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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28
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John Meyers vs. Martin Link.
Byvirtue of an alias order to sell issued from thG
court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
the court house in the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of September, 1873
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit: Lot number twenty nine 20
in West Massiilon, new the city of MRssillon-
sale to commence at clock p m. Terms eash
augl4W6 w 2 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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Central City Register.
A UoIra,sn ~ elcISAod


A startling piece of news has Just come
to hand-no less than a minute descrip-
ton by more than one crsditable witness
of a volcano bursting forth few miles
north Of us. We were inclined at first to
doubt the statement, but It come so
straight, and the story is 50 well told, that
it seems there must be something in it
The facts are that last Thursday Mr.. Burke
a reliable man of this place, was out pros
pecting near the head of the North Bowl
der. (Your correspondent having been
over that country, is prepared to testify
that IN ages past volcanic eruptions must
have been common Our prospector saw
smoke at distance which be at first at
tributed TO a fire in the woods, but second
thought convinced him that was not pos
sible, as its locality WAS far above the tim
Der line. So, with the usual zeal of a prosl'
pector for something new, he clambered.
up and down and over several ridges Of the
main range, until arriving at the place, he
found himself on the edge of veritable
crater. The place bad evidently once
been the scene Of great and long continued
volcanic. action for there was plainly 10
be traced the rim Of a prehistoric crater,
about enc mile in diameter. Within the
ancient bowl and near the edge the yoang
volcano had commenced operations. Il
did not emit violently while he was there,
but contentedI Itself with an occasional
spasm, the rest Of the time smoking as pa
ltiently as an old tobacconist Bat the
best proofs Of has story are bits Of lava,
evidently of recent origin, and several
Jumps Of scoria. These are now. being
handed about among The boys, and are re-
garded with as much curiousity aud in
terest as is manifested IN the irst rich
strike. A large party win start from
here in few days, determined TO autben-
ticate or disprove the matter. Several
men have already been there, and. all re-
turn with lava trophies. 90 +, 81 sl
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3 THE Cleveland Herald administration
makes the following admissions: I'VE
tell our Republican friends that Lhe nom
ination Of Bill Allen is no Joke There,is
to be no boys play this, campaign. The
Democratic party IS stronger to-day than
it has been IN Ohio TOR many years, Phe
courage of that party has revived, and it
will go into the contest resolped TO deserve
success, even if it do not win victory
Republicans must open their eyes, and
they must appreciate the gravity of the
occasion, for q victory over the Democrats
this fsllWin be harder job than any VIC
tory We ever won over the confederate
force of sick Republicans and polite Dem
iocrata
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..WI=-AIGES

TOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
make from SIC to s5OGpsr week, A home day on
evening Wanted by Al. Suitable 20 either City
or Country, and any season Of the year. This Is
a rare opportunity for those who are out Of work,
and cut Of nloney, to make an independent liv-
aHow, no MAKE al LIVING" - giving fuil in
structisns sent on reseipt Of ten cents Address
A. BURTON 4 co., Morrisanis, Westehester Co.,
NY
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3. !. ...lE.. M. .5GRIMES.

j uSticeli sO6 the Reace.s
TTTIHEo satsnd to- Collections, ConSeyances,
w AekneW led gmsnts, and ALI other duties
With Which, he Ia empowered by virtue Of his
eofnf1iSsfoni aOfice in the Mayors Ofhceg west
baaenaefit OF Court House. Canton, Ohio.ia dose
Iaay1 'TsnS siii 80 e - = : u 70
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N.-,hart Tailor, and dealer in American and I'm
norted Cloths. Gassirneres, Vestnga end Gents
Ftffnishfnt Goods: Also, agent Tor tho Singer
Sewing Maohines Canton Aohio--- 1lasS =
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-E.xla,lmllinaaion < : oflFeaehsEs.

CPRdFAIf ExGmipatiOps zof Feaehers Ftl be
ff MSssiiiou on 'Satufdzy March 18th :; at Allt-
anc1 "a s nturday, April 18Th, N1sT8 Regular ex-
dav of each month: All examinations oom-
msnee at 3 o'clock 4 m. Ne applicants admitted
after 10 O'Clock -. =. -
HerSafter no applications viii be regarded
where theapplicant has not e the beglnnlpg OF
the examination, Ned win the Clerk o., TIE
eoma vorthy and responsible person. BY ordeE
Of the Board DAN.L- -WOhLEfS OierA'
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a }. GEIGER

rsSTkRK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
4. McGtegor b Son, Publishers. and Plain and
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TouN D bEx

Rook- -BlnaaranIl blanE- BOOK Al
cry In He-sers BLOCK, up sealrs, CaneonTOhlo.
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q GEO. al. WINTERHALTER, )
osAsr iaMIssnery and FEssseyeOSds' Ees 9RsrA .s
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aIRKM THuRSTONl

ASPrescriptisns promptly hlled at all hours
stxaD, xAsf 4UscARGwAs "a. CANTON OSLO.
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THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. an
IDlpoTtdnt lHUsntion. It retains the Rupture at
aIfimes, and undeE the hardest Sxerei1ei OF 20
Verest strain. It is worn With comforts- ana q
In feaTszeeknsr Sold free, When ordered by let
ter sent 10 the Elastic Truss Co. NO, 6sS u road'
en- loo painful; they slip OF toe frequenHy- q s..
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h0rAIra everywhere, TO seiI eur new and
AG6ttl y hoSei sEmbfoIdstihg Machine.
- -rlr7T send for illustrated Circular to
WkIEB Bssgs & 80 sos slfS ssoad%a9 New 9SlE9 4
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suHUVL
EDWIN SMITH.

Photographer, &c-Particular attention given 70
copying and enlarging pictures. Oval Frames
and albums constantly on hand. Rooms IN
Nathews's Block, South Market street canton
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II9J. Al MEYERgI

Dsaler in American and Foreign Watches, Clocks,
eilVerWaro and Fancy Goods-No North west corner
OF Puhlc square, Canton, chic, ltePa7r1nS neat
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APoTHEcARY. DRUGGIST AND
PHARMACEVrIST.
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ROBERT &. FOLqER,
Attorney a Law. Aiaseill0n. ohif dsel ri z
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(FlSHER 8 OLARK, =

phvrieiau, .ana Surgeon, Canton, O., once and
reefden11l II schanics' Block, East fracaraWAs
STREET IElIzIu. attention siVeA to allerlls: day
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Enkins Builders apd MAchiniats-Manufaet1reI
81 Saw nzII1I IS1a7 Cider Pres Houson.e eAd JACK
Screw and Machine Work Generally Canton,
Ohio. Sa0p d herry Stree. Railroad Crosaing-
Particnlar Attention given 70 Repair Work
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THE BECKWITH E2O PORTABLE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, ON3Q DAYS TRIAL; many
advantages over all Sati5faoeton guaranteed, or
sac refuBded. Sent complete, with full dirce-
tiOns. BeekEith Sewing Machine Co., $50 Broad
way, N. Y. lue-G s-l d. E.Es
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MIaCELLANEOUs.

- J.GB. MccREA,
'sass:s :sss Ss1sa aas 61sf
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HENRY w. GARNETT, Drg0
Attorney at LAW No. Columbian Building, Fifth
street. between d 4 Z, Washington City Please
toFqfer to L. Sch@fer, Attorney, Canton, ohiof
dec1R 10 ->
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JEWELERs,

DEUBLE & BROTHER,
Deaiers- atsnez ClaslEss Japelry, silverHare,
ke east -sido. of. BIC strere, EAnfoni Ohio
Repairing done on short notice.
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uEo. D, HARFEB & BRo5-
Bankers East TS'sseerayae street Canton, 2hi9,
ReceiFe 4epos to4n, Money buy buy 500 sll-
ehhh9e bought aud sold y = - - Z
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f. Z 4 SeAMERICAN HOTEL,
Fam. HrrP Proprietor-East Tuseara'ses street,
Canton, Ohio ~ FApFiy F1yt
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~. g q u 'TuaoaraMa &c QnsEEy s'tSs''
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THE PARIOR- COnTPANION.

= :. = Z = = = lA.t 4N11s'
Eysry Man Esft to Rave ohe4i 5ii ias1a bur
Sent on reesIpt Of Ten Gents. address L. F.
HYDE& 3 CO., ls5 Seventh AYennss Few York.
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BONSTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Sent on receipt OF IS cents. Unique Printing
and Publishing House. SO VeEey' Street New
York. u b. l-..-. - 81 - eloL .ell
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-27

this the case or farms. Much time is
spent Of morning in rubbing, brushing
and smoothing the hair on the sides and
hips, but at no time are the feet examined
and properly cared for. Bu. the feet Of a
horse require more care than the body.
They need ten times az much, Tor, in one
respect they are almost the entire horse.
All the grooming that can be done wen
avail anything if the hose is forced 10
stand where his feet viii be filthy. In
this case the feet viii become disor,lered,
and then the legs; there Is not much else
of the horse fit for anything. Stable pris-
ons generally are very severe on the feet
and legs Of horses; and unless these build
ings can afford a dry room y here the horse
can walk around, lie down or roI over,
they are not half so healthy or comfortable
to the horse as a pasture, and SHOULD be
avoided by all host!ers in the country
Rural Uom,.
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Sitting on the piazza Of the Cataract wa.
a young, foppish looking gentleman, hi,
garments very highly scented with ming
led odor Of musk and cologne \ solemr
faced, odd looking man, after passing tLc
dandy several times, with look Of aver
sion which drew general notice, sud
denly stopped and in a confidential tone
said:
"Stranger. l know whatll take that
scent out of your clothes you-"
"What. what do you mean, sir 2 said
the exquisite, fired with in1i:ns ton. start
ing from his chair.
ooh. get mad, now-swear, pitch round,
fight, Just because man wants TO 40 you
a lindness" cody replied the stranger.
But / tell you | know what'n take out
that sIneIl-phew. You must bury your
clothes--bury EN- day or two. Uncle
JOS got foul Of skunk, and he"
At this instant there went up from tue
crowd Simultaneous roar Of merriment,
and the dandy very sersibly "c'eared the
co ?" AMI vanished up stairs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-02-27

ia Margarita Ranch, comprising $50, 1000
acres, near San Diego, Cal, has made ar
rangemen:s with 100 Dutch families from
Holland to colonize portion of his estate,
lie giving them eighty acres each, on their
guaranteeing 10 expend $1,000 in improve
ments the first year Of settlement.
To show what the ST. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company are expanding in efforts
to reopen their line, Sundays payroll for
the shoyeling force IS Introduced, and foots
up the astounding total Of $1,000 fer that
DAY alone.-.St. Paul Press, FsJ.ll.
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EE G-Ez REED,
Gtcf,rnhni.t Ei,lle Table.

ARRIVAL ASD DEPARTURE or GOODRICH
sTEAEEEs.
The -fls-yrAesr steamers Es~rnwoc and sh-
boyr.n viii leave every morning, 50 fFFs 81
teu:s') - =. a'rtoc[- Sa.r .z.S o91t .rA're = +.
. ~ Going ,,rrfi.. satr- DAY - u.'ai goes 'N1oI-i
to Two t.r-.-s Kuwa-ues nd AhHepee.
II uar er-rzii- s-caTuers Or"ufo, St joseph.
arr TrucsdeI Tlii arrive and depart from -i'..-
te-uc - lDf'a-":
Com Sourr-Ie1vrs eTs-T Monday, "ednesa&vs
IN S.iaTr,v 81 asrEc -. n
3 Gojrr Nor h--Lsares very ! u@sd2', thurs -
Y TOXINS, AGENT.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
ti'-43-Ivl -
10 l PUBLIC.

WnrHnAs, it IS unjust that
tliose buying for cash should pay
the same price as others buying
on credit, unless interest Is
charged TO the litter.
therefore,, we the undersigned
merchants, having tie object in
view to do justice % all parties
as near as tits can be ACCOMPLISH
ed, DO hereby agree that from
January 1st, 1873, We shall
charge
10 PER cent. Interest
for al accounts staining over 80
days. Knowing that the al owe
course will tend towards making
lower prices AMI give more gen
eral satisfaction, we sign:
}. SCHJETTE & VI. NAn0NY.
BRO, +. IL. RAND.
FRED RUDOLPH. J. 1. kUHLER,
J. II. THORNTON, OLSEN, MENpLIK
II. MART ems, & THOMPSON.
E WAGNER, ADAM ELESER.
y. kRENEBS, e. BLOQCELLE,
J. WALLSCHL.E- c. UAUEOuJ.
GER, PLATT, GRAY &
Villas & BARNES, FOSTER.
ERNST KERN, !. FISHER.
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CAPITAL OF $4,000,

This Bank is organized under the rrr
visions Of the National Banking Law, Wit
= paid up
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Fen FoRC cLTs.-A correspondent tofthe
MaucF Farmer, who is a successful breeder Of
hor>cs-for driving ctc.-giycs that paper
bis method Of feeding colts. lie feeds al
colts a many oats as they viii ca.uP clean
'ceiiug three times day. lie gives
weaving, foar pounds of outs Per day,
with eight pounds Of hay: t. yeayhngs ave
pounds Of oats: two year-olls * pounds,
'.lreo-y ear-alls eight pounds, with ten
pounds Ct hay for each Of the three
ages.
The colts are all handle from their birth
Eren in the winter the young colts have a
half hour gai,op daily while the older
ones are regularly driven.
\ warm bran mash Is g;7en once a week
AMI e'-e three or four poan Is of potatoes,
oeca iona, shcaf oats instead Of har, and
aut in could weather an occasional feed Of
corn meal.
CQSuHENEs y poUITav DIR Cay
enae pepper, mustard, or Ginger. can with
great benefit be al.el to the food Of fowls
to increase their visor, and to stimulate egs
production.
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Sr-Plan ai.'riistioa ard al o.hsI iLfsuusiioa
I NEL ;he p.ctrr-s-
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G. orSis
And thing
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
wLLELEeToE, DBL. ~
Saturday AfteFnoon, June Al.
PIRRs-ANp DANaERs OF FIRRs.


This is the season Of bad fires. Yesterday,
forty buildings at Pottsvills, including q plsp-
ing-milk q soap aud csndle works, and number
Of dwelling houses we're burned. The loss is
estimated at $12O,OOO The town of Michi-
CANINE, in Michigan, containing more than two
hundred honses was totally destroyed by fire.
The Mount Vernon Cotton Mill, near Baltimore,
was burned. FIRE at East Saginaw. Michigan,
destroyed q planing-nilI, and twenty small
houses. At Albany, N. x, twenty frame build
ings were burned, and the fire, at one time,
threatened destruction to the city
In the face of warnings like these, is it possi-
BILE that our city authorities intend to again
permit the usual Fourth-of-July saturnalia,
with it's EXCESSIVE dangers Of starting q
bad fire I? Do property owners feel will
ling that for the mere fun" of hearing
gunpowder explode, there shall be incnned the
risk of general oonhagration The weather
has been very hot and dry; everything combus-
tible is more easily ignited, and will burn more
readily, snew than at Ordinary seasons. The
supply of water, as our tiremen all very well
know is inadequate in many parts of the city, on
account OF the smallness Of the street mains.
Under these circumstances is it not reckless to
permit the unnecessary and inexcusable danger
which comes from the powder explosions dan
gers which other cities, by express ordinances,
have guarded against
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
TIE CHOLERA.

The cholera reports from Memphis, Nashville
and other cities, in Kentucky and Tennessee
grow more and more serious. The mortality ha
alarmngly increased and It'll plainly not confn-
ed to the unfortunate, poor, and dirty. More
over, Cincinnati aimits every day, to deaths by
similar disease and it may as well be compre-
hended, at onoe. that it is advancing Northward.
II tine conditions remain favorable, those cities
of this latitude, that invite the terrible vsitant
by foul streets, impure water, disgusting smells,
aud other such effective means, may reasonably
expect to have cholera cases amongst their peo-
pie sometime during the month of July.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
The hOlera-had Rsporrs from Nashville.

The cholera is increasing feariully in Nash.
vi i The deaths n that city yesterday numbered
- 40 Of colored persons and "A white. The
people, it is stated are observing every sani.
tary precaution, but the indications are discour-
aging A slow rain was falling yesterday, with
a suitry atmosphere. At Memphis there were
a iuterments yesterday, including l2 Of cholera
victims. Publication OF Thursdays mortuary re-
port, showing the largest number Of deaths in
one day since the cholera season of 1866, caused
considerable excitement. The disease has
reached Paducah Ky where there we're five
deaths from cit yesterday. There were three
deaths from cholera on Thursday, aud three yes
terday; al Cincinnati
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
Interr.tIng to Invenror..

a change IN the rulings Of the Patent Office in
reference to caceats. The filing Of cayeat and
the payment Of ten dollars fee, entities the in
yentor TO notice by the office if within year any
other inventor files conflicting application
The new rulings OF the office il that il caveat
10 not renewed at the expiration of year, the
invention is open to the public. This will prob
ably take inventors by surprise, but they can
by prompt action in making annual renewals OF
caveats, protect their secrets from being di-
yulsed,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
Thamas Naah
Hra REruRn rRoN EUROPE.

- d. HIS REIuRA FROM EUROPE.
The Morris Repebliodn says Mr.. Thomas
Mast returned to his home in Morristown on
Saturday evening last. having been absent on
his trip to England almost three months. He
returns greatly improved in health and spirits.
but by the advice OF his physicians will refrain
little longer from bis work of drawing. During
his trip be has entirely given up all work, 80
much 30 as to be able to say that ne never drew
ssketch or used his pencil in drawing once all
the time he WAS away. Although on his depar-
ture he proposed visiting the Continent, he was
so pleasantly received in England that he did
not go abroad from there, but leaves that for
future visit. -.-.-.
As certain rumors have been afioat that Mr..
Mast had lmade arrangements with English
publishers to illustrate paper for them and
reside in England, we are permitted by MIR. Mast
to state that he has concluded no such arrange
ments. Offers have been made to illustrate
paper which will be published IN London in the
interist of the Reform Party and is to be edited
10y Mr. Jenkins the auther of the celebrated
dinrs Bdby which offers are very liberal, and
tempt MIR. Mast to leave this country. At the
same time he has offer from o new illustra-
ted department with interest which latter
offer, il is hoped he will accept, and so be left
with us on this side of the water Until he con-
cludes final arrangement with one or other OF
these offers. it is not probable that we shall
enjoy any OF Mr.. Nasts inimitable cartoons al
though he admits that the Indian war temptB
him strongly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
&perial DolIrEs.
acrofuIa.

1t does not make any difference how severe
case OF scrofula ulcers, sores, pimples, blstches
letters or rheumatism is the Samari ans Root and
lerb Juices will cure It. syphilis, which has baf
lied the SKILL of physicians and for which they de-
clare they can do nothing but patch up, efectualy
and permanently cured Catsrrh, which up to this
time has mad It's own way, is complete ely eradcated
R1euIn 4tism, with It's tOrmentiDg pains. Is speedily
tSmoveu. Pimp es, bl tches and tatter, that causa
30 niue modification and trouble. are banished Ia
u sh ri time. affections Uf the liver and kidneys
are overcome and th0s4 Orgaus made 10 perloIm
their proper functions In q word, H. renovates and
braces up The whole body, expelllug all poisonous
and Impure In itter from the blood and slslem. IL
l5 our desire at all ahonl receive the benefit OF
his rem. dy, aud particularly suCn persons as have
gwen up all hopes OF ever oeing cured Having
full faitn and knowing that the Sanarltans Root
D.. Hero Juices will cure the above aOmplaints, We
will furnish the remedy for the sert Jusy afflicted
OF charge until cure Is snected, py Vi lug Sc
eunty thai payment Will then IN tde Price, rs
er uoutle. DESAOkD Il CO., ProprieGUis. 9l6
nace 81 Philada.
Sold by L. BRINGHURST CO.,
eth and Market Streets
ie171y Milming on, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
williams Barbers' Bar soap,

An excellent and economical soap for the use Of
Barhefs' or for the toilet or bath room A large
stock received and supplied Wholesale and retail by
4. BRINGHURsT q CO., Druggists,
corner SIKH and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
Williams Yankee SOAP,

The finest and most popular Shaving Soap in use.
/ large stock inst received Ihe tiade supplied by
Il. BRING HURST d co,
corner sixth and Markell Rtreeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
p ,;ra 0eu,m<rkiaI.
WARD N. JEN BINS
EDIToR. M

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTbRsooR, tSssndays
ssosptsdl al tAs C0EHER0iAL BUILDING, South West
eOTRs FUth and AaTkst SiTests Too CsRts copy.
ets Dollars year, bg alaA or served By oarrteTs
ehrOtsghous fhe eith ...a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
harhera. Attention.

BaIbers combs soaps, brushes sponges, superior
'ay rum, stick pomatum, putfs, powders, and bar
er's supplies generally, at very low prices HAIR
pOmade Il specially, always fresh and highly per-
umed. Bar0ers supplied ut wholesale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front aud West streels
Wilmington, LeaWare,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
En.IIan NOustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
hole aaVOring extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla,
each exI bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc. All
Il the most celebrated max s. for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front ard West streets,
wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-21
JSpefiaI Aetifes.
bathing.

This necetsity OF water for cleanliness Is acknowe
ledged BY all aud the Injury OF Geld oath partiou
lnrly during the hot weather IL or should be fami-
liar % ever one
TO those prostI ated by ardaous iabors of mind or
body during the the heat te,m," we know of
nothing more inylg0rau 9 and refreshing than the
application of cold water 10 the surfaee of the body
cleansing and opening the pores of the skin thereby
pfomou Il the different secretions ana impartfng
renewed vigor g0 the muscular system. For those
app pteciating convenisnt and desirable appliances
for the bath we have y
Bath Brushes, in variety,
Bath Towela lsoftl
Bath Towels, (harsh.)
Bathing Sponges,
Sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves fer Ba h,
Bath Belts or Straps,
Gale facto 9loveB,