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SHERTFFS SALES.
SllEHstF's SALE.

ly virtue of writ of Levari Facias
~ to me directed. will be exposed to Public.
Sale at the
ELAwARE HOUSE no 5l3 MARKET ST.,
Kept by Geo W. 0rtlip. in the City Of VIII
mington, Now Castle County. Delaware. on
THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1878,
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
two story brick dwelling thereon erected
situate in the city of Wilmington Aforesaid,
md bounced and described MS follows, to wit
beginning at point ON the Iiortherly side
OF apple street ut tho distance of Cne hum
dred and sixty-iwo feet easterly from the
easterly side ot Heald street, thence norther-
ly parallel with ueald street, and through
the middle OF the division wall OF the ad.
Joining house, on the west seyenty-two feet
to the southerly sile OF u three feet wide
alley connecting with another three feet wide
alley leading into Apple street, thence along
said side of said alley easterly parallel with
Apple street twelt Q feet to a corner, thence
southeriy parallel with Hcald street and
through the middle OF the division wall be-
tween this and the adjoining house on the
east seventy-two feet to the said northerly
side of Apple street, ard thence thereby
westerly twelve feet to the place OF begin
nirg, be the contents thereof what they may,
with the free usc and privilege of the above
mentioned two alleys In common with others
entitled thereto forever.
Seized and taken into execution As the pro.
perty OF James +. Brannan, and sarah T., his
wife and t. ts, and TO be sold Nv
Whl, IL. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sheriff once. New Castle,
June "a. a. H.. 1918. jupe2s stawts
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The following described real estate. VIZ


ALI that lot and piece oi land situated In
PoIcader Hundred, New Castle county, and
State OF Delaware, and more particularly
marke and bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at stake in line of lands OF
John \. reynolds, and corner OF lot No. in
the sad Pr tchard's estate, and running
thence north eighty-six an three-fourth dc.
grees, east eighteen and half nerchcs to a
corner, thence north one and thrcc-quartcr
degrees west three perches and eight-tentLs
10 corner, thence north forty three degrees
and thirty'uve minutes east forty eight and
half prrchcs to corner thence north forty.
SIX degrees and eighteen minutes west lfty-
two and two-tenih perches to a corner, thence
south eighty-seven degrees and ten minutes
west nineteen perches and seven.tentha to A
stake, thence south four degrees east seventy
perchts 10 the first mentioned stare and
place of beginning, containing sixteen acres
and twenty perches OF land, more or less
Seized and taken into execution AS the pra-
perty of William Robinson, deceased, tJauses
Springer admir- of Vim. Robinson decd.
mortgagor, who survived Hannah Robinson,
his wife, decd Mortgagor) and TO be sold by
WIN. IL LAMBSUN, Sher1r. <
sherin's ONCE, New Castle,
June 81. A. D., 1875. -is21.stawts
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SIX horses. purchased in Boston for
Senator Jones, OF Neva n, were ski7Y.d
u him on Saturday. Among them ar.
the noted t-otte-s Sweet B-ia- ana
Lsdy O:is, fyr which the SUN OF Sl5.-
tCO was paid. Tie o:hers ilclude pai.
Of saddle horses and pair of carriage
horses.
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NOTICES..

NOTICE.-The undersigned Collectors OF
IN County Tax for Wilmington Hundred,
give notice that they will be at No. 10 East
sixth street, during the months OF July and
August, for the purpose OF receiving the
State, County and Poor Tax for the year
1919. All persons owing the same are re-
quested to call and settle their bills and save
costs MS the demands of the County are i'm
peratiyc. Jos. l.. CARPENTkli, Jr.,
A. GIVEN, -.
jyC.u Collectors
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nIVIpESp
DEoPosALs FOR FUEL

WI MlSeroY Del. June .sth, 1874
Scaled proposals viii be- received by tho
Chairman o! the Committee ON Fuel, ut No.
go Che-tnu street, until
SATURDAY. JULY 10th, 1875,
10 furnish the Board OF Education 100 tons OF
Honey brook or farieish> L, high, or Locust
Mountain :, huylkil, ESg or stove Coal. well
screened amt delivered IN cellars of the vari
GUS schouls by Sept LIT, is.1.
Also, lt cord OF kindiiug Wood, pine and
oak. equal parts, saNet, split and delivered
IN cellar by Sept. !. ls.5.
Thc Com -lttee reserve the right TO rejcc:
any or all bids.
ALLEN RUTH,
4. CuANDLEN,
jeGo J. c. MORROW.
Committee.
~ NOT1CE.-Mechanic Loan Association,
u y fifth sCtleS-S0O shares in the ltth series
ot this Association are now for sale, ilrst pay.
ment 10 be made the second Tuesday in May.
Apply to ". j. MORROW, Sec'y,
mar2iu No. AZ French street.
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~ VA l Il
At y O'Clock. p. NJ,

The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certsin lot OF land situate, living
aud beng IN the city OF Wilmington aiore.
said, and bounded and described as follows,
to wit.
Beginning at the intersection Of Ta.nall
and Hanover streets, now Sixth street. M
forty-nlne feet vide, thence with the southcr.
ly side OF Sixth street, north lity-eight de.
grces west sixty feet To corner stake
thence south thlrty-two degrees west eight.
teen feet 10 stake, another corner, thence
by the remainder heretofore conveyed 10
Joseph Day south tfty.eight degrees east
SIXTY feet to another corner stake br
the side o. Tatnall street, thence along the
SIDE thereof north thirty-two degrees eass
eighteen feet to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and eighty feet OF Land
within tAsas SssAAA - the same nore or
iAsA
sexed and taken into execution AZ the nro.
perty OF Goetlet5 Rhefus deo't. L d. Rhe.
tus, sdm'r OF u: Rhe!us. deed. Mortgagor,
and the said L. D. Rhe:us, surviving Mort
gagor and to be sold by
WM. II. JAMESON, sherir.
Sherln's Once, New Castle,
June "A, =. D. ISIS jea6-3tawts
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REGISTER'S ORDERS.
Ses,nters CYde1.
REGISTER 0FricK,

AthlSIEk OfTiCE,
Ns~' t4stIE COUNTY. June llth, lS7t.
Ton ire ~ utlca'iua ot BENZ +. Wells.
4 Ai',i ih'srr-tor Of JOHN ". " ellis late OF
y imluS, n hurdreG. IN said county, ieceas-
Il. |; u-lerei ara directed b. tie Regis
~ tS-t tue AaUtclstrator aiorss aid giye
1ou-e a. 49, sra. ,..s .. Letters of Adj
~ istrtluC -sy- t1s Estaie ci the deceAsel
vi;b tue d--eo. g-an''Ls aereoi. By causing
j ~ -t'.le1 e1-c--s tu t -.-stci within forty Geys
{ IL = iat. g. sue. Letters. III SIX Of ,Ls
3; r1ii.S ris-ei he gr;y o. New Gas
;Ic, -eH', :. X -. -1tS-0, c4yins demand;
A; > ~ -S'-.e - .rrseIt tie sane or
\ l. r' '-. as,-s:cly II Itch c1se
Hs sl| -- so -slse the stns
81 r... &c, Fl. Ier3ol N the
..--.-. -. -74 - -s.a1, 4 ers;n IN
|. t--se . 49,
5sss ,-.-- sc- ,ae -aai and sea! CT
r. '=- ,'ste- Aforesaid. al
r." "a y--r se,z zen
:. 4. b,.,3o.It.i,er
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fa l'sf, -,.1 c,s.u.s against ,te Es.
sc e-es:e. l.g>, present tie same
A. as-st - - 4 uHtrstor. N ~ be-
: e luc> i ., l21d, - abide tie Ae, q.
Asss y s-el esse - - and ,-nvided
BENT. (. WELLS,
\ mir is'r.tor.
.--ts - y. al stsI, Del. !e.isoa3w
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p.
The following described Re- Estate, viz:
All that plantation or tract OF land with
the dwelling 5o1e, barns, and other out
bouses thereon erected. situate in BED Lion
Hundred ana partly in Fencaner Hundred
in tue county Of New Castle, and State ot
Delaware, Aforesaid, lying Cn the west side
Of the public road leading from the Rel Lon
10 summit Bridge, and on the south side bv
the public road leading from GIloert's corner
10 the village o; Glasgow and bounded on the
west By Lands late OF Samuel Stidham de-
ceased ny LAnds OF Samuel howell I, deceased.
and lands OF Thomas LAyman, and on tie
south by lands row or late Of HYATT deceased
or howsoever otherwise tie same riav be
bounded or descr! bed; supposed TO contain
three hGntred aud seveETy-eizht acres be
the same more or less, exec pting ou. Of this
present grant about twenty -oae acres OF lind
heretofore conveyed By the said Charles
Noble and William W. Lcrgstenth and wife
70 the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com,
pany)
SSlEed aud taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF Merit: II. Faxson and Hannaf1' L.
Paxson, his wife, and = Z, and to be sold by
WM. H LAMBSOS, Sheriff.
Sherirs Once, New Castle,
June Il. A D.. ls7A iels-stawts
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SHE uHFR's SAT-.

Dy virtue Of writ OF Levarl Faclas to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public sale,
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5I3 MARKET ST.
Ike by Geo. W orlip. in the City of Will
minston, New astle county Delaware. on
THURSDAY
THE l5rH DAY OF JULY. 1873.
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EUY COAL early and save money.
II JOSEPH F0CT
is now ready to serve customers with En-
terprisc. shamoken and Shawnee Lohigh
coal at the lowest market rates.
ORONGE STREET n L. r. AVENUE.
July 9th, 1873 JOSEPH FOUT.
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s7lERIFk'- ski.

llY virtue OF a writ O. Lcyari Faeias "a
i me directed VIII be exposed TO public
sale, At the Ii use OF Cloud Pierson, In The
town OF NeNa'<. In White Clay Greek Hum
dred, New CO, county, Del, on
TUESDAY,
rAE 18Th DAY OF july. 1879.
Al O'Clock, L. NJ.
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~ lNIDEND NOTICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Wilmington, Delaware, July |. 1878.
The Board OF Directo have this day de-
elarcd Dividend OF Five per cent. for the
last six mouths, clear OF tax, payable on dc.
mand GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
lyi.Gt Cashier.
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10 o ToMULNrs TOR your ssuTT
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. TO MULLINS tor t1i sock Of ever
hing 10 eiNUo1 in Cigar store
Jefferson SIS.
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>Elt IEE'S SALE.

Dy virtue Of suod-y wrirs of Ai.. Leya-i
ID FaeiAs - me directed vii he exn|sad
n Pnhiir Sale - the Mansion House. o, the
premises, near KirkwoOd In Pencader, hun.
dred. New Castle county, Delaware. on
MONDAY,
THE lsth DAY OF JULY; ISIS,
Az O'Clock p. NJ,
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ssiERIFF,s SAEE,

pfylrtue OF writ Of Levari Facias to me-
~ directed, will be exposed 10 public ssle
at the House of Cloud Pierson, in the town
81 Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred
New Castle county. Del. on
TUESDAY,
TIE 18th DAY OF JULY. a. D., ISIS.
atlo'clock, P. NJ,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26
THE TRAINS On THE &. q V.RAIL.
ROAD

The Vienna Woman complains that the
trains on the Cairo and Nincenncs road
are not run" in manner satisfactory to
that paper and the people along the line
who wish TO deal in Cairo. The lsomdn
says:
eff n Vienna merchant goes to Cairo
to transact one hours business lac !, COM
PEELED To loaf about that city for one
whole day and two whole nights before
he can get back home. TO say nothing
of the time lost. he j. also compelled to
spend from three to five dollars in hotel
bills, which is an item not TO be 'sneeZcd
at these hard times. Our business men
desire 10. so far as they can. deal with
Cairo and Cairo merchants. Under 9TH
er circumstances 1t would be TO their adj
vantage TO do 80. but as matters now
stand much trade l. going the other way
that ought To, and would. 90 To Cairo If
traders could 90 there and return home
in reasonable length OF time and with
out SO much extra expense. This /, a
matter worthy the consideration of the
receivers of the road and Cairo business
men generally. and ii is the earnest de-
sire oi all Interested that some change
may be made in the running time oftrains
by which Cairo will stand an equal
chance and bc placed on equal footing
with the business men of Evansville and
Nincennes for the trade of our merchants.
IL Is To be hoped the receivers of the road
will consider the matter. and do the
best that can be done under the circum-
stances.
The attention OF the Receivers of the
road has been called TO this subject fire.
quently. and their reply hu, always been:
10 run the trains any other way than
we do is impossible under the circum-
stances. Ii we did we would lose money.
Our books will prove this" They admit
that the present arrangement is di,advar-
tagcous to Cairo-that it keeps away bus
ines from the city; but they declare that
they are compelled by the little business
they can command at TIL, end of the road
to run the trains a. they do.
We have received communication, on
this subject which we have refused To
publish for reasons satisfactory 10 our
self, and publish the above only for the
purpose of giving the explanation of
Major Morrill, for the condition of affairs
complained of by TIE IeoD,ah.
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BLUNpERuNo Or DISHONEST.

The san is ignorant of the affairs ofthe
municipal government. or else Is dishon-
est in discussing them. We can prove
this.
"The Street Supervisor is entitled to IL
per cent. of all the moneys collected for
street tax" says the Sun. There is no
street tax 10 be collected. The city has
no right to collect n street tax. and doe.
not
"Thc Tailor receives fifty cents for
every prisoner he receives or discharges. -
says the San. The reader would under
stand this TO imply that the city pays
one dollar to the Tailor for
every prisoner confined in the calaboose
and discharged This is not true. 1.-THE
prisoner has money the Jailor may col
lect turnkey fees-if a person. confined in
the calaboose tonight, for instance, upon
charge of breach OF ordinance, is tried
tomorrow morning and Judgment is Civ
enagainst him for fine and costs, the Tailor
receives of the costs his turnkey fees, pro-
vided they are paid but not one in fifty
pays. Instead therefore of receiving fifty
cents for every prisoner he receives OF
discharges hc receives nothing from the
city for receiving or discharging any pris-
oncr, and does not receive from any per-
son fifty cents for every twenty-five
prisoners he receives and discharges.
"Thc Clerk receives fifteen cents for
every one hundred words in taking and
certifying copies OF ordinances, resolu.
tons or other matters of record, and one
dollar for every certificate under seal OF
the city," says The Sun The impression
left by the assertion is that the city pay,
these fees. II is not so. The person,
who have the labor done pays them.
The San will investigate this matter /
will ascertain that the clerk does no
make dollar a year by these fees.
And so The San goes on from one blum
der or misstatement to another, and re
fuses to admit the soft impeachment whel
its ignorance or dishonesty, or both. /
called to lie attention.
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ECONOMY AND RETRENcHMENr.

We assert that Cairo IL suffering IN her
prosperity because the taxes upon lots and
houses and personal property
are too high, and that there
ought TO be no complaint on account OF
licenses. our taxes are higher than they
ought to be; our licenses lower. We
also assert that every dollar taken from
licenses must be put upon real and per
sonal property. Therefore. we claim,
that, if the Halliday committee have in
view the lessening of the burden OF
taxation by cutting down municipal cx.
penses. they will not do so by cutting of
licenses or fees for licenses and permitting
salaries to stand. II the City Clerk re-
ceives.too much for the work he does--and
we believe he docs-reduce his salary
and let his fees stand.
Our neighbor of the San says the IL
cense fees come out OF the poor dray.
man, WAGNER, pawnbrokcr, pcddler
steamboat and hotel runner, saloon.
keeper, &c. Well, suppose they do? II
you take the fees off the draymen, ped.
dlcrs, runners, saloon keepers, from whom
will the amount of the fees be collected
then? Not from the rich men of the city
a The San asserts, but from the poor dray-
man, who owns house and lot, the poor
laborers and mechanics who rent
from the renters aud lot and house
owners of the city. If taxes are high,
rents are high, and the renter pays the
taxes of the landlord in the rent he
pays to him. If taxes are high business
men and manufacturers will not come to
the city; and the smaller the income OF
the city from licenses the greater the
income of the city from taxes levied by
valuation must be. In Pennsylvania
no tax is levied by valuation. The
revenue is collected by taxes levied upon
business-by licenses and it is proposed
to try the same law in Illinois. The san
would have the taxes on business reduced
and increased on property. We would
not. We would have ii reduced on pro.
perry, aud this can only be done
by reducing salaries and municipal eX.
penses paid ont of the treasury.
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that gentleman regarded as the pest of
the House. IL the Radicals wish to make
points of order, let them. lie should de-
eide them as promptly as made. The peo-
pie, II the Speaker were self possessed and
very ourteous--troublcsome courteous
to his tormentors--wou soon see through
the game the Radicals, in the interest of
Mr.. Cullom. are playing In the House;
but If the Cullom trick makes him angry
and induces him to rule incorrectly or ar
bitrarly, he and his friends will be put mt
disadvantage, and Radicals will have rca-
son to chucklc at the success of their
plan to make Mr.. IIaines suffer by con-
trast with the Speaker of the House of the
Twenty-Eighth General Assembly. the
first two letters of whose name are Hon.
Shelby NJ. Cullom.
We take great interest in the Speaker,
and regret to see him acting without dis
cretion--to be compelled to acknowledge
that the Radical "boys" are getting away
with him."
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SPEAKER HAINEs AND THE RAD.
ICAI.S.

The friends of Mr.. Speaker Haines,
complain that the Radical members. of
the House have combined to make his
position uncomtortable-to embarrass
him by constantly throwing in his way
points of order and questions on parla-
mentary law. They say, that in pursu-
ance of this plan of badgcring, Mr.. Jones
OF 10 Davies created the disgracefll dis
turbance of few days ago by rising To
enter motion TO reconsider vote by
which a resolution had been adopted
giving to the Speaker clerk.
We have no doubt the Radicals
are determined to embarrass
Mr.. Speaker Haines, and il
is therefore his duty, both as presid-
ing officer and the representative of the
Opposition, to be not embarrassed. We
have no doubt Mr.. Jones of 10 Davies.
proposed to reconsider the vote by which
the resolution to permit the Speaker to
appoint private secretary at SO per diem
had been adopted, for no other purpose
than to put Mr.. Speaker IIaines and the
Opposition in disadvantageous position
before the public; but Notwithstanding
Mr.. Jones mean motive in making the
motion, Mr.. Speaker IIalnes should have
entertained the motion or have ruled Mr..
Jones out Of order. II he had done either.
there would have been no difficulty. If
he had entertained the motion. the major
ity that adopted the resolution could have
defeated the motion. II he had ruled Mr..
Jones out of order, his friends would
have sustained him on an appeal to the
House.
Look at II as We may, Mr.. Speaker
Haines' conduct in the Jones disturbance
was inexc,lsable.
As Speaker, Mr., IIaines can give TO the
Radicals as much trouble as they can
give to him. lie can, If he knew
how, with courtesy that would be
charming, refuse 10 recognize trouble
some fellows like Jones, and soon have
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HoS. ID. w. VOORHEES,, ofIndiana, who
has been mentioned as one of the mem.
bers Of the And Congress, who received
. one thousand dollar bill for voting for
the Pacific Mail subsidy, appeared before
the committee on Thursday and denied
the charge u toto. Mr.. Voorhees, testifies
that at the time the bill came up in the
House, he was at his home in Indiana. en-
gagged in the defense of Mrs. Diem,
charged with murder; that hc had never
read the bill, did not know its place on
the calendar, that he knew less about il
than almost any measure pending in
Congress; and that no one had ever APP
preached him improperly, orally or in
writing, on the subject. and that there
was not the shadow of circumstance
out Of which, such an accusation could be
made
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The San hints--the San never makes a
chsrge-that the city officers have been
dealing in scrip, and the Sun therefore de-
mands that an ordinance be passed pro-
hibiting them from doing so in the future.
SO far as our knowledge extends, city of
ficers have been sellers not buyers of
scrip. They have been anxious to get
rid of the scrip they received for
wages, and were compelled to do so at a
sacrifice. But now as scrip is par, and cam
not be deprecated, there is no use of
the ordinance suggested by the S,o, The
Sun is anxious to shut the door of the
stable after the danger of the horse being
stolen has passed away.
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bleeding from Lungs. Catarrn, Rron.
ehitis. Consumption. A Wonderful

ROCHESTER, y. ", Jan. 10, 1874.
X. '. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. y:
DEAR SIR had suffered from Caiarrh
IN an aggravated form for about twelve
Years ana tor several ye IRA from Broncaial
trouble. Tried many doctors and things
with no lasting benefit In May, -. be-
coming nearly worn out with excessive
Editorial labors on a paper In New York
City, was attacked with Bronchitis in a
severe form, suffering almost total loss of
voice. i returned. nome here, but had
been home only two weeks wlen was
completely Frustrated with IIemorrhage
from the Lungs, having four severe bleed
ing spells within lwo weeks, and fret three
inside OF nine days. In the Septem-
Der following, | improved sufficient
y TO be able to be about, though in a very
feeble 'tate. My Bronchial trouble remain
ed anu the Catirrh was tenf1ld worse than
before. Every effort Tor relief seemed
Irn,tle's; seemed TO be losing ground
dally. | continued In this feeble state.
Raising blood almost daily until about the
hrst OF March, 70. when | became so bad
as TO be entirely confined 10 the house. A
| friend suggested your remedies, But 1
wssextremely skepticil that they would
DO me good, ~ had lost all heart in reme-
ules, aud began TO look upon medicine and
doctors with disgust. However, obtained
one OF your circulars, and read il carefully.
from which ] came to the conclusion thai
You Understood your business, at least. |
lnally obtained quantity OF DR.. Sqge's
Catarrh Remedy, your Golden Medical
| Discovery and Pellets, and commenced
| lheir vigorous use according TO directions.
TO my surprise, soon began to improve.
The Discovery and Pellets, in a short time.
brought out severe eruption, which con.
tlnued Tor several weeks. Iielt much bet-
ter my appetite improved, and | gained in
strength AND flesh. In tlrec months every
vestige OF fle Calarrh was gone, the Bron.
chitis had nearly disappear ed had no Cough
whatever and had entirely ceased 10 raise
blood and, contrary to the expectation of
some OF my ireinds, the cure has remained
permanent have had no more IIcmor-
images from the Lungs, and am entirely
Ice from Citarrh, from which had suffered
30 much and so long. The debt of gratitude
| owe for the blessing have received nj
your hands, knows no bound. Iamthor.
oughly satisfied, from my experience, That
your me cine, will master the worst forms
OF that odlus disease CAiarrh, as well n.
Throat and Lung Diseases. have recon.
mcnded them TO very many snd shall ever
| speak IN their praise. Gratefully Yours.
WIN. II. SPENCER
L. o. Box 5O7. Rochester. n. Y. I23
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MRS. ). j. 5. attacks Rev. DIR. Thayer
through the columns OF the CARTE. de-
nouncing his lecture on Spiritualism "as
mastery and mighty work of weak
ness" and abusing the Spiritualists of
the city for thanking him. The madame
says that by publishing the resolutions of
the Vincennes Spiritualists we struck a
blow at Mr.. Thayer, our patron and
friend. Really we think not. We did
not intend TO do SO, and do not often do
what We intended to not do. From what
the Spiritualists OF the city said the day af-
Yer the delivery Of DIR. Thayer's lecture,
from the manner in which they squirmed,
we thought they We're wounded; and
when We heard the more candid Of them
--such ~ Mr.. Chase, then their mouth
piece-say II was the ablest and most
effective attack on their religion ever de-