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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-26

The manufacturers received the highest and only
award given 10 Porous Pastcrs nj she Centennial.
We warrant BcDsons Capciue Plnster 10 be snpc-
ror 20 all other Porous Pastcrs and 10 all linments
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ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

Ask any physician II Bensol's Capcne Porous
Plaster Ii not the best plaster "a The world. This
remarkable article was invented 10 overcome the
great objection always found 10 ihe ordinary porous
plaster OF slow action In bringing relief
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She made the run to New Orleans and back
in the excellent time Of ten days and
sixteen hours.
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r, AME, BACK.

For lame and weak back. rheumatism, troubles OF
the spine and kidneys, IL II trn'y wonderful rene
dy. Physicians everywhere sccognzc It's great s'i-
perority to other porous plasters and to all lini-
nents. i, relieves pain at once and cures quicker
than any known plaster, linimcir or compound.
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The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pending is one of great Import
ance considered in both its National
and State aspects; full Conyes-
sionsl delegation will be chosen, q.
Legislature Is to be elected which
will determine the successor to Hon.
X. j. Oglesby in the United States
Senate. Believing the success Of the
Democratic party to b. essential to
the maintenance of good govern
ernment, the Bulletin will always be
found advocating Its measures and
laboring for the success of Its repre-
bile ends every Democrat should ex:
ert himself In disseminating the
truths Of his party, and In ne way
can this be more ef1ectually done
than by the circulation Of his home
paper.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-26

CAUTION T wd1tR are f imls1en. '1 Of
Benson's Capcine Plaster IN the market. The gen
uine have the word "Capcine' cnt through each
plaster. Sold by all druggists Price % cents
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MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.
A PURELY VEGETABLE INSTALLATION En-
TIRELY UNLIKE ALL OTHER REMEDIES.

In the preparation Of this remarkable remedy
every herb plant and bark IL subjected 10 distila'
tion whereby the essential medical principle II OBJ
tanned In yapor condensed and bottled. What re-
mains In the still is inert yalueess, and totally
unfit for use In all organism delicate as the nasal
passages Yet all snufis are ins0luble compounds
VI woody fibre; all tinctnres, saturated solutions
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GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

By reason of Its Alternative properties diseases
of the blood and skim scrofula or kings evil III.
mor'; ulcers, or old sores; blotchcs pimplc1
and crupions. By virtue of It's pcctoral properties
It cures bronchial throat aud lung affections ncip'
lent consumption; lingering coughs and chronic
aryngtl-, Its cholagoguc qualities render II IN M
equalcd remedy for biliousnes-, torpid liver or iy
or complaint and its tonic properties make 1t
equally ciicacious In curing indigestion loss OF up
petite and dyspepsia.
Where the skin H. sallow and covered with botchcs
and pimples, or where there are scrofnlons afec
tions and swelings, few bottles ofGolden Medical
Discovery will effect an entire cure. II yon feel
dull drowsy dcbilitatcd, have sallow color Of skin,
or yellowish'hrown spots on face or body frequent
headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth, internal
heat or chills atcrnated with hot ushes low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite and
tongue coated, YOU are suffering from torpid liver
or biiousncss, In many cases OF liver complaint
only part of these symptoms are experienced. As a
remedy for all such cases. DR.. Perces Golden Mcdl
cal Discovery has no equal as 1t effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
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DEATTY Piuno, Organ; best. sfy-' Look for
ID startling news. Organs. IL stops, SIS; Pianos
only $3.50. Cost $G10 Circulars free. u. j. Bent
~, Washington, M
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MEDICAL.
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

A Grea, Improvement, 4 soo,Ai1s healine;;
~ on the ordinary por. "A strengthening ani
GUS plaster. pain killing agent in one.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Are not advertised as "cureas' but are specifics In
the diseases for which they are recommended.
NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS Of natural science have demon.
i strated beyond controversy that throughout the
animal kingdom the survival Of the httcrtfis the
only law vouchsafng thrift and perpetuiy Does not
the same principle govern the commercial prosperity
Of man! An inferior can not supersedc apuri
article BY reason Of superior merit Dr. Pierce's
Standard Medicines have outriyaed all others.
Their sale In the United States alone exceeds one
million dollars per annunl, while the amount ex,
No business could grow 10 such gigantic proper.
tions aud rest upon any other basis than that
merit.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, administrator Of the estate of
OF Moses llu,son deceased, hereby gives notice
that ho viii make n final report of his acts and
d0ngs ~ such administrator to the County Court
Of Alexander County Mt the August term Thereof
A. ID. 1879, t0Rii: On Monday, August nth, 1873,
aud VIII then and there ask for full and nna
settlement Of the accounts. and for discharge
from all further liability IA administrator Of said
estate
JAMES II. McCRlTE,
Administrator.
June 18th, 1873.
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Published Every Morning,
MONDAYS EXCEPTED.
1t will embrace in It's columns daily

LOCAL EVENTS,
COMMERCE,
FINANCES,
POLITICS,
LATEST NEWS,
MISCELLANY,
Of such character as we trust shall
prove the equal Of the cheapest and
best Of our contemporaries.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
YEAR.

The Cairo Bulletin enters upon its
tenth year with n complete new
outft and n determination TO make
1T In all respects worthy the support
of its patrons,
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A GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
A Is Alternative, or bood.clcansing.
fe GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
: Is PeCtoral.
y GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Is a Cholagoguc, or Liver Stimuant.
u GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
" Is tonic
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The Daily Bulletin

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-30

offer any mulc>ration. Th,Ie Is 80 inubt
an organized band 81 horse thieves some
where IN ih.t locality, and Pat Ryan was
one Of their specials, who has for long
time been plying his rascally business sue
cesSfully until "uI Sheriff got or his track
The Sheriff. OH Saturday. delivered Mr..
Peters property. aud received 81. which
had been offered fpr It> 3rc..,,ry. The
NhcIlli WAS no; aware. however. # the !e-
ward offered when he recovered the pIo-
Priiy. This horse was stnl.n ~ " Ilmin.
ton ami driven past Mr.. Peters residence
aud was SEEN 10y member, of his family
VIII" SUPPOSED that ii was al right
This is the hind stolen h"r>, recovered
within thee weeks 10y >heIn B"uldrn.
aud lac Is getting u we'll merl;ed reputation
III tins particular. Horse thieves had bet
ter give him Il wide berth
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nnDY EOTNn.

MUM fti Nj.
ON Friday last, Mr.. John ". Malone. of
this place. received Telegram Informing
him al the finding of the body o! his son
Charles, near 4 place called Wilmer. about
eighteen miles from Lancaster on the line
al the P-nnsy lvania Railroad. His body
WAS dIscnrer'd living ON a bed of stones in
a small creek Immediately under a railroad
bridge crossing the creek. The bridge is
about forty feet above the bed of The creek.
and the >Gppnsi,ion is that he attempted To
cross the bridge at night. and, making a
misstep. Tell through on to the stones be
low; but what Is most singular about IL, is
That falling THAI distance forty feet no
bones were broken and but few bruises
found on his body.
DEATH or wELL-KNowS CITIZEN.
On Monday evening last, between the
hours Of five and six o'clock. Mr..
Hugh Steel departed this life He had
been III delicate health for number of
years. Two years ago he spent the Winter
IN Florida, where he had gone To try the
efficacy ui It's climate. lie returned in the
spring somewhat benefited for the time
being. His old disease dyspepsia still re-
inaihed IN his system and terminated As
above stated. Nr. Steel was born in this
county, and lived all his life near the farm
on which he resided Al the time of his death.
lie spent the greater part of his life in
mercantile pursuits at Rock Run, and was
quite successful IN business He was one
vi the iI'rn of Carson K Steel: Steel. Coul.
son * Co. and Steel 4 Jackson, and after
wards carried on business ia his own name
y lew years ago lie disposed Of his stock in
trade and devoted himself to cultIyatinp
his fine farm near Port. Mr. Steel was a
prominent member of the PRESBYTERIAN
church III tins place, having been Rul.
ing Elder for many years and mp to the
time oi his death. He was IS wears of ACE
Ills funeral took place from his late resi-
dence, on Thursday last. and was largely
attended by has many friends aud acquaint-
ances The Rev. Mr.. Aiken conducted the
services, assisted by Rev. j. Suuier. Tn.
remains were inferred IN Nottingham GENE.
~
T"ANk>GIyING DAY
passed Oh with the, ual accompaniment of
good dinners Of roast t&rkcy. The Oxford
Band al musicians. in fur uniform dress.
paraded our streets, rnliyrrrng the town
with some choice pieces of mu. -.
OUR TOWN COMMISSIONERS
made commencement, on Nednesday, to
change the location of the stone pavement
near Mrs. Murphy's residence; but the
storm, coming on after a few spadefuls of
earth had been removed, stopped further
proceedings f"r the time Whether they
VIII succeed IN heir laudabe efforts this
Winter. is problem that the clerk of the
weather will solve for them. ITEM.
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houses I" completion. and expects to have
hem tcIautcd III Il short time
THANKSGIVING DAY

houses I" completion. and expects to have
hem teaanted III short time
THANKSGIVING DAY
passed ni! remarkably quiet. Al the stores,
save one. were closed. Our town presented
the appearance of a Sabbath. The church
was toleIahiy we'll nlIcd, the pastor, Rev.
Mr. Murray, preaching from the text
" blessed - the nation whose God is the
Lnrd.' His remarks were arplicabl. TO
the occasion. being given with much earn
e>incs> and zeal, and closed VITA verv ap
rr"pfiStr prayers by tn. Rev. r. snowden
Thomas
COMPLETED.
We are requested To say that the large
cuIvert built over the tail race at the iron
works and on the road leading from the
rock road 1" the depot is ready for the re-
sumption of public travel.
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DIED.

MAGRAN--On November lltn. 1878. of
scarlet fever, ELIZABETH HoorER. daush
ter of DIR. James VI. and Katharine v
Magraw, of Hartford county, aged years
and q months.
NAGRAN.-On November. 18Th. of scar
let fever, ALICE MITCHELL. daughter of
Dr.. Jas. NJ. and Katherine ". Magraw,
aged years aud months
STEEi..-Near Port Deposit. on Monday,
18th instant. llrGH STEEL. in the
Gsih year II Ms age.
LEACH.-In Elkton. - Tuesday, Goth
instant, Miss ELIZA LEACH, aged about
- years.
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Il. VI. House Items.
IMPROVEMENTS.

INT lsbN t-MENIs-
Mt. HalloweIl. who purchased the Everett
farm, noar this town, has Just completed a
large straw house. aud Is now preparing to
build large aud cornmodious hog house
The EcirS Of the Underwood estate have
also completed two large corn cribs which
demonstrates the fact that corn will grow
On this farm They are also putting 4
new root In part Of their house Mr.
hIchai'i Harper has newly ro"frd the
Kitchen part at his house Mr.. l.. O
am"r"n, at LI"n. il preparing to erect a,
line house on the lot he purchased from
Vi. Gsllrtd. Jos r. England has finished
IN addition 10 his barn.
RECOVERING
Mr.. {. Barrett. Of whom mention was
made some months ago, is slowly recover
Ing.
CORRECTION.
In the report OF the farm of ". c. Ham,
heion il cur last items, we should have
said Joseph Hambierou instead of James
Uambi.tuu.
Numerous candidates with little books,
soliciting aid IN behalf 81 double brecch
.nadIug guns, aighans. etc. fur the L.ue
1T of The new VI. Z. Church at Bay View.
a.e around aud any one who does not con.
Tribute something Is considered small po
IatueS.
uYMENEAL
on the eve of the 9Th inst, at the house
Of the brides father, IN the presence of A
large assembly of relations and friends.
Mr Edwin ID CaIhaTt aud Miss I.ewisa
Gathers were jOiued together III the holy
bonds OF matIimony, Rev. J. II. Johus
"ihcIaiing. After which a sumpruuus repa,t
was paItaken of, and numerous presents in
the way of glassware, table cloths, etc Were
bestosed. Again 1T IL o'clock, another
invitation In the dining room was extend
81 ana table groauIug under the weight,
81 cakes. candies. lemonade, etc, met our
gaze, ard poor eTring man also woman
was tempted 10 eat and be merry.
Bird SHOOTING.
We agreed at the commencement of the
season to report the names of those who
were the most su ,cessiul in bagging the
InnoccuiS. After few days hard tramp
ing by our mish;y Nlmrods, game was re-
ported 50 scarce that a good score could
not be made, consequently we could not
report.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'lulte revival is in progress at Moore S
chapel. The Joint sale of stock at the
Farmers Hotel, on Saturday last was moi 4
success. People are nov ready for the cold
chilly wind, of December about the
BRICK
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ROwlandsyiIle Items.
IN ATTEMPT II RoEn ERY

The house Of Nr. q. VI. Christie and sis
tiers was entered by a thief, on Friday night
last, through back passage door that was
left unfaStenri for Mr. c. VI. Christie, who
had not returned from has office when the
Ladies' retired. The thief was discovered
while ascending the stairway, by one of the
Ladies', who 1t once gave the alarm: but, in
spite 1T the crowd that Immediately gath
cred from the store Of Mr.. Levi Frank and
he harness shop Of Mr. Levi p. Cummings,
the thief passed through a window on to
the porci: roof aud made good his escape.
An ACCIDENT.
As Nr. David Zlmmers, of lakewood. was
driving across the railroad track, in front
OF K. ID. thriS,ic's, on Tuesday last, his
horse slipped ON the rail. breaking one of
has fore legs below the knee. Mr. l.. had
the wounded animal taken home ON a sled
He has since had him swung, and has some
hopes of his recovery.
THF T. ( u G. Il r. 60.
are having a new floor laid in the bridge
which spans the deep cat at this place, and
the travel back aud forth is stopped while
the work Is going on, which causes much
Inconvenience.
LARGE HAWK KILLED.
While James Blackburn, of this place,
was cunning in the woods of David Craig,
a few days ago ne killed a very large chicken
hawk, III the craw of which WAS found three
full grown ground mice.
THANKSGIVING.
TIA account of the weather not being set
tied and muddy roads, the Jolly horseback
ride, which WAS to uave taken place on this
day q! thanks, was postponed till some
more suitable day.
Personal.
Our worthy physician, DR.. Il. Il. Croth-
erS. expects To visit the town of Elkton. in
4 lew weeks, for the purpose OF lecturng
before ths Teachers Association.
DAN.
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an MAKE money Easter Al work for n, than nj any
ming -i-r. capital not required We will star.
'.n ~ pet daN At home made hy the industrious.
Won in"h, lsNs ami Efri. tut.-i ~v-r, uh-r-'t,
VIA i'i u NoS is the time. Costly outfit and
'efm' Tree Address TEuE 4 Co, Augusta, Name
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~ AHE '.''t| H4'.
Advent Season al Trinity Church.

During this season beginn!n. to morrow
Sunday. bes!d. the usual Sunday services.
there will be the following: On Wednes-
days and Fridays. Morning PRAYERS 1T II
\. ", Evening Prayer ana Sermon a, ;,
l.. VI.
For more than goo years the four sun
days JGst before Christmas, together with
their intervening week day.. have been in
the ,lrndaT of the Christian Church H.
solemn days of preparation 10y religious
duv"tinns, for the dac observance Of the
Christmas Festival, which j, Il memorial of
the inst advent, .! coming, Of our LORD III
the flesh.
But the season is chiefly intended to put
us IN mind yearly al the Tgiurs advent Of
the ChfIs', a second time. TO lud.. the
world III righteousness aud rs such 1t j.
a time for the renewal of faith and peni-
tence by m"Ic earnest prayer aud self dis
cIpiine. The Scripture readings aud the
sermons, at all the services during this
season, VIII bear upon the Srrund Coming
and upon "thr -Four Last Things" Death,
judgment, Heaven aud He'll
The public are cordially invited. The
Church II free To all, and All are alike wei
com" Ia come. II. \ SKINNER
ENfoH. Nor. 26h Rector
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rmE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.


Re". Mr. ln>&ip preached in the evening
=" a large and attentive audiencr from the
text. - But We shall receive power after that
'hc Holy Ghost has come upon you. and sc
shall he witnesses unto me, etc. His dis
course was both interesting aud instructive
In the cnuise nf his remarks he SAID: Him
sell and grandson. quite recently. conc !uded
t">pcnd Sabbath III hearing other dcnumi
nations cNpound the Scriptures. In the
morning they visited a Presbyterian church
" mere they heard an excellent SERMON whIrh
VAS either Pie>byre:i..u or MeihodIsi ur
Methodist or Prc-byterian. he didn't know
which. tat good deal oi both. In the
evening they attended an EpiScopalIan
church. where they al! read their prayers
tom book, and when they said amen, lie
sad amen. and when they said glory to
h"d. he said glory 20 God; his grandson
gave him nudge, lest he should make an
indccoi1uS oaihurst of praise 10 God. He
S'Id II was about the first time he happened
{" he where they all had such a systematic
mode OF - icuiatIng nj once. lie SAID he
MAS IN LAYER of a Spontaneous Outbur.i of
praises, such Is rmanated from such power
A. was indicated in the text, and believed
II there had been about half a dozen more
IKE himself, there would have been a rcru-
LAT explosion
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sS-i0 barrels more of those Fine Ap
piles, WITwoKTH's this morning. Come
aud see them.
n Ladies fashionable Cloth Coats i've
To sixteen doliais, GLASS FRONT.
"a Buy the =. Ciinch Back s" Suspender,
the best FOR comfort and service. for sale
only 10y, MCCREKY Il BouLpLN
- None but York state Buckwheat at
North Street Market and -, pounds for
10 cents, At that. None SO good.
- Fine Furs, Fur Gloves, Seal Skin
Caps, complete set of Ladies Furs FOR
&: 30 Glass FKoNT.
~ Ladies Beaver Cloths, plain and
figured, FOR sale by.
McCELHy * BouLDEN.
~ Best Mince Meat in this market.
three pounds for - cents: French Ptunes.
II cents; London, Layer Raisins. Is cents:
CItrou, 2u cents; aud all Christmas Goods
lower than ever. at
NnETH STREET MAKKET.
sS-Our live dollar Ladies' Coats are
good cloth. cut and made, latest style; will
be pleased to show them. GLASS FHoNT.
~ Blankets. a heavy 10 / Blankets for
$500. at MCl'HEKy \ guuLpES's
~ Ladies', Misses, cents and Boys
MerIno Cnderwarc, reduced at the
GLASS FRONT.
q Ingram Carpets, - cents; Rag Car
pets, so cents, at MCCRERY X BuULpEN's.
~ Plenty of country Sage pu.rerized
Have it done myself no adulteratInn.
NORTH STREET MARKET Man.
- Ladies' aud Gents Driving Gloves,
far tipped aud lined at low prices. at
MCnKEHY X BOULDER :
n det lowest quotations aud then come
20 North Street Market. Go NITwoRrH.
~ New lot of Grnt's - Derby - Hats,
just received 10y MCCgEEY X BoULpES.
"a have a general assortment of Nil
iinery, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Fancy
Goods, Knit aud MrrInu Goods, Corsets.
Ribbons. variety of Holiday Goods. Neck
ties, CGiis, Collars, Boys Hats Notices
Frames, Jewelry, and full stock Of
Mourning Goods. LrCY LITZENEERG.
Opposite the Howard House Elktpn.
n Blankets and Shawls selling at bot
tom prices, by MCCRERY " BOULDER.
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STRAWBR|DGE & ClOTH|ER,

OInHVDnIUuL U OLU MIN,
and almost "pe''"ed facilities for the distribution
RELIABLE DRY GOODS.
At Prices but Little over the Cost of Production.
Our and magnificent opened and now thoroughly ,op
filled from basement with socAs Of every variety
GOODS FOR LADIES WEAR,
FOR HOUSEKEEPING NEEDS,
EVER SHOWN AN AMERICAN HOUSE.
FINEST GOODS MADE BY FOREIGN LOOMS
WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF
MEDIUM-PRICED TEXTURES
Wine" are worn by the people largely country the nation
DIRECT MPFETAToNs EXCLUSIVELY CASH PR
clAsEs give advantages by but few houses which 5
ages are secured by all who deal
To those who cannotco conveniently visit the city
MAIL ORDER DEPART,nE,
Gives advantage purchasing goods tina, residents
of Philadelphia enjoy.
The display season scarcely equaIed in this country
and cannot be surpassed especially
sIIKs STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
BLACK GOODS
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
GLOVES, DRESS TRIMMINGS
LADIES AND ClIIlDRENS CLoAKs AND SUITS,
LINENS
BLANKETS
ETC ETC,
visit to the city will amply repaid inspection Of our a.n
establishment and of the latest novelties
Foreign Fabrics;
Textures and the which not
IN
STRAWHRlDGE e CLOTHIER
N W. Corner EIGHTH and %a6KET srp EETs
PHILADELPHIA
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Death or RESTRICTED Old LADY
The many friends of Miss Eliza Leach. an
aged AID respected citizen of our town,
will regret To hear of her death. which oc-
Cured ON Tuesday morning last, at her
residence, ON Main street. after 4 few days
illness o. pneumonia. This lady was about
- years Of age, and cam" to Elkton from
Baltimore. in 1914, and engaged in the
millinery business, in the building now DC
cupitd by Joseph ). Terrell, as butcher
shop, in the Hollow in which avocation
she continued until the time of her recent
sickness. During her business life, she
made sevei al caps for criminals To be cx-
ecuted in, and il will be remembered that
she arranged the suit aud made the cap for
the murderer Swift, who was hung on
Gray's Hill, east Of this town. over twenty
years ago. She is spoken Of as having
been exceedingly kind and attentive to the
sick around her, in whose memory her kind
acts will long be cherished. Her remains
we've Inferred in the Presbyterian cemetery
at the head of Christiana, New Castle
county, Del, on Wednesday.
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- II You should have lame horse, and
have used every remedy without success,
invest ~ cents in "a bottle of kcllrr's lto-
man I.lnIm"nt, ami # hGf fails you may
rest assured that he Is a gone case