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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-06
MINOR TOPICS.

S1xcE the election, Parson Beecher and
his Plymouth church have came out for
free trade.
LoNGFELLOw can take worthless sheet
of paper and by writing poem on it
make it worth $50. That's genius. Van
derbilt can write fewer words on similar
sheet and make it worth $50 OOo, 900.
That's capital.
CANADA now sends US annually nearly
third as many emigrants rs all Europe,
and, except Great Britain and Ireland,
more than any foreign country. Canadian
emigrants are not mainly Canadians.
They are rather European emigrants who
reach the United States through Canada.
During the year ending June 30 about
100, 600 came from that direction, a very
small proportion Of fwhom were Canadians.
CONGRESSMAN SINGLETON, of Illinois,
says that the committee on post-offices and
post-roads, of which he is a member, will
try this winter to secure the passage Of a
bill to establish commercial relations with
the sea coast countries of South America
and Central America. He does not favor
subsidies, but thinks the carrying trade
should be recovered, and with that end in
view believes that the navigation laws
should be repealed and the privilege ac-
corded those who care to engage in cosl-
mercc to buy their ships anywhere.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-06

S1xcE the election, Parson Beecher and
his Plymouth church have came out for
free trade.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-06

Cans Report.
Sales Of seed leaf tobacco reported by J.
8. Gans's Son s. Co., tobacco brokers, Nos.
"a and 86 Wall street, New York, for the
week ending Dec. 8, 1880: Business has
become very much restricted, Pennsyl-
vania being the only sort dealt in to any
extent. $50 cases 1870 Pennsylvania filters,
7c.; assorted lots, 12@1sc.; wrappers. 20
@40c. 200 cases 1879 New England Sec
onds and wrappers, 13@4Oc. 300 cases
1879 Ohio. 5@12c. 100 cases sundries, 0
@2Oc. Total, 1,450 cases.
Tho Local Tobacco Trade.
During the last week q large number
Of buyers were in this city, and drove to
many parts of the county to inspect the
new crop, SO far as an inspection of it can
be made in it present condition. We hear
of but few sales being effected, the dealers
declaring that there is not one crop in ten,
so far as they have been able to examine,
that can be rated first class. Or course,
they have not yet had fair chance of max
ing close examination as only a small
proportion Of the crop has as yet been
stripped. The moist weather of the past
week, however, has given the farmers a
good opportunity to take their crop from
the poles, and stripping is now goving
on actively. Nearly all the foreign
buyers have gone home, and some of
them declare they will not come back
again, but they will probably think better
of it after the holidays, by which time
they will have better chance to ascertain
the real condition of the crop. Tho only
firm, so far as we know that has perma-
, 1880-09-10
GEN, GARFIELD.

His Hpccch Mt the Northern Ohio Fair.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 0.-Thure was an
immense attendance, the largest for years.
Mt tho Northern Ohio Fair to-day, The
weather was delightful. Among the GUESTS
OF the Association were Gen. Garfield aisl ex-
Governor Bishop. Brief nfter-tlinner speeches
were 1nade by Gen. Garfield, Dtshop, alld
others.
Mr.. Garfield said:
nv ASo n, wh
ihlnktng 1t. tho forces ut work In th!a country,
which nro silortly but powerfully uGcctiuK tito
tion. Iii who hsve tho,,Shtfuliy ,soasiasral tne
reports Of tho Naloual eensus during tho lust
ny Il ssEs ad s'''Ssa s ts f?sst
Districts IN fsst: 1any # TIC aaet nKre,,!t-
iation. The lcn,onoY Of civilization is tnwarda
tG g1y an9 ~ fn tes g hst
snn' hyo sae % aeo bt one 9eatTo n
hays won distinction IL overy Hold u aotivity,
WI WI ssr sS s d n sss ta%'asss (! S
tho roster q aIl cir pr,tess'ot,s cist! md mill
tinction In all tho fresh slrtdsaof manufacture
9pu co1nl,,rreo. ana you will lind that fur tho
wdoso curly tnananol had to.tchcd ille
soil AMI t'inwn health, md, strength. and
g @ sS ~ md doses ese Il bo ws ssae
ilcltis Ut tho country. tAppAuso.l Gentlemen,
wnnM you willingly soS ~ prcsant tendency
nhn"" sss i oItrss Il iii Ills o;a teeieney nty
lnilst prevail. therc 10 one way to mtdAAte it's
ex d at " Y 1asnErps y the sy a so
This srcat and rrowlns City Of tho Lake has
i,vitcs ,in ms poonlc via iii our icIs,s x IN III
, 1880-09-10


At tho opening Ut tile afternoon session
Mr. 4. q. Dlodyot, Of Philadelphia, pro-
nolncen all eloquent encnnliMM OIL Mr..
lltAtl's address, and offered resolution
formally returning the Associntlon's thanks
therefor, md providing for tho publication OF
tho address, not Only rs 4 past ot the pro
cceltngs, but III pamphlet form. Tho resolu.
tlons were seconded in bfsef speeches by Mr..
lnsper NJ. prcasar, Of Lafayette, INd., and
alr. L. G. 1ltne. nF the Insurance .,tonltOr,
aud were unanimously adopted,
This President gavo brief history Of the
l!uker prlze, offered 1y Mr. Alfred q. Baker,
President ot tho Franklin Flro-lnsuranco
Company OF PHILADELPHIA. this waa f0l.
inwcd by tho report OF tho Committee
on Prlzus, composed OF q nt,tnller
OF Presidents nf insurance companies
awarding ths first prize tu tho essay bcnrlnv tho
nom do PLUMB lin'tfax "-waigh wns gil tho
Commttoo hal To go by, not knowing tho wrttef's
rtal nal1c-and declaring tho fur next best Ia
bu those slgnnd "CaVstcutN," "rnrsou," "Nullua
lIn.n0," md "NupAet." Consulting the innO on
tho separate envelope sublnlttutl 10 him by the
successful rssAyIst, tho PFosltlcnt found that
"tlal.fax" VIVA noto a,har than slr. j, 4. pat.
gun, Ut Dalllls, Tux, General Aghnt Ut tho Fire
Association ot PhalrlphlA. The announces
ment was received with appiauyo. which WAS ro'
doubled when Mr. DarHAt, tho vlotoriOAs essay
ist, accepted tho rscsldent's tu7'tutlou upid
stepped furwurti to ruad tho document Watch
had dr1lwn tho prize. Aft0r expressing bis sur.
prise Ut rho outcome OF tho !oitery, hc M
| t.nunce.A hIs subject to be
"TuK EVILS THAT opPaEss' FIRE uNpsRwnlT~
tHq
at tho present time. especially hostile lcglala-
t1ou in Its vprlqus forgis VI adverse statutes On
autod by tntmljal Legislatures, ignorant Of oilr
rights and not tiispoagd TO learn tEao Justice %,
wards c0rporattons< What tnuat va lo In tnaa
csssls to protpct Qursoisos2 And by what
methods can VIC accomplish rpfomy' Tho sub
| tecs WAS tlrst treated from tho income stand
| paint. Co1pcrutieh atunssf companies 10 obtalt
gravity, Annual staap,nenfss too frequcntl,
showea .osacs, Mh tho hossllc legislation ak
tho alleged ,neso4f fw ot'othes ssompanlos wcst
sMadu tho scapespatsf when tho Asnieulty VIZ
due entirrty to thafinadesIuauy OF tusos. TIL
old Nntionul nourd was tho !leal Of cooperation
but its scxR! sway was not calculated to suit tht
laIeueuleuqa ot Ai1esicah underwriters, and /
, 1880-09-10
Inv PROMPTING tho salo Of adul.eratcd goods and

Tho question e re hazard wss then taken , up; p
great at present since ntst OF SAe glucose wnras
ws,s nnsS Sfss: foy hnWSvcH hmsy Motn m ecs Of
no 1e"cn Wntem tnGy Hso ~, s- 1,,n r. r.
han" r. ef n; w's GrfS1sos n1s n oly MI to nateh
mnss sMcrstnrs Se taksm INT" ss'!esnsT': ~ :r
tase III t R Rcmy,ns sTfotss fol 1ter stenE so"
wo1lId obviatc got'd doat OF thts nuisance.
THE ri1YstcAL HAZARD
tratiot,, hnving i9niel trt,, tnc friction gcncr.
having taken lire from tic sparks Of d passing
Of i,1,ncneo proportions, biit bnti rsks for Tint
very rcnsOit. Il f1ro brenking out in roam lB
't',ors S' ana m @ would acty tic j:
t!ngulshttiY pn,yor Ut tho lest rc department in
os e s0T s, os asss5 s' c s Il ss e sss ss
"t s $'ss ies.s sss Il ds ssHs
as tlem I gcs1l'a5,{ sn:ats % dssisS @ "a is EfS,
santlcd for otlor uacs, atd. hs n result, werc
sy r rr s,sF ho,tT mG t
sieiIe'l.. Kijns .eontaiaiax rctorts. NY
ase II pysea M tS za1 i9et0fff fhesc 'fn IL the he
Ia S,'HHs. S$HIs; q! sh9a$ Il Gs oatss tha ,s Mill
i'rIck, sonc, lrt''', or other fneondstSo mstos
r!nl. Ilese kllms were nillch mosO tiatiEcrolis
n ss n;s n e Se ots ana saeS s ss
than being sntncti,,ies subjected 10 whito
bent. Aanln, the handltn9 mud storngo Of the
sn.ircc Of tianYor. 1t was commonly auppnscd
! to DO ooocd beforo bcIng, put Into the il'terN;
II tho han,i mid oocastonay oven red-hot-
| There was danger or spqntanc01a cnnpt16n9n
, 1880-09-10
= GEN, GRANTS MOVEMENTS,
Anteftl Uttpdffh In Tn {.ktedno T%ihstrf

GALENA. ILL.,, Sept. o.--t}en. Grant re-
turned to GaleNa q. o'clock In special
train over thp Illinois Central. He will re-
maIu here 1ttil ula s7th inst. when he will
leave for G.iscago. On tho a0th he will start
for the Eass by special train, which has been
rendered hlm. Tho t;cnura! informed yonr
spenl the wiltor lii Now York and Wasitlnx-
ton, but would certainly return to OnlvliA
aiM Gust his vote iux Garfield iA November,
, 1880-09-10
Old. SETTLERS,

Hpseta3 OUp19sH 70 ~ CHttu9o 1ftbHH24
CRowA POINT, Ind, Sept, Q.-The annual
meeting Of the plunecr settlers Of Lako
County occurred here to-day, Among tho
pioneers prcsent from abroad weru TitAlll
King, ono Ut tbs earliest sattlDrs OF CAcugo,
tho lion. Andrew D1ltIn, OF Uoltol., Ill, aill
Jllhgu Tulcott, OF EalparnsiU, Ind, ah of
whom entertained the meeting with fnterest-
lux "reminiscences OF tho curly settlement Ut
the country. Letters werH nl8O reuu frUnt
Sulon Robinson, now Ut Jacksonville, Fla,
nne. Of thu pioneer settlers Ut this county,
John n. hates. of Chicago, and Others. A
lMrXe crowd was present. All OF whom report
C very Interesting lnectLng.
, 1880-09-10
TIE OLD SETTLERS.
They Hold Their Annual Picnic,
and Have a Good Time.
List Of the YeleraBs-1ht Prizes AHardea-Remarks
BY Aayor Harrison and Others,

List Of tho ItltraBs-1ht Prllta AWafded-ktnarks
BY aa5er Harrison and Others,
The sixth annual plonto Of tho Old scttlors OF
Chicago was success. It occurred yoslerslay at
ORllon's Grove, YVES under tho auspices OF tho
Chicago Turn-Gcmcinlc, and wis attended by
not less thnn 5000 people. Music. dancing, cheap
lottorles. Chinese lnnterus, paper balloons, rile-
practtce, spocch- nlnkng, and laxor-becr drlnk-
ing wcro tho features Of tho afrair, but
tho most interesting circumstance In con-
noctton With the picnic was tho col
lection of many people whoac faces aro
familiar IN ChlcnEo. They Aro old settlers, who
got tu9othnr a. oftnu AZ they can md never
seem to tire Of the romnisceuccs. which include
tho indians, tho soldiers, aud tho record OF carly
Chicago.
yesterday wgro tho following. Appended Is tho
t'nto Of thoir advcnt: Q. +. lIinds. 10; Henry
E. Taylor, 81: Charles Kciermnn, ~: FrAnz
Mowy, '47: George lIolaloin, 46; Redmond
Sheridan. '6f; Christian schlmmels, ~;
Nfckotaus Jackson, 10; Henry Dnst, 4s:
wall, 81; u. F. Robinson, 20; George
Fret,ienbcrg, "a; Philip Knstlor, ~; samuol E.
tyler, 40: John II. Vnn Osdel, ~; Joseph Hen
rlcbs, rs: Jnhn 8. Helnuth, 10; Nlckpinus
1lulllnwing. II; Wilium Waymun, rs; John
KIsochi 70: FredoEiek l!;ea, ,4oi c. y. Wheeler,
sriek Ilol,imas,, %: s!perlntendent of Police
'e @ csp within 81 MssrSs szr s's e. Il tss1ts Sastso Il
M1,ler % Soasph ,e, spath Il. g Gsea
tia;l ; i i,oz. ii: L. II. Dennis, ii: x: H. Toakoi.
i,i hyrr,iz M Walter; ~: 4. g. I,oAr, rs; " Gsr.
Ss"nsy'3 u: II; M TWi M Mksaass, II Tho%ss s i'SsS
III ". II" f,r"v. IN. q. 4. 1ecch. 5s: IN:
S%In 3S,sSs s,sss us;,da, u'ssx;,
f!car Iee.S, =; < i. HlsetaiI y; i. re!tI, q;
eS4s Ke!lss y: ae i u: HoSi 5shn ehsrs
ape 5 Fsef @ IL NsHs sn jSss III sf% ane kas III ida5 Ha
3Gnn ,Sk, aAthSr ts Hu:1 nSa hR!ss sso
Pofies, q: Jhris.SPhor SehsEs;, q; Frodes.
Seseps s'aSS; Aasea;er cbfss neoker !S' as: will
Iaua Gtrncy a2; Matt A Asehaule. -; Charles Col
;chodek. e. Il Ess{ 49, YsssS WSsss WsSSos IT, az a;
present seemed 70 nttEact some attont!on: Iier
!iane i Mrs GMyntha M / "a ,Cooneys sa9 was t'a4Eh-
storey Convent, and reados n this city.
! All interesting feature Was tho
| AWARDING OF MEDALS
70 the following named people for tho quallnca-
teur firoman, Horny Gccklcr, q sherman
Fuchs, III Twonty .s!1th street iiSiS. Mesican
army: as tho oldest constant subscriber to an
Sfip sz ss ssa"9o a 9gs asssSs asSn
lGD South Pe0r1 stroot. These gcntlcmen had
hs oSst to the y eo
snsao % aSonas wne pf haa t.koa s > the ID . S:,taa @
WAs fpupd to bc Fritz DuHSe. Of f{rlp Flrk. who
, 1880-09-10

ILLINOIS.

Disease OF the Stomach nnd Liver.
Cairo, Alexander Co. I'll.
DEAR nIAt euNettrR tor suma tine wllh i!eKdstts
L. 1,.e v6,ss rnIshn H1 n XIII avi" s;ss
Esat0Fed MO 10 perfout health aud Strength.
No. " ElKhth-st. EHAt. 3l1ELLEY.
, 1880-09-10
Vhtrd.Day ClAi1ls.

n -------- F1Of0, EleY Co. IT.
DEAR Bin: This Il 10 certify that JUI. lNij!1S
HLU0U SYRur ha1 cured Of tHe 1tIrj.Daf
Chiia after all oshsE noaacnes had fai!ad. ,,,,,,;
, 1880-09-10

FlRhGf. Eh111pslV0 Co. IT.
DIAN HtM. This IL to certify tfni 5nuT lSItlAX
Ml.OO5 SYAEf, hxs done tHu nIofH good fur Kldne@
CuuIptant sHd ilgart DIscHsS thAH my o1her medt.
c1ha Gv0r lted. II elBO CURED Ut u ii children VI
EhIls Rco Xcsotn,h. MAHksAHAT Etat5M.
, 1880-09-10

-, EtIvIdeTe. Uo0ne Co.. IT.. Feb. 4 tTa
DEAR Hin. t,xvt beel using yuur INDIAN tILUDn
Sikur for s9ne time and an psFfncsly ashed With
petitu. strenRthenS thu Nerves. ieHu1Hts+ The sh,i
aell and D1wes. Ind lteeSs1 1T rheumatism. ~vud
not Va WlkloutIt- AN3. MEBTEALl.
, 1880-09-10

10 eooperntlon, nna ,,,t sao nmlon ,,a,,n'I mus.
s IT, %s'!sS e. fnsa va va s
at " n1 G u, t,o ~ xnsvw nuency
aa II t, tI .,y tctlcet N M ossea
SsiI!I aasiast sy TIs ss;aylsSs ha. q sys.s, EsSa
%n t. sy TT o 'qe"I ns, .r wnn .otss a. of to
1rnffnssnn t II, liz auihora oI,Ininl,, tho cc-
Eaes 9we i 10 tcenlycs t!e'f r. Esne: u ~
te E9 r. .. i,f .ne nn HI ct tSe en-
psy$s bss% is: ns,s TaS Ss,,y ana
c@;ed. mi the cssayist shat, turned lila attention
to iho n " sa; %eR "y wcro o
nsKe sr,., IVY .n3, u, ~ In t,vive ,nI.a
IL Fhn k, ILL.," nrcvgtn~ ,drM with tie
nsurms. = ,,s Sitty ~ s,tn ana ne 'f ,,nt,ay ~
tic % olSr ai,a nd tho It'll linn witt! aat ngainst
iwnurM * l"t ~ nyyr,,,nlJt,r n,tn vim lrrHriHhIy
f0ntiiu iis fayor, Te difficulty, Ut corsc, grow
out oEniu cnrclcss Mns Unjust manner OF socct-
tng 1.irses They th thess thit9s bottcr "a tne
itcrclsnntss to try a s,llt between merchant and
rsa rnaEs aSSssf f'.as ~ iGsstle legislation WI, nos.
Dug d..c 70. The, th,scrl1nan'tv feeling On Tug
) pas lnSi;e, a{'ass thetstiSus, ths'',zh tho
aid hFxiiitg ab,,at saiFaEe sqf.on antagM;izea
whole communities nR'llnsf Thy ,uslnes. nAt
TIE ;,%'a nEAn MOOT . or as fyfts y; IT,, o.,,o
iesslatio. was tic WY ,iatsu at,ti teiat,paI ero
jst,ug bu.,yccn tIro-ns,tra1,co srIuifa,,ies aud
10 % n,ot,atchissl 10 RoycrNiit,nt, exaeinK III ii.o
tuu ns ssbes @ VII Tbo T y of &ost,iu
thu c,rsct. With reR,.r,i to tic lint tha essys
pns xiii uf tax,Uu por ccit on tke m nct isiconyy
III St,lte, hctucttnK losses and nHuncy aotnmis-
, 1880-09-10
supprsss.lon Or Menssruat!,o'n.' "a. =. !,

psAA six: NJ dsuehteF wa .aagt9s .,irx if"% %un5cf
LhIs uttheully for tuusa than yua! VIII W. Uns
fnsnk of two physlc4ana-one All4batntna ta, ~ many
olher q's<siass, .mvns wh!eh ~ .. z; yaySs H1Sy
EYEtf, snd, Iannax over yoUr pamphlet. .ia5 ~ sas
caukal iour sszrta on NE a.sasg xsh XVII, IL
your niaagiue and u tha JOY ot al! an1
frtends, shs WAs c0aa 8ostnrGA so>rT fH!TuuEE
kQx4tA. JOaS L. H4A!AS~
, 1880-09-10
Chll11 Cured.


ppeedy cres Chl1Is and cir fecuti,n,ud II Us III
bes. medicine ii shs country for Nheunlat@sm @ aad
N8ushIsiA. ELL MITCleEIL
, 1880-09-10

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
NewAre OF Counterfeit Medtefne. I employ 10
ttnyclng agents oErunncFs 10 solicit trade iron dus
, 1880-09-10
4 Good Hood PnrIaer. r.,

WhuCo1dn 1t4kp III is]D
paAh sEs h.!s ased yoys Kssasd ~ :. ;aa hS fat
4sI, saa tate pisAsass In recommending Is Et4fT,
, 1880-09-10

History furnishes no parallel 10 the popularity
nj aucGcss VI ur, Hulls y Qyugh sy1up. ~ vi.
, 1880-09-10

nueklnshsu. ksnkzkss Gu. ~. Msy = Hs,tsu I'll
pHAN Stki wnA Rr0ak sufferer from tshoum,nf ~, s"nf
and found NO ssllsf until ctlmmanse1 as'A2 IN ~
mUsl yAluabls lMillAh uiboD SfhDt'f ,"t noM ma.
UUch rUlay "a And benefited. FeoUtl1enn !Rut HI
4Glpa ~ all ANNA f4h9oA.''A
, 1880-09-10


ste" fhe ,nescine !. taHena ao& sM.s.sssc ~ H.
/; .say psysesstea. eae S"'lna tho fent"tioh SfisaS
il asss npan liz K,ineys.
4 Esgg;as. EHsgSa'sss; ~ rs E,ns; lasWef'.
Il ro@ose. ii,stst,nn. s'se"
II $:$ a1ssH:s?.;: s:s
nsaiiSy tss % q. tA' skin "ad 'adae.;
,,lt T. psass.ea thn hesedt.. taias o. petson IN IL.
is:s. =; &c ;s;;: ;
CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
. NswAre OF Counterfeit Metl.ctau. Employ 10
agents or runners 10 solicit trade fsomdsus.
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.
Disease OF thc Stomach nnd Liver.
Cairo. Ale1a1der Co" IT,
s. s;sss' e :S ri ss ss
tss'sfsS IT, HsstS R & Ss'f0'' health 'a 9As :xllL
An Excellent Remedy.
sfst @
Ss;S W. IL s
nSs nes csa q sao MNs HsI'
Kidney Disease.
TIL. aSf esef, G2ss1sSS ssss s%s9 81 tsax
III s. Ussa.s ~ tGs s e. oiSe! iSs a
sss ss:sss i also ''ss x ts
Third-Day chills. \
, 1880-09-10

HuekinRham, KantAkso Co, IT., NAY ~ !ss IN,
nsAn sM: lsassEta{ !stnfI tMaa yess 3Sts. ,Sts ~
isfAcn,,. and Il hAhly eslyoed W ~ who hasH
II nAvG used y0us fuedc.Ha With ehv Must ~. 10
tori results, ard enQ sherHfufc IcCpain!en1 H.
III troubled With lIySs Complaint ~ 5lcs' tsEXuf.
, 1880-09-10

---------- Letnont. EoOf Co, IT
DEAR STR: ! havs found. " giving yDnr INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP fair trtaI. ihAt T. Is nit 1t - Eevn'
Iended " 10, md ao!lss any one who may By - psvf
health 70 give X \ klhls MA. kNEEnAS,
, 1880-09-10

,anaIa nh,1I IndlNe.ttnn.

Waterman Sthtu,, Dc Ka1b Co, 1T :,
DuAA 1fnt This Il 10 CeFiiIJ lhnt your lS!llAS
ntIU0D sYNtF has curSd mo Of ta'n n ths i3sgL
Is II = valuable medicine. NILS. WuuD,
, 1880-09-10

Fout!4c, llVInYT0H C6nn!! 3"n ~.
DEAR H1N; Th!s il 10 certify 1hat n lS'SS, 'SS,UUD
EFeA1y ented 81 9stox .ouEyIeat hSrs soea
NryaSjJ 3rpvRIed With Weakness. touf av Hv md il
fnak u me fssl III y0AnG gifI Sdh iIiiT:I,
~ h valuable fRNSdy. HlL0uA 1A~.
, 1880-09-10

DKAR B1ns NJ dAuzhtsr had LhlllA for fourteen
nantha snd tt!ed almost ovetyshnx. but wtlavl!
Hi.OvP sYKpr. ahort vial 81 Whleh J.. c1selsa.i!
resi- Of my fantly, xad baFa had nu use lnr doc9!
vince hIve had yune medicine In my house. xu0A
kunlknilys .AOASAHHA0 LAWHESEh.
, 1880-09-10
LISTOF1YuOLESALE DEALEhS
D., Clalk JphpUn's Indian Blood Syrup

VAN, scHAAcx. STEVENSON Co., +" Au y
NUIlftisUN. PIuAMEH 4 co. 81 and " Laxs-sb
EuLLkH / ESuLLKM ~ Matket.sL
FotMAN L EiSt;, s. lAkS IT, ,,,,AL.v
Lvix1s e1uE h.AbUAUA q 60. y Wseaan'sF
, 1880-09-10
Cure for Heart Disease,

~ Teul0pols, Ktlnwhani @. ~
DEAR BlH: Tour sreAt INDIAN gttOup SfAGtH
esoounsnd v 70 all elmt.arlT atilctgl; ,,,vc.
, 1880-09-10

IL a.at 81 II :" tas ~nS ~9tst Els s
nuh,hur 0f samples GbsIde him on u tub.o,
sa slatio. II % IL Win !efereneo
10 tho rocunhl yrAWHkuNltl Interest in XlatcnSu,
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sxst s IT, hxS ind ,hs %a1s so,t i tois ~ e
prs,tluut t,ci.,y less tnu .ont,-hAif that of cano
of cat.a5. Tho ntnoant ii lilo product in tho
United stntea far tho past year Or two VIA nbnlt
po.ns Or q =" csaicc tGss Per % ~ ,afa g @ tao
wcro 4,rleu,-a proportion which was simply
f SGss f. k,s;
n iela Soun.ry aad d, Ehn,!ops. AZ present sno
vn ss s1ss Ss9 tes Sa as1s IT,,
laa that ia y tew ysars tho nnnu! pr..Jact
Tbs RStf IN s'"' cos sasss pSt %' a. ud.sy s,s
though the interest on tho Investment md lMUl.
| d1ntul, sxpct!#a reduced It !.ai!l II wts NOT
s"iatsina equal capital. Quo Item of u st,caso
waa frrjuuntly avcrlnokctt.-tho .scCat ,sasto
md wcar and leur o.l building mud ,nuchlnery.
tory had to t.e repAGcl IN cIRhtcpn MOUTHS tho
| peculiar prpecssta and materials usud III tho
innnufaature ,nt glucose havlug rotteh thaln
nunl cost 1t nr.rs WIS ucariy III per co..t Vi lie
| TAa speaker tlususlbsd with great tullncsa tho
seaers aaso II Tais t.s
cnl!9htontl,- ,-and pstceedesl 10 consideration
| OF tAe uses IT, which thu product ts put lii tho
which eenta!a. IN feassy VII eases. ttow u 8 iui
thts product was not UNIV ho!s.o.no. provided t1e
| should oe said on Its merits, howoyer. and tho
stas0 Or Gcnstl QVyslniuans ought " paSs q
, 1880-09-10

HhhdwIch, De Kllb Co UL
DKAh MN Thls 4 70 ccrtity tint your ihD!AS
has completely auFc mo Of Ds.pspatn Il !: tn9 pst'
medicine ever uasd4 1liEAM +. ALLhs,
, 1880-09-10


DEAR sIKs MAS troubled Will keHretg!1 y. to1h ,
AyNUl', and Am happy u say Il mr. entryy cnfsa Ss@
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
I Baltimore Herald. j

On Christmas night the residence of
Mr.. Wagner, 10 North Stricker street,
was brilliantly lighted and decorated in
honor Of the approaching marriage of
his daughter, Miss Annie Wagner, about
eighteen years old. The groom-elect was
Mr.. Joseph Ogle, of 78 West fremont
street, the chief clerk in the wholesale
drug house of Vogler & Meyer. The
preparations for the marriage were all
completed, and the denouement that fol-
lowed was wholly unexpected to all.
About an hour before the time fixed for
the ceremony, and after many
of the guests had assembled, Miss Wsg-
ner received shert note from her in
tended husband stating that his father
was ill and the wedding would have to
be postponed. The company dispersed
and Miss Wagner was taken SO i'll that q
physician had to be summoned to her
bedside. The next day nothing further
was heard from Mr.. Ogle, who has since
avoided Miss Wagner and her friends,
and is believed to have left the city. The
affair has caused futter of excitement
in the west end, and is inexplicable to
the friends of both parties. The mystery
is deepened by the fact that on Christ
mas Eve Mr.. Ogle called on Miss Wagg-
ner and accompanied her over the house
prepared for their future residence.
When the two parted they were appar-
emily better friends than ever before.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06

round, and still that watchfuI stare and
steady tnrn of the head ] had all this
time kept uninterrupted watch of the
bird. His talons grssped the top of the
post and his body was perfectly station
ary. On went, three times round, and
! began really to wonder why the head
did not drop off, when all at once dis
covered what had failed to notice be-
fore.
When reached halfway round from
the front, which was as far as he could
turn his head to follow my movement
with comfort, he whisked it back through
the whole circle so instantaneously and
brought it facing me again with such
precision that l failed to detect the
movement, although I was looking in
tently all the time, j repeated the ex-
pertinent many times afterward on the
same bird, and ! had always to watch
carefully to detect the movement of the
readjustment of his gaze. 80 rapid and
precise was this movement that l failed
several times to detect it, even when l
was looking expressly for it and at the
proper moment.