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AM Oid Illoclta,le Runner snnk.

ToRoNro, August 16.-The steamer
IIolsay Castle, well known as a successful
blockade runner during the war forethe
Union, on entering Toronto harbor ihls
forenoon with three hundred excursion:
ists on board, struck sunken snag and
rapidly sank to tho upper decks. The
passengers we're taken of by tugs and
landed in safety.
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Fatal Quarrel.

INDIANAP0LIs, August lB.-Ab0ut 7
o'clock this evening at Cumberland, .
small town on the Panhandle Railroad
ten miles east OF this city, during an alter
cation about trade, Louis Veatch shot
and instantly killed his brother.in.laW,
Melden Murray, with shotgun. The
murderer fled, but was captured shortly
afterward, and is now in custody.
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Several small dealers on the Board Of
Trade, who arc on the wrong side oil the
wheat market, failed to-day, owing to the
continued shtinkage Of prices In that
cereal, A large firm became embarrassed
owing to the action Of one OF the banks
in no. discounting their drafts, rs was
their custom, but Il is believed they will
continue business tomorrow.
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NherInnn aud NIocnm.

oMAuA, August l0.-Generals sher.
man and Slocum, who arrived here yes
terday on pleasure tour, have been the
guests Of the city and military to-day, A
public reception given them this morning
was very largely attended by all classes Of
citizens, and was highly complimentary
affair, The party will leave for Chey-
enne and Denver tomorrow morning,
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CHICAGO.
RAILROAD SOLD AT AUCTION.

RAILROAD SOLD AT AUCTION.
CnICAoo, August 1G.-The Rock Island
4 st. Louis Railroad was sold at auction
this forenoon, under decree Of Judge
Drummond in the United States Circuit
Court on the foreclosure Of the mortgage,
II. Ostenburg, Of Germany, who repre-.
sents the German bondholders' interest
bid 81 100000, and took possession Of the
rond and It's interests.
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rnr whlte sulphut lw. Va sptIng.

The White Sulphur w. va.) Springs
were leased onsatutday last at auction to
George L. Pcyton 4 Co. for term Of two
years at SIS, 500 per year, taxes and in
sutance to be paid by the lessees. One
fourth Of the amount Of rental Is to be ex.
pended in repairs in addition to what
Peyton 4 Co. will Voluntarily do. Over
nine hundred guests are there by actual
count
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Marina Intelligence.

SAN FRANc1sCo, August 16.-Sniled-
Steamer Mikado, for Sydney, via Hon
olulu; steamer Belgic, for Hong Kong
via Yokohama.
NEW YoRK, August l6.-Arrived--
Steamship City Of Montreal.
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DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lat, 1875, and
it, uhexpiFel FIRE business has been reinsured BY
the pcnb0dy Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va a shown by the Resolution and Certificate an
neIel hereto. All claims for loss OF damage that
may occur after u O'Clock NJ April Is 1870, under
any FIRE policy Issued by The Fire and Marine In
sufautc Company, and 10 force, will be adjusted
and settled by the PeabOly Insurance Company.
]. Y. L. RODHERSI
Secretary.
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KENrUCKY ERECTION.

LOUISVILLE, August iO-The complete
official returns in the Courier.J journal con
Cerning the late State election gives Nc.
Creary, Democrat, a majority Of 30, l30
over Harlan, Republican. The vote for
McCreaty Is about 1000 less than the
majority Of Leslie in 1871. The House
will stand 30 Democrats ahd 10 Republic
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AUSTRIA.
A NEW RESURRECTION.

VIENNA, August 10.-A dispatch from
Agram reports that All insurrection has
broken out in Turkish Croatia, In the dis
trict between the Kostianic sea and Do
brega, along the Austrian frontier. The
insurgents have surprised n guard house,
killed the guard and seized their arms.
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MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, August 16.-Wm
L. Lee, a son Of Samuel c. Lee, Of Balti-
more, and formerly Of Marysville, Ohio
was killed here to-day by the breaking Of
a connecting rod Of the engine Of a pas
senRer train.
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Tnr establishment OF cotton factories
in India, although only commenced in
l,,3, ms already attained important re.
.nl. rs there are now in the Bombay
Presidency IS cotton spinning and wCav.
us factories, employing 100000 spindles,
i5oopowcr looms, and 10000 hands, and
turning out 100000 pounds Of yarn daily,
beside, II new mills in course Of erection
and > in operation in the Bengal I'resi.
Iy0cy and II jute mills along the GangcS,
with about $1,000 spindlcs and 3,OOOpow.
rr looms These mills are encouraged by
aprorctiyc duty levied on all imported
cotton goods, which the Manchester cot
mnmnnuiacturers have yRinly Cndcavor.
ed Ia get removed.
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Killed by Lightning.

COLUMBUS, O., August l6.-Levi Stagg,
farmer living near Johanna, In this
county, while walking in field near his
house yesterday was struck by lightning
and instantly Killed,
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ruG Philadelphia and Reading Coal
aud Iron Company have made prop
osilion TO furnish the forty or more fur.
macs now out OF blast along the Reading
Railroad and branches with all the iron
orc limestone and coal, and to take the
product off their hands, paying the cost
II manufacture. The proposition, it is
said, i, being responded to favorably by
lhr Establishments in that region, and
Ilcrc I. q fair probability Of all the fur.
n1rr, being again in blast within the next
three months. OF the twenty anthracite
furnaces in Bcrks county, sixteen are out
ui bIa.r, while two new furnacesar are about
being rDmplctcd-one at Lyons and the
olhrr At IiCchtelsville,
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The slaughter Of the innocents. Re
ports from all the large cities still show a
serious mortality among infants. The
prevailing disease Is cholera infantum,
which is on the increase.
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TIlc PresItlent at AIbany.

Albany, August l0.-President Grant
reached here at $50 p, NJ. and met with q
cordial reception, A salute was fred and
there were other demonstrations Of res
peCt and honor.
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Tur sale Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road inspIrr.the hope that that valuable
,nrcrpri.ewiII now be put in process OF
completion. The people generally have
Rulr idea OF the rare value Of this road,
once it .hal, be completed. The Colum'
bia River trade alone will go far toward
making ita paying investment, while the
Pacific coast trade and local business will
well it. income. 1t was hopclessIy in.
goIycd, but, under the management OF
lrcsh capital and energy, will he put in
suod condition, and there is reason for
6ciicying that twill prove, ultimately, q
gflul success.
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A LAMESTADLE occurrence, the result
olgro's carelessness, causing loss Of hu-
man life has been brought to light in Bal
timorc 1t appears that n well.knowr
physician Of that city while attending q
child for scarlet fever had occasion tC
mop its throat with Camel's halt
brush and that in so doing the brush be,
came detached from Il penholder which
had been inserted in the quill handle and
passing into the windpipe causing the
death Of the little one from sulTOcaLion
ten minutes later. The mother Of the
child asserts thNt when the brush became
detached the physician exhibited great
excitement and Immediately plunged his
hand into the child's mouth to recover 1t.
This the physician denies asserting that
when the brush became detached IL was
lying on the child's tongue and he could
readily have secured it had not the moth
cr become excited and In her frantic ei.
forts to obtain II pushed 1t further down
the chid's throat. A singular feature Of
the case ia that the physician in giving n
certificate Of death gave the cause as scar.
let fever, lie did 40 he says because the
childhad been suffering with that disease,
and he did not deem ii necessary to enter
into any explanation in regard TO the &c.
cident which he admits was the immediate
cause Ofdpath.
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rAssrp rnnorulI rr1n srEz cANA1.
VT. LOUIS.


sr. Louis, August tO.-Dr Howard the
resident physician Of the Insane Asylum
sent letter 10 The County Court to-day
asking that body to order mn immediate
and thorough investigation Of the caust
Of the recent deaths In that institution
and also the general management OF tht
Asylum. The Court laid the matter ovei
pending the verdict Of the CoronerS jury
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE FORMING.
The Globe Democrat has received /
special from Chester, Illinois, which say
a vigilance committee had been organizes
in Jackson county, and two men, namet
Montgomery Stephens and VIM. Flood
have been arrested; much excitement Il
said to prevail there, and the outlaws ART
to I've given no quarter. Jackson county
adjoins Williamson county, and like tht
latter is infested with a gang Of tespeFa
does who defy the law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

BuSoLISG EXECUTIONS. 49, There arc
many who think we ought to initiate the
example Of less civilized countries in thi.
respect and select more expeditions
mode Of execution, In China, Japan and
other far eastern countries expert cxccu,
TONERS sever the head from the body with
ucatocss and dispatch, using u sword OF
cimcar. The guillotine and garrotc are
sail to be very eiIectual as instruments oI
execution. In this country the moose /,
nude an instrument Of slow torture, ms in
successful executions death does not cnsuC
under ten or fifteen minutes, and when
bnglcd scarcely inside Of twenty. Only
continental considerations unworthy Of
thought seem to prevent the adoption oI
some more merciful method Of "tOkinl
of our capital criminals.
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NoJ .oduIl out West, The clearings
,fthochicago banks last week footed up
a,g.aI ot s2l17l,955,6s, being $?,7OOOOO
IN exec. over the corresponding week
Lat vclr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

Rioitsd. That the proposition Of the Peabody In.
stitahcC Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsuranco
nf lhe FIRE business Of this Company BE, and the sauie
IL hereby accepted, and the President Of this Com.
pany, together With Messrs.. Reid, uoshorn and
UEIfen, are hereby appointed committee TO con
sumntNte tho trnnHGr Of reinsurance. Provided,
that uron examination by the committee Of the
RSrtS OF tho PealOdy Insurance Company II Is
found to he perfectly responsible. .. -
isIVbc,Il C. H. COLLIER, sec'y.
IsiEnait A. WILSON, Prest.
tJnon examination Of the Assets hnd llabilltiea Of
tho lrabyiy Insurance Company, We are fully at
''Tsh IsIVaedi S " II" '''' ''''' JOHN REID,
A. WILSON,
WIN. 8. GOSH0RN,
THOS. UBRIEN,
Combaiitea.
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MICHIGAN.
SAW MILLS BURNED.

DETROIT, August 1G.-The saw mill Of
T. saylor 4 Co., at Carrolton, Mich, OPP.
posite Fast Saginaw, was destroyed by
lire at noon to-day. The mill was built
last season, and was almost entirely new.
Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
A collision occurred on the Flint &
piere Marquette railroad near Flint early
this morning between n passenger train
and special engine. Both engines were
totally wrecked, and brakeman named
John Honassey was crushed to atoms. JO.
scph 1lurd, conductor on the special en-
glne, was badly manglcd and died this
afternoon. Smith Randall, brakeman,
and Edward Wilson, fireman, were se-
riouSly injured; Levi Metz, mail agent,
badly bruised about the head and
shoulders; George BOisL, engineer Of the
passenger train, badly bruised. The pas
Sengers escaped with slight injuries.
STRUCK ny LIGHTNING.
The Star Island House, n new summer
hotel recently opened at 81. Clair Flats,
was struck by lightning Sunday afternoon
and badly damaged. Some Of the guests
were severely shocked, but fortunately
none were seriously hurt.
AsiX-oARED RACE.
A siS.oared boat race has been arranged
TO take place in the Detroit river oil Fri.
day next, between the Excelsiors, Of this
city, and the WahwahsumS, oiSaginaw.
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ON CHANGE.
AN ArrEMrr ro cur TnE LEyEE

The Ledger learns that last night an Mt
tempt was made to cut the leyee at Bcu-
lab, near Napoleon, Ark. The patrol dis
covered the villains, and fight ensued,
resulting in the killing OF one Of the ma
ruuders, the wounding Of two others and
the capture Of the fourth. II
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Valentine Vail, a painter, was Instant
ly killed to-day by falling from window
Of house. He was engaged in hanging
ashutter, lost his balance and broke his
neck
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, August 16.-The river has
declined one.fourth Of an inch, and by to-
morrow II Is thought steady decline
will set In, The water Is running across
the necks Of the DEVILS Elbow, thirty
miles above here, and some fear It will
cut through and shorten the river some
twenty-five miles and cause a sudden rise
in this vicinity, but those who arc well
informed do not believe n cutoff will be
formed during the present rise.
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
/ Kealhafer 4 Co., grocery and commits
sion merchants, made an assignment to.
day, Their liabilities are given Rt $20,-
900 and their assets at $4,000.
OCCUPIED THE NEW BUILDING.
The Cotton Exchange moved to-day to
the new building erected for that purpose
at tho corner Of Madison and Front
streets, which is said to be the finest in this
country, except the Savannah Exchange.
ON CHANGE.
jill. Rutherford, of Newcastle, J. Kay,
OF Manchester, John Thomas, Of Leeds,
and Joseph Neal, of London, members Of
the Mississippi Valley Society were on
Change to-day, and had a conference with
n number Of prominent citizens in regard
to direct trade. They leave for st. Louis
tonight.
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LONDON, August lG. = The Austrian
Government has notified Turkey OF the
necessity for more energetic measures
for the suppression Of the insurgents in
Herzegovinia.
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Hoap DeeD to Plant.

W. j. Beal, professor of botany and
Horticulture at the agricultural college
Lansing, Mich, has published the re-
suits of planting corn and peas at diI-
ferent depths, varying from one inch
to one foot. The land was sandy and
dry as dust at the time Of planting, but
the corn planted only one inch deep
came up first and kept ahead all the
other lots through the season although
that planted foot deep did tolerably
we'll. Peas covered nine inches deep
did as well as any, and stood the
draught better than those that were
covered but two or four inches. Our
own experience in planting on heavy
land is decidedly unfavorable to the
practice of covering seeds of any kind
more than an inch deep. The present
spring, while the ground was dry as
ashes, of seeds planted about an inch
deep, many of them failed to germi.
nate until they had lain In the ground
several weeks, or until soaked by a
rain. During the height of the drought
we sowod held with millet, and fear
ing the seed would be long while
coming up we ventured to try the ex-
pertinent, for once, OF working the
seed In with a cultivator. The result
was most disastrous, as a heavy rain
followed the sowing Immediately,
soaking and packing the soil to such
an extent that the seeds came up very
poorly, much of it failing entirely.
Most of the field and garden seeds have
come up this year in battalions, those
plated deepest coming up In good
time, wi lie those nearer the surface
remaining dormant until after the
heavy rains In June. 1t would seem
that no definite rule can be adopted as
to the depth of planting which will
not require the judgment'of the plant
er at the time, and even then he may
wisely miss the mark.
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ODDS ND ENDS.

The misery felt by the child who
couldn't go to the picnic 10 nothing to
that of the one who has been to IL.
The man who cheats in short meas.
ure Is measureless rogue. If In whis-
key, then he is rogue in spirit. II by
falsifying his accounts, then he Is an
unaccountable rogue. If he gives u
bad title to land, then he is rogue
indeed. If he give short measure in
wheat, then he is rogue in grain.
Dom Piatt's house in Washington
took fire one Sunday morning. He su-
perintended in person the moving out
of his parlor furniture. The men car
ried piano down the front steps and
placed 1t on the side walk. Here
boys" said Dom, don't leave that
there, or the firemen will play on it. "
Curious answers often come ont in
examination for the civil service. The
word inheritance occurring in page
of reading, the examiner Intercepted
the youngster: "What is inheritance?"
"Patrimony." What is patrimony.',
Something left by a father" "What
would you call it If left by a mother:"
"Matrimony,"
A French gentleman who was show.
ing an American friend through Paris,
said:
II suppose in America you do moi
have many statues of the founders OF
your country"
"Oh yes, plenty Of them." replied
the American. "There is one In front
of nearly every cigar store in the
land"
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REGlsTER,s ORDER.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Mar. q. 1876
Upon the application Of Peter !. brennan
and Victor DuPont Executors OF Henry
finegap. Jr.. late of Wilmington Huhdred,
n said county. deceased: It is Ordered and
directed BY the Register that the Executors
Aforesaid. give notice of the granting Of Lst
.te-s Tsstamentary upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements to be bosted within
SDrtJ days from the date of such Letters. In
In Of the most public places OF the county. OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
ruands against the Estateto present the Same.
or abide BY an Act of Assembly in such case
made ana provided. And also cause the same
p be inserted within the same peried In the
Daily 6asette. q newspaper published In
Wilmington, and TO be continued therein three
"s:e. q; .. Y Given under the hand and seal
HaCAs of office Of the Register af9re-
Z SEAA /said, at New Castle. in New
> Castle county aforesaid the day
s. G. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tatA VI the deceased must present the same
dnly attested to the Executors. on OF
hefhfe March %. 1876. or abide the Act las
semhly IN eueh case made and provided.
PETER N. BRENNAN,
VICTOR DUPONT;
Executors.
AHfs-2weod.
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REGISTERS Order,
RKaIsTER OFFIcE.

nkNIbTkh OfFlChs
New Castle County. March 18th. 1875.
HP4n the application of SAKAH JANE
SHARPE, Executrix Of THOMAS II.
SHARPE. late of Wilmington Hundred. In
said county, deceased it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Exeoutrix
aforesaid give notice of the granting Of Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate of the de-
ceased. with the date of granting thereof,
nR causing advertisements to be posted
M53Sn forty days from the date of such
L2Iefs, in six Of the most public places
u Che County of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate to present the Fame, or abide BY an
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
gtded. And also cause the same to be insert
ed within the same period in the Will
nington GaEette,a newspaper published In
WILMINGTON. and to be continu ued therein
three weeks. (E. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of
49,, New Castle, in New Castle County
foreaid, the day and year above written.
S, &C. BIG6S. Register.
NOTICE.
All person shaving claima against the Es.
tate 0fthe deceased must present the same
duly attested to the kxecutrix on or before
Marot 1ita. 1876. or abide the Act of Assem-
bay in such caae made and provided.
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
Executrix.
Adarsss-WilminRton. Del. mh2 -3weod
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CdADWiCK'S DELAWARE MUSEUMi
ayI and 2o9 WEST FOURTH srREET,

IN DEIAAWARE
CLADWICK's DELAWARE MUsEUMi
HII and 200 WEST FOURTH srREET.
Opposite the City Spring, Wilmington. Del.
Has ie-opened to the public with large
collection Of new cMiosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks Of nature. Also, large
addition of noted lne-size Figures. Correct
likenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prot Repett, among wnlch
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the n9ted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Ian
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave /;
VIM. Burke, the murderer of 40 persons; Ma
thias Shupinchi, murderer of the peddler boy
Arthur Spring, the murderer Of two sisters !;
also he son OF Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab
man, the murdered peddler boyi Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut. Montrovile, the be-
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn.
pie; Crazy Nora, Of philadelphia; Witch Of
Endor In the forest. Also, 25,Ooo Birds, Ami
mais, Reptiles, &c, from all parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Nnseum-
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seen for the pice Of admission than at
any other exhibition In the country. Open
dry and evening from 8 o'clock, A. Al. until
l0.30 +. NJ. Admission only 10 IS; Children
10 cents, to see the whole collection
w. HIGH ADWICk, Proprietor.
decl6Wly
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No Person can take these Bius,..
Ing TO directions, and remain LONG rHn.
vided their bones are not destroyea \.
poison or other means, and vital or,.Tn. ~
oeyond the point OF repair. "
Dyspepsia or lndigestlou. Dess,s.
In. ,.he Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness NJ y.
Dizziness. Sour Eructations or the stoS'.s
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, paIsi,,-I
the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lung, H. I!
region OF the Kidneys, and hundred aih.,auN
symptoms, are the cfisprings Of DysOsis,
bottle will prove better guarantees a NJ.
than lengthy advertisement.
Fer Female COlnplaints. I'm yonr, q.
married or single, at the dawn II wonss,,~
the turn OF HE, these Tonic Bltters dIssI..s
cided an influence that improvement, /; ~,
ceptible.
For Innsmmaiory and Chropi M.
suatisni and Goat, Bilious, Remlttsri,iI
mistent Fevers, Diseases OF the BloW L,,, n
neys and Bladder, these Bitters hi,, n .,s'
such Diseases are caused by vitisteds iii
They nre q gentle Purgntiye l. gu !
n Tonic, possessing the merit Of ut,s q
powerful agent In relieving Congestion g,:.i
nation Of the Liver and yisceral 0rgsn nj \
Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tesr N
RheuIn, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pus,uti N|
CarLuncles, Ring-Worms, Sca1d.Head, Son nj
Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratloos Of t,nI
uumors and Diseases Of the Skin Of whs;aJsr1
or nature, are literally dug up and carrieio.ii1
system In O short time by the use Of theN ~
Grateful Thousands proclaim vNtlpIl
rERs the most wonderful lnYigosant that md
tanned the sinking system.
R. III. MCDONALD & co,
druggists and Gen. ASts., San Francisco, Il
sor. or washington and Charlton Sts., MI
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS L DEALRRs(
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NOTICE.

NEW DRESS GOODS-Just opened a com
~ plete assortment of new dress fabries.
comprising the most desirable shades and
styles In PLAIN aud plaid gosds. =
W. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Aazket strsets