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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04

TEE city council Of shawneeiown has
passed On ordinance exempting some of it,
most entsrprising manufactures and ma.
chine shops from city taxes for period.
varying from Eve to ten years.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04

TEE Western Unitarian conference,
held 10 Chicago las, week, passed reso-
luton that it IS neither wise nor just e
enforce the reading of the bible in our
public schools.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04
BROWNLOw AND TnE SALARY
STEAL.

STEAL.
Psrson BrJwnlow has been brought to
declare bis position on he salary steal
by an item which went the rounds Of the
press stating that the parsJn chad hesi,a-
ted tor ioma weeks, but finally took the
money, ~ the same time cursing the pov.
erty, protracted illness ard big doctors
'bills that forced him to do it, Brown
low says that he voted for the increase of
salary every time the question camo up
and that be took the increased salary
eheerfally and withou. hesitation because
be believes the increase right and just in
itself. He had two reasons for voting for
the bin, one OF which is because he has
'ssn Gil his life an advocate of large sala.
r'ss Tor public men. The other IA because
ne considered Lis seryic.. I,
tennessee and the country worth ten
thousand year. As editor and proprietor
o. she knoSyille Wing he had long
been accustomed TO an income equal to
that amount And he now thinks he is
doing . liberal part by the country to
ierve 1t at . salary of seven thousand,
i've hundred 3 year. Whether Brownlow
assumes virtue, though he has it not, or
whether his independence is tho indepen.
dsnss Of candor and no, Of trickery, his
svo"sim ssgscioui and well timed aud dis.
srn' 10 his cA'ethe e.utem p, aud indgns.
tion whieth'sve been visl.sa on his les
shrswd 80 truthful fellows
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04

A CORRESPONDENTS Of the Chicago 'Tri-
buns wants to let out the job Of oxter-
mins,ing tho Modes by contract to Cal
ifofpiana
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04

TINS general assembly appropriated
twenty thousand dollars ie repair the
governors mansion.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04

in congress or Ia any legislative assembly
has traced bribery to any Of the great
new papers OF the United states. lndeeu,
how could there be bribery hen the press
opposes Enormously all the schemes VI vi.
j06bers, for which they could get uinnos.
ANY amount of money to sanction lne
Consequence is that inc power
Of the press hcre"s"s
with the people, ana 'nat "
The politicians and Vffice-hoiuers Is s'eau,
,ly diminishing. The public nave i1uhu
out that the public journals nave oeen
faithful watcher. upon the towers OF ir.e'
ION. and it is not remarkable That tneir
,rua in them has increased. 10 the polit'
| al iubber or the corrupt Spectator tne
modern Newspaper Is an OBJECT oi Tue
,reat.st aversion, and, we may add WIN
pleasure, of the greatest dread. 1t spoils
many of his finest schemes, and defeats
some of his projected robberies upon the
treasury, which otherwise would
no easily carried out. 1t Is
not necessary, in order to &C.
count for all this, to believe that the news
paper proprietor and editor has more hon
s.ty than Others, for that is not true But
the newspaper of the day consults its in
.eresis when its stands by the masses OF
he people against those who would roh
tbom. There lie hardly any sum thst could
be given that wo Id rccompense journal
or UNFOLDING any private steal, 50 great
would be its loss in reputation and public
patronage. The political jobbers cant
,uy the great newspapers, and in that
act rests our entire hope in beating lack
he tide of corruption which is now sweep
rs over the entire country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04

RsnIpsNr GRANT spends today in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

collection. The brother Who preceded him
greatly tried the old mans patience by the length
Of bis address - thing never done By white
man. "Hen spile de mestin'." said Brother
Chinn to the doctor Who presised. Hes too
long in de wind = too much bl0sin'.o BE pa
tlent be patient, said the doctor. 20. Tse pa
tent enough said he ''but de peoples gettin'
tired. and den dey won't glib de money. said the
old philosopher. At length the long speech
closed with an eloquent reference to the angel Of
the Apocalypse flying through the heavens, hay-
ing the everlasting Gospel to preach.
Scott Chinn was on bis feet in moment. Use
been Altered some OBJ dese broders would talk
too long, and dat angel git clear out oh sight.
Dat angel, bredren, is de missionary angel he
takes de Everlasting Gospel wild him wheTeber he
gcss-to ebery nation. kindred tongue people.
Mighty angel shouted some in the copgrega-
ton mighty mighty :" repeated others Ae
the excitement Toee Iuapired Hith his concep-
tion and the enthusiasm Of his congregation, his
patriarchal form rose to its full height, and
stretching out his hand toward the augel whom
he sesmed to see before him. he exclaimed. 20.
dou angel OBJ de mighty wing, tarry Wid US
leetle while In dis missionary meeting. We's de
people your Lord sent you to End. Fold your
wings and rest awhile here. YOu's been flying
30 long and you has many long, weary trAbel
before you. Blessed angel. amt you berry tired
Den res: for dis il de Lords day, and de Lords
house, and de L.rd's people" Turning to the
congreg alton, nov up to the white heat OF ex-
element he continued Children, yon may
tank your stars and de good l.srd dat dis angel
come dis way to-day. and he's gwine to stay
while now. Hes follin his wings aud lookn
right at you now. He wants to rec what sez
gwine to do TO send dis eberlAsting Gospel round
de world. tell you what we'll do, children de
angels wings broken g little wld de rig wind
from de four corners OBJ de world. See he
needs some more feddsre in de wing He hy
better wild dis eberlAstin gospel troo' de midst
OBJ de heabens to de ems Oh de earth. Up, now.
and bring on de fedders for de angels wings. >"
In an instant the people were their feet, hling
into tie aisles and marching in time to the swell
Of song, TO the table in the altar, on which they
placed their offerings Of pennies and postal cur
rency Suddenly the preacher called ont, stop
dar-stop dat Eingin'." The order was promptly
oDeyed. and all wanted to see what was wrong
what dis on de table :" he continued, pointing
to the pennies and postage stamps. "What you
call desc Fedders for de angels wings He
can't fy round de world aid desc Dese am
noting but pin-fedders Bring on your long
quilts for the angels wings r. The song and
the marching were resumed, the offerings greatly
enlarged and the series Of meetings among these
poor colored people netted over 1000 dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Character and Value of savi.s. BanA.


II poor man or woman have fifty or a hun
dred dollars il not easy for him her to invest
it in such way that it shall be at nee entirely
safe and reasonably productive No real estate
owner cares 10 receive 60 small a sum on bODd and
mortgage. The poor man or woman might buy
a bond government or railroad but might be de
ceiyed as to the real value Of the bond, or the
bond might be lost or stolen In any event
there would be more or less anxiety about the
money. just here the savings bank Offers it,
valuable aid. L. takes this particular fifty or a
hundred dollars. and many more smaller and
ATger sums, aud putting them together 30 iu-
vests the money on bond aud mortgage on
real estate, or in the best public stocks
and bonds that it ID able TO pay the de-
positor better interest than could be OBJ
tanned in any other perfectly safe way BIT
to secure this desirable end it- investments
must be more or leza pc nIauebt. l, cannot rell
it1 mortgages aud stocks at few hours notice
without sacrificing them. II il =acIlhces them
1t can hope for no profits, and there will be no
interest to divide among depeeitors Yet the
bank cannot give everybody bis or her moneys
Immediately without sacrificing ta inyes mants
The unTeasonablenesa Of a run il threfOre ap.
parent. The runners do not want their money
to use. They only desre 20 get hold Of it aud
assure them-elves that 1t is safe. IL they leave
it in the bank 1t il not only safe but it is earning
interest. II they take it out It stops earning i'll
terest and 1t is II daily danger OF being lost or
spent. The mass OF men aud women Of muler-
| ate means who deposit IN savings banks are in
| telligent enough to see this The make no run
| They are free from panic, and in this set good
example before more eminent nnanclers --BfoOk
| Ign Eagle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
The Worcester County r. n.

The third annual statement Of the Worcester
r. r. (sxtenAion Of the Salisbury and Berlin r
r. to Snow Hill,) has just been made public
The statement covers the operations Of the road
for ten months and twenty days, and shows the
net earnings to have been e., ,335.265<. The
gross earnings were 80. O.O29 4O1E. and the aggre-
gate expenses s7,6s41sS, of which s7,llLll9t
we're paid the ". d P. Co. for operating the
road. Some idea Of the value of the road may
be inferred from the outlet which it has furnish
ed for the products Of the country through Shich
it passes. There we're shipped of grain q, 93l
bushels of lumber / sos 200 feet of berries
1850 lbs of oysters 49, ,262 bushels, and other
thipgs in like proportion. There are few of the
older Peninsula R. Z. which can show better
annual statement thAa this. When we remem-
Der that there are but three stations on the road
the statement is surprising.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
STRONG TALK.

We can with confidence recommend to oar rus-
tOut r. the SamAlitan's RO ahr nef, Juices rs II
remedy worthy Of their cOubiuer4.On. W. have
ueeA -.l!iLg largely oi the artcle for years and
nd Ia ~ Instance mas II ialiel a. urin2 ; r1faa,
IIcers Sotea, I'm unntiam. atia.ns iTUa4 acrofu
Du- taint IL specially Removed.
JAS. =. BURNS Ca.s DgCG fToRE,
Cor sixth Street and Penn Avenue, Pittsourg.
hen leading drugyista 50 strongly recommend to
heir nclRhbofs and customers ID remedy, 4 Is Luin
Cient PfuUi that The article cAH he uepe Lded On.
There In not another remedy known tia has atoud
the test mat ne sam Gitan Root and Hero Juices
mas. During the II used Ia the hospitals
Where Scruiula And Impurities OF the blood pit
vailed IN their worst fOrinn. Aud II was the wlolt
dependence Of the surgeon In slen cases.
ISoOt and liefD lutuea, fi.l6 per uutle.
Sod by h. BriERlufst Il GO, 1iXth and Marset =;
X Mclnail, SsCynd and Market, Wilmington bel,
and by Druggists geBeTaile. Je ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
PIn-tenther !, ollec,innu.

An English paper prints the following story,
for which, it says, it is indebted 10 ..Rey. DR..
Matlack, OF New Orleans, now the pastor Of
Grace NJ. E Church, in this city -
In 1863, series Of missionary meetinps was
prolec ed among the colored Methodist Episco-
pal Churches OF that city At one of these il v a.
arranged that an eccentric veteran, named Scott
Chinn, should make the last speech and take the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

The Chester Daily Ne'cs says that the largest
iron ships ever turned Off the ways OF an Ameri-
can ship yard will shortly be launched in that
city, stating also, that she is nearly 60, 900 tons
burthen." This is truly monster. ship OF
sixty thousand tons may well make us stare.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

Upon the restoration Of the Bourbon line to
the throne of France, upon the Punishment Of
Napoleon, most extraordinary religious activi-
ty, within the ranks OF the Roman Catholic
chuTch, was manifested. The came thing ID re-
peated, now, and it is evident that the monarchy
aud the religious fervor are goving hand il
hand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
guffizI gGtiffs.
Papoma.

A FAKIEAcEoUs FOOD FOR INFANTs AND
INVALIDS
Il contains Al the elements requisite for strength
Made from the whole Wheat Moth
Ing bsins BoIsed out.
Il is impossible 70 overestimRte the Importance Of
proper nutrin ent for chdrenfor the innrm ahd for
the aged. In infancy and childhood, the formation
and oeVeiOpmt Mt Of the various q sues OF tho dy
is the main phenomenon II life. In adults enfee-
Died by disease the rest ration Of health depends
greatly on an abundant supply of suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted organs. In d
people, the pOvef6 Of lie need sustaining by similar
meana And yet the mere furnishing OF the neces-
sarJ esneRts Is not sufficient; tn elements must
be IN sneh form as " De readily dgested absorbed
and assimiisted.
Al these requirements are fully met in the article
VII ch we now offer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
NlIIiamsI aArbers' Rar soaI

An excellent and economical soap for the use of
baToers or for he toilet or bath room A large
stock received and supplied wholesale aud retail by
4. BRINGHuRsT CO., Druggists,
corner SIKH and Market StreetA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
MiIler's Horse ana UattIe Powders

Fout's Cattle Powder Il, II. II. Liniment, Roberts
KmbTocatiOn, Chicken or Poultry Powder and ali
prominent Patent Aedi ines In the market, for sale
at BUs1 hh'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. ID lASaTo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

On Saturday lsst, the Chester Valley National
Bank of Coatesville suspended 1t is understood
that this movement was Influenced mainl,
through the suspension Of the First NationLl
Bank of Philadelphia, in which it had consider
able deposits. Parties supposed to be acqua'nt.
ed with the situation Of the bank, give it as the
opinion that the suspension will be but Of tenn
porary duration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
EnRIlsn Nnuatarci

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Choice 1aFoFing extracts, viz: ext Lemon Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc all
OF the most celebrated max s. for sale at
ROSTkR'S DRUG STORR,
Front aud West streeta
Wilmington Dai
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

BARRIERS. combs. sOapA brushes aponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomztum, pufs, powders, and bar
0ers supplies generally, a. very lov prices HaiT
pofasate specially, always fresh and highly per-
fumed. Bsrbers supplied At wholesale At
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington, delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Pratt,aA AatraI on

Pratt's Astral Oil, sold Wholesale % grNcers deal
ers and country store ke pc at wholesale rates, tr
and gall cans or oy ,lu barrel, by
G.. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front aud West streets, VII lei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
VVlIItaroe' Yankee soao.

The nnest anu most popular Shaving Soap In use.
large stock lnaI received he t.Ade supplied BY
z BRING HURST co,
corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
$pff,aI gUtttes.
Condsnned.

Basam .opaiha Ia condemned and discarded a.
being not Ony worthless bat frequently H!I.tOuh.
II Is disgusting IN taste add sTn " and VIII ulaufdeI
he sOundest stomach aud 'll the qIt k+ use The
ir1g.
samsrltans en- IL purely y"ge abe, peasant 10
axe anu VIII cufe every line Ia frun tSJ 10 fOut
Iags. We pflue uurrelsrs Cn lts 'c'lalnty Of Cu T.
Al It is the Uuy kuu~A Ibculr He thIt te de-
pcnded nn, 4 tfeuy avoiding rSIu-u = aud Jru4Ie
Price: Male paGhl lRts, a.; ivinhe. e5.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

Or. Caterson's Group Powders.
Dr, OATERsON's GROUP POWDERS
Prompt safe and reliable
AnOrulng immediate heef
Pt rfectly innocent; even sucking
lnfanla can take them without injury,
Dk. CATEksON'S GROUP PONHER9
DIX. CaTEhsONS CROUP POWDERS
DR. AIEkSON'S RUUP row DEkS
Break up the disease speedl.yl
Act Ike Magic In Group;
Cleanse lie stomach;
Remove tough, viscid Mucua
And Mein5ranOuB ExcuauOns,
DIR. GArhi.SDNS ChOHP POWDERS
DIX. CATKRSON'S GROUP POWDERS
DIR. CAThkSONi5 GROUP POWDERS
Should be In every family
Al the life of thU patient
May depend on the immediate
Administration of tine medicine
DR.. CA1EhsUNS GROUP POWDERS
Prepared by VIM, NJ. CAIERSON, M d..
40 N. SIXTH St, Fhlla., Pa.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, 75:. legally
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

Our carriage builders are pursuing consery-
ative policy. Although business Is unusually
brisk lor this season with some Of the larger
firms, they are unwilng to incur any very great
risks and are condning their laboTs to special
orders. single firm shipped, last week, forty
cafHsges-ten above their usual average. A.
McLear & Ksndallz, where there is reported
discharge Of workmen, some dozen or more mel
are laid of for few days, this week, to give
others chance to earn something. Those wht
have been laid on earned, last week, on al
average, about $40.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

Z. UHNIlI 10 Al YOUR OWN PRICES.
1 GUULD d co. sell tne Cheapest Furniture
cot LID & co. sell me Beat Furniture.
GOUID a g sell Ihe Strongest Furniture
Jyt LII 90. hel Inc handsOmGsl Furniture
tot Id a 90. have the largest stock.
GUILD a %. have all kinds Of Furniture.
lot ID co. have the newest Patterns.
G0t LID co. offer BirgalnB.
tSU I LID CO. Duy and sell for cash.
ltOt Id CO. always give Satisfaction.
Il l. Id CO. nave great advantages In Manu'ac-
turing.
,IOU ID 4 CO.'S Furniture ia the most elegant
GOULD 4 ca. have Polite Atlendauts.
GOULD q 20 nave WelI-llghted 5tJIes.
sOtL Id c.. have f4uI stores
GOULD CO.,
N. e Cor NINTH and MARKET, Noa 81 and 80
y. SECOND ST., 1916 MAhKKf IL, and 272
.. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

The Democrats of Worcester county, Nd, are
in travail In their party nominations they fail
ed to please everybody, and the dissatisfied have
Joined with the Republicans in the formation Ct
an Independent ticket. This also, does not suit
all the dissatisfied, and from present prospects
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

A correspondent asks whore Joseph Arch, the
English Agricultural labor organizer, may be
found and thinks his attention should be effec-
lively invited to Delaware, az ons Of the most
desirable sections in which to locate his immi-
grants. We agree very decidedly with this view.
and hope that as soon as be arrives in this coun-
try, from Canada, some one who appreciates
and comprehends the matter may undertake the
work Of corresponding with him and inviting
him to visit Delaware. We find it stated that he
is uow, or was within day or two at Toronto.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Bathing.

The necessity OF wat-r Tor C.eanlluess ia acknow-
edged By all AID the luxury OF reid hath, partcu-
ANY during the not weather, IS or should be fami-
lar 10 every one.
10 those prOsuated by arducus labors Of MUD or
body during The the heat te m," we KNOW OF
nothing more inyigOrati Z and refreshing han the
application OF cJl1 water 10 the surface OF the body
cleansing and opening the pores Of the skin thereby
pfOmoi thf ain s,cretious and lmpartnK
renewed vlgOr y the mus ular system. For those
Hpp eCiating cOnvGnisnt and dcslrAbie appliances
for the bain We have
Batn Brushes, IN variety,
bAth Towels, (soiLl
Bath Towels, thArHh.l
Bathing Sponges,
sponge Pads
tIlCtOn Gloves for Bah
Bath Belts or straps,
Gale facio q yes,
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse HAIR Fieeh Brushes, (curved)
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (stralght)
Horse Hair Fr.ctiDn Pads,
Horse lar trap X Dhers
Prince Uf " ales 6lJvus-dry fric len,
Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair
venlent fvT Dathers. Bath soaps In extensive va
rety.
Also, a fine assortment Of Per ume Atomizers,
'oT throS DR tine spray OF Cologne Water, Bav
Rum or other = U let v aters upOH the body after
oaLhitg PR duclne an effect at agreeable cool
ami refreshing.
f. DIlS9EUR9T \ CG., Apatheosr,es.
Coz. Si1tb aud MaTkHt ssrebta.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
ENucH MoRcAN's sons

ENucH MoRcAH's sons
POLIO
is substitute for Soap for al Household purposes
except washing clothes.
POLIO
for cleaning your house Will save the labor Of
cleaner. GIVE 1t trial,
POLIO
for VII d0ws ls better than Whiting or Water. No
removing curtains al carpets.
POLIO
cleans nant and Wood in fact the entire house
Ter than soap. Shipping, Saves labor. You
can. afford u be without IL
POLIO
for Securing Knives s better and cleaner than Bath
brlck VIII MT scratch.
SAPO OLIO
Is better than Soap and sand for polishing Tinwsre
Bfightens without scratching
POLIO
fCshes Brass and Copper utensils better than Acid
or Cil and Rotten stoue.
POLIO
for va hlng rishes and Glassware ia invaluable.
cheaper Tn Il Soap
SAPO LILO
removes Stains from Ma-ble Mantels. Tables and
and Pifee4in
s A LILO
removes Stains and Grease from Carpets aud other
woven fabrics.
There Is no one article known that will do
so many hinds Of work and do 1t well n
sapoiio. , ry it.
HAND S LILO
new and wonderfully Tec,lve Toilet Soap, having
no equal In this country or abroad
HAND POLIO
as an article for the Bath. breaches the foundation
OF oil dlrt opens the pore, and gives healthy ao
ton and brilliant tint TO the skin.
HAND POLKA
Cleanses snd Beauties the Skin, iRstsnt!y remOy.
ing any stain or blSmiah from both hands and face
HAND POLIO
ls without rival in the world for curing or pre-
nenlihg roughneHs and chapping Of either hands or
face.
HAND POLIO
removes tar, pitch, iron or ink stains and grease
Tor workers In machine shops, mines, &c, ia In
valuable. For making the SKIN white and soft and
giving 70 II bloom OF beauty 1t is Unsurpassed
Oy any Cosmetic known.
HAND POLIO
costs 10 to IS cents per CAKE and everybody should
Don't Fall to TRY These Goods.
Buy it of your merchant if he has it or
will procure it for you. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, IAN about Sapolio," and
it will be mailed free.
ENoCH MoRGANB SOM
augt-smd&w 20 PARK PLACE, N. Y.
WE HAVE ON HAND
FINE CHiLDREN's CARRIAGES
THAT MUST BE SOLD.
Persons who wish to purchase good carriage at
Low Prlce, viii do We'll " cali OH
ADAMS O. BRO,
sos Market street,
wilmington, Del
W ANzANDT a wILI.IANIsON,
Prnctlcnl House PainterS and Paper HanEsrA,
Glazlers, Kalsominers, Fancy Colorers and
DecoratorA
a TREAT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Dirty wall and ceiling paper cleaned and whit
coated,
Prices reasonable. All orders promptly attended
10 a. s0S WEST TWELFTH ST., and rear Of ll9'
DhAN9B SIhEET- enpSO-1y-ndec-y
E1LA Tic SLATE. AsBesrOs and
l. GRAVEL ROOFING.
LEAKT, METAL AND suINGLE ROOFS,
coated and made good as new.
oFFICE:-GooD Il HANNA'S Hardwar. Store,
4zs Market Street.
sep2l pm Rob .rt Atkinson,
EINUVV. TATNAI4I4, Jr.,
II SURVEYOR,
Residence, 7O4 Tatual street,
sN-BuidnR lots for sale in several desirable locs
iona daal9 nNdiV
NTuRRLRR 6E WILSON
w SEWING MACHINES,
aDFSe. S01 haTkef Street
nRDRRS RECEIVED FOR COAL FLOUR, ANb
" Feed, at market rates, at ALDRRDICES,
Ill BhipleY bt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
eaiciIitz PnA,riara-

seidIitz Powders.
We call attention to uur s,idlitz Powders 30 uni
VERBALLY popular ev' rywnere. 1hey are made up
rPsn and pure every rev nays and c.alm them IN he
eg 10 any IN the market, iuli. up To the 4tahGer
4u pe good they lnurt he tftsl AID pure. TINT il
uuT special claim, u prove which tney need only TO
he tried, Lont .urRa the pa4e 10 get then, az
FUslh44'o DkCG STORE,
LrL.nl AIn M L..I
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
PAPOM NJ A
Rarhera. At,antion.

SMITH 4 PAINTER. Druggists,
Tth and Market sts.