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spn.NTIc, BUT IsrPROBABLE.

II /. great wonder that the news
,,nars have not already taken up the
pr ppresent subject Of street gossip in the
metropolis. 80. 49,.
p.nna,t whose father established the
Herald. He has boon flying around
Europe aud Northern Africa for the
,nonths past, ingratiating himself into
m,s GOOD graces of all the leading crown
od loads Of the Old World.
{" Rsnnr,t has cherished fondness for
ons Of the daughters Of Christian IN. Of
nsnmark, M and for the purpose of paving
his way to the naughty old ina, he has
slrewdly managed the European DEPART
mem, Of the Herald in orler to impress
the great influence of his news paper
more firmly upon the old mans mind.
And to still further stamp the great
mes. and power of the New York estab-
lislopent, he determined to make plain
mystery that had teen problem which
for wears the whole world had failed to
solve. The story of the lost Livingstone
and his discovery is yet fresh in the
minds of the community. Bennett's
tame was then fiourished TO the world,
and not only King Christian but the
crowned heads of Continental Europe
looked upon young Bennett as poten-
tate far more powerful than any Of their
kind. The discovery of Livingstone
was his masterpiece, and broke down
the list barrier between himself and
every court Of Continental Europe.
Benefits infa.uation for the young
princess is said to be intense, he having
first met her in Berlin four years ago.
Since then he has been spending much
of his time in Europe, always within
hearing distance of the throne of Den
mark Why Bennt. has been acting so
circumspectly is this; King Christian isl
naughty old sovereign, and ever since
the days when the Princess Dowager Of
Schleswis- Holstein Noes, the daughter
of Boston merchant named Ray, failed
to obtain recognition as II Princess OF
the royal Danish family at the hands o
the King, together with the recent ex
element in the Danish Court upon hear
ing the news of the marriage OF the Mar
quis of Lorne in England, young Ben
nett acting under the advice of the mos
prominent men of the Old World, with
held his proposition. But few weeks
however, before Benefits mother died
he was introducedto King Christian, ant
now it is stated upon the best authort.
that the marriage has been agreed upon
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I1;ocbe pI,enix Mining COmpany-

Phoebe Phenix Mining Company
Location of Works Ely Mining District. Lincoln
County, Nevada.--Notice is hereby given, that at
a meeting of the Board Of Directors, held on
the Fifteenth day of April, 1873, an assessment
mo. p Of FIFTY 1907 CENTS per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the Corporation,
payable Immediately, in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the Office Of the company,
Room 81 Hayward's Building, 419 California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Gath day Of May,
1873 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale,
at public auction and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on 10th day Of June,
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
By order Of the Directors.
CHAS, Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room 81 Hayward's Building, 419 Cali
forniA street, San Francisco, California. ap22tt
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RE-0PENING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ store Of II. LEWIS will be opened ON lhe
st.n5 OF May In the Stone Building at the old
Gon..,. with the choicest stock Of Clothing and
onsa furnishing Goods ever offered in Pl0che.
1pi'-u H. LEWIS
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FAIR WARMING.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
n that will not, efter this date, pay any
debts contracted on my account, unless con-
tracted on written orders duly signed by me.
ELIZA LAWSON,
Meadow Valley street Market.
Phoebe, March 27, 1879. mr27-1m
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NOTICE
To Absent ClaimhOlders

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO EDWARD
IN wINANs and FRANK WHEELER. owners
on the Belle of Ogdensburg lode, in Ely Mining
District, that II they do not appear and pay
their proportion Of the expenses incurred in
the development Of said ledge within NINETY
DAYS from this date, the same will be sold ac-
cording to law. GILBERT ROYCROFT.
Phoebe. April 81, 1873. ap22-oawood
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LOST

NECK NO. 42s. DATED MARCH 1, FOR
~ $72.t0. drawn by A. L. Page. Superintend.
M -. Y. =. r.. In favor Of Davis Moody All
dsr,o des are cautioned against negotiating the
sesr payment ON Wells. Fargo Co., having
'opped. mr2S-S0d
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HOLDING EVIDENCE OF
"A Indebtedness against the County of Lin
coin, contracted before the 1st day of March,
1873, are requested to present the same to the
Board Of Funding Commissioners, of said Coun.
ty on the
First day OF May,
Or as soon thereafter as possible, at the office of
the County Auditor, for the purpose of cancel
ing the same and receiving bonds in lieu
thereof.
JOHN ROEDER, County Treasurer,
By XIV PHILLIPS, Deputy.
Phoebe, Nevada, March "a, 1873. mro5-td
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Stockholders Meeting.

nFFICE OF THE PEAvINE SILVER MIN
" ing Company.-The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Peavine Silver Mining
Company for the election of Trustees for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting,
will be held at the office of the company, No.
426 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Califor-
mia, on Monday, the I2th day of May,
1878, at II O'Clock IN. of that day.
c. 4. RALCOM Secretary.
San Francisco, April l6, 1873. ap22-td
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Robbery or OStraEAR

A erzErfSa wonAr SEIZED BY THE THROAT AND A
DAeoER uPLFrED OVER HEB = TUE VIILAn
FofLEp,
On Sunday night last, the residence of William
E. blizzard. 4O5 East Second street, was feloni.
ousiy entered but with Just what object In view
does not transpire. 1t was, however, one OF two
things-robbery or outrage.
The master OF the house. sailor, was away ~
the time, and the only occupants we're MRS.
Mary e Blizzard, wife OF MIR. Blizzard, and ner
domestic Kate Mccormick. 1t was rather late
before Mrs Blizzard retired, she having been
engaged in reading, but soon thereafter, and
awakened by the clutch OF name hand upon
her throat and with q dagger. or knife OF some
kind held firmly in his uplifted hand 10
raise an alarm in this situation was. OF
course, impossible, but her feeble at
tempts at resistance awakened her faith
full little dog Nellie which set up pro
tracted barking and the intruder noislessly aud
hurriedly departed He is supposed to have
made his exit through window IN the lover sto-
nv as one was found open. Mrs blizzard thinks
this occurred about IL 80 at night, She re-
msined there the balance OF the night but was
disturbed no further. She thinks tho man se-
creted himself in the house during the day OF
evening.
The intruder was not recognized by Mrs. Biz
gard but by the dim light OF lamp which was
faintly burning in the entry she obtained view
of the man by which she was able to describe
him He was tall and broad shoul6ered, with
heavy beard, and had on a slouah hat and dArh
clothing. II arrested Mrs B, would be able &c
identify the man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
The -chaetzsnIest.

THE RIELKMEN AT scHUE1zEN PARK-PRooEEDINas
TO-DAY.
At the Schuetzenfest, at the Park, more In
forest IL m snifested in the shooting than ever
before and less in other amusements about the
Park. Every body seems intent upon knowing
who is going TO win the prizes, and accordingly
devote their time aud their attention to affairs
at the upper end where the crack Of the ride
and the whu-r-r Of the ball are heard in constant
and rapid succession.
Some splendid shots are being made, and the
prizes are being closely contested for. To-day
The shooting is at what they call the Man Tar
get" OF ten rings, for which there will be thirty
priges awarded in amounts of from S3 up to
so. One person can only receive one prlze IN
each of the several targets.
Tomorrow will close the festival, and the
awarding of the prizes will take place in tine
evening The attendance OF spectators and vis-
itors was not az large yesterday afternoon as
was expected it would be, IL will probably be
Increased to-day.
Last night fifteen members OF the Baltimore
Rife Target Company left Baltimore on the
| 10 40 train OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad for Wilmington, to particl-
| pate in the shooting contests for prizes. Among
| those who went from Baltimore were Frederick
Hasselhorst, shooting master, and John hau
| shooting king. The members Vero dressed ~
! the Schuetzen uniform. shooting jacket, black
/ hat and feather, and carried with them thell
| rifles On their arrival they were Immediately
| eseorted to the park,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Sad Drowning Case.

THE DROWNING OF LITTLE BOY IN THE CHRIS
TIANA-KFFoRTs TO SAVE HIM MADE IN VAIN.
Another household is made sad by the loss OF
one of its members, by drowning. In this case,
it was boy named James Kane, aged about Is
years. whose parents reside in Porter's alley, on
Orange street, above Second.
In company with some companions, James
went down to the foot OF Orange street. to
battle in the ChrlstianA and getting out beyond
his depth, and not being able 10 swim. drowned
before assistance could reach him. One of his
companions made attempt to rescue him, but
the struggling Of the drowning boy made it toe
dangerous to take hold OF him. Some workmen
near by were notified, but before they could
render any assistance the boy bad sunk Tor the
last time.
Efforts were Immediately made to find the
body then about four o'clock but we're not sue
cessful till about eight o'clock The body was
taken home, and Coroner Winslow held an in,
quest this morning. A verdict Of accidenta
death was rendered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Elnannlal and ooMmeFeIaI.
MERElY MENTIoNEp.

still another reduction, in the prices Of Laced
lasting Buttoned and Laced Gaiteis 70 reduce our
large and unit qua'ed stock at Babcook brosi az
and sos Market Sneet'
Won can fnd puta Sherry, Port and Madeira
wines Fine Table Glare, English and Scotch Alee.
Ginger Ale and fne liquors OF all kinds At BOW
mans, Cd and King. His prices are moderate.
-Those who remain in the city and attend e "a
thair business, need printing, eVeIv Hsy, ana tne
The new Hotel and Opera House are success
a., an ihe manner HAYES intenns to N ke his cigar
me same, Cons ners can hereafter rely on OBTAIN
ps the best igar at fair price. ana 10 cent cl
Rars, Of the best Cuba leaf made speciay' seeonu
md Eranch alIeeta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
- EYNOLDs - Co,

otb Market st., Wilmington,
REAL ESTA' BROKERS,
oer the following very de srabe properties for sale
or exchRnge
Modern built new hou.e, rooms, gas bath; heat
ers water Cl sets, &c corner sixth and Jefferson
streets; viii be sold below value.
House ON Pine st., n ar Nilth; . rOoms and sum.
mer kitchen; new anu In good ORDER; price low and
terms easy.
House on Spruce street near Eighth lust nalshed;
oms and ou-kitchen; very Lice; Will be sOd
ch, ap and on easy terms
Handsom new extension front house, with gag
ware avenue; very desirab home, with the ad-
vantage OF city cars.
Market street ,tore and dwelling; one OF the best
business stan 10 the city; will De sold for S4O
less titan value.
A choice Market street residence water gas, bath,
shade, &C q reBlly delightful home, and offered
very low aud On easy terms; Mn
A cheap pleasant, and healthy village home in
Newark, Del Lot 4exlss. New houses rooms and
conducted here for some me. Good ice h us7 and
other ont buildings. Inquire OF j. Ii. Kay, Newark,
or at our ofiice.
Splendid building lot 2sxi2I It, on Eighteenth 81
near Wash lng.oa THIS VII DC , prontsnls 9L so
over the Brardywine will greatly advance the pr.ce
of lots.
No: Q. .-,.-.,-.---
Washington street lot, s0x las; west 81 e, between
Rghth aud Ninth; very choice
s. acres of W C. Greek bottom lands, one mile
from Newark. Del. stone house and barn.
15O acres near Middletown; soon peach trees. sp.
pes, peara aud small fruits; good buildings; very
choice countrs home.
Modern built eight-roomed store house, and 81
acres OF land Elkton, Md.
No. 10,
Rlots on Delaware avenue, near Soldiers Monu
ment each 936xlsb feet
superior fruit and stock farm Of 4cO acres OF
the sassafras river, Cecn Co., Nd ; hne new set o.
| of buildings,
2 lots on Delaware avenue, near City r. R depot
each 25-9sxlsS feet.
A water power OF 80 horse capacity. on the never
falling White clay Creek, at Thompson's station, OF
the FennsylYana and Del Railroad, $50 yards heac
| race, 90 yards tail race mill on The Raj sid
ing, no hauling or handing OF stock, but load ard
unload into the mill door thus saw ng heavy ex
pense, strong inducements viii ba ffersd 70 buyers
hotel stand on the No. 4 Del r. R., at Mary
del, Caroline county, Nd, Large new house aaC
barn, and 16 acres OF good laad. good opportu
nifty TO make money. No local option here.
| 1s.
An excellent grist ami saw mil in Pencader Hid.
on the Chris iana River, Is feet head and fall, Civ
| ilg 80 horse power, half 9 mile to the +. 4 d Raj
road mite 70 the w X miea Il
| a profitable business.
19
six lots, II by 81. yet unsold, on Second street
Call soon. as these are very d sirahe and In tn,
most rapidly improving part Of the city.
| 40, 20
The Newark Iron Foundry. A good bushes
| stand.
| No. q
Farms in Pennsylvania Delaware, Maryland ant
Virginia Also, mills stores, business stands an,
dwellings. The public are invited to call and ex
anime the list. Correspondence premptly answer
ed,
REYNOLDS 4 CO.
9t5 Market street, wilmington Del,
Real estate brokers convey surveyors and col
ecting agents. ~ l9-9W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Societies.
MYer1Naa rnIs EvENINo.

Hope Lodge, No. 81. 1. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall Srd aud King streets,
Morning Star Division, No q s. Of T., in the
McCIHy Blldng.
Delaware Council, No. ., o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
ohanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, G, F., McClarys
Bal dug.
Champion Lodge. No. g. X. OF P, at Knights
1f Pythias Hall 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge. No. 13, X. of p, at Ferris Il
CARROTS Binding, 5u4 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No A, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Men's Hall. AIS Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Ham Rlslng Snn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

DELAWARE CoLLEeE.-IC Communicated We
rejoice at the signs OF new life aud vigorous
growth in this cur State College Oar people
are looking upon it with q proper self respect
and iust State pride. and ils present energetic
Board Of Trustees and fun faculty of professors,
men OF character and ability are feeling the ia
faeuce Of this public notice and recognition
Delaware is capable Of sustaining its own Col
lese. aud cspsb Of making il, under its present
government and faculty. cue Of the best insliiu-
lions Of our country. len years time will see its
gradustes contes:ing tue palm, in professional
and Literary life with the graduates OF fale II ar
ward and Princeton. Success to our own Col
lege. 10 less than 10 our own State.
NIL11SGToSIAS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

WoRE AT RoAcH's The Chester Mems thus
speaks u the work at Roach's iron ship yard IN
that city: There are on the stocks four ships for
the Pacific Mail steamship Co. one Of which is
Of 500 tons bnrthen. and is destined 10 trade
between S2p FrArcisco and HoBg Kong. TSo
ships fer c. q Mallory for the Galveston trade
Two steamers for the P. & r. Co tu addition
to which there Is the ship aColltna, now having
her engine fitted under the superinieudence OF
Mr. MzfslAnd Tns sistsr ship, Colon" lsun-
ched from tins yard a few m uIhs sgo has prov
ed great succ4 50 Then there Is steamer for
Mr. y. Dlckersoo, two monitors undergoing
repa.rs and we lear that an order has been re-
ce.yed for large steamer Elis4 vii bs connsn-
eei shortly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

sETAPE W0RMI TAPE worm !-Removed
In q few hours with harm ess Vegetable Medicine
No Zee asked until he entire worm with head is re-
moved can refer asa sffll ted to patterns whom
nave cured that have been treated by Noted Phys.
mos ms in Medic Coll, ges; had taken Or Jayne
specinc Turteutine and all known RENE dles. Dr
l. B Cherry, 954 n. Ninth ST., philadelphia. VIII
he at the Washington Hotel. Wilmington, every
Monday from s, A Nj tos, p. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
wPEoPLB OFTEN " 'kDER
HOW 1T Is
THAT BdBc0cE d BRo..

Do so much business when other houses are so
dull The facts OF the matter are simply as toliows
list We advertise only what we have for sale.
"a We have for sale what we advertise.
3D. The neope buy our shoes besause they are
pl ,ased with the styles we make, -,
am, The people are satisfied that they get full
value for the money they leavs with us and they
come again and send their friends, and so the null
plication Of sales ard customers we gone on uI,
t in less than SIX years OF constant application AMI
hard work, we have built up trade that far eA-
ceeds any in wilmington.
We invite everybody to call and see " lhe hnoVe
ave not stubborn facts 2O6 and 20S Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

US1oS DEror BULT.-The Pennsylvanis 4
DeiawAre Railroad and the Wilmington West
cru Railroad have bulk union depot al Ian
denbefg A master mechanic from Wilmington
was sent to assist the resident master carpenter
III lis construction. Ii is not strictly OF the
GreciSn nor vet Roman order OF architecture
but embraces much that is useful ard beautiful
from both. The model, with some slight alter
atious and improvements. was selected after
much care aud study from large book Of de-
signs for railroad depots.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

The Columbia House at Cape May is now in
full blast, neatly ted up, with the prospect OF
full seasons business As popular family
house the ColumbiA stands high and the rat, !
made with families desiring an extended stay
reuder il still mere popular Our Delaware
eopie who have heretofore patronized the Co
nmbia have spoken highly OF Its entertainment
Before engaging rooms elsewhere 1t is worth
while to try It.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
PaueAMarA

whiakey must realty be duh u HisAfkst Quote
tionH have 1t, as there was very slim stteno-
apos Of common lrunks at the headquarters,
this morRing. Fifty cents and costs, was the
sentence mseted cut to two of this unfortunate
class of inebriatee.
Dlsorderly conduct was the charge against
William Hughes. They were each hned VI and
costs, and held for 500 for their future good
behavior.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,
RsHrs.z us=r..
rnlNs LEAvE wu.xMaroN.


TRAINS LEAVE wuMNeroE.
FOv PhiladsipAss-l.s5, ais, T.l0, slo, lors. l0sO
a m laIO AGO, 400. $50, T.ln. lO.sA p. N. Bun
days 30, and $50 ?. N s.aUlt u .
For Kss Rerk-l.Sb p m 1n1O and $50 ?. m
For Baltsusors-lasz sOesnd loOaG m; LIS and
~ tks Dslasssrs R. R.--la5s, and 1910 .. m. I;
aB5 D m. No Sunday trains -.t t
non Neas castIe-t2.h5, s 10 i0.10 g. M, and l.Rc
ass b1lp. m Sundays $40 A NJ.
FfbT t,oate-usits-e.sO, a. A.and and T. M sun
davs at s45. A. NJ. The urat TWO run through 70
Mt v d v. R. R.-CMarket ST., Dspotl 100
10 40 q M, and 8 9b D. N
Por PerTl pille sOP. N. Especially
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Ia4o ITO. $50, and l0Ab a m l2.lb aso, 80,
GOU 0 10. T0L 9.lb and tl.s0 .. NJ. Sundays SVO
H. and 9.ib p. IN and II 80 p N.
TRAINS ARRTvR AT wILAFeroF,
Fro1n Delal1ars X R-S00, II 80 9. M, aud IS
D M, (froln New Ia tle.l lp.ln u IN 800, ia ~.
tThe ter is freight with passenger car attach
edl Sundays, p. m. - M
Firo1a Z &. R-llb and li.se, a. 10. and %
p n sundays 6, P. NJ. The $40 u. III. onlS runs
from Coatesville.
FToTw PhIlaaslphaa-l9Sa, So $50. 9.66 a m
i2lb, liza. s.4s IS, h.la. as0 sfo,. .i0eo Sunday
ias9, 1853 and 995 a. m, and 10 4U p. N.
Fron ". a v. nj. R--tMaTket ST, Depoo T.co g.
m.. O0and b.UO . IN
From PerT rills-s ca q m, lSpeciaD
So See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
EDWARD q. BRADF0t D JR.,
4 w. sTIoHAM & son,
Real Estate Agents, Auction, sr
No. III Ensl Fourth street
WILMINarog ng,
nnnk ttock at AuctIsn.

VIII be sola at Puhlic sale, at the Au tiOn Rooms
Of l. W. stldham Son. No. III Ii. Fourth sIre-.
Wilmington, Del, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. jay q9th, OF o'cl ck,
O. Shares Of Will. Il BRANDYU Inc BANK stocA
Is Shares of FIRST NATIONAL BANK STOCK.
The above viii lie sold ia lots TO suit purcna+ers
Ug3.ts JAMES X. TklMBLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

sE-n no not telt tais warm weather. Tor u'tom-
er inside pair ut seasonabe cool Walt ing snoes, or
CATERS but 20 where you we q larfe sock OF
ready.m7de WORK 10 select from as good as Gust IN
maur. NJ lst OF our ready male work 70 been made
sps eialiy fer our own safes and tan RuiraL tee
10 sins, / every one good Ut, ffcm our large and
complete s'ccS Cal md sea at baOcock 3 Bro. g,
2C6 and 2is Market $ rect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

FoxD OF ia short time siuce, gentleman
OF this city went down to Rehoboth Beach TO
rnsticate for few days At;er lie reached there
he feit the need Of his horse and carriage, and
was not long IN ordering It TO be sent down II
arrived in due time. hut the horse Ws= unwilling
to leave the cars when they reached Lewes go
lie aforesaid gentleman hited twelve men, st
twenty. i've cents apiece. TO put the horse from
the train The ike WAS greatly reshed a. the
beach, and passed current for several days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

FIREMENs ELECTION. Phusnix Fire Co =.
have elected the following officers for the pres.
ent tenn President, William Banner. Jr. Vice
President Robert Ogden Secretary William
Baker Treasurer Daniel j. NchAIdson and
ing Committee. II McElrov John W Porter, D,
O'tonner Directors ID O'Oonner Oliver Fui-
ertom. VIM Nslker, II. McElroy james Price, Il.
Falfry John Rawling.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

gF-Sulpan SpFtnyS-Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
plessant pace of resort has been neatly ted mp
Tor the reception Of individual visitors picuic, and
social parties. Ampe sccum,nodations for danclng
have been made, anu ice cream, lemonade, CAKES,
fruits kc., will Oe sold to all VINO desi e inem, Nc
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
will also aontinne his popular staud AZ Second AID
Market where the above named luxuTiss msy be
hal during the season. also, 81 his residence SIKH
and orange, where he viii oe pleased 10 ste MS
many friends and the ~ lic generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

AN ABLE PHYslcIIS OF Baltimore, Il j. Rogers
saws ! gauuJt @ d a ar icle VI anY pols 1nous or
n iOus ing eli nj 10 NatIans crystal Discovery
4ilet c re- vi anaIysis. ! therefore used It to
restol my grA, lea KS which It has don TO nv en-.
tre SAL faction, proving an elegant dressing.
Cueetully TSeUm= md Il. SOD bf druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

tw-yroa a, ths Blood When the blood is welsup.
nlied with its iron etment, we feel vigorous anG
NH Of A. imaiiun. II is an ipsuhciency OF ths va
sIe ment that makes us feel weak and ltw-spii,ed ;
in snch cases the Peruv an Syrup a pTotuN de OF
ironl can supply this d, d isney and its use VIII In
yigurate Us wonderfully,