening" De- : At ths rea1sHs q a'' sIosr
n Boas VIC P Deals esc. u Poraa. Ne, as -
TIE rrsaias .tl b, taken to I'or,iaad
sULLoa Monday 9a iu.s Charles Wallace LAT aoa Of AasA
The remains SI be aieifei Greensood Csustq7.
GLAEK At YonL T. ssur9I The "a sHf N tie I''h year
Basera services is Az racsi the ioia nst st'p f u.
81 t1e DsVos "a BE arrival q the p n vain rom
eGFFy s%,y Dec rslP Duff .ssa 20 E,as; ..,.-.
,e residence Of -. ser Jaaea Daily % Coda
GILLEy-ts Jpkss-yls Frs Dee ,. 4 - Robert Gtsa.
csunseloratlys a ne e9ta rear o. as age w., n.
Assoeaios, Y.as Cb.iau Assolinn ~ Se.fora arc
IA at PrrsbtsraH Church coraer kiseseas AL FfA's.
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corr Lodge Ros Wdresay 4 10 seok
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GRGyEs-A resc-nse O4 Bergensa, Boka. haesis
The rsI.ss, ssd breads arc respectfully orni iu-r.,
Church ssrar smith apd On Ts~--I
the Isth iRss. Sd O'ciOekp- "a
HuRLBUYToa sunday Dss JuI> Aaa lie ~ aged &c ass
ssDntaA
Tts fns The avet atea ksr SaerSl from Res
Lues NJ 2 Church, fhiAarss lstseen Ia-aY ana
TSeatgerststs. Wspss4sy, Dec IL At s--oeA = a.
Hartford papers please coqy.
NART1s MondAy, pea 3 al'r AI siias'' wi'a H'arr
| san d thr Jobn MlIsin. j., sgsi II Tefs, -.
aslsrvss fiy igJT ased % fnf ~
fncrll rss.isAes ~ Es L5E5'nst rtar.S
eteEuGop, az 2 oao~-
PIKE-sudenly s0Eg eTenr- "a. = So SAMUEL Pis-
aged % yearA .-..-, - go.
irsn S@ 90 FIJI Thursday morning, Dec
T. n 10 O'clock
PErERSAt Breasn Deu Of sr,pi htTmaa Peters Managing
Director Of tie NostA German L.oyd
years sueng j-ss D. isaSh,as Of loss aHa
D. Rogers
aei.tVes ne family Especially uV ei % teli uss
scrve-a at the residence O.ber parcuis 100 Cssou
Brooklyu. wednesday. Dec II. a, 3-yJro.e.1sk !. N
TATLOROn the gb inst Sophia SsaSa. ~. of Robert = Fsys,
Of fs ssiet - attend bar t1ne
sopta-laE IsrA y. Vsrum No 10 hA-s
F~enisthst Gssmsrey PRr, uss@g La t 90
~ eocs, wahoat farther laritaToA
THOMPSONOn ee 2 Of pbshern CAAEs
L., youuges. Of Dr. J. B. aud hraa g. Isom2son
9iu take tie rugcs - Dr. J. b. ss2to NO ~
alley psse Ygakens Tue-ar lsih ast al oeiocas
zAsRisKlRA 40 rou Ach r 4 The SID yeaE Al ~ age VII
Ian a. lahTs kie, s1a Of ChnSsSs 1a~1a.s OF lAs ~