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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

How To MAKE Cop-IIvER OIL PLEASANT.
-GastrouOmers will be glad to learn that Pi-
qeons can be nurtured to the fatness and deli
cacy of ortOlans by feeding them with wheat
stepped in cod-liVer oil. Those who have par
taken Of pigeons thus fattened say that u Is
the pleasantest way Of taking eod-liVer Oil yet
tried by them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

Charles Manley, cOloEed, convicted Ol .S, s@H
murder Of an aged Whits man-a CLOCK msnI, N
sr--in JalV last, was hanged yesterday - .a a. .
exandria, Va. Several eOlored preachers Ae1
COMMITTEES on the YOung Meas ChElslAn a. az, ~
citation allsnded him. Before bic eIeeuuoa y, !,
made short speech. Attribu.ing his ia's "
WhIsky.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

Gas companies in New York city, anticipa-
ting : strike among their employees, have so
efFsctually prepared 70 meet the emergency
that il Is now thought the workers In suelres.
tabIlshments will not undertake stand
out" Tho new men ready TO go 70 work
have had most convincing effect on the stFik'
0FS t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

n,icatIons NAV arise In West Virginia similar TO
those in Louisiana. Owing to the legislation OF
last winter there may be two sets OF Congressmeh
two state Legislatures and double allowance oil
ali the State officials.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

AN ENORMOUS EDUrIoN.-The New York
News on last Friday printed an edition OF
over ESQ 600 copies. No other daily paper we
believe ever printed such "A enormous num-, y,
which cheap newspapers are held by the peO-
nla
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
II ThO LIcense IaVv.

TnO license LAW
The Gcense Law, at present under cOnsidera-
ton In our Legislature, Is in such shape that no
member, of either house, who is c0nvcrsant with
the requirements and interest Of our city, will
can alter due conslderation vote for it. 1t seems
dFaWm up in the Interest Of the few large hotel
keepers II any Of these men would or could Of
fer an act, nothiOg better could they desire. 1t
limits the sale OF intoxicating liquors to persons
who can give their bond for one thousand dollars,
who have q certain number OF rooms and beds for
the exclusive accommodation Of travellers and
guests and stabling for not less than four horses
attached to it. These sections may be suitable for
Villages and villinge inns, but cannot be complied
with in our city. Ths live horse is generally too
slow an animal to compete with the iron horse,
and the latter iS found to unwilling to be fed or
stabbed by any hOstler or hotel keeper.
Another very Odenaive octiOn creates an arbi-
trary power, called three commissioners. 1t is al
ways questionable 10 give such discretionary pow
ers to few mcn, particularly II they should have
/ to decide whether business of any kind shall be
necessary, or located on any particular place
The commissioners may be upwr1ght and well
nearing, but they eannot know eegery applicant
personally aud would have in many instances tc
decide on information gained from interested per
| sons, or they may own or have interest II
pEoperlies on or next to- tho designated place
Human nature IS and will always remain the same
BY tbs passage Of this bill, the State, in thi
city alone, will loose not less than 5000 revenue
and about 100000 to $4,000 worth Of propsItis
will be made valueless. Such property belonging
to class of persons who have labored hard for tn
} few hundred dollars they have earned, and whIc
is mostly all they possess. They are gensEall
good citizens and taxpayers and deserve goo
, consideration ON those grounds alone. The pas
sage Of this act will promots lawiessness aud de
ception. No sound minded person will believ
that there will be any less Intoxicating liquor
sold or drank than before, for ii is q patent fat
I that Just such laws will further dFunkenpsss.-
The druggist, the grocer, or the Wholesale dealt
is always handy. We boast of enjoy ing the grea
t est liberty Of amy country on TINS earth, yet,
5 have never seeu the refined community ming
l. with the vulgar Large hotels will answer for Il
9 former, but smaller places will be needed eth
), with or without license BY ths latter j. n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
rha Modoo MuddIe

PROnABuIrr THAT THE FIGHTING WILL SOON
BE RENEWED.
San FRANCISCO, Marsh as.-General Gillem
aud Elder Thomas mad reconnaissance OF the
c0pntry between Van Bremers -gEcLs ana the
lava beds on the 23th Ihey had an interview
tith boston and Bogus Charley, The latter said
lie would come out. The Peace Commission sent
him horse, when he demanded that the horses
captured by the troops be returned. Recruits are
arriving. Delay at present seems useless s, Inc
The Peace Commission are doing nothing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

The Bank OF England has marked off 1885,
900 as the total loss by the recent fOrgeries.
A NATIONAL GYPsEY CONVENTION Is being
held in the vicinity of Washington, D. &.
The total meat supply OF fGreat Britain last
year averaged seventy-eight pounds for each
person.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

During the last session of fConeress 1Sa a.
reports FROM various committees WeiS "A-N' -
the Senate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
aFauts.

VTANTFD 100 Young men to invest a few dol
w lars month in the Excelsior Loan Asseeia-
ti,On:" per cent interest will be allowed without
any charge for expenses. First payment Tuesday
evening, April1st, at the office of -.
mar22-eOdtf D. I. HAWKINS ssey.
UVANTED-A Boy about Is years old to learn
w the printing business. Apply At o,,,,ro,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
THE PEOPLES ooLvMM.

VERY BBTER LBTTRRs GLADLY REcRIvED. LoNo
CoMMUNTcATIoNs WILL NOT BE PRINTED. WE
ARE IN NowIsR REsPoNsIBLE ron THE VIEWS
OF coRREsPoNDENTs.l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

THE Monthly MeetingI Of the Star Loan Assoei-
l. alton will hereafter be held in the once Of the
Secretary, on the Y. +. corner Third and Market
streets, over Telegraph ONCE.
mar26-tf JAMES MeCABE. Sse'ry.
THE Monthly Meetings Of the Hone Building and
4 Lo n Association will hereafter be held in the
Office Of the Secretary. y. L corner of Third and
Market streets, over Telegraph 0fhee-
mlr56-tf JAMES MeCABE. Sec'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
Tor SALE aud fer 8fat.


CPECIAL NOTICE.
Patent Rights for SALE
The best chance known to start 1roatAblS man
: fneturiuR business with q small capital; -.
The CHAMPION GRAIN FAN AND SEPA.
RATOR. . machine that every Farmer wants ~
the small for seed by operation. a GIeAe labor
saved in cleaning SSY GRd q STS Nv aSS orsST Ss
the maehine 81 WM. fhSS; SsS;i1Oiat hOM 80 ?, ~ ""
fTSs1 TSSss1154diSSi%% and USaiHaS : IT. sHREINER. Ass.
NOR RENT-Two Oaices. No. East Third street,
II suitable for manufacturing PnTPSSssss;S
maRlO-7t No. West Third street.
NOR RENT-TaREE STORES in the New. HO
L tel Buildias Svlaaytoa hoaseo Two On AsAG
street Ssiilsf 1na one On f iSPIy to EFT. TAYLOR.
TN0R RENT-Nev House, No. l42l HAr- -,
IL risOn street, eleven rooms. All modern
Possession at onee Il desired. Inquire at
1i1l Harrison street. Ien<o-u
A Raro Chance TOR Tinsmith,
| On ,oeount Of contained i'll health, feel con-
'IIsi ~ oisr nv Stock, T00ls and hxtnre3 for
L ~, II Ia an cd esta6lishea and good business
sitcation, indeed fer person Of moderate capital
09fS q AZ No lis SrEst street. WilHiasssn
mSi7 ~ \. I. DRAGON.
wNnr uRNT-Po,s...,o, s,vsn immSdlaa Sly--
/ - aIhe spaeiSas Hail an Anta-Foo1 N 20 ens
BaiIding, 2l0 GiaE street, now 0eeoPted - 1ns
MiSn6IS adSptsd 70 sSsistiaa 9sssaloE 1assFs
AasQeistie3s. 9F ffss ed 5sSsass 49, " 4,
5sSHRskCS. e RhkC a. sdiSs 81 Marks. is si .;ssss . I'D
non RHNP-rrO ,args sennss,lns Rooms -
- ~ soeisey iis,i insstinSs OF feF IiShs mann
iaetnring Apply 70 ALkA. SAY s,S ..s.. -
| febl-u N@ AAfA0e sHSs''
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A Raro Chance TOR . Tinsmith,

TNOR RENr-TNWO large eennes,lnG R0qms
II IN the third story Of the savt.le Build
EetnrinS. Apply 70 ALEX. sAVkLLk
fehl-u oaz MAfket stfeet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

nano.;t Ae,aunts of Ranks. individuals and 9TH
ers Peeoived on which We allow interest. Cheeks
drawn on as are payable without notice. the same
a. at q National Bank.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13

'calmness. Her bright disshevelled
ringlets clustered around her brow,
the look of terror had faded from her
Hips, and an infant smile was pictured
beautifully there-the rose tinge upon
her cheek was lovely as in life. iHlnf
l have but dim recollection of
what followed-L only know that L
remained weeping and motionless till
the coming on OF, twilight, and that L
was then taken tenderly by the hand
and led away, where saw the coun-
tenauce of parents and sisters. am 800
Many years have gone by on their
wings of light and shadow, but the
scenes / have portrayed still come
over me, at times, with a terrible DIS
tinctness. The oak yet stands at the
base of the precipice; its limbs black
and dead, and its hollow trunk, look
ing upward to the sky as if calling to
the clouds for drink, as a emblem of
poiseless decay. A year ago / visit
ed that spot, and the thoughts of by
gone years came mouFnfully back TO
me-thoughts of the little innocent
being who fell by the whirlwind-in
the memory that she had gone where
no lightnings slumber in the folds OF
the rainbow, clouds, and where sunlit
waters are never broken by the storm
breath of Omnipotenee. III ih1 i1l0h
sotMy read ers, will understand why
L Ilshrink in terror from the thunder.
Even the consciousness of security is
no relief to me-my fear has assumed
the nature of instinct, and seems, in
deed, q part of my existence q -9lHr
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would commence comm, the 2, work on the

would commence the work on the
morrow. =
Bright and early on the following
morning the artist appeared at the
mansion accompanied by a stout as
sistant who bore n huge bucket OF
com mon red paint, and at once they
proceeded to daub the walls of the
hall, anu The panels and the dados,
literally with the glaring pigment.
An hour before noon, just as the
nobleman was getting up from his
bed, Hogarth Knocked at his door,
announcing, when the host appeared
stf.. well, sir, the work is, done asug
"Donei"a, cried the, astonished aris-
tocrat. :. What is done ?"
." Why, the painting of your hall,
sir" i1e- 2 - - aoiiEsup 8aT
20 Unable what to make, of this mar
vellous expedition, the. old knight
threw on his dressing gown and went
down to view the result OF the artists
-labors,a and his consternation can be
better imagined than described upon
beholding the unbroken and unre-
lieved brick-red hue that covered
walls and eornice and wainscot.
What In, the name, of wonder is
this 2" he cried. rubbing his eyes,
and gazing from the daub to the
da0ber. s. sE}stn eea sggs2uo'3 tngDa
nj .That, sir,n replied Hogarth, with a
low bow, and with serious look, dfiis
the Red Sea-" !, -, -
90" The Red Sea- But-butA-ow here
are Pharaoh and his Shost?'ai 21shs'
1Gft Why, sir-they are ali drownedi'
replied, HOgarth.iai1s9 vsdT .saoTsv'
r.. well, y g, where where are rehs the Children Chill Of
''They," said the painter, with an
assuring nod, tthavelail crossed over
upon the other side !'lah ssusd sdP
j The old niggard found it in, vain
to complain and for producing the
hosts Of Egypt and the Israelitss Ho-
garth finally received his hundred
guineas.gg yises!gEslsT digoTss9n1GB 4
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COIN HOME TO-DAY.

lin the appended pleasant sketch of the conn
try jury man, fclieitasing himself upon his lib
GRAFTON from legal duty and lsrospect OF sooT
! being upon the old farm again. the reader vii
recognize the peculiar genius of n writer who's
pre-, ious Farm Ballads are worthy this adtii
tion. The lines are from the Detroit Tribune
and express with appropriate simplicity. the
refining and tenetcenI 1eslIng which must AL
ways come over good hearts abroad At the
thought OF returning HonIe:''
Ny business on the jury's done-t the quibblin'
Eve watched the lawyers right and left. and
given verdict true;
| stuck SO long unto my chair, 1 thought
would grow in; -.f-.. .r-
And if | do not know myself they'll get Inc
there again
But now ths courts adjourned for good, and 1
I'm loose al last, anu thank the Lord. I'm goin'
home 10 day.
I've somehow felt uneasy. like since first day /
tits an awkward game to play the gentleman
And this 'ers Sunday suit Of mine, On Sunday
But hen wear the staff week. it somehow
gals and frets;
I'd rather wear my hcmespun rig Of pepper.
I'll have it OH in nall a jiff, whsn get home to-
day
have no doubt my wife looked oat. as well a.
any one
AS we'll as any woman could-to see that things
done;
For though melinda, when I'm there. won't set
her foot out doors
She's very careful, when I,m gone to tend to all
the chOles; !.a4 azsEr.s fst5.
But nothing prospers half so well when go out
And viii put things into shape when get
home to-day. ~ e-.l
The morning that came away we had a little
bout; -zl ~. -. s.-5.-.
coolIy took my hat and left, before the show
For what said was naught whereat she ought
to take ofense;
And she was always quick at words, and ready
But then she's fl st one to give up when shs has
And she will meet me with kiss when go
home to-day. g.. \. .tl,f-l
Ny little boy-I'll give 'em leave to match him
if thet can; ala .ffl.srlt
It's fun to see him strut about. and try to be
The gamest. cheeriest little chap you'd ever
wanI to seel -
And then they laugh because think the child
resembles me- tEi5
The little roguei he goes for me like robbers for
He'll turn my pockets in side out when 1 get
home to-day. l44 al
My little grill can't contrive how it should
happen thus
That God could pick that sweet bouquet and
fling it down to rs!
Ny WIFE, she says that handsome face will some
day make Il stir; i..s5fsef.st
And then laugh, because she thinks the child
She'll meet me half way down the hill, and kiss
me a1ywaV,
And light my heart up with her smiles when
gohome tO-dayl tf rts5f445 .F.f ta
If there's a heaven upon the earth, fellow
knows it when Ha4f
Hes been away from home week, and then
gets back again.
II there's a heaven above the earth, there often
I'll be bound, tr.st sl 8tE
some homesick Fellow meets his folks and hugs
'em all around
But let my creed be right orwrong. or be it as
il may, 5t=4 ----s.z
Ny heaven is just ahead of me-I'm goin' home
TO d3y! 4 lf sit .ss3t lftt!t
w NJ Carleton.
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Anecdote of Hogartll.

To- e
We remember years ago of having
heard the following anecdote of Ho-
garth, and we deem that it will bear
rep eating: The celebrated artist was
once applied to by very W ealthy. but
very penurious old nobleman, to paint
the main hall OF q new, mansion with
. historical piece-a style of embellish-
ment much in vogue among the aris-
tocracy of the period. Hogarth was
open to the proposition,t and was
asked 10 paint upon the walls of the
hall representation of the Passage
or the Children of Israel across the
Red Sea, pursued bv Pharaoh and his
host. The painter viewed the ball
aud replied that he would doi,ltu for
one hundred guiness,, The ,miserly
old nabob turned up his nose in
Abatement at the enormous charge.
He would give twenty kguineaso for
the work and that was more than he
deemed il worth. e,it ID, bus yIiat,a
Hogarth, as may well be supposed.
was both vexed aud mortified by this
estiinate of the value Of his labor ;but
he nodded and held back his temper,
and finally said, ifIthe sum were paid
to him in advance, he would under
take The job. The close-fisted noble
man consented to this arrangement,
and he could not repress chuckle OF
inward satisfaction, I'M view of his
grand. bargain as he paid over the
money. lIogarth pocketed the TWEEN
ty gold pieces, and promised that he
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13
Horse-Chestnuts Wanted.

desire TO purchase from five to ten bushels
of Horse -Chestnuts, or Buckeyes, for which
will pay a liberal price. Call at the Stove and
Tin Store of Sanford & HINT Mechanics block
. a,as icr -a q. NJ. SANFORD.
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ou The REAsoN.-As cross old bachelor
says ; "The reason why women don't
out themselves in two by tight .lacing
is because they lace around the heart.
and that islso hard they cannot affect
it l.sa. 9d % miH a3lG'ssh 4sai~ Eia
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13
Moving Buildings.

set of tools for moving buildings within
thirty miles of Ravenna and having had six
teen years experience in the business, will take
contracts for moving buildings of any dimen-
sions with promptness, without damage and
for reasonable charges Apply in person or adj
dress WM CLINE kavenna, y.
p s. wish the public to understand that
while do not propose to work for less prices.
or in unfair competition with honorable and
comDetent workmen in my line. do wish to
saw that / will move buildings cheaper than
BILL SMITH, either by the day or job. 1 can do
work better and cheaper than tire Aforesaid
Smith, let his figures be as low as he dare come
down VIM. CLINE.
90 s71. 152-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13

C,ev.l.ns ohio. s2.5o per day. r. A. GIL
JETTE PROPRIETOR
Dec. 81 1865, 1y.
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VANCE s. WELLS

have this day received their Spring Goods, con-
sisting in part OF Window Shades, Shade fix
tures. Shade cord, Chromos, Picture Frames,
Nails. Picture Cord. Table Cutlery. Glassware,
Crockery, Looking Glasses, Window Cornice.
Our Window eades are all this spring styles,
and not old patterns out of use for years.
We are selling a good extension Table of our
own manufacture for 81 % per foot.
Have just received u line and large assortment
of Lounges. all new and desirable goods, which
we shall sell very low.
We are agents for, and keep on hand, the cele-
brated Woven Wire Mattress-thc best bed in
use. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction
" = - ~ 4 VANCE & WELLS,
Ravenna, Ohio, April 9th. 1872.
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Rates of Advertising.
Business Cards.
ETNA HOUSE.
WEDDELL HOUSE,

K. sFUssER. Proprietor, west side Pablic
SQUARE, itayennl, Ohio cH-
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Fairfax Lodge, No. :, I. o. 0. F., al 03i Fell
.aE= Hal, 81 and kifg streets
Columbia Lodge, 70. -. l. o. 0. F., At Odd
Fellows Hall. 81 And hlnE streets
Delaware Int, No !, / 0. e NJ At Red
Mems Hal. AIS Market.
Washington Council. No. 4 0, {. A Il, st
IeshznIc= Hal, 2l9 King street
Rescue Council, Ne ), Jr. o. {. A NJ, at
Hzl 5ll Market street
Leaape Int. ". c. I. o. p. N. in fourth
STORY sAslls Bl-ding, 9Th and Market streets
L4d! Jefferson Home Communion, 81 Hal 554
Market street:
Wilmington Mutual AID Society, ST 494 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No :, & Q. P, At Knights Of
Pyt4l&s Hal. IL Mzrket z--tei
Washington Camp, 2. 9. :. Of A, - Good
FaL5E= H24. q ALI Mara. streets
American Protestant Association, s; Odd Fell
l1E- Hal klslug sun
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Rsgistfr's Aotitfs.
EGlsTER-s oPFICE

ID EGlSTERS OFFICE
h Ngw CAsTLB COUNTY, oc'. Goth, 1873.
iron application Of L@auder E. k;d e, Hannah
Riddle and NH. ". Fl ID, Executors Of James
kiode, late Of christina Huadr-o, in said
County, deceased: II is ordered and directed
by tile Register that the Executors Aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting Of Letters restsmen.a-
II upon the estate Of the deceased, with the
date OF granting thereof by causing advert sements
10 be posted within - day from the date OF such Let
tens, IN six OF tbs most public places of the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate TO present ihe same abide by
Act Of Assembly n such case male and provided.
And also cause tie same to be inserted within
the same period in the Daily CoMN h tAL
newspaper published in Wilmington and TO he con-
Inled therein TIRE weeks, od.}
Given under the hand AID seal of once Of
Il s. the Register Aforesaid a. New Castle, in New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above written b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE. persons having claims against the
r ale Of the deceased must present the duly
at;ested to The E1 Gator or before Uct. a0tl,
1914 or abide he Act Of Assembly IN such case
made and provided
Leland r ?. RIDDLE,
HAM Ala RiD0Ls,
w, ". FIELD,
Execu'o-s.
ldlress, Win ng.on, Del O tSl-S Eeod
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CITY ITEMS.

- 6 HAy, HeishbeT SziiA what nee buekwhest
cakes you have EHere did you get your bnskwhest
from ~ "ChAndtrs~ he a2Hays has sub nice
thinl q aad his btan f0ur cant be beat and such
nioe apples snd his nour, It is Ia creme s creme, in
fact everything We get from handler Is the very
bes and then TOO he sells ever article 50 very low.
just give him trial, ell NJ Arses street. be keeps
one square above the new notel.
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To Ne Editor Of As Commercial;
Would it not be veil for the Delaware College
Advance to consult Seo. %, Page l7O. and Sec.
rs. page la. Reg. 1873. especially second
clause OF each. before issuing any more speci-
men copies with letters written upon them
paSIsApfER.
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EB-Por Three We. X LeHser, Mr. ZEN 5rmsHdie
will continue 10 SCI Sil goods In the Cana, Glass,
Queenswsre, Plated Ssre, Cutlery anu isncg gods
81 greatly reduced prices n reducs stock. On
the lsth Of November his successor vii 'ste pos-
session AL desirols OF securing bsrg4tLs are re-
duessed to call al once s; ;, MiTkst Str-sI
T. i pENuRM ASDIE
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alutiffs ID Bankruptcy.

IN The DIsTR CT c1rIRr or THK UNITED
i STATES PoR THE DISTRICT OF DELLA
NAkE
Tlo fs I j. 6 ayes Ss In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
TO FH0H IT MAY coScBRS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
potnfm-n' assignee of TRome '. Graves, of VII.
ninRfon in the County 4 New Castle and safe Of
Delaware within said District, WIN has been sd-
judged Bankrupt on creditors Petit by the Dis
init CIuft OF said District
Da ed the twenty. nrst day Of October, 4. 1878.
ocr2l sw q. c RoBISSo , Assignee.
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IL Fer Less q ~ ~ ~, Dyspepsia INDIGESTION,
depression OF spriis and genera dsh.ty. IN theft
TAriens forms PerrJ Pics porsied EiXlr OF CAIls3y
m4de by Csswell Hazard Co, New YORK. snd
sold by al druggists, IS the oesI tonic As stin T.
liant tome for psen recovering from fever or oh.
er sickness. it has 10 eq.a. II tSken during the
season It prevents fever and asue and ether lnier-
mitteRt feyers
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IL FAas gents Gzn. This fall is pair ~ those
elegant nuisE Pine Bismarck Caters, we have
three different widths II them. suitable either frr
old or yo1ns gems snd fer beauty, comfort and
durability tn excel 81 oilers I'm II. BAbcock
Co., SIS MARKET street doors below Fourth.