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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the Pyotoride Of
IRON, Is so combined as to haze
ne character of an 0Iiment, as
,dstty dtOested and dssfna lated
iCtth the blood as the simplest
God. IL increases the qitdntttu
oT Natures OlCn VftdLizin0
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "d thousand HEs.' sillDIU
0V Iont1iD APP, InyiROrQtilt0 and
Ittdtistn0 Me System. The en-
riched alld pitdtised blood DeI.-
metttes every part of the bOdU.
repairing damages and waste,
searching out morbid secge-
tons, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
THIS fs the secret of The 4COu-
aeTyt1 success of this remedy In
2tiTtaG Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, propsy, Chronic Diar.
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections
chills and Fevers, Humors
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases 0riqfnati,i0 IA,
q bad state of the blood, %. me-
coDlpdnfed on debilttD or a iotD
state Of the sustOln. Bein0 free
from Alcehel, tn any form, its
esNefGtstlsg effects are not fol-
!gVed by corresponding 1edc-
ton, out are permanent, iIlftE-
sing. strength, Uigor, and 9iet0
ItJe into all parts of the suatenR.
a,id building up an Iron Con.
1housQN3a haze been chauged
on tee use of this remedy. from
weak, sticky, SUFFERING crea-
lures, TO strong, hedLtky, and
ndPpy men and tO0neiI; and
lnvdttds cannot reasonably hes
Hdte to 0t0e 10 a trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
Wan SYRUP 6IO'0n IN the glass,
Pamphlets Free.
'ETHw, FoWtE q SONS, Proprletors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD Rr DRuooIsrs oEsEAALLr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

DUMPING WAeoN.-Friday afternoon
week we witnessed a very satisfactory
trial Of the Iske Patent Dumping Wagon,
a wagon so constructed that ton and-a-
half OF coal can be dumped In the bin In
minute and a-half, without leaving any
dirt upon the pavement or surroundings
The wagon was patented In 1871 by A.
iske, and Ia very simple, yet complete in
construction. To the rear Of the wagon,
schultz is attached, and the front Is
capable Of being elevated by o machine
composed Of q rack fastened TO the box, to
which power is Communicated by cogs
working In an iron frame fastened to the
| front bolster. When the schultz is placed in
the cellar window, the coal Is allowed to
run from the wagon to 1t, and by means
of the elevating apparatus, runs con-
stantly and without interruption until
the coal ls nil stored. DR.. 5. b. Hart.
man, stopping at the Clayton House, IL
now proprietor Of the patent right.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
GHOSTS AND COLLINS
Strange sights Seen Prom Walnut
street-A Large crowd See Ghosts and
Hobgobl'ns or Something that Rsssm-
BIS Ihem - Il Il -.


Thursday nigh. week about 3 o'clock a.
a gentleman was walking up. Walnut
street, between Seventh and Eighth,
elauced at the rear Of one lof the large
thlrd-story buiidings on French street aud
saw what be IL resdyto swear was ghost,
hobgoblln or some belLg from The spirit
land. He saws the ghost was dressed 10
white snd held In Its right baud colored
light. The form Of the appaIltion ehansed
often and the lieht would ehed one. color
and then assume another. This continued
fer some time until a crowd had assem-
bled who looked and also saw strange
sights. -
| real. spread rapidly through the entiie
| peighboIhood and In half an hour the
audience had doubled aud were ieastnR
their ewes and talking ghost at q fearfsl
and blood-curdllng rate Each one
told his or her tale Of encounters with
| uuwelcome ghosts and accounted
/ for the visions before them IN
many Says. One commended that IL was
the spirit Of departed member Of the
family occupying the house another
asserted that Il was the ghost Of lady
who fell down stairs In the building some
time since and broke her neck, and others
accounted for the appqritious on the
hypothesis that the strange figures were
reflections Of pictures on the walls Of the
room from which the exhibition was
being made. aHr1
| Al this junsture some one appeared Al
1.-The windows aud closed The shutters, and
the crowd being unable TO agree on a
single proposition, reluctantly adjourned,
OF course each one Of this crowd tolp
some one else OF the affair, and the con
sequence was that during all day Fri
day the haunted building was the OBJ
served Of ali observers. Al night an I'm
mense crowd gathered 10 the neighbor'
hood and watched intently for the
appearance Of troubled spirits. TheJ
looked long, but the great majority saw
= nothing, and the remainder were not sc
handsomely rewarded with strange sight
as they expected.
The crowd became so large, and a
{ times bosterious, that application wa
5 made TO the Mayor to clear the street ant
. a detachment Of police was sent aud dis
, persed the crowd,
( The interest In the affair In the neigh
. borhood lie very great, and everybod.
9 who passes up Walnut street feels II In
. cumbeut upon them TO look at the hous
' alleged TO Ne haunted and make som
/. comment. We shall await further develop
, ments and report any additional partieu
/ lars regarding the affair that come to ou
J knowledge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

THB PEACH CRoP About MmFoRD.-
The Aces says I'VE regret no be obliged
10 make the unwelcome announcement
that the peach crop here, and as far be-
low ne we can hear from, has been Sc
verely Damaged by the late fros;s. We
trust that the reports are exaggerated,
but many say that their crops are almost
completely deslroyed-the germ being
entirely dead and black, while many OF
the branches Of the trees, the tender
growth Of last year, are scathed and have
the appearance Of being ecorehed by hre.
II Ia only within few days that the ex-
tent Of this damsge has been suspected,
aud while we hope and believe that we
VIII yet have considerable crop, the re-
ports Of disaster are too general and toe
reliable 20 be ignored or attributed 10 any
paniey feeling.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

ISERAsrBLE STAMP, S-IsK FOR LiSEN.
Sc.-Professor Bottget yes the following
formula Of an Ink FOR -narking linen, &C,
BY chloride Of lime, cyanide Of potassium
ca site potash. or acids. Digest coarsely-
powdered cashew nuts for some time. al q
moderate temperature, In q closed flask,
with petroleum mai Ina; then allow the
exceedingly yolatil 80 ent TO evaporate.
After arking artic, With the resulting
syrup-like liquid, noisten the place with
ga mmonls or lime water. and the marks
i'll instantly assume deep, permanent
lack eOior
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

BoDr FoUND.--The body Of Henry
schacht, Familiarity known as "Dutch
Hen" was found Al the mouth Of Ches-
ter Greek, yesterday morning, uear the
sturgeon seow that formerly belonged to
him. The deceased was much decom-
posed, but was recognized by those who
knew him. The body was nshed up by
bis brother, AVID Il IL somewhat singular
that. be should be found go near his own
boat. Coroner MlBshall held an inquest,
aud q verdict. ip accordance. with the
above facts was rendered. --Chsstsr Adso-
| aafs Of fhf l7fh..s.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

"Two small, rocky Islands In the
Bebrilg Sea-" says the London Globe,
= will s1,n.hsyel paid back TO the Uuiled
States rryasury the whole SUN expended
upon the purchase Of Alaska. When lthe
session. Of this territory was granted by
Russia, people smiled at the bargain
made by the Americans. Il was asserted
that Yankee shrewdness had deserted
Mr.. Seward IN the matter. He knew
better, and did not buy with his eyes
shut. 81. Paul's and 81. Georges Island.
belonging to the Alentlan chain, have
since been leased to the Alaska CONNER
clsl Company FOR seal fishing, at a
yearly rental of $4,000. Atax Of nearly
three dollaTs on each fur seal skin taken
and shipped from the island is also i'm
posed. As. 10000 skins are exported
yearly now TO San francisco and New
York, a fruitful source Of revenue lie OBJ.
tanned from these two barren rocks.
THIS territorial enterprise Of the United
States is therefore a great success, aud
will probably help 10 develop the idea &C
rapidly growing 10 America that colonial
possessions are useful from MANI
national points of view"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

ABROAD AccfDKSr.-The through train
from New York, which passes Elkton !. 90
,. m, on Thursday met with an accident
which might have been attended with
serious results. When descending Iron
Hill grade the hi nd a. Of the rear Pull
man car broke in the middle, and the train
could not be stopped on the down grade TIL
u reached the culvert over the creek. The
car kept the track and ne injury resulted e
the passengers other than a severe shaking
up and fright. A wrecking train was tele
Rraphed for 70 Wilmington, which CAME
down nd took the damaged car back fol
re.airt The passengers found seats In the
front ears and the train proceeded without
serious delay.-Cscii Whfq 17h.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

MEoHAr1os' LOAN AsseoIATIo-Ths
great success Of this Loan Assoelou Il
shown by the fact that Il now a(rtisei
10 repay to stockholders Its nrsleriesl
with is per cent. per annum pnlum
THIS is certainly an admirable lnvment
and shows good management. 1thirt
series are now being issued. Thowish
ing to subscribe can do so by apcatlor
10 Mr.. Z. T. Taylor, Of the lisans
Saving Bank.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

LARGE suiFNkrr OF .CARs.-The Jack.
son q Sharp Company shipped Monday
four fine PASSENGER cars 10 che Indianap-
oils, Bloomington and Western Railroad,
two passenger AVID two baggage, mall
and smoking cars TO Huntington and
Broadtop Railroad, and two passenger
cars 10 Denver for the Denver and Rio
| l5rande narrow Gauge Railroad.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
Delaware Railroad Officer.

PREPARATIONS FOR rHEIR TRANSFER TO
ANOTHER BUILDING.
The old dwelling house on the corner Of
French street and the railroad has been
materially altered Of late and fitted ur sor
the OF ces Of the Delaware Railroad, which
are TO be removed from the r.. W. l. h.
depot building. The tirst floor will contain
the general office, the private Office Of Mr.
Mills. and the iispateher's otiice. iu fhr
second story nv. Mahoney, Road Master,
will have Lis Office, and there also will be
the store room for lSmps and other supplies
The attic will be occupied BY the jAnitor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

ereete.; the weak imitAtor trles IN oon,,
MIN; Does any sensible man Eupposs fh.t
me legions OF :. Buehus," so-caiied, thar in.
Of Dr.. Helmbold's Genuine Extracfp Al.
sufferer from Liver Complaint, Dropsy. nisl
oetss. or other urinary diseases. in maj =.
female. will detect the difference al once Sy
ttnn9 result helmoold's cures the others
signature, JohR T. Henry, New York, sols
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

ACCIDENT ON THE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
The train from the Delaware Railroad
due in this city at o'clock p. m. Mon
day, run into a bullock below Pennington,
which threw the express car from the track
and caused 1t to turn over, and also threw
from the track the front part Of the bag
gage car. These cars were somewhat in
iured and their contents scattered, but no
one was injured. The accident caused a
here
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

ABDUCTION. Saturday a colored
girl, about l2 years old, was stolen from
the residence Of Mrs. De Normandie, by
a colored woman from Philadelphia. The
ehild's clothing was also taken away al
the time she was abducted. Mrs De
Nornlapdie RAISED the child and educated
her, and In consequence is very much at
lsched TO her and feels Der loss keenly
Efforts are being made TO recover The
child, and we trust they will be successful
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
ws.t Pr.sbyt nan Church.


OCCUPIES THE PULPIT
Sunday Rev. ]. NJ. p. Otts, pastor-elec
of the West Presbyterian Church, preached
in that church to a large congregation from
the 10Th, 10th and 18th verses OF John, Il
which he defined the duties OF the pastor
The choir sang hymn of welcome 70 musi
composed BY Prof Bradley James. tn
orgAntst.
IN the evening large congregation lie
tened 10 an earnest sermon by the paste
from the words But be ye doors Of tn
Word, and not hearers only, deeeiying you
own selves" in which the duties OF III
CHI arch members were considered.
AltOg .ther, the hrst services under tn
new pastorate were very encouraging.
The congregation will have u social n
oeption Of the pastor and his family in tn
basement rooms Of the church On ThursdA
aventng next.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
| Tnorr.-Larre aunnlllIea of thIa Weak

TRoUT.-Large quantities Of this weak
Ssh, Enormously called trout, are being
caught along the Delaware shore. Last
} Monday morning Mr.. John Prcltyman q
Co., caught between four and Eve hundred
bushels at Cedar Beach. On Wednesday
Mr.. Miles Mills seine drew up near 40t
bushels. Daring part OF the week theJ
disposed Of at any price, and after th'
sounds were taken from them they wer'
ieft to spoil on the beach. Quite mum
Der Of hands are employed by the fisher
men, IN removing these sounds frem The
fish. The operation is dexierously ac
compllshed by puncturiug the dsn witt
the fingers. MILFORD Nsius.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

DR.. Edward Young, at the heaof the
Bureau OF Statistics In Washiugp, esii-
mates the amount paid for llqus con-
sumed in 1s7o-at $500 900, 900, arsglng
nearly $40 for every man, woLn and
child. The tobacco sold in theountry
for smoking, chewing and snutfgSeosts
$3.50, 000,0 No wonder so manpeople
are poor, when such sums of m,ey are
expened on indulgences Of this bid.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
The Revenue Service.

= REVENUE CUTTER ORDERED TO THIS PORT.
Through the exertions Of our efieient
Collector OF the Port of Wilmington, Dr.
W. u. Nolen. the Secretary OF the Treasury
has ordered the officers Of the revenue
steamer Hamiton, from Boston, 10 report 70
the Collector Of this port for duty. She is
expected in 4 day or two.
There has been no revenue cutter station.
ed here since the Miami sunk near For
Delaware about two yeara ago.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

NEW BAKRvr.-c. Knittsil, who has been
for number OF years with Mrs STUCK, In
the bread and cake baking business, has
opened a bakery at the northwest corner Of
Third and Jefferson stIeets, aud Is ready "a
supply families with bread or anything IN
his line. Mr. X. IL a practical baker, Sc
that persons who buy from him may depend
upon getting good article OF food.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

Harmon Hulcher, a scissors grinder
from Albany, was recently murdered at
the house OF q man named Waltz, at
Athens, N. Y. Waltz son Joseph, a
young man, was arrested, who has con-
fessed this crime. He states that the
deed was done about ten o'clock p. m,
on the let Of MAY. He went 10 the room
occupied by Hulcher, whom he found
asleep, and struck him three times with
a Ratchet the irst time with the blunt,
and twice with the sharp side. He only
groaued, and all was over. Waltz then
took the body 10 the stone wall, where
traces Of blood were found, and cover,
Il up. There be left IL until the pext
night, when he took IL down into the
orchard aud buried II.
Officers took Waltz out at bis own sug.
gestlon, to the place where the body wal
/ burned, few inches below the surface
The body was found wrapped in 8
blanket. The head was horribly mangled
Waltz also confesses TO having burned
three school houses In the town anC
buried the books, which have been founS
at the places designated. When asked
why he committed the murder, be re
piled, al done 1t for mischief, aud no
for gain the bad spirit vas 10 me, and
l wanted TO do something bad"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

srKTNwAY PfkNos.--Mr. James N. Glen
ner. a. 41o Market street. (seeond noort hAi
just received from Steinway A Son one oil
their celebrated pianos and has taken the
agency for the same for this State. The
&efHway pianos are known all over thu
world and there Is no use In praising them
M they have spoken for themselven, 9t
see them
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

MARrLksp ITKas.-The pupils Of the
Maryland Institute for the Blind have
been giving some excellent and highly sue
ceseful musical concerts on the Eastern
has been on the shore at Howeli'u Point,
In bag. with two brieks attached a. sink
ers. Six-legged pigs are not uncommon
about Salisbury.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

The Boston Globe Is responsible for the
following A short time ago we were
startled by the intelligence ttaus Italian
gentleman had swa loved a fork, and
though he was greatly alarmd, suffered
no Inconvenience through th presence
OF this lndigestible piece of tble turnl-
ture In his stomach. How HI managed
70 get three pronged silver ork down
bis throat, Is puzzle that We cannot
solve, and why he shonld haze done L.,
unless in a moment OF abstraction, lie an
equally perpleAing problem. but since a
statement Of his case hiss appered In the
papers, rivals are starting lp 10 all
directions. A French lady isnow nour-
ishing herself on needles, and, strange to
say, manages to thrive on thm. She Il
evidently fond Of sharp saues with hei
food. But the most remarkable case ID
yet to come. An Englishmai, inspired
by these two examples, snd determined
that the Latin races shall not out-do thu
Anglo Saxon, has been feeding himself
on military buttons and bits of broker
window-panes, which he WISHES dowr
With doses of white ea.sand. We thinl
be ought TO take the prize, ifonly on thl
score OF versatility. but shall he be per
mitted to wear his laurels Is there u
American who will wrest then from hi
browl The efIete countries Of Europ
ought not TO be SLOWED TO triumph owe
the vigorous yong republic in an enter
prise Of this nature.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

TEE RAILROAD WAR.-In the Court Of
Common Pleas Monday morning., In the
injunction case Of the Phila. h Reading
Railroad 90. vs the Berks County Railroad
Cos, Judge Van Reed made motion for 4
rule upon the defendants to file their plea,
demurral or answer TO the Bill OF the plain
tits within 80 days after service OF notice
Of such rule.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

sPRIrKLIEs WE srsEErs. r Monday
the street sprinkler owned BY the Delaware
Fire Company was put In. operation on
Market street aud did It's work well. The
apparatus was used again on The street this
morning. and we believe II il now the In.
tention 70 use II from the present time until
the dusty season 10 over,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

A sTHiIxR. = ForEemen At Seidsi a
Hastings struck last week against a re,
duetlon of price yer ton for blooms The
blooms m ade lately are. & Ia claimed, Of In
ferior grade, and In Consequences the hrm
posted notice In the mill Of an intention
to reduce the price, when the men struck
against the reduction.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

EARLY PaPtRs. Ta- PM r n
papers eau, II their publl.lers Sssy,
now be sent 10 Wilmington earll the
morning by the express freight vine
Philadelphia at a. m, and rhipf
here before O'clock. We mott thal
the Inquirer has already availed III OF
the opportunity thus presented
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
CYnIoal.

A Rhode Island editor, wanting two lines
complete a oolomn, observes that "a
sensible woman Is TIE mo sensible be-
log on earth" Which, our cyiir sa,s,
isas II one ehruli write, " Hot Ice crtaui
= tie hottest Thing In the world. IN y.
R1peess
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

CoTTAGEs AT REHoBorH.-we have az.
thority for saying that Mr.. Finley, OF PHI
adelphia, will not build a $4,000 cottage Al
RehobOth, as has been stated by persons In
this city. We understand that he. with =
few others, will put up cottages costing 900
each. Manners, Fisher h Co, of Seaford,
are about contracting for the erection Of
from four to ak cottages a. the above price
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

NoIsY. The Chester Nsrs complainst thai
q number OF visiting Ameriean Mechanics
from Phiiadelphia were very noisy ant
not think they had been drinking, but thai
coming from large city to a small one thel
thought they could disturb the peace with
out fear or danger. The heies says that thu
members present from Wilmington behaved
like gentlemen
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

suRfAssss DRIkwkRk 1aopI.--Llgate
Wright, a well-known citizen OF Accomac
county, Va, caught trout At themouih
Of Chsddock Creek measuring twelve feet
In length Breadth, three feet. Its mouth,
from corner 10 corner, eighteen Inches.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

SPRfro INVITING. 1.-THE spring tfotting
races At the schuetzen Park win take place
on the 9Th and 9Th OF June and purses 10
the amount Of s7oo will be offered. Turf
men had better put their horses IN q aiming
for the trotting season 40 Mr.. Bertolettc
intends having plenty amusement for them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

The OTHER ONE FouSD.-The body oil
Lewis JC mes, drowned in the Susquehanns
ON the 22d ult., In company with Thomas
Barber, was found on the i2tk. We have
already noticed the finding Of Barber''
body
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

DECORATION DAY.-A notice elsewhere
calls q meeting OF the honorably discharged
soldiers Of this city on Friday evening newt
TO make arrangements for atrewing the
graves OF those who fell IN defence Of the
Union, with flowers, on the s0th OF this
month
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24
Iannxaon an Imi,atnr.

A writer IN Notes ana Queries has un.
earthed some verses by one Of the old
time poets, Michael Drayton, which are
strlkingly like Tenuyson's "Charge Of
the Light Brigade" The subject is the
"Baitle of Aglncourt," some of the stan =
Eas running as follows
J..
"Faire stood the Wind for France,
When we our SAyles advance,
Nor now to prove our chance
Longer will tArry
But putting 10 the Mayne,
At Kaur, the mouth Of Seyne,
With all his Martial TrAyne
Landed King Harry.
VIII,
"They now TO fight are gone,
Armour on armour shone,
Drumme now TO drumme did grone,
To hear WAS wonder;
That with the Cryes they make
The very earth did shake,
Trumpet TO trumpet spake,
Thunder to ThuAdsf
~.
"pppp a.. Crispihis day
fought was this Noble Fray,
Which fame did not delay
To England carry d..
U when shah English men
With such acts hll Pen,
Ut England breed againe
Such King Harry"
The movement and idea here given are
so similar to those Of Mr.. Ttnnyson'I
poem rs to render Il probable that thel
serN d rs It's model. II net, we have
curious ca'e Of duplicated invention.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

Castoria is more than a substitute for
existence which 10 certain TO assimiistn az. ~
tood, regulate the bowels, cure WING. eniic
and produce natural sleep. IL eontsins
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, snd
AID mothers may rest. Anrja s,,,, gry
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-24

EPISCOPAL cosvENrIoN.-The iual
convention Of the Protestant Epppal
Church for the diocese Of Delewarwill
be held In Christ Church, MilfordYed-
nesday and Thursday, June 4th arSth.