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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30

SUDDEN DEATH William Fox, an old and es-
timable citizen Of Little Greek Hundred, Kent
county, died at bis residence, at Leipsic, on the
goth inst. while sitting up in a chair The de-
ceased WAS over 80 wears of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
Jail Delivery.

ssoAPE OF sEvEE PrIsoNERs FROM A MISSOURI
PRISON.
Sr. JOSEPH, Oct. 29.
Last evening, seven prisoners escaped from
jail, in this city, by saving off the iron bars OF
SndhM
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30

REPUBLIoAN CLUB.-The regular meeting Of
the Republican Club will be held this evening al
the rooms. 404 Market ST ,(second story.) Mem
bers and Republicans generally are requested to
attend
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
The Famous Coal Lands Suit.

VERDICT FOR s4,000000 IN FAVOR OF CALHOUN
DERR1SGR.
WIIEEssARRE, Pa, Dot. so.
In the great eiectment suit Of Calhoun NJ.
Aerringer rs Coke et al. for coal land valued at
100000 , a verdict, to-day, was rendered in
tayor of Derringer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
Marriagfs.

BETRLLE-HALL On the eth inst, at the resi-
dence o William Il Faulkner, near Red ion, by
the rev. II. H. Bodlne. Mr. William II. Betelle to
Miss Jenuls Hal both ri this city,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30

LEorURE AT ST. PAuL's.-Rev. Enoch Stubbs
will deliver lecture in st. Paus NJ. L Church
on Thursday evening November 4th on whats
the Use2" for the benefit of the Sunday
lrho
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30

LONDON, Oct 80.
The Leeds Mercury, Of to-day, says that the
large iron producers, Messrs, Blockaw, Vaughan
& Co., employing IN their collieries, mines and
works near ten thousand men, have notified their
mployees at Middlesburough, Wilton Park and
the Eaton Works, in Yorkshire, that owing to
the depression IN trade, their engagements must
terminate ON the 14th of November next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.

REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN. Oct 80
Probabilities-For the Middle States, low or
falling barometer south-eas to south winds,
warm, cloudy weather and rain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
aleir Adrsrtisemenfs.


EyRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
4 M0KEN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
THE MARKET.
GEO. w BUSH & SON, French st. wharf.
ENTERPRISE C0AL.--IN ORDER TO
NJ better aeco modae my increasing trade, j
nave again opened coal yard. az est and Water
4lreets which | intend conduct IN connection
with my yard al the wharf OF J. Morton POOL b
o. and au ckng both yards with all the
uferent sizes of Ente prise coal, which ha- given
slch universal sat sfactlou wherever used, after
trial, all people want to know, is where to get 1t
and tn v will buy no other.
otices West and Water streets and Orange and
Water.
aprlZ-lyof JOSEPH FOUT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
Con, merclaI Reports.

commercial RepOrtss
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA 0ot 80.
Flour dull, extra S5 25@,5. 3716 North FAM
lily S6 25@7 Penna Indiana Ono do S6.30@6 so
high grades 81 50@8.60. Wheat quiet but steady
amber, 1891. 40; western red, 1.10@1 Is. Rvt
sells 1906. Corn less firm, yellow, 72172jS;
mixed, 72073 white II. Oats dull, white 42@47.
mixed 38@4016 Whiskey S1.17.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDywIsE MILLS FoR FLOUR
AND aRAIH-coRREcTED DAILY.
Family Flour. SS 0039 90
Extra Flour. Observation-Disclosures. 75a8 so
Snperfne Flour. r.,................... i.7695.75
Wheat. ...................... 1856
Corn. orn...................... Toe
1t il said there is movement on foot to con-
vert Rice's old foundry at Tenth and Orange
streets into gymnasium.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
kT IRE NEW GOODS ......
WI AT THE
SO CENT STORE.

pairs OF woilen stockings or cotton hose, do ladies
and gents outside jackets; champion shoulder
brace pocket and night lamps; lanterns burglar
alarms, parlor croQuct, tIy Die pames new mantel
orn .ments patent woolduster for piano carriage,
hats, whips for 90 cents also the best machinists
level or try-sqnare made from 81 to t8 each.
pctaQ. .etd.atw- sol MARKET ST,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
SECOND EDITION.
The Laurel Fair.

WELL ATTENDED AND MUCH INTEREST sHowN-THE
RACES AND NAMES OF THE SUCCESSFUL HoR-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30

DLAtK SILKS.-HAVING PLACED
ID our order with the manufacturer at Lyons
France, OF the celebrated Cachrmire, Alexandra
Black silks, we are enabled to offer our customers
extra Inducements In these goods.
w. B. SH ARP,
Fourth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-30
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
Engl and.

sUsPESsIoN OF VAST ErTEBpHIsEs-10,00 600 MEN TO
BE TURNED OUT OF Work.
, 1875-09-18

SUMMARY OF NEWS BY ENGLISH MAIL,

A Brussels paper, which is regarded
as o semi-official Russian organ, states
that there is no danger from the Herzego-
yina instruction to the peace of Europe,
as the three northern empires are deter
mined to prevent any general disturbance,
but they will urge the Porte to amelioyate
the condition of its Christian subjects.
The new plan for the organization of
the Russian Cavalry is stated to resolve
itself into the permanent maintenance of
that branch Of the army upon q war footing.
Offers have been made by the suspend
ed firm of Duncan, Sherman, and Co., Of
New York, to pay IS. Sd. in the pound by
several instruments.
The floods that have occurred in British
Burmah have caused great damage.
The Council of the Irish Home Rule
League has adopted resolutions repudiating
the advice given by Catholic priests at
Glasgow, that no confidence be placed in
Protestant leaders, the Council declaring
that their object is quite apart from reli-
gious opinions, and is one which men of
all creeds may worthily labour to attain.
The Northern Powers have suggested
TO the Porte that the insurgents OF Herze-
govina be invited to lay down their arms
and submit their grievances to the consi-
deration of Special Commissioners, but the
Sultan's Government has not yet agreed
to the proposal.
A meeting of German journalists has
been held at Bremen, at which it was
resolved to endeavour to obtain legislation
for i~nsuring greater freedom to the anony-
nifty Of the public press.
It isestated that Cardinal Nc. Closkey,
who had arrived at Rome, was the bearer
of o sum of 500, 900 francs as an offering
to the Pope from the Roman Catholics OF
the United States.
A telegram received at the British
Admiralty from the Governor of New
South Wales, announces that Commander
, 1875-09-18
C OLO N l..

The telegraphic news of the weather
to windward, published in our last, is fully
confirmed by the papers received by the
mail. We give a few items herewith.
As would be expected, the gales have
not extended as far as Trinidad. At
Barbados it blew strongly from the
southwest on the 9Th. At 3 o'clock the
morning OF the 9th it had increased to a
perfect gale, lashing the sea into a per
feet fury, and blowing with some violence
inland. The papers speak Of some dam
age having been done to houses, but it
was in the harbour hat the effects of the
gale were most apparent. Four vessels
were stranded. Considerable damage has
been done to the lighters and passenger
boats. Sixteen lighters, along with many
smaller crafts were on the beach back OF
MarshalPs Hall. Inland, the vicinity OF
the Naval Hospital was under water
, 1875-09-18

Goodenough, of Fl. M. S. Pearl, was killed
with two seamen by the natives of Santa
Cruz, an island in the South Seas.
The Cezarewitch arrived at Copenhagen
on the 23rd August upon q visit to the
Danish Royal family.
It is stated that the Chinese Government
appears disinclined to afford satisfaction to
the British Government for the murder of
Mr.. Margary, and that the British Minis
ter at Pekin has appealed to the Home
Government for instructions. The foreign
fleets are being concentrated at Chefoo.
Yakoob Khan is ravaging the Chinese
frontier and has captured many towns.
The foot and mouth disease prevails very
extensively in many counties of England.
In Dorsetshire, according to the last re-
turns, there were nearly $4,000 animals
affected, including 1900 sheep.
The discussions among the Republican
party in France are becoming more mark
ed, and M. Naquet, M. Louis Blanc, and
other leaders of the extreme section
warmly condemn NJ. Gambetta's policy in
conceding what they call a Monarchical
Republic.
A new Ministry has been formed in
Servia which is t favourable to active support
Of the insurrection.
The capture of SEQ D'Urgel by thu AL
phonsists has been a subject of great ~rejoic-
ing at Madrid and a cause of Encouragement
to the Carlists. A Papal organ at Rome
suggests the probability of Don Carlos
withdrawing from the contest for the pres
ent, to await a more favourable opportuni-
ty for renewing bis claims.
An International Law Conference at
the Hague has passed resolutions in favour
of the immunity from capture Of merchant
vessels during war,
Five women have been committed by
the Bolton magistrates for trial for con-
spring to charge q young man with q
criminal assault upon ore of their number.
A semi-ohicial Paris paper intimates
that, in Difference to the general expressed
opinion of the Paris press, it is probable
that the German Catholic Pilgrimage
to Lourdes will be abandoned. Catholic
congresses have been sitting at Rheims and
Poictier, at which the most o~ff3ctual
means Of fostering religious feryour were
discussed.
The latest intelligence from Eastern
Europe shows that the Herzegovina insur-
rection is spreading throughout Northern
Bosnia. The Servians also, despite the
declared neutrality of the Prince ard Gov
ernment, are displaying warm sympathy
with their neighbouring fellow-C Christians.
The behaviour of the Chinese authorities
towards the British Minister at Pekin is
very unsatisfactory, and Mr.. Wade has
suggested to the British Government that
it would be prudent to hold troops in readi-
ness for China, in view Of possible events.
The Turks at Trebinje, strengthened by
the troops which have lately arrived, at
tackled on August 3lst the insurgents in
the Monastery of Duzo, and drove them
into the mountains.
, 1875-09-18

English Islands Molasses, per gallon, SO to
400. Premium on Gold 1863 to {. Exchange
New York aud London 4s24.
LONDON l1.-Sugar, Demerara Crystals per
cwt., 24l6 duty paid Muscovado per cwt., 1916
duty paid. Clayed Havana, No. H.. 23I in
bond. Demerara rum, per gallon 2Io4 in bond.
Trinidad cocoa. per cwt. 58l. Oonsols Gag to
z. Bank of England Rate Of Discount 2oIe.
Rentes 66.75. Cotton u tod.
Septr 10.
ST. THOMAS STATION.
The Steamer "Investigator'' arrived at King
ston on Sunday night from Pedro Bank, Jamaica,
bringing 100 Of the crew of the Shannon, all the
plate and linen, and a quantity of damaged cargo
and baggage.
Inns. "Dryad'' was standing by the "Shan-
non" when the Investigator left.
Later advicss from Kingston dated 18th, state
that the Shannon 10 now a total wreck,
RMS. rNile'' left Jamaica for st. Thomas on
the lAth at IL o'clock moor.
Cable between Holland Bay Jamaica and Sana
tiago dc Cuba repaired, thus re-establishing com.
munication with the United States and Europe.
, 1875-09-18
7 e L E G Il A M S i.
ST. THOMAS STATION.
Sept'r I3.

Sept'r l3.
New York 1.-THE Pope has instructed
the Bishops and Clergy in Bosnia to do their
utmost to restore tranquility in the Provin-
ces.
There has been an interview between the
French and Russian Ministers for foreign
affairs at Interlaken respecting, it is said, the
policy Of their respective countries in case of
complications arising out of the instruction in
Turkey.
An inquest has been held on the persons
who lost their lives in consequence of the COLI
sion between the Royal Steam Yacht and the
sailing Yacht " Mistletoe' at which the officers
of the ALBERTA were blamed and it was
suggested that in future a slower speed should
be adopted.
A pamphlet has been published in France
advising the Count de Ohambord to resign his
claim to the Throne of France.
The Orleanist party repudiates any partici-
patton in its publication.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Sept'r Is.
NEW YORK 11.-Flour, per barrel. triple
extra in New Orleans $6B to 7. Meal, per
barrel, SAL to a.. Heavy Mess Pork, per
barrel $214. Sugar, Crystals, per h., 81 to
94c. Fair to good refining, per h., S3c.
, 1875-09-18
r. 1 E.N'T.
Isl. Vincent WItncse, Sept. 81.

~ y ""~~'H - "tNN' ~"
To-day has been repleta with events disas-
trous to the internal and commercial interests
Of the colony. The oppressive heat which
prevailed far the last four or five weeks, has
been productive of much tempestu0us weather.
Although on several occasions heavy rains and
o%verlowings of rivers have in one or two places
occasioned some damage, yet the Barometer
remained at fair weather, and gave no reason
to anticipate the calamity which has befallen
us. The storm which burst over US this morn.
ing was only indicated yesterday about s. p.
m. by the Barometer falling at variable"
Throughout yesterday, the horizon had
maintained q cloudy and.uhsettled appearance
the wind extremely light, with an occasional
shower of rain, followed at intervals by Gains
and intense heat. 1t was not until about IL
p. NJ, that the wind freshened from the g..
the clouds gathered in dense masses in the
N. and e. n. E.. quarter, that 1t was fairly
peroeptibie that We were going to experience
one of those Equinoctial gales, so usual in these
ATTITUDES at this period of the year. About
menced the clouds now dark and heavy dis.
charged torrents of rain, but were sometimes
dispersed and driven before the wind, which
continuedto blow harder at each succeeding blast.
The darkness of the night, the terrific peals
of thunder which were very close and vivid
lightning added to the horror Of the scene.
At /. a. m. the Barometer had fallen IL
degrees the wind increasing and the sea rising
higher and higher, and breaking with great
violence. The several vessels at anchor in
Port, unable to get underway, excited most
intense interest. The rain continued to fall
heavily, and as morning dawned the eye be-.
held Kingstown almost inundated-Bridges
undermined and falling, several small houses
washed away by the mighty torrent Of water
which came rolling from the mountains, and
trees uprooted by the violence of the wind.
The harbor presented a picture truly appal.
ling the violence OF the weather had already
driven on shore the American Sohr. yelling.
ton the brigt. Deromshire; the sloops Sr VIM.
Smagg, SKY Lark, Traveller and Diamond
the latter a total wreck and three Lighters
belonging to Capt. Livley the roaring oftAe +.
waves and the breaking of the serf upon the
beach filed the mind with horror, while we
beheld the sloops May Queen, Water W5tcA'
and Carri6 struggling in the tempest.
Kingstown has suffered much damage, Ia
the destruction of bridges and other masonry.
In the streets, so very great was the accumu-.
lation of broken boughs-hurled many OF them.
from lofty trees, with the destroyed fences and!
the fragments of fallen houses-as to render a
, 1875-09-18
ORDER OF DAY

for tie Colonial Councils Extraordinary
Meeting Monday goth September 1876
10 o'clock noon.
1, and Discussion on Additional Grant
for 1s75-76 for $270 for training a
Midwife.
Q. Discussion on Committees Report on
Communal Accounts for l972-73.
8. Discussion on Letter from the Presi-
dency dated 18th September concern
ing Contract with Mrs. A. Ripperger
for the purveyance etc. to the Garri-
son at Frederiksted and Kingshill.
, 1875-09-18
NEW I'D ERTTSEMEWTS.
acknowledgements

NET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
W Udkast til Repartitionen afgang-
ne George Roberts og ligeledes af-
gangne Hustru Mary Roberts F@l-
lesbo vii blive fremlagt paa en- Ses-
sion, son afholdes Onsdagen den
l3de October f0rstkommende, Mid
dag XXI. IL slet, hyorefter Boet for
ventes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den lode
September 1875.
III. A. JURs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28
ADMINISTRATIONS Reform

Mr.. NJ. D. Conway, in his letter on
"London," quotes the remark Ofa vestry-
man when some American custom was
proposed, that america is the best
country in the world to tell what to do,
but the poorest country in the world to
tell how, to do it." And he seems to
agree with the vestryman, especially IN
the matter of civil service reform. He
saws that in England civil officers gener-
alIy hold their Offices as long as they are
faithful and competent, and are pension
ed when they are old. As result there
is rarely BETRAYAL of trust or malfeas-
ance in office This system gives Eng
land a continuous life and character, and
the country is free from perpetual party
relations. Neither party is able to give
any office by favOritism or as a reward
for political services in an election.
We presume no one will charge US as
being unpatriotic if we give it as our
opinion that good limited monarchy,
that of England is better than a poor,
Eacillating republic like this. Our ad.
ministration has movable ceLter,
Sometimes the center of power is located
in Washington, once in while i'll the
Cabinet, sometimes in the Halls of Con-
Rress, altogether too frequently in Wall
Street, to say nothing of Long Branch,
where the great capitalists do congregate,
sipping their wine and talking great
swelling words. There is danger some
times that the unreasOning rabble will
take the responsibility of administering
the government. Everlasting rotation
is everlasting uncertainty, if not ever
lasting ruin, to any government. Even
frequent changes in school has de-
moralizlng tendency, always serving to
disorganize and therefore to discourage.
1t is not so mnch the people in repub-
lie as it is ambitious politicians who de-
mand frequent changes in the admins
tratiOn of the government. Indeed If 1t
were not for intermeddlihg politicians,
who will not let the government rest,
the people at large would be satisfied
with any good man as President, wheth-
er called Democrat or Republican.-Ak-
ron argus.
The learned mOnarchist of the Argus
prefers the dead sea Of tyranny to gov
ernmeht for the people by the people,
Will he not inform his readers where
they may find "a good limited mon
archy?" If he will so inform them, we
shall advise him and all who think with
him to "go where they belong"-unless
Sney are saiis6ed we have already got a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28
MARRIED.


WALLACE, -,KITzMILLER-.0n Wednesday
evening 9TH lnSt At the Isl NJ +. church, ny Rev:
G. W. smith, Mr.. samuel r. Wallace OF Akron, and
Miss Belle s. Kitzmiller of this city.
ALLENTOWN -WILsoN-By the Rev. II. Voegele'
on October Sd, Mr., Allen AllertOn Of Osnaourg
township TO Miss Alice Wilson.
UooMB-EIcHER- October Goth, 1875, at the res.
idence of the brides mother, in Canton by the
Rev. E. Ellison, VIM. E. Coomb, Of Missouri, and
Matilda NJ. Eicher, Of Canton, Ohio.
sAMMET-F -FIREsToNE-On the 10 inst, by the
Rev. p. Herbruck, Mr., Phillip. Sammet and Miss
Ellen Firestone,
BARNsD-SNYDER-O the 18th inst, by the same
Mr.. Herman S, Barns and Miss Louisa Snyder,
both of Canton.
PAUL-ZUPP--On the 2lst inst, by the same, Mr..
Theodore H. Paul and Miss Frederca Zupp, both
of MassillOn.
HANER-OLLsEN-0n october 10th 1875, by
Samuel Krder, j. p. Mr.. Samuel Haner and Au'
gusta Olsen
ZuRCHER-MALTER-O Oct. 18th 1875, by the
same, Anton Zurcher and Catharine Matter.
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Sale of Real IEstate.

The undersigned will offer at private sale the
homestead farm Of John Hershey. deceased, con-
tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres situate two
miles south Of Canal Fulton Said farm is under
a good state ofeultivaton with good new dwell
ing house, barn, and ndoutbuildings. Also, tenant
house, orchard, and good spring Of water In
the sale of said farm there will be excepted,
tram road right Of way, renting for slGO % per
year. switch right Of way, renting TOT sl5O Oper
year. and right Of way over and under thirty
acre coal lease off the east side Of said farm leased
to L. Crawford 4 Sons, renting for $1,000, so that
the right of way rents and tenant house will
amount TO $500 90 annually to the purchaser, as
well the coal rents arising from said coal lease.
Terms Of sale will be made easy:
Ifsaid farm shall not be sold before THE FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next, then the undersigned
will offer the same in an entire lot or in parcels 10
suit purchasers.
Persons desiring further information concern.
ing said narm win call with the undersigned at
Canal Fulton or with d. HEMPERLf, at the
hardware store at Massillon, Ohio.
W. G. MYERS, Agent
Canal Fulton, July 20, 1875. jy2gh
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SATURDAY., the 10th day of November, 1875,
SHERIFF. SALE.


Amelia Banks VS.. Isaac X, Meyers, ct ux.
BY virtue of ali order TO sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry, on the premises in the city of Massillon, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of November, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate in said
county, " wit, being the north east quarter Of ot
cr block numbered one hundred and eighty. four,
GSlj said lot or block is bounded as follows: on
the north by North street, Oh the east by High st.,
ON the south by Plum-street ON the west by Cedar
street.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. IN. Terms
One third Cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises,
Oct Ole WILLIAM BAXTER sherin'
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A third ward family had just closed out the pre-
pared remains of spring chicken at dinner last
Sunday, when the most precocous lamb OF the
aock raised his small voice and asked
Ma, why is an egg-why am like an egg?
don't know my son, replied the interested ma
tFOn.
Well If you can guess, why I'll tell you; cause
sometimes I'm good, sometimes I'm bad, and
sometimes I'm purity full of young chicken, and
Oh golly ouchmyear! And the smart child rush
ed away from the table to mediate and wonder
what sense there was in trying to be smarter than
other children
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF SALE.

W. C. Thompson, Assig. VS.. George Geltz, ct al
BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio; and to me
directed | will offer for sale at public outcry
at the door of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Oth day of November, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit, Lot number thirty-nine (o9) In
ThompSOn's addition to Canton.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
OCt2l-e
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF. SALE.

French, Keith & Co. VS.. Ferdinand Ruchti ct al.
By virtue of fl. ia. issued from the Court Of
directed, will offer for sale at public Outcry in
the city of Canton on
Saturday, the SOth day Of October, 1875,
The following described real estate situate in said
County, to wit. Lots numbers eleven (Il) and
twelve 12) in West Massillon. Also lots numbers
eighteen 1s) aud nineteen Qg in Lengs addition
to the city Of Masslon
Sale to commence at one o'clock. p m Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
san90-p
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NAN OF A THOUSAND.

A CoNsUMPTIyE CURED.-when death was honr.
ly expected from CONSUMPTION, all remedies hav.
ing failed, accident led TO discovery whereby DR..
H. James cured his only child with preparation
of Cdsdbis IRdicd He now gives this recipe free
on receipt of two stamps to pay expenses There
not dissipate-Night Sweats, Irritation of the
Nerves, Difficult Expectoraton, Sharp Pains in the
Lungs, Nausea at the stomach, Inaction OF the
Bowels, and Wasting OF the Muscels. Address
Craddock q Co., 1882 Race Street, Philadelphia Pa
giving name Of this Daper. senSOol