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Decorah-posten., 1879-04-16

Serefter la9oe bun Mpertisle.
mentet inp | Srepst. ~fcrieslepe o.
apreslerepe Def o. lenpts BET oper
Sapet I'll BAN, Der laa lanoiels.
tulot pentepe "a bap ON At faa
bere fra benpe.
De ensslRe Elmer blep life for.
q ben alprenpe 6nfe, ion par
benees Heolarer, iapnepe life Den
penllse Ombu % Dc 9efpsmmelia.
beoer, 'rm seba pleiepe at Urge
for.
De tperpasslise Vlister blep
iamrlttisbeesiulpt cpfplpte men
BET Icretcm espa, Tom ON pchbu.
BET bolpt bsnpes etp i I'm Saanp,
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-16

bperlans ret rinaeoe paa. pa Der
par beagaaet laa lang SIo, Of bun
meo urpen Rimeliabep tunoe pente
Spar paa III forte grer.
gun btep mayer % bles AZ
llrc, benpes ln9poms Ircm Tom
filbaes % bclbt benre paasen ON
Hatieu. Den samls ai9rlisbep,
BET samle 9aab % ben nu | lang
5ip bsieirsps 5crtptplelle cSS merte
fcm tilbase % forfulste benos,
mebens bun mep oppaasncnee Saab
penfepe paa 6iterretuln9er FRA
BAN.
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up, ubtreo bun, ba bun | Spel'
let ff ie III blege anfgt; lcs er
life Ben unas blpmitrenoe Vige,
icm Serbert elOeoe, men en- artn'
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III Warfe.
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tit Sopep % latte en- tlaa SlstIe
paa ben ene Slbe.
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ees, taufte bun. 8ernRlt latte
bun en- aalplinasfrape on I'm Sals
cs iaiteps en- blaa SlsIie i Srp'
itet mep Ell Srcde, icm benees
apppiipfaoer bapoe for9ret benoe,
o. iom Serbert latte me9sn Vrls
paa.
Weoeus bun lab llale0ss ~
bp9lebe peo nne 9dmle leraell9c
Wmber, blep BET melot, al Der
neos / TaalisltueH par Nc9en, Der
eulte6e AT le benoe, % bun rdnet
Der en- alporli1. mIlreldlerenee
Wanb, Der calaa par fcranoret,
men paa bans eRber % / bdns
Glne lpite bun, III ban Iremoeles
bolpt ilit pla benee.
Nile BE- interchangeable Mar fcr'
ipanot liaelpm aioelrS, pa otslt
eltenpe Slerter after Ianpt bper
andre. llgella un9e, li9elaa linoe
ION oen9ans, ea Ell 9rulcm StlRb'
ne Jog Dem fru bpcranpre pep Be
~ubelpoell9e (rIrRlbe, al Der lamb
ties Ell Repps bag 8lmlnbploeu
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-16
Oct table Srep.

Sea er bdnge icr. Cir, at ri
life fan 9lere ben rt9tl9 9cpt
iitanp, meomlnpre nj river ned belle
8aminbplben. De Ter, at Den bar
paret les / lang lib. Der er
Ell brep Spreffe b~a9enfor, iOm
maa pere Here Nar Sammel.
Ssrbert Yalne faitebe ct beprspet
Slif paa TT Sfrlpebprp, paa fin
tore Sc9bplpe, line Slleoer, Sps
tier % mango fiare Smaatias,
Der elorpe bans imuffe Slbllctbef
til Oct sueite 9arelle Sulet, Der
plrfeli9 lpntes bam ct Slem.
"Sa," la9pe ban enoell9, men
ajer Den nu oenne Sang iaa
spot iitanp, al ies for 5remtipen
tan blipe lparet for Ell iIls ulempe."
6erefter flpsteoe 0erbert YaiHe
fra ben Scritprrelle, Der pllre
fcmme. % 0icroe Ell uoflu9t poa
to Tiger, upen anpet Waal %
Wep. END at fcmme ref ira ut /
ucrben bra9te glblictbef.
Wrs. Bead. bans Spusbcloerfle,
tca pare pla bans Sfatte. Ga pa
ban fcm tilba9e, par Der Inlet ans
bet Spcr tilbags al uroiflfterne,
enb al Den fer bretfaloiae 8a.
mtnbploe M par cabpa9elts %
lelip iitanpiat.
Weu paa bans gorp laa Der Ell
fcrlealet Gcnpclut, 9ul al s0loe,
meo Sperbert Yaines Mbresie, IRE.
ret | Ell lmuf Iamebaanp.
III 6arpe iorlob Den mlppelal.
preuee uu9farls Anfat, pa ban
laa oeuue 6plltel. Saanpeu, Tom
ban aaerepe bapoe upitraft for al
9rlbe Bet, fialpeoe iaa pclpicmt, At
ban isien traf ben til ts.
Wrs. Bead par N~arbeeen, pa
ban beberleee fin Seraaelie ,aa
pipt, at ban fHnoe lperse; "Spor.
ban tom bette Srep ber2"
"arbeioerne faapt Bet bag 8a.
mlnbplpeu, Cir. Oct maa pars
slepst uep / Spraffen".
San ahauispe Ieren; SuaeR
ltse9plci9e, nps9ierrI0e 0lus iful,
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bet Srep-pet Srep, Der / tretfeu
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miubplpen.
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ban ell Sfrlpepult. Der aobtnbart
lieleen tlep bru9t, c9 uctcg ct
Wlniamrpprtret al en- pnbls ri,
&c paa atteu eQer nitten Mar meo
ftcrs bruue Zine % rist splpent
Saar.
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Den itarfe Wane nj {aarer / Gb
meme, meeens ban laa paa bet.
}bl ban bappe sl1et bsnpe.
Sffe mep uusoommeuS beitiss,
Rpstise 6sIeller. men Tom en- Wanp
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-16

Oct Rem nGittn umuliat at hclne
Emus aabne. MH eamlS 3raatn
inca life ben BAN piits sillib at gao
mso lapps seiIsr otter 1T 8ebag
San ferte Dem iftert irsm til So
bolt. Smioluiic hapos upsirct Ill.
taast % Oct ~bsspnoie iiarft at itumre
Ren siriii letter iie ialen / Sl9'
ben for at psuns tiIbass til inc
GnaitsIiat psutsnee flGre. StiQin9eu
par laa %alporli9 Of sneo9 Den Der
bosuos IiftrittsI9as, oa bar iaa
bsube tiere iorbi i'm Bclts. 1nsite.
liza iprans 10 os aoparsoe bcnee ON
life at p~aabtepnos Den farllss 8siie
5oreiaussl "9uOrIsocs itulos esi
oa eaa Sunntrius (Oiebarnsi).
buorlebes ban Sunnar, hporlebss bu
8amlemor be ale psnte paa MIG
% iaa flerte bun aiiieb. WS Wcie
o. fun 600 for 600. iost @raasn
ltaois falbt neo / Snssn Ill UNDER
Busen. naasbe bun 3pieisr. Yoit.
uslsns euerits Yuntt men paa BET
iarIiss Stree msllsm NulGter 90
Nmtsgrnnisn bapos Sneplanssn lite
funnel tjerss ; stbpsrt Strlet uieers
bapoe p9rst at saa ben ulsle Deb
imebe. Oct par MI blspst aauiie
merit, Stormsn bpinsos, Snssn
%bpirplsbs runot oa runot, alt bar
FUN ct opbt Snebau. % 8iiiti too
Der sanite alene meo @raasn. SUN
MATTE psnne om men Welen par
MI lad 9ieuieSst, at 9sittn usb busrt
Sfriot ianf nso unber Bu9sn bens
ar1iter be9pnotc at iuiste, 9ammel
iom Den bar. ga btlluitsee ben be.
blertsoe &pinbs zig til. for at reoce
lit % '@aaens" 9iu, at iorlane cen
m,o SI9osn. pun uenots ben IN.
Der @inosu / Sp al no9ls 8uife.
iasos ben no9'e flGrlise os tr%cltsnos
Niifeosorb, ION Oct t%roialte % flo9s
Opr uiltnof ioritoo al bsnbes Wuno.
% bsspnots laa i'm tr9llomms
8auorius aIsus i ben opbs Sns
neboper. Smiioer naaeoe bun en-
al 9anossaarbsne. men n9lten for
fommen, % blsu Der flerllgsn pleitt.
Oaoen sitsr par Sneitormen ON
muliQt barre emo ben lite Sanuar
Oct bar life at i9nfs paa Tor &rlitj
at fomme tilbaae. Den Dag nor
6jeloet nlosIss ufarbart islu pso bel.
lps Sag men no9ls 6oIt ira 9anos
off op mso SOBER til Den Iorlabi
"8rna". Den itob rOli9 % taal.
mooio mlot / en- itor Snsfon, ION
Den periJnlHcsrsoe NeIlgnallon, %
9rsb mso Bs0l0rll9bso be Scftraa
lom raflss Den al De bTape Solf.
gitsrat baps terret % sneoet otns
paaoe 6ps % laat ct 9eitet9ffen
oper Den. moaite Be lQlen Torlaot
oen. Wcn Sraaeu pioits BOG MI.
at Den life par iorIaot al i'm flGrt
Mabmoosr. 5etit 6reou9 Den 3oi'
Snnuar no paa Gfteruioeosen nj
8irlii 8ienie llne flNre paa GIllnss
aaaro.
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Oct soar % MAJ aaa neeao | 6or
Observation-Disclosures. Oe tGnfs a
iGlas 8aaroen % ior oct Opsrltp
osnos, sitsrnt @lGIoen sr 5staIt, q
bp9sIe Ell libsn Susmanosplaos
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-16

Mas % enbpsr. im betoIcr sl1O Sorifuo. sfr at al Cub.
Intlptons @Nrlo CT betalt. r berehi9et til "Sparpen" lon Yr9miboo.
Oenne 300 bar en- Sierrele al 800 tetrpte Slou % iuo6oloer 292
az ct oeofe norts, lpenfs. oanfe O9 umcrfanne Slnse. 8oaeu s bel.
hi luntt Smln9. VI bar o8laa 10 andre Hrnmtcbear, nemlia
Slapen, er Aaettn YipprpHen % 5otosraTet.
pol'eA'ompelf AZ oht tire prGmnbegr oil blDe hubi pec Wootoaelu
al Sublfrphonsprnen. Sl.l0
en9oer n9 @bonnent nil fna 8cGbnbe6n al beu iGroeles intsrss.
lante -Sortelln8 &nat 1rOncien. 0snus Sortrlins beapnots Den
LIE Sttober % bpr lle trptfs 8 Slor.
Sn9sn Yr@msboe fan srbolocs, ub,n at oct belle Yclsb. sll0.
r bealt SorNab.
"parpen" tnobnnSen. @eo at n6e ct lerre Yuri al Cana.
oo9en 2arpen" incbmoe. lr pl OS ifanb nj at tuune lahe pore @bon.
nemsr So9en. lnobunocn | 9oot 8inb, SbutinQs Nina 90 nie Yap.
Slcsr meo mutt paatrptt stet Tor 10 Gmts utra. @liaa. Nbouusntar,
Der oetaler VI 10 Sorftuo Tor "Oeoob GOhsu@ faar 8labct tllenot
noer l8s ct belt Gr o. en- intsr@ant Sanaboa atpaa, mob at btale o
Ssnis Yorto % ~Snepafatns. 8r 10 Gents eTra Fan mon iaa en- inc.
bunotn San9bo9. Der oil bare aarpiS.
Mcrtsis DEBORAH POSTEN,
DEBORAH, Iowa
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

of specified quantity and fineness.
The same thing is true of private con-
tracts since that enactment. Before the
Bland bill the public listened with sym
pathy 10 the Treasury syndicates, but
this need not now be the case. As q
question of domestic morality and de-
cency the difficulty with the present sill
yer dollar is that the nation compels the
citizens to take for 100 cents thing
which costs the nation only IS cents.
The truth is that the future of silver is
still wrapped in deep uncertainty. We
all see that highly civilized communities
are every day getting on with less and
less coin, or Government currency OF
any kind. Bank checks and clearing
houses are making the exchanges. Me-
tallic money is daily becoming less and
less essential to business. And this ap-
plies to gold as well as to silver. The
desires and the needs of trade run to
wards banks, bank deposits and bank
checks. The telegraph has made one
city like New York the money store
house of q continent"
The World neglects to add to the worth
of the bullion, the cost to coin 1t, which
is about II cents, we believe. Sofar We
can see silver dollar will buy as much
as q gold dollar.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
John Brear
In Chancery
New Castle County,
In Dt.t tt.
We,
Mark Rrear ii. q

Mark Rrear ct. al. In % Pariition. %.'''
And now 10 VIII. this 2Oth day OF r'ebru-
ary, A. d.. 1873. It appearing TO the chan
ceilor by The affidavit of Thomas q. Nor
Iison that Mark brear, A bel Brear, Eliza
Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, the defend
ants in this cause, have no known place
OF abode within this county, and cannel
be served with process; that the said Mark
BreAr and Eliza brear reside In the town
of Flushing, Long Island, State Of New
1srk, the said klizabeth Jordan resides
10 the City OF Washington, District of Col
umDla, and the said A bel Brear resided In
the State of New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
| Ter I'd for the said N ark Brear, A bel Brear
| Eliza Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, at the
return OF The summons issued for them.
| IL Is thereupOn, on motion of Charles b.
Lore, Esq. Solicitor for the petitioner or
uered by the Chancellor that The said
Mark Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
Elizabeth Jordan. do appear before the
chancellor at his Cham bers In bower, on
The Second day of June, A. d., one thous.
ana eight hundred and sevent y mine, and
snow cause If any they have, why parti-
tion OF The premises in the petition descrtD-
ed should not he made according to the
prayer thereof. or that the petition will be
taken plo confessO AS TO tire said Mark
Brear, Abel Erear, Eliza Brear and Eliz-
| abeth Jordan
And the Register is directed to cause a
copy OF mis- order To be published in the
DAILY dAZkTTE. a newspaper OF the City
Oh wilmington, County al, resald, for the
period OF thirty days next preceding the
SAID second day of June, A. D., one Ihous
ana eight hundred and seventy mine,
Attest, j. M. HOUSMAN.
% ,o-o 49, keg. e. G.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
A Present from England.

This morning Francis Vincent receiv-
ed from the Hon. Thomas Bailey Potter,
(member of parliament from Rochdale,
and Secretary of the celebrated London
Golden Club present of "A unlqae pub
hcation. In is entitled the "Golden Sup
pement TO Lords and Commons. A
Drawing roum Record Political Literary
Social and Fashionable of Lords, Com
IONS aud their Connections" The work
has very large pages. The title page is
printed in gold. 1t is intended alone to
circulate among the members of the
Royal Family, the House of Peers, and
the House of Commons. 1t contains the
speeches of members of parliament
| wherever delivered and the principal
matters in relation to the government
such as statistics, etc. The rest of the
| journal is devoted to movements of the
| ROYAL Families OF England, and Europe
and the English aristecracy..as it states
for circulation only in the drawing
rooms. The following is some of the ex-
tracts from it, from whole pages of sim-
lar notices, as specimens of an unique
journalism, different from own. On Wed
nesday, the Queen and Princess Beatrice
drove to Pallanzo and visited the church
of La Madona della Campalgna, and on
Saturday drove to Tut a. Her maj esty has
also driven to the Lakes of Orta and
MargoZzo. tThe Queen was then In
1taly.) Bouquets were recei we'd by Prin
+ cess Beatrice from Prince Pier Pierr,
Tonbe, zkoi, Count BORON. &c.
Every movement of the Queen an,
the aristocracy is thus chronieled.
The Duke of Cambridge yesterday ter
minated his visit to the Prince and Prin
cess of Wales.
The King and Queen of Italy accom-
panied the Queen and Princess Beatrice
TO the station and took leave of her Ma
jesty who returned by special train t.
Arna, and reached Baveno at 730 D. n
And so on, all the movements of tn
10, al families and arIstocracy are noted
The marriage and engagement of mar
rage of the arlstocracy are also chroni
cled in his yle.
The marriage of Lord de Cliffor
twenty -fou, tn baron, and Hilda, young
est daughter OF he late Charles Balfou
7 Esq, of East Hampstead, Berkshire, wa
celebrated on the 10th inst ii N the Paris
Church of East Hampstead by speci
S license from the Archbishop of Cantel
Iuy
- A marriage is arranged and will shor
b ly take place between Mr.. Charl
/ Woodbine Parrish, son of Sir Woodbil
Parrish, L. Il. G. n, and Miss Franc
) Montgomerie Bay ley, youngest daught
), of Rear Admiral Bay ley.
We need not state that this paper W
> not sent to Mr. Vincent by Mr.. Pottt
), (who is one of the most advanced refor
\ statesman OF Great Britain, and wi
;; account of this drawing-room intel
/. gence, but in relation TO the speech
delivered by several of the Lords al
is Commons in Parliament exponent
S, the principle and policy of the Britt
49, Empire.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
wONDAY. MAY 26tA, 1879.

9'A PLEASANT ISCIDENT.-The SIX
tieth birthday of Queen Victoria was
celebrated in Montreal, Canada, on Sat
ureiay, with a grand sham BATTLE on the
plain near that city; and pleasant in
cident connected with the celebration
was the presence of regiment Of Amer
lean militia from New York, who were
received amid the greatest cheering and
applause, and given a great position OF
honor in the battle and permitted to close
the engagement driving the enemy
from his position and putting them to
route.
Democratic New York, with all her
faults is always doing something OF
which the country may feel just pride +;
and this journey of the Thirteenth Regi-
ment, with Henry Ward Beecher as its
CHAPLAIN, all the way to Canada to take
part in honoring the sixteth birthday OF
the greatest lady in the world, the
Queen of England and the Empress OF
, India, may be regarded as one of the
finest pieces of pleasantly that has oc-
CURED between the two nations for a
long time. We think it could only be
excelled by the Queen visiting the Presi'
dent of the United States and becoming
guest of the country for few days.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

Mr.. THURMAN AND THE OHIO Gov
ERNoRsHIP.-Washington dispatches to
the New York and Cincinnati papers
assert quite positively that the friends oi
Senator Thurman have determined to
press him for the Democratic nomination
for Governor of Ohio. Sergeat-at-arms
John G. Thompson, who is recognized
as Senator Thurman's right hand man,
is represented as expressing the opinion
that MIR. Thurman will be the nominee,
and that he will secure the election nc
matter who the republicans put up.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Important to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is The
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. II corrects acidity of the
mach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
to mother and child. During the process
of teething its value Is incalculable II
softens the gums, reduces infiam " alton
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest To-
the child and comfort 10 the mother
Twenty-Five cents bottle. mari6-lyeOd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
st. Louis Reaching Out.

st. Louis hopes to increase its cotton
receipts more than 100000 bales next fall
by new railroad connections now being
established with Texas. The st. Louis
compress association aud ex-Gov. Hub
bard, of Texas, are the prime movers in
this enterprise, which contemplate
draining the trade of Northeastern Tex
as into St. Louis by building narrow
gauge line from Texarkana, the present
terminus of the Iron Mountain road, t
Waco, a distance of 230 miles.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
stamping Out the Cattle Diease.

1t is announced that the authorities of
New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania will work in unison in the effort
to stamp out the cattle disease. How
important it is to pursue this work may
be gathered from the statistics of pleuro-
pneumonia in England, where 5000, ,OOO
head of cattle have been lost since 1862,
representing a value of about $500, ,OOO,-
OOO
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

THE CRoPs.-The New York Times
of Saturday published letters from "a
States and one Territory, showing that
the crops in the aggregate were expected
to exceed in fruitfulness any former
year, by many millions of bushels; and
concluded that We would have more
grain and other produce for export than
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Illuminating Niagara.

The Niagara Falls Prospect Park
Company have contracted for an electric
light machine, and intend to locate the
lights in such position as will enable
them to illuminate the great cataract on
a magniticient scale.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

If the Ohio Republicans would only
insist upon taking General Sherman for
Governor Grant could be made General
of the Army, and thHs leave a clear field
for Secretary Sherman. There ought to
be genius enough in the Sherman family
to arrange this.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

10n0 ACRES WANTED Parties bay-
lOOO ing Farms tor sale on Kali Read
or Navigable water of not less than iOs
acres each adapted to the raising of Sugar
6eets, will please apply to
1T. HEALD,
Clay on House Building.
mayo, 10, ,14,17 ,24&3l
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

DAILY GAZETTE rs pp% p%qSlisnss,ds s,s eysIy Maf
afternoon (suuday excepted, 60 rrsa,s ~ T 10 snb
a,hers KY IN ali parts OF The city and sur
.ous ,ounains towns and villages or six cent n,t
Week. payable weekly. Yearly snnrsr,S y, a,r.,,s
srs g Ia advance. II has larger c,rcuin ar =,
ltion than any other Dehocra'io p"Pei iA'
the State.
ruwDxr.AwARE GAZETTE, es ablished
,Is4. is the largest and most hourishing
weehly payer in the state, and has Larger
c.rcuiation than any other ON the Peninsu'
IA published every Thursday AFTERNOON
a per year in advance.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

w ANTED HOUSES TO RENT.
w owners can save time, trouble and
money by giving us full charge of their
properties. Our tenants are so well select
ed that we are able to make regular and
prompt settlements. HEALD Il CO,
may21- wed ksAttf
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
NHEsAPEAKE AND DELAwAR1

NJ OTiCE.-J. IL. Primrose mas taken the
IN management Of the old and reliable
sewing mac Inc company-the Wheeler d
Wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, AMI Is an en.lrely new machine,
and IL known as the Improved Wheeler q
Wilson. IL In the nnest made lock -stitcl
sewing machine now In use, and has All
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call j.,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our terriiery embraces Delaw,re and
Chester counties. Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Our ONCE. at present, will be found at
72S Market street. Alter the 18th of March
next we will be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7l8 Market street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
febo dtf j. Ii. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
nPENED THIS DAY, AT l2O'
~ MARK EFT STREET "A ] b lot U

Opened THIS DAY, AT 1909
~ MAkkET STREET "A ] b lot OF
apples III gallon cans Tor 20 cents per can
pared and In sugar. every can Will make
sIx pies, u bargain. Dried beef ~ per lb;
Wins0w's corn &c per can good corn i0c
per csn !: 3 cans corn 2oc cans black
berries nc; 8 cans tomatoes sc; lbs
rice 25c 3los raisins 25c; Abs corn starch
Csc {; 2 los pared peaches 25c; Italian
peaches IOe per ib: 4 lbs pruens. 25c 8 lbs
pfunes, 25c :; New York plums 20c per
pound /; Prunelles, l6 cents per pound !;
pun kins Zoe per can; pine apple l5c per
can salmon 15c per can; salmon 18c pef
csn 3 lbs SODA crackers sc; IDS milk
biscuit CSC ginger snaps lOc per Id; oat
meal SC per ib dried apples SC, 8 lbs white
apples 2oc apples 4c per lb; fine mixtures
zoe per ID extract lemon 12c extract VA
nitia I2c Lea d Perrine's sauce 26c per
bottle; 5 bottle catsup 25c; oysters &c per
can, oysters SC per can glasses Jelly zoe;
chow chow 1Oc pickles l0c; great bargain
in tea at SOC per 10; really worth soc fine
Irish dulce l6c per lb the cheapest mo-
lasses In the city our -four al So Is excel
lent S5c for .S lbs +: buckets 14c;2 brooms
25e !; washing crystal l2c per dozen sugar
cured shoulders &c, good as ham salt ~
per ba I; head rice l0c per 10.
T. NJ. WEIR. 1919 Market street.
Come soon, those apples will sell quick
May 22-l-w.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Handy Package Dye

These populardyes are put up N n
ages at 10 cents each and are warranl!
dye from / TO 4 pounds of woollen, "
cotton goods. Are more conVenielh
econo .nical than any dyes IN u'e ,e11
mail TO any address Oh rectlilol p''
Trade supplied by o..,,.,
Agent for Delawarss
FOR styth A Market
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Holn,Ru's Liver pa(

Has a worldwide reputation, esn"
ed through It's wonderful efficacy 10 s,l
meuts mat have Their oriflh lnsM
liver or diseased stomach; sucll ~ @ oi
ness, dyspepsia, rheum alismI', alI.',sl, slek ,ns
sc q, &c ii cures By absorbing u1
ease through u e pores, substllullasa
tie vegetable tonic into the ,ysem, .,a
DESCRIPTION salts, body anu ioo, ,I's p'
also Pamphlets with fnrlhel psfu'
sent by mail ny ,,,r nruoeid|
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

NJ OTICE-1he delaware Loan Associa-
IN ton nov offers new stock for saie.-
Inc hrst payment may be made at any
time 10 the secretary. GEO. &. MARIS,
apM 60l Shipley ST. 2nd floor
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
yitnIixed Phosphafes'

IA
They supply he $, ~ ~ orerla
mepts that are carried OH ny ars
the brain and nervous system, system, 'aT Avs
useful To relieve general deplli'y ssls Si
sia and neuralgia. For sale who'''''
retail by ,rrT Drugsist
or. Skin 4 MarKe'
Electric Disks. ..,,.l
They produce a constaht e'e'S,M ean M
rent through the diseased paftsi 70" aov
piled and worn W th coniiors " u and and
Son for the relief of old rht nii's,,e ,,ess S ol
raleIc pains. co dness and slihh'''
limns. &C. sent by mail ov ,,.,ggaI
Cor. sixth 4 N rse T
IADIES'DEPAKIMldL.el1 M
For supporters, Braces. ifu,sS 'ns Synd
stockings, Anklets, Knee .ap'' ~
&c. o,v AttendSDl
0Private Room. Lauy mlV SolV
PrIyate entrance for LaultS az
SiAin street, go vrffl
wholesale and Retail Dfassasa ~ srsai
corner Sixth aud Ma' nu1 a,a,aVs1
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

NJ NOIICE.-Mechauics' Loan Associa
~ tion offers Tor sale 800 shares new
stock. First payment Oh ti.e second Tues.
day In May. Application oan be mi Ade to
VIM. j. MO. O..ROW, Secretary,
aptl-eodtf All French street.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
NOTICES.

~ OTICE.-The Clayton Loan Associa-
IN tiOn offers new series for sale; I'll is ~
sociation loans the full amount and COL
lects premium monthly.
~. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
mA1-tm Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

NJ OTICE-The Working Mems Loan
sale. The first payment may be made at
any time 70 the Secretary
GEO. c. MARIS,
ap 9-im COL Shiplev street, 2ni floor.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans'
Court OF the State Of Della ware, n ana FOR
on the tenth day OF Ma rch, A. D., 1873. will
be exposed 10 public sale,