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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-24
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In Abbott, 9th inst. Clarence, son of David ard
Hannah eymUIth. aged % years, 3 months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Gully Hennrbee youraal,
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.
From Canada.

AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
From Canada.
PARLIAMENT.
Ottawa, Sept. %, An extra Of the Canada
| Gazette { tficiaO this evening contains a
proclamation OF the Governor General calling
parliament together for the tranaction al pub
lie business the % of October.
Foreign.
PoLARIs.
London, %. The members of the Polaris
expedition left Dundee yesterday, in com5a-
ny ~ith the American consul, for Liverpoo u,
to take steamer tor New York A larg crowd
witnessed their departure. The whole party
have signed letter of thanks 10 the captain
OF the Arctic.
SENTENCED.
Nine Of the Berry street. lmunds, rioters
have been sentenced to from three to eight
months imprisonment.
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, 1873-02-13

great peeuuiafg loss, We are in no way
dissatisfied with the result. We know
THAI the lnblic have been greatly bene-
fitted by results which no Intelligent.
fair minded citizen of the county be-
iieves would have been achieved bat for
our persistent efforts, against the COM
bined official powers, in exposing mis-
management and arousing public senti-
nent to the necessity of reform. We
believe the public will have little to com
plain of under the new administration
Of county affairs, the chief officers of
which We labored earnestly to elect; but
if there should be any just cause of
complaint, We will be among the first to
expose and denounee them, being free
from any such entanglements to party
or officials as would conflict with our
duties as au Independent journalist, to
guard the public interests and defend
the public rights.
, 1873-02-13

to Sisi. W. u. York assigned by the
conrt to defend the prisoner.
Motion by James Mcknight 10 dis
miss ]. j. MeGilvra from fnrther APP
pearir1g in the case of Plummer VS.. Yes
Ter, on account of former employment
by iesler. Time granted to file counter
afida7its.
United States VS.. Lewis Andrews
Indicted for larceny of 80. SEQ. on board
an American vessel on the high seas.
Plead not guilty. ". II. White and W.
5. Baxter Attorneys for prisoner.
The grand jury reported in writing
that the building used as grand jury
room is unfit for the purpose. as incon-
geniently located vhereupon the re-
port was ordered by the Court to be
placed npon the minutes.
W NJ. York, Esq. was appointed by
the Court Master in Chancery for the
3d Judicial District.
Samuel Raymond VS.. George Z. Kead-
ing Bill in eqnity for dissolution Of
copartnership. Motion argued for an
injunction and still pending. McGilvry
4 Baxter Plaintiff S Solicitors; Nc
Naught & Leary Defendants Solicitors.
j. Adds Gallagher, ct. al. VS.. Admin
istrators of James Cawley, deceased, ct.
al. Bill IN Equity, pending at Stella
COON. General demurrer, argued by
&. Evans, Esq, for defendants, and ".
Fl. White and j. P Judson for plain
tiff's. Case now under advisement.
Sehmeig & Brown VS.. Frost & Fow-
lAr. A civil action for the recovery Of
money. Cause continued till the last of
the term on account Of Mr.. Frost's seri-
Gus illness. McNaught & Leary Attor-
neys for plaintiffs; " II. White Attor-
ney for defendants.
George Plu4mer VS.. II. L. Ycs!er. =
Bill in Equity for settlement of partner
ship accounts. Motion to refer cause
to Master to state accounts, &c, con
sentsd to. McFadden. McGilyra and
White for plaintiff; Mcknight and Dem
nison for defendant.
United States VS.. James Good. In
lictfd for selling whiskey TO Indians.
Tried and found guilty..
United States VS.. Peter O'Reilly. In
dieted for selling whiskey to Indians.
Plead guilty.
Thomas DaYey vs.. E. A. Starr, ct. al.
Sait for false imprisonment. Dismiss
ed.
Michael Tyelon admitted to citizen
ship.
United States VS.. Louis Andrews. In
dicted for larceny on the high seas
Tried and convicted.
Territory of Washington VS.. Jane
Good. Indicted for selling beer to In.
dams. Plead guilty and fined fifty dol
Raymond VS.. Reading. Restraining
order dissolved.
Territory of Washington vs. Peter 0
Reilly. Indicted for selling beer to In
diaus.
FRIDAY, Feb. 7.
United States vs.. e. g. Reading. In
dicted for selling liquor to indians
Plead not guilty.
Territory of Washington Us. Peter Ri
ley. Indicted for selling beer to Indians
Plead guilty, and was fined fifty dollars
costs.
Territory of Washington VS.. Aller
Ewing. Indicted for assault with dead
iy weapon. Tried and found guilty.
, 1873-02-13


County COMMISSIONERS This body
adjourned on Friday evening. This
being the first session of the new Board
not much business of importance was
transacted, bat it was on the whole sat-
sfactory. But a little over 81 800 was
appropriated, all of which was for ne
cessary expenses. The printing for the
ensuing year was let by contract to 5.
i, Maxwell. he being apparently the
lowest bidder, at rates which if honestly
adhered to and enforced by the auditing
officers, will save the county and the
taxpayer not less than fifteen hundred
dollars. which they were forced to pay
last gear to subsidize mercenary press
10 the support of ring of dishonest Off
cials. This however, depends in some
measure upon a strict construction Of
bid, according to the terms upon which
the contract was awarded. and not the
constructive terms heretofore allowed
without the authority of fact, law or
precedent. This will depend upon the
Auditor and Sheriff, in whose integrity
we have the greatest confidence. This
is an important item, and IS one of the
direct fruits Of the crusade upon pablic
plunderers which We inauguarated in
this county, for which we have bean SO
bitterly and persistentiy assailed- by all
who had any interest, Direct or remote,
in appropriating the public finances to
private account. Though personally We
have in no way profted BY the fight, but
on the contrary subjected ourselves to
, 1873-02-13

/. Q. G.. T.--The following officers of
Seattle Lodge No. 6, I. 0. &. t., were
installed by Hon. W. NJ. York, Lodge
Deputy, on Friday evening. Feb. Z, for
the ensuing quarter, en- ling April 3otll,
1873: F. M. Warren, W. c, T.; Miss
Fanny Barnes, W. V. T.; i. Med. John
stone, W. s.; Miss Clara Whitworth,
". 4. S; Q. 5. Warren. W. F. s.; Geo.
Finn, W. T.; A. Kellogg. VI NJ; Miss
Mary Warren, W. D. NJ; Hiss Carrie
Titus, w. l. g.; Richard Barrett, ". 0.
G.; G. Il T.bin. W. c.; Miss Carrie
Page. W. R. II. $; Miss Agnes winsor,
w, L. Ii. S; Theodore Crowl. P. W.
| {. r.
, 1873-02-13

MAsoNIo.-On Friday evening. Feb
ruary 7, F. G.. NJ j. L. Jordan. as oroxv
for the Grand Master, organized Eureka
Lodge, U d., at st. John Hail, in tins
city, with the following officers. I. A.
Palmer. ". ~; 5. z. Andrews, >. ";
dnlins Horton, J. w; j. ". George.
Treasurer; [. Il. 5tringham, Secretary;
J. Cieary, S. D.; Fulsom, j. d.
q, a. Palmer and George b. Messegee
Stewards; E. I. Warren, of st. johns
Lodge, Tyler. The organization of a new
lodge was deemed almost a necessity
to the convenience Of the members, in
consequence OF the large membership
OF St. John'e Lodge. There are over
so members still adhering to the old
Lodge, and % III the new. The two
Lodges viii oecnpy the same halt, ami
there IS no strife between them, except
as to wis shall best work and best
agree.
, 1873-02-13
4. jno. A. Woodward.
Seattle. Dec. II. 1s-9, II.
Boston Brown Bread.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF THE
n ABOVE bread will be delivered hot.
in any part of the City on Sunday morn
ing. Please leaYe your orders ats tlls
EUREKA BAKERY, on Saturday even
NO. WSi. lEYDENBAUER,
, 1873-02-13
Gardner Kellogg. Defendant


Whereas. the hove named plaintiffs IA the
above entitled action did on The 5'h day Of Au-
gust, A D. 1572 in said acriun in the above en-
ti-l Il Court recover q judgment against The
above named Defendant for In. su2n of 81 ,2l3-
51-l00 IN United States God oiu. with interest
thereon at the rate ef one per cent per Isonth
fren tho data Of said Judgment uEtii paid to-
gether with costs Of SUIT amounting TO sl9-i5-
iuG. no Uay! Of which judgment ms been paid
Ard Wi.sreas, the undersigned Sheriff Of
Etng County, Washington Territory, did on the
2lst day If Jgruarv, 4, D. 1879 by vi;tle Of q
writ OF e4iion issued cut OF She Clerk Office
of said Court ii dle form Of ls% upon said
judgment, levy up0n ~1a t@ke IL execution un-
d:l said urlt the following described real estate
To wlc; Lots No. one a. tUo, ~ three t5j
and four -, III Block No. twenty i4ht i.sl il.
c. D B0rea Addition to the town If Seattle,
being lo>g the city Of Seattle. IN SAID County
/ o1 AinE, Territory Of Washington, as the prop
erty of Garlner kellogg, the said Deten3aht
Now Therefore 1, IF g. Atkins, sheriff ofhiug
ceahty VIII Oh the 2S;h day Of February, 4 D.
1873, between O'Clock a N ans; O'Clock Il.
of said Gay at the tOuTt House dooc OF sad
/ county of Ling, 0a,r for sale As whole the
.boV, describe "a Lots oi laiid with their appcr
tlBances aud wil IN Il sell tia san'c 20 The hugh
es. bidder ior. cash il tiold Coin Of the Cnlted
/ states to satisfy the above described Judgment
/ interest and costs lnd increased costs
/ II A. ATKINS
Sheriff Of King County. Vash';n. Ter,
! ". Il. WHTE, Attorney for Plaintiffs
, 1873-02-13

each patient, be and is hereby accepted.
Petition for retail liquor license for
Peter Riley. withdrawn.
Ordered, That the matter of,the petit
ton Of Al, B. sIaddoeks and others.
praying for an investigation of the conn
ty finances, action be postponed to the
May term.
Ordered, That the proposal Of 5. L.
Maxwell for the county printing for one
year. be accepted.
Ordered, That the following bills be
paid;
L. V. Wyckoas, board g prison .s184 81
Il. Robinson, per diem ) days rs 90
A. e. himbaii, 25 90
" '' mileage, s 90
J I. Stewart, per diem, 25 20
I" mileage. 90
G. c. Perkins, per diem, Is 90
Board adiourned sine de
RUEL ROBINSON, Chairman.
C.. c. PERKINS Clerk
, 1873-02-13

FRIDAY, Feb. Z.
Board net pursuant to adjournment.
Present full Board
Ordered. That the proposal of Dr. I
Minor for the care and attendance upon
the INDECENT sisk of the eosnsy. at the
rate of one dollar per day. currency, foI
, 1873-02-13

h the District Cour; of The Sd Judicial District
on Washington Territory holding terms at
Seattle il and for the connties OF King, Lit
sap ard Snuhonish
Michael Kane and Thomas y. Wand
partners ynder the tiriu name OF Wand.
Kane u Co, Plaintiffs.
, 1873-02-13
1t Is Ehe Place

Whore you viii find the best ar.icies at ths
VERY LOWEST PRICES Ny Goods are all
bought from first hands, andarc selected by ex.
perienced Agents, that understand what they
buy; and this enables me to geep FIRsT-CI. ASS
GOODS?
lam constantly receiving Goods direct from
England, San Francisco and New York
Having completed arrangements viii. Ing
llsh and New York houses TO increase ny stock,
can assure the Citizens of Sesttie that ca!i
Supply them with BETTER aaa CHEAPER
GOODS than any other house in seattle
NEW C0dEES viii find il 10 their advantage
TO examine my Stock and learn Prices before
purchasing thor supplies
have on hand aud sin receiving by every
steamer, the ftlloxing CHOICE BRANDS OF
FLOUR, Oregon CITY Mills. Xxx Bakers. LIN
coin Mills XXX which can recommend. Twill
sell Flour by tllc Ton st Portland pricca. with
freight a.i-sed-
, 1873-02-13

Certificates of Deposit issued bearing interest
from six to ten per cent. per annum.
Make no charge for collections in Seattle
Drafts on Portland, San Francisco or Eastern
Cities collected ut cost.
Approved business paper discounted for de-
posItGrs
This Bank offers its services TO the public
g neralIly for the transaction of all financial
bgsiness.
Sterling sight Drafts on Jay Cooke, sTccui-
lougf K Co. LONDON. These Drsfts art cashed
by special ayr, eluent all over Irelsnd Scotl2ad
and tiIe Coltinont free Of charge.
, 1873-02-13
Commissioners Court.
THURSDAY: Feb. 6

THURSDAY; Feb. 6.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present full board.
Ordered, That the following bills be
, 1873-02-13

WANrED.-A woman or girl TO do
housework III small family. Liberal
wages and Il ong engagement is offered
to competent person. Inquire at this
office. or AT the residence OF the editor.
, 1873-02-13

DENTISTRY DR.. B. Z. Freeland will
be az Steilacoom. until the first of Feb
ruary, he will then return to Seattle to
remain two weeks af,er which he Will
again be absent for short time.
, 1873-02-13

Mrs. WIGGIN will speak at Lyceum
Hall, formerly North Pacific Gardens
at II O'Clock, A. IL, on Sunday next.
and every alternate Sunday, until
further notice.
, 1873-02-13

TEAs.---If you want good TEAS inquire
for Clayson & Co.
, 1873-02-13
CORRESPONDENTS,

PORTLAND I.apD & THros
stNFRAxcreco. >saTIoNALecLD BsSS : Trust %
NEW YoRK LOCKWOOD x Go.
LONDON yAT COOKE, McCriuoras Co.
, 1873-02-13

to Kill. W. u. York assigned by the
conrt to defend the prisoner.
Motion by James McNaught TO DIS
miss j. j. McGilvra from fnrther ap-
pearing in the case of Plummer VS.. Yes
Ter, on account of former employment
by fesler. Time granted to file counter
, 1873-02-13
FR1DAr. z.

Board adjourned until 9 O'Clock, to
morrow morning.
, 1873-02-13
DIR. LORD. c. Y. stL
LORD & HALL,

DIR. LORD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
Aftes, oo6 fe6r miitfi6es Te3ept.

Sie felt Olim's 3eiten ME tdul4enoe,
aber nidt senus sefannte @sinprobs.-
6olsenbes Yerfabren beantwortst Sir orei
5ra9en
l.. SIT mein @sin bon Der &ebe2
Q. SIT er nit Waiier 9eldngt?
3. I'm tpie bell?
ginen 9udsipfsl 3iebe ilber Elm babies
@las WaHsr, bride oann nit benz 3eissr
finger einsn Sridter, siebe ben Wein bins
Elm, Der oann obne 6aa gum Bafer
fommt Der refine % Elm Der Re-
be bleibt iiber Dem @aNer slei@ benz Del
bes Na4tldmp9sns. ST or init @aHer
selanst, bann bleibt weniser aotb %.
@elb ii1tbar, als on in ben fri@ter se-
i6ittet bai, unb spar oefto tueniser. i
mebr @aIsr i'm @ein 1T. eintt er aber
.burtis nit Sonnersepolter" tiidii4 in's
@aHer binab nit 3orpus nnb 5arbe, oann
lit er sepa6ien-in Der 6abrif. 3eist CT
Ii9 wpbl aIs @ein BON Der &ebe bel oieler
Yrobe, oann fo6e i'm Gdter @ein per'
bunItst, Gpielpein aber miro @sbeis fur
aufs Srob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
Nn bic 2cfcr, bic ibren Wobnprt
tpehfcln

&c IN unbeeins 81 nptbwenbiG BAT
b%ttienissn atsunentsn, bic ibre Sci.
tuns mad elmer anesren TcRcfRee su taben mini
(&en. ni6t alein bic nsue GoreGe, lonttrn aud
bic aIts psasfEes, wpbin as bas Slatt erbaltsn
baben, anssbsn. suesrbsm IN ibnsn au tsmsr-
Ten. tab Der General oamsifer ansscrtnst bat,
ta6 Der Ibonnent elmer 3ettuns, mel.
der tas porto fur Elm Sabr i'm gsraus bssabIt
bat une scy Mtlauf tsTttsn In ben gsrsi& 81.
mes anteren pefamtes umjistt BON hem pcf.
meiRsr fsinss fribsrsn @sbnurtss cine Quit.
tuns iber tas tssablts porto erbaltsn foa. unt
bae Der ysRmeiasr trs neusu pcatssib ssssn
gcr,eisuua Der Nuittuns bic 3eituna bic gum
abIaufs Der 3sit fur wsI&s srraustaabIt In,
~psrtpfrei at.uiisfern bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
Sm 2(uaarm fat Ii6 Elm neucr @ultar

Sm 2lmsaru fat ii6 elm neucr Sultan
aufsstban. am %. Sept. ficlcn i'm noro-
Ditli6en Sbeile bes 3alaer Gomitates iiber
Dem Ylutteniee spii6en 3 uno A ubr Na9-
mittoss aus biGten @olfen obne 3egen
Sastli6loien BON Der @rDbe elmer SaieIr
nuB. @lei6aeiti9 crbOb li6 aus Der SpiBe
zines bpben Serses flammenrotber Staub
%. @i9e in Sri6terform sesen Den Simmel
nit FOLDER @eiualt, als Oh lie aus benz
Sdlnnbe elmer &anone fdme. Na9 bier
biz flint Minuten orans aus elmer 6elIen.
lpalte Die 6lamme uuo Der &au@ perbrei=
tete li9 peitbin. Saraui entitano Elm
fur6tbarer Orfan, pel9er Die aus Dem
Selien iommenoe Maiie BON Steinen uno
Groe meitbin l9leuberte uno Sdume Ser-
triimmerte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
2soaaem nno 2SeiOe fat &e1.
9on q. 9. MQen.

9us LANCER Grfabruns bel ieinem gau,
tann i6 Sbre 2eier perii6ern, oaB 9ossen.
menn er ri6tis se5oSen miro, zines Der
mertbpoaIten unb wabri6einli9 zines Der
perldllisIten Suttersraier lit. Ser @runo,
marum er zines Der uerldllisiten 1T, beitebt
BARN, Dap er i'm Serblte uno 6riiblin9
pd6it, wo Die Semperatur ibm ;uiast, unb
es iinbct I'M jcne 3eit tets &esen 9enus
itatt, peIder in sr6berer Mense fdlt, als Bel
Den Sommerfrii9ten Der 6aQ lit.
&ossen auf einem SiemIid trodeuen go+
Den tann boz S9afen unb juusem 3ino-
pieb, obne oapon Seidaoisuns gu srlsioen,
abseweioet meroen. ipenn folsenbe gultur-
metbooe in InWenouns tommt. Man
Oiinse bas 6elo nno bearbeite es iorgidls
tis, seraoe mie fir @eiSen. Man ide 5ei-
tis i'm September uno pertbeile Den Sa-
men seraoe 5ipeimal 10 bidt, mie oies ses
mDbnli9 sel9iebt. Yei FOLDER Saatbs-
iteluns miro Elm balbises, iippises Wads=
tbum e~rsielt, uno oa Die Saline nm 10 bi9s
ter auf Dem Soben Sulammenieben, 70
madlen lie %fleiner, Sarter unb appetitli9er
fir Die bapon weioenoen Sbiere.
Infanss Wtai besinnt Der &ossen Ieb.
rem 81 biloen uno oann eisnet er iid fur
Grinfutteruns. Spdter i'm Monat unb
@nfanss Sum-, uenn Die @ebren ausse-
biloet linb, ebe jeOo9 Die 86rnsr erl6einen,
fam er fir Sen sei6nitten merben. Hsd-
Dem bies 9ei6eben, trotnen mir i'm 7 bis
10 StunOen lang in Der Come, je nod
Der @drme, binben i'm bann in @arben
bon unsefdbr 6 3oa i'm Sur9meIer, i6o-
bern oieielben aui Dem 6eloe einise Sage
lang aut bis alle @eiabr Der Grbibuns po-
riiber lit, uno biloen oann grobe S6ober
aus ibnen, ooer brin9en lie in Der S9eune
inter. Gs lit iebr meientli6, ben Gossen
nidt 81 raid uno nidt gu fart Su trodnen,
benn er %perliert in bieiem Sale einen sro-
Gen She'll ieines 8oblseru6s uno lit i6per
gu peroauen unb weniser appetitli6 fir Die
i'm irelienben Sbiere.
MeineYferoe II. meinTinopieb lieben Den
10 gebouten uno 9etrOdneten GOs9en 10
iebr wie Oas bette SimotbpsSeu uno 70.
ipeit i6 bcurtbeilen fam, 1T er fir Ie 10
portbeilbaft, ipie bur9i6nittlides Seu, unb
i'd wiiroe i'm ii&er pislcm Scu por5iebsn.
bas erit semdbt wurbe, na9ocm bcreits Der
Gamer sebiloet 1T.
Yei uns in Neip SerieD nal es in bie-
fem CONNER, bon anfunss Wai biz gum
Is. Suli, iebr trOden, unO WeiOesras unb
Seu folsli@ fnopp, ollein Der To9ssn
bradte nns munoerbar bur6 bis Gnbe Su-
ii, als oos SiBtorn p%olItdnois @ebel se=
bilbet bate uno iiinf bis ie6s SUB bod
itono. Sieies trat nun an Die Stelle oss
8OQeens fir ben iibri9cn CONNER bin.
bur9. Wsrie.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
Die GemeiuSe BON eatama in eici.

lien ldbt in Oieiem au9cnblide einen plan
oes Sn9enieurs Napone iiuoiren, Der einen
Sunnel inter Der WeerenSe BON Mellina
bauen min. Die Sreite Oieier Meeren9e
betrdet 7 &ilometer uno Die Soften oes
tunnels werben auf 3S Milionen Sran=
fen sei6dbt.-Stalien unb 3s Miaionen
fir einen Sunnel 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
Dem ensfi(6en Ster6eresiter ent.
nebmen mir, bab i'm Sabre 1871 in Gnss

Itarben. Don bieien @reilen ltarben 7 in
9onoon uno 7 in 9ancuibire. Don alien
90 waren 25 Mdxner uno Al 6rauen. Sn
ben 10 Sabren BON lS6l-l87l itarben
bur6I6nitli@ rs PeriOnen, 81 glanner
uno 81 6rauen i'm gllter BON 100 Sabrm
jeoes Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

uns s~mpfetlsu I'D ten Serphnern ron R,r Win, 9ppu.
hip une ~tlmatasnt iu ~asrtistem 3uipru6. inetni Ne nibt
oasin ttsnfe biuts. icnssrn ncp tiaiser p%sriauisa, ais IL.
eene cine anbsrs 3irma es lam.
Ha6nsbens N unisr sspSbnlidsr gr,is. Gpurant,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
Nemes @cibGft
airdsu paramsntsn 4 Wruamtnisu
Cbenbrett s Nbler,

Ro. 100 Hee0 $ StraBe, Dem Union DEPOT
ssseniber In Wilroaufee. Bisccnfn.
Eir elauttn uns, Der Sctpireissn @eiali6iet infer
eager ron Sr6enraarsn. lerif Sudsrn une NiI1pasarti,
tsln ~ dusert tinissn grtiisn ~ %empfebiet l.. To mir in
ttrsett gsrtineuna nit eurppdifttn rduisr1 setrsten fno
une Zen Smrert Ter Gaaren isltf ~tsfprasn. 10 fnnn bic
6,rma iu btn Nsr Scrter greifen p%crtauf II. YensQunsen
pereen iGnsa une serinentaft befprst zen
Srcnbrcft u. NbIcr.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-05
sprrlal ROtIfrs.
Facts fer ,ho People

A. re virtues o. medicines can only be ascer-
tsled y reiu s.va;ion, Il Is 10 Be reg7stted
ina. many o. the Drugs stu prescribed By some
shys,c!42s should retaia placs in our Maieris
Ned.-a A. an instance Of this, that vile drug
EEsan COpAiJa, furnishes an example. About the
year 1870, the 24ni-rds IN TIE Island Of san Do
u ugJ having tee me s1icted with certain csm-
1.Alts tlougat, according TO the prevailing no;ion
Al taat time that the remedy might be found where
re disease origina: d. Un1er .hts impression Bal
SAL C0psila cane into Use. bgi never has nsu-
seating drug done mo-e inyCry for It not ony
changes the ua,urs Of the disease 10 more dread
~ state thiu the orig!na but 1t ruins the tone of
tue s,9-sch AID brings On Dyspepsia in is worst
forms. To AVOID ihis drug and ia fleets the sA-
MAEITAS's GIFT, purely v'ge'sple Remedy, !s
4IA.n iee rtaea o. a. Only ten pills 70 ue taken,
sll H. cure every line il from tao ~ four days
Me- pa Esgs s.; female s..
sd % z. Bf rglI-st d Co, sixth and Market;
2. NeIla., nd and Market WILMINGTON, Del,
l-1 - DrIrgis's generally !e T.iy
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boat into the FivsE. and TO have thsn rese1sd By
his acqaAlusAneas He hsd ho1ored one M.
Eellum (CshA Bzrssigh's SErt hz4b4nd) several
tines in tbs HAg. vhe1 the 6ctitio1s savior Of
drosning nnoeents becE1s tired Of the joke.
and a last called - the EaratrsT ofaoe md de-
mzn6sd tia. il shozld 1ot be repeated he was
Eszured thai he request sonld Be complied NTH.
and 20 il IN its lsftsr but hardly in iis spirit
foE the sane day the EnguirsT contained ; par
EgrAph 20 the eject that beautiful little giri. the
daughter Of = prominent citizen Of SsEport. bad
fallen from the ferry boat into the nver and that
M. keilun- Who sAs standing By. and eoud easily
have saved the child from a EAiery grave, rsfus-
ed 10 reader the least Assistance. When KEEL
lum. boiling With rage. vent TO the lnglzirer 10
seek an explanation Of vhAt be had begun TO re-
gard in the light Of persecution. HE threats OF
Vengeance SeTe Suddenly stopped By Bennett :
taking q his ooAi and cody saying
You're not a bad fellow IN your way. kel-
lnm- but can't stand any interference With ny
department II / make any statement in the
Enquirer. VOC must not come Around here con-
trsGiesing IT, ThAi isn't Journalism you zee,
and It must Be put a stop TO ~ any price kel-
lnn's wrath instantly suhsdsd. And the two men
remained friends until Benefits death
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OszAIyIsa GOODS ESpEz FALsE PEETxScEs -
Last evening. nalAtto vent into Joseph Rows
clothing store, On Market street. belos Fourth.
and stated that Mr.. George h Robinson, IN
shoze employ he represented himself 20 b, bad
cent him there to get = suii Of e.othing
de then selected coat, vez-. AID Two palrs Of
pauts valued a. Abo1t 80 Gnt eff. = sAle=nAn
accompanying him for the purpose Of getting
the noney FOR the clothing from Mr.. Robinson
Arrived a. the lAtier's place Of business. 81
MAfEst street the negro sAli IlAl ssrTents
were rot z!l0Nei 10 60 T. ~ way Of The front en-
trance ard requested the sAle=uAn TO 60 10
aud wait anti. he vent 1rOand and entered from
SLipley street. l. i sln0=i needless 70 ssy that
he pat IL no further EPpeArAnee, and that be
had never been in Mr.. Bobinson's employ. ~
the salesman discovered, after waiting short
TINE.