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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20


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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20
Tho sIassisIon Harvester.

4 IL n vell knn,wvn .thaf D R Snith 800 az |
Austin 81, .uner;n ten aed q. introdn,tion "a
AZ, m.ch;na 8 III no1ica q Mov.r 'l,onntv5
f.,r 81, 81. (. :. e. an .hon. $500 3
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

Sin is very much the offspring cf
physical il-health and feeble stomachs.
During ono.third Of our time tho pro-
cesses Of digestion must 70 on in our
bodies, and il tho stomach md bowels
arc not vol, nothing IS we'll. To be
,dyapeptic Is e be SCRABBLE; moreover,
dyspepsia is the foundation Of fevers
and diseases Of tho blood, liver, skin
and kidneys. Dyspepsia invariably
yields 70 the virtues Of tho vegetable
Ingredients contained il that great
purifier Of tho blood and rostorer Of
health. DE-. WALKER's CALIyoRNn
VINEGAR BlrrERs. 19-4w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20
Nofico Is Teachers.

d. Nosice Is Teachers.
AZ the Higgh School Hall, il this
city, q Tuesday, lAug 4th, next, It 9
o'clock, a. n, there viii BE- d exam.
inafion Of persons desiring % teach in
the Austin Public Schools during the
ensuing term
n. Is. NoBLs, Clerk.
Ausr1s, July g, 1874. 2.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

. HoRs1 1oRs eAl.n good heavy farm
horse, seven years Old sound and kind.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

LAST Sunday evening VIC witnessed q
rare spectacle. Mrs. NIX. Noble has a
plant belonging to the Cactus family,
and called Nighth2oomingcereus. For
sometime it has given Indications that It
would blossom soon, and much pleasure
In the event was anticipated. As its
name indicates, the plant blooms only IN
the night, and the blossom never survives
the coming Of the sun. At sunao own on the
evening Of its unfolding, the bud was
aboqt give inches long, say two ip
diamster, and situated II The extreme
end Of DE stem, perhaps fifteen inches ii
length, and delicately attached % the
ledge Of 1 Leaf: The Flower as seen BY
seems to- hare he color d
the common pond lilly The leaves
were somewhat long than 4 1ady's fling
81, and in their broadest part an inch
vide, tapering GRACEFUL to the end
Within, and proceeding from the AXLE
was most beautiful corrolla, consisting
Of two petals, formed one upon the othel
diagonally, and each separated into fli
form runners, extending 70 the outer, cdg,
Of the blossom, and terminating nspores
The beauty gifts structure delights III,
eye not moro than its perfume intoxi
estes the sense Of smell The plant pro
duce1 blossom three years ago, and i
lncw developing two more buds, which
may be expected to open within fey
weeks Nearly . hundred people took ,
peep q the nocturnal beauty, and . largel
lcrowd would have been attracted at al
Imost any other time than Sunday nigh,
when The young people wero nearly 81
Engaged, FOR ought 70 have been.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

-. Rev. C. T. Emerson win deliver an i'd
dress before the Young Peoples Temper
ance Union At the Baptist church Sunday
evening Aug. 80. This vim be : union
service and all are cordially invited,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

Tn Public Schools OF this city will
psopsa Monday The 31st inst. The
1o1loviAg = Tho corps Of teachers:
Jas. ]. Dow, Principal.
Mn. q 4. Davidson. j
Z. u. Gerry.
J.E. II. Travis.
s 81. y e. II. Coz. S. 3s.gs %s
Miss Irsoe Reed.
9 Rlla Cook. s z.3
lr.Dow Is . young man who recently
graduated d CaF3ton College, and is rec
onneodsa q having some breadth and
depsA, asads fEoa mere scholarship, Of
which Il . reasonable 70 suppose he
has no lack. It is hoped that he will
prove 70 % the man needed in the re-
sponsible position which he is about to
assume. rs . 8ss .=.sS.t
An. Travis, and Mrs. Cox, arc good
scholazA and each has had IN extended
experience. both are endorsed by we'll
known educators. ID.
The other teachers have all been in the
employ Of the Board, during several
terms, and their rc.cngagcment Is the
best evidence which can be adduccd Of
their fitness for the several positions Ia
which they will be assigned,
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

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chr 9note lxle ~ 81; 81
|04tt1 payable I'M attopal
Dank uStl1 interest at |, m ref
|cenk uesO ctQbcs q IN. 107 NJ hle ~
|s IS. Bson 81 E1I q
ber wliic
lbs 6tgned !. ts3ur1tu 8.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

|ss haye ii lsfges TURNING
IAInH md % yo1e thing. fioip
'litsh t1I4S sloI
IS . q the q d,ea
Mouss.
ss yssIs, Ass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

j. 8. CORNING il cTowding the work
ON his new hotel. twill make it. On
ornament as we'll as IN addition to the
hotel accommodations Of the city.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

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go tne srane snas ns1nssa
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3. -. 81 u s 49,
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Evidsnsly our tovwil TO sn,iiallI re
surrounding county, 3 ~ and insi
tho supply ~ ia rapidly increasing
wants We greatly need inorcased facili..
ties rood boot 1 and aloe store, har-
ness meas ahop. { furniture store, q bank &c.
who VIM sneak firstt
s., Rrown : ESQ. Is s. preparing ,,, Is
erect ! new elevator near tho depot Tor
Immediate use. s,.sssss .i5S:
Tho temperance meeting last Sunday
evening. was addressed ~ N 81
81 Louis, and an blowing house test.
itletl "a the unabated interest felt In the
canso Tho next meeting az the society
viii Is held Il the BAPTIST church on
Tncsdnv evening. August 25tl inst.
8. a. Sleeper furnishes 81 m item 81
letting His colts run away, while Ioading
Ion on flour at Gregson's min last Monday,
smashing 10 tho wagon, and. sowing .
large quntity Of Hour ia the high ways
and d,tchcs-" He mover smiled again. s
1,it,,cs MAX Eirhnnv while riding ur
from tho depot Monday. morning 81 ,
train 81 new wagons, belonging TO ]. !. q
Sanborn, fell Of, and was run over b
the rear wagon, one wheel passing ove1
his body, and one over his neck and face
how nc escaped deatn, ana was seq .
j capering on the streets tne next morning.
| is the wonder.
l "a peep bchina tho scenes, and how /
was that the Forrest Theatrical proved
fizxlins humbug, win be explained in
satisfactory manner to any one who viii
call on our epterprising friend billings
the pptcner, VINO y 'ne way y aoa .'l
big business IN his line. Call ana 60
him.
An elegant new sign in front Of II
house Of A. stcvers, corner Of Grove an
Mill streets, shows the weary travele
where he may find rest and reffeahmen
What AHA the cattle They Keen q
a,,nn 81 81 IS o,,,,.v ,,,.ht N 3 I
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

Mn. HowEIL's Sunday School Concert
given at the Congregational church last
Sunday evening, 10 represented Is hay.
ing been very fine indeed. =.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

Co,arlErH aets Of T: 8. =Arthur's popu
lar work, just received, ct T. Prothero's
Book Depot. V.n17-1m.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

Boy your Stationery md fancy Initial
Paper 1t Prothero's Book Depot
'%..s.' &5.Sa<.75s v7.n17-1m
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

Hugh Young, in his drunken
spree, lost, or was robbed Of 80 in mon.
cy, belonging to his employer. Oh. The
beauties Of whiskey. 81,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

>Coxr11rx - of Chambers EncJolo.
psdia-laet issss-at ProthsEar Book
Depot = v5a1l5=ln. q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20
sPECI4 = MOTTO Els.

For . good nice stylish boot, good &c
peggcdt or sewed, So ID j. SCHWAN'S
1I 8m. 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

The lnl = II
- Coon - q
E6adia -
Efor sllSe ~ 81 q hare
Win y grain indine
~ called and md
Hind ghich n nl a b business IS
exhibiting Sine shout tho 10 ri
|yuue, last bsgi inning below loNis,
and working mort ll1ard g The harvest
advanced. For he purp osc sc exhibi,7
ton, TIE machine Ms taken q. Geo. ].
Wilbour's liiye miles east q the ci-
II, wheroi Il Wan used several hours g TIE
pocrfect delight q ~ who esseds its;
operation. 81 less than hundred
people saw. Il wor md. eyery ono
enthusiastic So praise q me,c
newspaper descrip ion cau 1--WE any in-
telligihlo idea IS The constructio the g.
bind 81 s. the proccss swhicli .itper--..
forms the wonder of nicely hiding q
shock of graf mi, when COM leted IS IS
tossing ii aside q though il were indused
with human volition and power,
These Nos calt ~ q hary cster, patented
|E.by Locke; and . ysten oiapronss
delivered upon Z Platform similar 70.
such as ere used BY other arvesting ma:
chimes Upon this platform stlle nachin;;
lcey for binding IS ssit + cohsists
first, of 4 curved ann terminating 81 !.
shuttle, which carries tie wire with
which tho grain Is bound. Tbs wiro IS
coiled upon = spool, run through . com
plication which regd lafes Is tension, and
enables The machine to bind q bundle Of
any sizo, either large, small OF medium.
/ With tho rcvolu luton Of the shuttlc-arm,
two Others, curved slightly, and moving
towards each: other, ore set II motion,
and continued, until they reach the point
LOT sufficient compression. Here hesWire
is drawn tightly around the bundle
] twisted and cut off and BY the reaction
of the parts returning to position, tht
bundle Is. tossed aside. The movement
Iof the binder is controlled entirely by
kthe operator, and he can make the, bun
!, dies largo OF small IS he may choise.
Any body can pse. Il. VIM. oowal
/ drove one ROUND, and work ed the binde,
as we'll IS though he had used 4 during
the whole harvest. George Sutton dis
equally as well, and 60 did several 9th
|. ers.whose names We do not now recall
! las to waste, we can aay without using
figure that there IS literally none. Til
separation Is go complete that nothing
scattered in the formation Of bundles
and there seems to beno contingency .
size or condition, that the machincr
does not anticipate, and upon trial, full
! overcome. = Ss.s.
The cost ofwire is about tMenty-fiv
cents an acre ii average growth, an
q machine will cut easily ton acres da
This:reduccs the problem Of harvesting
q micro pastime, and demonstrates it (
9 the satisfaction Of al.
4 Mr.. Lockcas invention Is tho fruit {
{ Aftecn year.s toll, and Of 500 10000 E,
3 pended. His binder will be used .
8 machines aanufactnred hy Walter
Z Wood s Co., only. They will be sold !
5 this vicinity BY Mcrrick s Knox, excl
9 |siyely.
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

TIM District 0oust win hold : regular
session in this city ocnneneins On
Tuesday. sspesmher 18th. proximo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

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% lain SIN = 4 . q Park
B laee: n4siires
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
500, 900 Reward for the Kidnsppcrs l
CITY oY PHuApK1PHra % JuiS ~ is,S

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CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, July n. 1874
At the instance of the citizens OF PhTsdelphia l
hereby offer q reward Of twenty thousand dollars
for the arrest and conviction OF the sbductors Of
Charles Brew ster Hoss son of Christian X. Ross, Of
Phadelphs. and the restoration of that child to bis
parents.
Chew Street, Germantown In the suburbs OF Phila-
drlphia, on the afternoon of the nrst July lat.
at the time when the child was stolen he answered
10 the following description: Age, four years
dressed in brown linen Kilt suit, with short ssirt,
broad-brimmed unbleached Panama hat, with black
band; laced shoes, blue and white striped stock
ngs; the boy has long naxen curly hair hazel eyes,
clear skin, round full face, and no marks except
those made by vaccination on the arm.
His appAaIanca as above described NAV have been
greatly changed by cutting Oh his hair or changing
his dress to tnal Of a girl or In some other way
The child was decoyed by two men into & falling
top yachtbodied buggy. painted dark all over, lined
with da ma efial, avn by d4Tk bay or brown
horse, about l5k hands high driven it Is believed
without check rain, by two men who, as nearly as
can be asc rtained, answer the following descrip-
ton.
No was a man Of rather l.rge size, probably
hye feet eight or nine inches high he only
sitting age believed 10 be from thirtT-se to forty
I'VE years mOustarhe snd full beard or whiskers.
rat er long the chin, OF brown, or sandy brown
color, and brown hair he wore ring on the little
No. was man i've feet eight or ten inches high,
about twenty-five thirty years of age, OF light OF
with tendency 10 sandy complexion sandy nous
tache and rather red nose and face, having the ap
pearance Of drinking man.
one Of the men wore a broad-brimmed straw hat,
looking "a II II had been worn q season or two. and
much sun-hr0 Ened The other wore a high.
rowned dark colored straw hat. one wore linen
duster, the her a gray alpasa duster. One OF the
men wore lArg glasses or goggles Of d. rk color
WILLIAM :. srOKLEY.
Mayor of Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
A visit to Wilmington and a Talk
win Honest Jake Houser.

Being on q visit TO my old city, among my old
friends called on what was always known during
my citizenship here as "Honest Jake Houser,r
whose quaint old saying, "Faes Bonest Indeed,
Characteristic. He knows how to keep hotel, but
noticed that there was not such rush for his No.
Lager and ''red-hOtr lunch as formerly and
asked Jake what was the reason.
''oh,r says Jake, persecution persecution, they
are trying 10 break up my business"
thought III ! was very singular, anc asked for an
explanation.
well says Jake, 10 begin, l was waite upon
by party. wnn sty d themselves a Commi tee of
the = I ni0n Liquor League for a subscription to
overthrow valid law OF The Commonwealth. In
ref renee 70 the liquor trafic. refused, because
considered II did so, would no Longer be honest
Jake HOuser, an ! am known a law-aolding
citizen This refusal aroused their organ, the G
man feldrd ri MR. who aoused me, and warned
all cur rman citizens no TO pairo ize my house.
Of my good German friends ere misled by the
false representa- i)n- OF this apology OF German
sentiment and Nationality. Instituted proceedings
agansl the resplnsibe heal Of that paper anu he
was pot under $1,000 bonis; but he siill persist
in his persecution and injurY OF IN and was CON-
PEELED 20 cause his re-afresr and place him under
500 more 10 appear al Court This case has been
put on time ana again, but We are pronisei set
u ment the coming Court and / am determined TO
c ny the matter through an ylndcate my charac-
ter and honesty 1 have never-no man can say to
the c1ntr-ry-aed TO cOntri nute 10 the support Il
anything fair IN the business that makes my living.
bat want It und dsrstood that Will not contribute
penny 10 untenance anything th-t is no. square
with my conscience
This Is the tax had with jake, and guess the
citizeus VI agree with me that be Is right think
II Is no ore than far that his should be fairy
represented. Your, for truth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
City Business girfftury

AUCTI0NRERs-
I. W. stidhsm Son. Ill l, ith street
Joseph Il. Miller 4th and King streets
BANKERS & BROKERS'.
r. r. Robinson a Co. 4oo Market street
BARRIERS a. HAIR DREssEhs.
A. Ashcnbach, 20o Market street
BELL RINGERS a. BILL POs'fEhs'
Geo W Sssas:sn z asa Nv " st1 s.Fsss TsI,a stree.
BOoT& ORMAKRKs- and DkAi.Eh'
j. O. Alexander, lo2 Market stroet
VIM Boddy. ". an street.
s s.Scoef S sE,i y fIo., 2 sss ss nsIlst sirsss
CHARLES Char Rsbinort. sis Markets trset
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
j. @. HAddock, shop Thorne bel Front Res i0is WA
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbane a DeMsinvills. va NArket street.
WIN. II. Robinson l89z f. 9Th street.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JKWki4sh~
O. L Bush corner Seventh and Market streets-
rss'Msn 6 May AsSs' b X slns st street sssSs
COACH d CARRIAGE MATERIAL
VIM Green Co.. s. L. COR. 30 and shipley streets
DRUGGISTS.
IL r Bringhurst, s17 Market street
DYERs * sCOURERs.
Nicholas Jenney, 40 King street
FLORISTS.
rataar a Co, Delaware Avenue aud Jefferson Stree,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas r. Plummer 5sa Market street.
Wooliey 4 Van Trump, So Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James NJ Watson Son, ~ Market street
chAs. s. Morgan, al Market street.
John P. Doughten 4i0 Market street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
Hukin A walE4ven, ~ Market street.
William P. Webb ~ Market st's'a
| HARDWARE.
/ W. H. BulAuy. 21i Market stree,
| james Bro, ~ Market street
| II. B. Melntyrs. 2e Market street
IRON a. sTEEI..
wuL Green Co. s. K cor. % and shipley streets
| LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson. shipey, above d street.
L0OKIS6-GI4AssEs q FRAMES.
| Rlwood Doane, 10 w sth street
/ 4. MeMonAge. Sd and King streets.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo Goaert. ls z, Fourth street
Ger FaiH H f'sa An N No a1skSt 3 street srso, .. adj,
John Il, Auhlhausen, 4l5 King strest
samuel Miller, Jr., ios Market street
PAPER HANGISGs. SHADES. &c.
John R. Holt, Sd and Market streets
A. b. Jones. SIS Market street
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
W 2. Gillespie. ais W. 9Th street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
s4as ,a rsHaaiaxsa 90 AIliP9sds q ~ Bag. s,h and Mart
Z H. Frazer, Sd and shiplsy streets
T sSsnSlsas Sii%ssss So So ~ n AsrssS q ssieet street
". ii. Gilmore, No 8 West 9th street
Vm MeCsaiiey a Co, Us Market street
RESTAURANT Il billiard ROO
Joseph Fullmer, s0l and 5o6 Market street
-EWfSG MACHINES.
{. .rosar Baker y. NJ. Co, bf King street
NeE American Sewing Machine, Us Market street.
STOVES HEATERS. TfSWARR. &c.
james A. Anderson, SO X. 6th street
COFFEE mud TEA Dealers.
Union Pacific Tea Company. bl2 Market street
UNDERTAKERS.
Thos J. Giles, 23 shiplcy street.
e. S Young, ss Market sireet--tSeo sis1
rpi.DI~TEkERs.
ta-.r Frvin. SIS Washington Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
re ?. gUYEkLs gIIThA EIyg Og LRoy.

HAs never teen Known y fzL u the cure u weak
ness. ATTENDED ~tn SYN ptoas, iud.s Osl-lon 70
er..0l- ysa Of lneMsry, 1llit1t breathing genera.
weakness, horror OF d.sesss, eek. nervous trrn-
o.ing, dreadful norror Of derta nignf swea-s cod
feel weakness, dinness Of VISION, lzngu0F, unlver-
"a ltu1= OF tae muscu-Sr sys EN-, Enormous s-
petite ~lt1 d. ssprpilc stem, hot hzlls, nl=lllg
u the BODY! dryness VI iae =kln, pai1 coqnteuanee
and efuglOns o. tn iac= purify NJ the 0lOoi pain
~ he back -nraylle=s u lie eyr1-, frequent back
spots nylas DsiuEe the eses, Nlta temporary sufu-
sion and lOss Oi slgni want Of ArteuuOl. ele These
SYM toms all arlse from weakness, and 10 remedy
tlst Use L 2 k1Ekels Bitter Mine Of Iron. !;
never ial-s- THOUSANDS are nOw eaIOy ing heath
wag have used Il, Get the genuine. sod MY "a
s. bottles Take only z kuAkels. Depot and
ONCE, No. ~ North y nth 81, Fhladel phla, Pa
i Is sod only IL 81 bottles, Win photograph ol
the Proprietor on each wrapper, al other Is counter
felt.
S-l-l IL al UIrlluza.ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
~ PROM MISS ANN HDOWnLE.

Eitor Of - ~Omau's Department, sunday Republic
DR. Z. ?. kusEsL-.e4r slr de sire TO bear ,un
sOlcitedj testimony 20 tue merits OF you Bitter
Vine OF Iron as dyspepuc remedy have taken
i myself Win excellent effect. ! nave Jtced me
great benefit derived frOm II BY several suffering
poor women. whom ur charity has nablei u.e 70
0esiOw II uPOn- am wiling rhst you should use
It's 10 any way yol may des.fe, anu nope those Of
M ineads VINO rgd l. VIII believe Il 10 be an honest
Expression Of my oilnIJl Of an excellent medicine,
sd N! s=nse Vi OBJ CATION 10 ks benevolent prupr
etor, I T. klngel- NJ. North Ninth -treeg.
Respectfully .olrs. ASSlE L. N DOW IL
kdit Mot al : Department, sunday hepuulic
Beware Of co Olnlerirlt- Z +. kungel's Butter
Wine of Iron no sJAl Dg tze sinai ur ~ uu 4 ONLY
II s. b0;ii-s. Dept aud Oi1ice, 40. ~ \. Slnih
street. fn-alsl r.nLa. AlE.ce free. 20 and see.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
Ell ,,oula b dfsenn o estlmate he enorrn.

sB-H isonId b. disieah 10 estimate the enormf rs
amount OF happiness the pleasant and ataDe Charles
kyle dlspense3 IL The course Of simmer, 10 the
public, on the OF sc -ond and Market street
Charles Is nearly always there, IN good humJr,
win ms oranges bananas, peanuts, and especially
uis elegant ice cream. that tue peopie Ike 50 ~el
and there everybody goes, or ought 10, 0. warm
day 10 refresh himself or hersslf Charey Is one Of
the best Lalured men Ia town, and his cream Is
famous all over the wor1. al this stand he has
been for years, and without him, the place would
look odd and deserted. jyls-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27

- Ihs :. Gentleman IN BL1ck, who is the t1telar
damon dra sn0ps, ass lties his sourest aspect
when tne rapid progress OF Vinegar Bit rs Is re-
poriet down below" The PeO le ege able
1onic playing the mischief with his aitfers nGed
vita rum Ill diseases VIII ch thoss demon4c nos
trums aggravate unde- prs'ense OF re 4eyIng, such
IS Indigestion, sick H5adaehe, constipation heuma-
Ism, gout and intermittent feSers culei by It.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
B-AooKl LooKl Loox

- A9JOh 7 LODh LJJh
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn
Il win make you strong and give you new life.
II Will act upon your LIVER and tone up your diges-
ton.
1t Is pleasant 70 take and perfectly harmless.
1t viii do all that 'onic viii do without liquor 10
stimulate II Is pot Vine Of Iron. Try II. Doctors
prescribe It. G., " recommend Il. Thousands
have been cured With II. suffer no longer send
and get circular. see what It has done.
FOR sale oJ sIn.,h Painter, +. Bringngrst Co...
2. AcInal. Jr.. and druggists generally. april IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
rReported by Merrick, johnson a Co., Bankers
80 Brnkers. an and Msrket Sts.l
CITY LIENS.

EE-DLAH HOND JEEBlR q Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches Is karat solid gold rings
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains JeSelry In eyery
variety also clocks at prices 70 suit the times, at T.
~. Bailys old established stand, No. 622 Market 81,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-27
H-B. p KCyK Is BIlTgR FISE or IRON

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1=ss 4 i=- de1 Elt4 yuptJlas llll-pazlf On 10
erlio1 dl11cal1g 0. breathing; weakness; nervous
irem Ing; dread o. horror Ut death gai sFezfs
din ess oi 7Lslon lAng4cg uulf era 44-slsl4e u
las ln1sc14Ar - sic L eQormgu. appetite. with
qea-4c = ;olls ~. ID; nl- ing of tLe D-dF
IL asss u tie sL4n; pzl1 cyu1trDzlc= al ert p
: u o. tie ace, puf isllg tls olo01 pain u ine
uAck lesvi1sss u tae eyelis frequent "a spots
1ylng c=fy4e the es-s, VIA sutls.Jl and .1ss Of
slg-t; Seni q Attention, etc. sod IN bottles
t5si he &c uiae Depot AID Ulice, No zsq North
Nlnta slree., fhL.a. adr.ce free. ie..-.m