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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
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BY virtue Of q writ Of Levari Fxciss. to me di.
rect.I will hc sxn"sed to public sale. at the ssh.
80 ingiOn Hutei. kept by Isaac Pyle in 1hs
;;;ff r,ty Of wilmington. New Castle couuty,
VI Delaware 1880
On MONDAY the ID day uf September. 1872
at o'clock. P. NJ,
the following described Real Estate viz.
Al that certain lot. piece or pare-l oi land situs
ted in the city vi : 81 n, +. n atore,sid h,und.d
aud described as toil.w wit: Beginning Al tbs
distance OF forty eight feet from the corner OF Hsr
rison end Third street aud running essterly aIons
said Third street distance Of twelve fees, thence
southerly and pavalle to Harmon street psssnr
through the centre Of division wall Of the houss
adjoining. seventy eight teet nine inches more OF
less. to lands belonging to New Castle Count:
thence n"rtheasteriy in a diagonal line d,tancs
of thirteen feet six inches more or less. along tho
division line Of the New Lasfl~ County land TO
land now or late of Isaac Murry: thence northess.
tsrly and parallel to Harrison street sixty eight
teet ak inches. or less to the place vi begin
ming. he the contents within said bounds what ihSy
may.
Seized and taken in execution a the property Of
John l.. uOuley. and to he sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, sheriff
Sheriff Office. New Castle. August Is. iS7a-l7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

PRizEs.-The following are the prizes taken by
,'mlhgton. ut the Schuetzeniest of the Ph'ladel-
phia RidemeT. this week:
Target of Honor John Manz. 2ud prize, $50 in
gold; A. Bertoette. 10th prize. 81 in gold.
Man Target M inz. I'd prize, $50 in gold,
\. Bartolette. Goth prize, $6 in gold; N. Jenny.
So IN gold.
Bulls Eye Target John Manz, Sth prize. one
dozen large silver spoons. valued at 500 Charles
Heinl, 9th prize, $S. and John Griner the J.th
prize, So.
For the second most number OF Bulls Eyes -
John Manz. Is and $40 in gold; Charles Heini 81
in gold.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTArE.--On Wednesday
the 9TH inst. W q. Spruance, Esq. Trustee H.
w. Stidham * Son, Auctioneersl sold in Odess l.
The real estate advertised Ia the Gdsefte, situated
IN and near that village, as follows.
Dwelling house TO G. H. A. Mailly, 1900; build.
ing lot t" j. G. Corbit, $1,000, dwelling house to
Richard L. Mallley. $500; building lot to Jos L.
tfiison, $3.50. building lot to Chas. Tatman, $500
lot, acres, perches. to j. &. Corbit, Sl560 lot
" acres. 6s lerches to J. &. Corbit, $l2Oj lot Il
acres 10 5-lO pe,ches to C. Watkins, Sl2iO; lot, 4
acres u perches to c. Watkins, fl02O; dwelling
house to ID. Stevens, $500; dwelling house to $ +.
Shallcioss. $735 building lot. to S. r. Shallcross,
$20l building lot. to s. r. ShalIcros., $3.50; lot,
acres io5 perches to X. l. Maiiy $500; lot, 4
acres l0i perchesC q. f A. Mailly. $500 lot, acres
lO2 perches TO w. Polk, $3.50; lot, 4 acres l0i
perches to W Polk. $500; lot, acres 81 perche-
TO w. Polk. $lijO lot, acres 80 psrches to W
Polk. $lSOA lot, acres, ia perches to W Poik
5000; lot, acres 81 Perches to W. Polk. slOO5
wild marsh. ~ acres to s NJ. Enos, $40; farm
942 acres. 10 perches. to 5. +. Shalicross, S2y,
0475O. Total, S6l, ,7O4 So
The sale would seem to indicate very high
figure as the value Of property in the neighbor.
hood of this old and substantial village.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

CUTTING AffRAY.--On Wednesday last, diff
tculty occurred between two negroes. III the peach
orchard Of Mr.. Thomas Clayton. near Mt. Pleasant.
One. man. and the other boy OF about eighteen
years. During the quarrel. the boy drew q razor
and inflicted severe wound eight inches long
upon the man, cutting hlm across the Abdomen,
Just below the breast bone. The man is said 10
he badly injured and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
The razor Is a favorite weapon with the negroes,
and the officen OF the law cannot he too severe IN
their punishment of offences caused by the carry
ing OF the concealed weapon" - Midd!etown
Transcript
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
The Louisville Failure.

LOUISVILLE. August 16.-Rob~rt Atwood
tins evening insisted on bsing surveudsred by
his bondsmen and vas lodged in jail. Hin al,
legged PeculatiOns are tine universal tol,ic oi
conversation, and further dsvel elopments confirm
the report Of their magnitude. The losses ol
the banks, however, are not 10 great. a. At Era,
supposed. many Of them having colla,erals aDd
and others having good names on papar viii,
him. The Citizens Bank. reported o. The mo~,
heavily involved. Ia said to have shoot $50 OOO
OF his paper, 10000 Of which are sight drafts
on New York, where there is ~ money to NEE,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
SOCIETIES..
xxKrrNos THIS HvxNrxo.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4, IOO'F. at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, 10 X M, at Red Mems
Hall. AIS Market st
!:asr.oa Councal, No, lApV AN, At Aschan'
les Hall. 2l0 KING st. :.
La Fayetts Lodge. No. :. X Of =, ut knights o'
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market 81
Asbury Lodge. o Of T. At fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
the RIVERS RISING,

THOUSANDS OF ACRES OVERLOOKED DOWN
EAST.
LOWELL, Mass, August lG.-Merrimack
river has risen about eighteen inches. and now
overfiows thousands of acres Of meadow lands
in Tewskbury, known az the Shawslon Trul
and the Kendall Meadows. The same stale OF
affairs is reported from many places along the
Concord river.
FEARS OF A LUMBER SWEEP.
LOWELL, August l6.-The Merrimack con-
tinues to rise. and great fears are entertained
that bcoms holding l4,OOO, 600 feet Of lumber at
Pawtucket Falls will not hold.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

LAND SALE james McCaul-y, agent for VIM
Ward. has sold the farm of the latter, contain
ing - acres. for for $1,000; purchaser. Tho,na,
=. Radcliffe. of Philadelphia.
John r. Wilson. Trustee. sold to Mr. b F Pc
terman, the Price farm. situated near New Leeds
containing 81 acres, for 81. 800 cash.
}. T. Mccullough, ESQ. Trustee, on Thurstia,
last. sold the farm of f r. Mask. situated neal
College Green. and containing - acres. the sol
OF excellent quality and IN good condition, 'witl
large frame house and barn. and fine apple OF.
chard. for $500. Jesse s. BouIden purchaser
me 1srm Was remarkably cheap Farms have
become "drug" IN this county. If practical fa,.
lners from more northern states would come her.
they could secure fine bargains in real estate 80
fec1 Wing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
FEARS OF A LUMBER SWEEP.
Virginia and the Prize Fighters

Fort MONROE, August 16.-Five tugs ant
two schooners. with large party Of visitors as
sembled at Cone river, Westmoreland county
near the mouth Of the Potomac, to witness the
fight between Mace and OBaldwin yes,eris,
morning. After waiting until nearly noon, the
party left the scene for their respective homes
intensely disguised with the action Of the prin-
cipals.
About five hundred persons were in atten.
dance from Norfolk, Richmond, Alexandra and
Washington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

DIsTURBAHcE.-Last night a crowd Of drunken
negroes IN the neighborhood of Ninth and Taylor
and Walnut streets, created a disturbance nearly
the whole night to the great annoy ance of respect
able citizens III that vicinity. These complaints
have become frequent Of late, and the police should
endeavor to have these drunken disturbances
stopped
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

Police KCAsEs.-Mariha Hinton, for assaul,
and battery on Carrie Mcclure, was required
to pay coSts and give bail in the sum of S2Ol
bail TO keep the peace.
Marshall Pierce for assault and battery o,
VIM. Fleming, COL, was fined $5 aud costs, snt
held TO bail in the sum Of $500 bail to keep III.
peace.
Two cases Of drunkenness were disposed o.
this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

NEW Posi- OrFIcEs-The residents along
the line Of the Wilmington and Western Rail
road, are moving in the matter Of establishing
new Post Offices, now that a mail route has beef,
established on the road. We understand ths,
efforts being made to have Offices establishes,
at Brandywine Springs Woods Rolling Mill,
and Auburn. These three are all in Delaware
the last named being ear the line There will
probably be two others on the line between
Auburn and LaDdeDburp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

SILLY CHARGE.-Joseph Donnely, for want
Of something better to do, brought charge against
Annie Morrison, because she accidentally threw
some water on him,as she was washing her win
dows. Esquire Frazier heard the case, but dis
was accidental.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
Slleri0's sale.

49, By virtue Of . writ of Veudtioni En-
::: ponas, 10 me directed will BE- exp.,sed to
~ Public Sale. 1t c. Z. Foxwsll's Hotel. in The
~ Town Of Smyrns.
On THURSDAY. 5th Of September. lgf2,
at2 ~ O'Clock. ?. IN.
The following Real Estate TO wit: .,t
No. All that cs' tain piece. parosl. or LOT y
ground. situated ou the corner "f CoWNercs sna
ty and State Of Delaware. adjoining lands Of james
Pratt, and others. said 70 contain Right THOUSAND
Eight Hundred and Niaety.two $500 Square
Feet Of HrOund. more or less; the improvsment
upon which are tWO-spd y half -slorie.l frame
dwelling house. twO-story frame back building.
smoke house. carriage house. stables. and Other
out-buildings.
Seized and taken in ex xecution ~ the property o.
Powell F. Nick. rson. and will be sold for cash
SAMUEL HARdADINE. Sheriff.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
Tournament at Ct. Georges.

A Tournament will be held al 81. Georges, on
Tuesday the frat Of October next. In this is,,,e
appears all advertisem ent, requesting ihre de
siro,,s Of participating, 10 address +. W. Jester
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
Peach 8hlpments.
FRIDAY.
Total,
Teeth In Ruins

Are sure drawback on personal appearance
and personal comfort. Therefore, keep them
in good repair with that established aDtidOte
for all the diseases that assail them, fragrant
SOzODONr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

LARGE TRAvEL-The passenger travel ON
the Delaware Railroad, always very heavy on
Saturdays was unusually 10 this morning, and
the down train was crowded. Large nuul4r-
Of colored people went down to attend camp
meetings. The other morning trains were as,
well filled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

FOR CHESTER HEIaHrs.-rh The Asbury NJ. T.
sunday Scheol, will make an excursion to Ches
Ter Heights. on the Baltimore Central Railroad
Oh thursday next, August 23d, leaving the Phil
aueiphin' wilmington, aid Baltimore RailrN,c
Depot, IN this city. at 7-30 O'Clock, A. NJ. Tick
cts for the round trip are only Is cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

APPOINTNENT.-Dr. Frank B. Hazel, form
erly of Dover, has been appointed one Of the
physicians to the Guardians of the Poor of
Philadelphia, also distributor of the tickets
Of the free excursions for poor children, and
one of the physicians to accompany the child
rem on the excursions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

fERsoNAL.-Mr. Willard s. Pride, the eff.
c'ent reporter for the EVERY EVENING, rtarte.
Tor deorgetown, this morning, for few weeks
recreation in Sussex county
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

ROLLING MILL SToPPED.-Most of the past
week, on account OF the excessive heat and want
OF water the hands in the Mccullough Iron
works, at North East, were idle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

The cases Of the remaining 10 Ku.Klux pris-
oners recommended for pardon were held under
temporary .dvisenent, but they will probably
be pardoned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

PEACHES. During the wesk ending August
I3!h, lo5 cars Of peaches were shipped from
Midlletown station
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Shields Library Association will make ar
excursion to Cape May on the 29th indt.

c'al will give their grand Excursion TO Cape May
on Wednesday, the 2lst instant in the fine, f,Is,
steamer, ). NJ FELTON,, which will leave French
street wharf at 6 O'Clock, a. m, and the Island u,
p. IN, See advertisement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

NoTIcE--There will be conference meeting
Of Spiritualists in the old Union church, I'd
street near Washington, Tomorrow morning, ut
lO4 o'clock. Subject for debate "Are W.
Sp'ritnal'sts.' All persons are invited to be
present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

.sEEoWuo-- he congregations Ol the w eat
and First Presbyterian churches will unite to-
morrow. Services in the First churci, in the
morning at l04 o'clock; in the West church at
- o'clock, +. NJ. Preaching by Rev. ). Gar
land Hammer.
LAND SALES. Es.-Messrs. Powell, Harrington
and johnson, Trustees, on Tuesday sold at
public sale, the farm of John johnson, deceased,
near Ea'ton, to Mr.. George KeIton. of New
Jersey, for $35 per acre. The farm contains
3O3i acres and is highly improved.
Nor So. The dispatches to some of the
Philadelphia papers, ID relation to the unfOr-
tunate affair at BridgetOn, chala cterze the ex.
curslonists as "rOnghs," and "vilIiains. -
This Is untrue. The members of the Fame
Hose Company are gentemanly in their gen
eral department. and no more respectable and
| orderly excursion than that one OF Thursday,
| ever left this city
The REPUBLICAN NOMINATION ELECTION.
The Second Republican nomination election
Tor candidate for Mayor is taking place this
afternoon. The contest is between Me,sr.
! I'onsherty and Vincent, and as the hall ,t.box
slectors and ,olerably fair and l.onest vote IL
likely 10 be pOiled. Mr.. Vincent aud his friends
are confident Of success.
ALLEGED THEFT OF CATTLE.-Henry Gre
d. DIe ca. and Robert Phillips. residents Of West
.r,nhadelphia, were arrested Oh Thursday, for
tme alleged theft of nine head Of cattle. from
Chester County. Seven Of the cattle were
Drought to this city and sold. Policeman Nc
Cohneli made the arrest, and Alderman Clark
ordered the men to be taken to Chester COuntv
lor trial. One Df the prisoners had in hls DOS
silSn ws;H3 e, set \; Of single harness, nearly new.
the West Philadslphis Police Station.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-17

ELISHA HU XLEY. Registrar.
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orcly and now it sharply groWis al that Weii-
rnown Republican journal the BaitShoit
4,nc,tcaa. it wants to know whether W..
dncrjcoa ts for GRANT Or GREELEY III" =
calls upon that paper to reply. M' ',''',''s y,
,rc sn;ritel man,,er In whic:' The "a.c''.''S
sets at these fellows. lie le'ec,, ''r 80
spirit of TIE arbitrary rule at the Mhi's
,,,,,s. ia Is = regular "!ack in Office
VIII ,vo admire the threatening WY IL
| ,,.,,;,,, IN shows his teeth. we may wen LII
aginc thai they are in 'nowiSe asfee''''' =
! r,osg hc is set upon.
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NON Rocks.


| THE Life Of Horace Greeley. E,'tfoT ~ W =,
Ne,r Yorh: Iribanc,' from ms n1m :"
The Present Time. by JAMES IAhIoS
Boston: JAMES Il. OsGoop l." To-
4 timely book, if there is need OF silch
| work for the presidential campaign. hn'
| we conjecture that il will not lie h'''e'
| wanted for that. The campaign Is 10 "
fought out upon events not seven years ~"
rrhc s,ot,,te Of limitations rules out Ill ante
riotr 70 That period. The people have I'hei
ibr matter in hand. and 1t will be sct'te" ''te
snrc,jyc Of old sqlllbhleS and 1aiosyhci''cases
ON III sides. Still, Grccicy's Life VIII nho
many purchasers.
i For sale b. j. L. hILrsoN'
T.. i T.ue2 Tales Curious, and Wonderfully
,,4lrrtrI bv the author of "John iiaiisaN'
Cr,d,puon.- New York HARPER
l,R0TuEHS.
This is no doubt Il very entertaining little
n,,k. Miss IluLocH is making some DOCKS
far i,.c uAE?EEs, and several. have tcch
;s.,rd one OF them, on Paris society ana
;'r,nrb character, was very TEDIOUS, very
unsatisfactory. This is unqncdtiontD'y worth
= r:c:,t deal more. Ii she never FURNISHED
;,,yt!in= better than Tic Paris book, whose
name We forget, IIAHrEEs would have Il poor
bargain Of it. ... e.. ....a
For sale by j. r. EiLysnS.
4 Good Investment. a Story OF the Upper
ohio. BY WILLIAM FL.GG. author OF
"fhrcc seasons in European Vineyards,
&c. New York HARPER Il Brothers.
Gotten up handsomely, and very hand
>r.lrly Illustrated. We sec that, although
located on the upper Ohio, it has change OF
s,s.nc to South Carolina, and gives touch OF
negro life, exactly with what Object We cen-
moi speak from very rapid glance at the
pages.
For sale hy }. r. ELLYsoE. $3.50
Ouly Three Weeks. 4 Novel. Blythe author
OF . Ercightla Castle" Boston: j.. X.
OSGooD & Go. .-.. ...,
Is No. S of 0sGoop's Library Of Novels,
aud for sale by j. Z. ELLYScN.
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/ Mr.. Wilson, while u candidate Of the Re.
publican party for Governor Of Massach,.
sets, was actlrily a member of one of tho
know-Nothing lodges which were secretly
working for the election of Henry J. Gard.
ner !Neso York tribune. : ,,.' &C. 7. -, =.
Horace Greeley has been invited to speak
at, i monster temperance picnic Mt Troy, n
u, on the oath OF iJunc, TO be given BY The
Father Alhino Society, but as yet has no,
signided his acceptance. ! I. s5tAtt @t;sE
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RESTAURANTS.

ryETELLE, No. 1904 Main = -.sssHy;Rs
N street, is fully fortified against
summers ,Iea.. What with one eNpeeirnt aud
another IL will go hard II he doesn't keep his ems
toners and friends eoel aud comfortable, lei TIE
summer god rage naYer 80 acrceN.
'fESsIsARi)ER has the best products OF the season,
from the tropics 10 the lakes, which are served IN
the BEST STYLE OF ART,
Ills DAIs is tfa best both FOR sklirat brewing and
Superior liurons--Gne1nalled tn this city, hssi!h
these and ires and caolin.st mineral waters
men castl Keen cool then the WealSr ntsi N rs tiot
us YesityinS tsselE 80 S.5s
Thankful for past fayers ercnews his invitation
TO tho public. and promises II taI ~ %
be found in this world. z. &c. 80.
Come am. let's have daily . pence jubilee "'in
hGriiuf fkstB moro mclaaw than any os those W
B9stoiissi I 3sets 7ss4 & ~ NJ " -
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NE ROSADALIS.-"L LIFE or THE
FLESH Is In TIE BLOOD" The blood circn-
latcs throughout the system, deposiiing new flesh
TISSUE and muscle rs the old becomes cfetc and
,lisappears If the new material be corrupt anu
1rusouu IL Is evident that the system will not per
form its duties well some part or another viii Ec
like Hitting machinery, that works En"vcny anu
crcaks and wears out Of shape. In this way the
body becomes the seat Of suffering and disease. as
these are hut the effects OF impure blood, Is evi-
dent that to the blood the mode Of cure must he Oh
rcctcd II Is here that The ROSADALlS has Its
value and reputation. purfcs the blood. IL puts
the origin of the gradual renovation that goes %"
throughout our physical system on Il sound, pure,
healthy basis, aud thus brings robust constitution,
even where hope of relief lris ic'i: Jrl5.eod2W
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The MARINE EXPEDITION, under the patron
age of the United States. conducted by Pro
fcssor AGAssIz, had reached Callan ut lust
dates. The Peruvans paid marked honor
TO the Professor. There was quite sen
sation amongst the people upon the arrival
Of tue llasslcr, the ship employed in the
expedition. 1t is reported TO be sue,
CESS" There have been some now diScoy.
cries Of fish and mOllustS, and some obser.
vations, geographical, geological, and SO on
made that promise to he useful. The ships
museum, including fossils, is extensive, and
in many respects novel.
4 very interesting incident of the voyage
of the Hassler was the visit to the island Of
Juan Fernandez, rendered famous by Dr.
FoE's fiction Of ROBINSON CECs0E, aud thu
narrative of ALEXANDER SELKlRK, on whicl
that fiction was founded. We extract 4
paragraph concerning it:
"The island is only some ten miles long
and four wide, with precipitous sides, and
continuing mountain ranges three thousand
feet high. The vegetation is varied and
similar in many respects to that Of the con.
tinent, and increases in beauty in the more
elevated regions. There are now only
twelve inhabitants on the island, including
several children. They live in abundance
upon poultry, fish, vegetables, beet, and
whenever disposed to climb after them, wild
goats, descendants OF those introduced by
Seikirs in 1908. The soil Is volcanic, the
flora semi-tropical, and the general features
Of the island pleasingly romantic to the eye.''
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Our Stanton correspondent is hereby m
formed that The notice to correspondents
which he supposed to hc addressed TO nm
SELF was written with reference to another
correspondents favors. II was meant now
ever, to be applicable to all OF our CORE
gnnndentS. .l... n.' tEs.
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In a suit against Is. +. BUTLER now pena,
ina in New York witness testsfed 'ha'
E,tr1vx ho,! said TO him that ii he "ouso
make his recollection agree with MS (hoT
rn,-s) It would be considerably to the witness
advantage. Nobody will be surprised at tl't
statement. and il will not hurt BUTLER.
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: There is no tagging behind, no sull1s, no
suspicious Winks and sqnints, to be allowed
in the GRANT camp. Theorgsn at Washing
ton barks at the heels of all whose feet stray
the leas. from the path Of AFFECT service. A
few days since the organ bayed FoRsEY say.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT TO TIE LADIES OF RICHMONl
AND VICINITY.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF NEW SPRING AED
SUMMER DRESS TRIMMINGS.
LAiES, PARASOLS, &C.

7 have reduced my entire stock Of
TRIMMINGS. LACES, FRINGES. BUTTONS,
sc, twenty-five per cent. less than they could have
been louSht Mt the first Of the Season II wonlti h.
greatly 10 your interest I" give me callbet par
chasing. RO. ARNIISTEAD, 600 AlainStrcet, t:..
ic LIT ais five doors below Ninth street.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY. y. C.,l

i,r. JI'ilIiam II. Tat: ,Sir.-Plcasc accept the
heartfelt thanks OF mother who was weil-iiish
driven 10 despair by the sad condition Of an only
child. Ny little hoy has been afflicted with acrofua
ever since his birth, and after trying every remedy
that WIS recommended and several rhys!ctans had
pronounced him past all hope, accidentally htar.
Of your Sarsaparlla and Queens Delight. IL was
81 highly recommended that conclnGcd 10 Try II,
but must confess with very little faith He his
taken nine of the bottles You sent me. and | am
happy IN being able to say fiat he Is almost well:
and believe By thu time he takes the dos II lie will
he perfectly restored TO health. He has gained flesh
has 4 fine appetite. and now walks two miles to
school. | shall always remember you with grail
tube. - AHSMtHiA-\i'. =.
DIX. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is used Al Europe and
America. Je lo-GeoaNWi"
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nr;J FATHERS AND MOTHERS

- GL3 It II iIIIItJ III nv ! TIT II
You occupy these relations now. or are about to do
81, study we'll your constitution. IF you have nc
CURED or Inherited scroiula, or amy disease when
may he transmitted to your offspring 1t Is your So
lcmn duty to eradicate It. Thousands Of children
are now suffering from the eifects OF poisonous dis
case transmitted 10 them from their parents. The
Thought Is terrible You can save yourselves much
sadness and socitudc and your dear little ones nucA
pain and unhnpr!ness. by the timely lse:of DIR.
TUFTS SARSAPARlLJA AND QUEENS DE-
LIGHT. 1t will surely eradicate the taint from
your syslem or, If it HIS already been citacd upon
your child, give it at once this valuable rlTlar'lon
and It's system will be renovated anu restored to
sOundLcss. .