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dc22,27, JAM, ,5Sds.
yINRUsTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
L STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, CORNER OF TENTH AND y STREETS

VI
Il STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWEII-
ING, CORNER OF TENTH AND U STREETS
by virtue Of a deed of trust dated October 0, A. d.
1878 duly recorded In her No sos, folio 2li at seq.
of the land records of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured thereby
will sell at public auction In front of the premises
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880 at o'clock
D. m the following described real estate situate In the
city of Washington, District of Columbia, beginning
for the at the northwest OF lot numbered
thirty, in square numbered three hundred and sixty
seyen running thence south along Tenth street to the
south side OF said lot; thence east along said south
line twenty-eght feet thence north TO the south line
of street, thence west along the said street to place
of beginning, together with the improvements, con-
slsting OF very complete and convenient twOstory
and basement brick dwelling.
Terms-The property viii be sold subject TO deed
of trust to secure 1900 with interest at Sper cent,
which win be assumed by the purchaser The bal.
ance Of the purchase money TO be paid $500 cash and
800 quarterly thereafter with interest ut per cent,
the deferred payments to be secured on the property
sold or all cash may bc paid, at option OF the pur-
N conveyancing at purchasers cost A deposit of
slJO ut the time OF sale will be required.
i. +. MAfSrEAD. Trustees.
w. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. no2jdei-S-i3al6
HD-TIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY, December %, 1880, at same hour and
piaeiej deial l7n9 }olpN EP n =; hfsTESp Trustees
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Spencerian Business College,

COR or SEVENTH AND Il SITS. N, w.
This institution has progressive and successful eN-
periencs of sixteen years II oducates young men
and women for usefulness aud selEsupport. It's grad
yates positions Of trust and profit Course Of
study and training comprises the English Language
Business Arithmetic, Spencerlan Practical Penman.
ship; by single aud double entry adapted
to every variety of business; Business Practice,
quring the making out and exchanging Of all kinds
Of business papers paying ana receiving cash and
keeping the accounts; Eloeutlon and Lectures, Day
and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY, AUGUST 30
lSsO For Information and terms call at tho College,
or address HENRY O. SPENCER, Principal aul7
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DEEBLF.-Sundaym morning 10th inst, ELIzABETH
Co. wife of Joseph A. Deeble.
Funeral on Wednesday at 1 D. m. %ff
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REPUBLICAN.
MISSOURI BALLADS.


ny JOHN SAroLE0N DoftH0ER.
Mary had little ram,
With which she used TO tusslc;
She pulled the wool all of his back,
And jammed II in her hustle.
Now when the ram saw he'd been feeccd
He IN passion few;
So Mary got upon her car
And rammcd the ram In too.
There was queer chap in Cissky,
Who was wofJlly fond of whisky;
lie drank and he drank,
He sank and he sank,
Until the snakes In his boots were quite frisk
Gently trcat the little ones,
For the darling lasSes
Soon will grow to maldcnhood--
Time so swiftly passes.
Gently treat the little ones,
Kiss the blooming baby;
III the years 10 come she will
Dc your sweetheart, may be.
-
CANDY MIXTURES.
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Sor Sale Souses.
'oR RENT BY h. II. WARNER,
Oi6 Il street northwest

JSoR sALE-CALL AND SIZE oup LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & co, st
Cloud building. Real estate and loans. jySi
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yI,HE PAY OF SENATOR'S, MEMBERS OF
Il Congress, officers In the army, allotments of
naval officers, officers In the Marine Corps, and de-
partment pay vouchers Cashcd. Liberal rate OF in-
terest allowed on time deposits. Government and
corporation bonds bought and sold at market rates.
Collections made everywhere by ]. ii. SQUIER &
CO., Bankers. deelGt
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Foreign stock Market.

LONDON Dec. 21.-Consus for money 9s 9.i0; for the
account ps ll16. U. s. bonds, 4s 1885, Atlantic and
Great Western rsts 5o's Erie, 4s2i; New York Cen
trail, l49A; Reading, 81
PARIS, Dec. 2fhree per cent. rentcs sif TIC for
the account, Exchange on London, 2jf 3llsc.
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@Sllcationol.

CCHOOL or MUSIC,
- 7O7 Eighth street northwest.
Rates S2.50 month and upward, Experienced
teachers In Piano Voice, Organ, &c. Free exercises.
hiir
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proposals.
Notice to Contractors.

CHIEF ENGISEER's OFFICE,
WAsIIINGTOS CITY ASD POINT LOOKOUT II. r.,
Corner Sixth and streets N. W.,
WAsHISGTOS, ID. g., Dec, H. 1880
SiEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this of.
- flee until MONDAY, the ID day Of January next,
at " o'clock M, for grading about eighteen miles OF
this road extending from Brandywine, In Prince
George County, to Charlotte Hall, Charles County,
Md.
Pronles and specifications can be seen at this oice
The right 10 reject any and all bids y reserved.
w. J. WHARTON,
Chief Engineer
baltimore Sun, Baltimore American, WashIngton
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Sor lRenf- R ooms.
Sor 2Renf- &o,lsee.

JNoR RENT-CALL AND SEE orr List OF
Il property for rent JOHN SHERMAN q CO,
fe3.tf st. Cloud uuildlng.
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2SanfeS-2 -2Hiscel(ameo,rs
2Businees Chances.

STUDENTs IN sHoRT.HAND; THOROUGHLY
= instructed by practical teacher Call at COS Thr
teenth street northwest from TO Up. m dol0.OtA
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ATTEND j. M. & r. COHENS AUCTION. SALE o.
watches Diamonds $4,000 WORTH OF NREDEEMED PLEDGES AND VELR
Goods Sold at Private Sale Sales and p
llO5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
9SanteS- -Selp.
&yonfeS- Situations.

A CANVASSER FOR LIFE INSURANCE. A
"A liberal compensation viii he paid to an active
party. Inquire at SO6 Il 81. dell.lm
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baltimore stock board,
DIED.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-Virginia Gs, old, %; do. con
soils, 753S do second series, 90 do past due coupons
30; do new i0-iO's, so bid to-day.
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DY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF
ID French Latin, and English branches, private
pupils situation ns resident teacher; satisfactory
testimonials. Address Miss r.. this office. de225tf
CITUATIoN-T DO CHAMBERWoRK AND
lppp
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baltimore General Market.

sUB-TREAsUny BALANCES.
............ s7s7G00ei Currency s3o3t, ,757
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

tlon' we give them only what we have
already ceded to the negro and to every
lGreiSA convict who takes refuge on eur
shores. Even with these legal rights, the
Indian will begin life on his leo acres
heavily handicapped in tho race with other
men. lie has known no other occupation
than huntiBg. 1t has been his business.
not frantic diversion, as we are apt to
suppose. de received ons.third of his food
and clothes from Government (when it was
not goboled up by agents and inspeetors),
ana two-thirds lie had to supply by the
chase. He is now to be taken bodily from
his home and business. and set down upon
an unbresen patch of timber land to earn
food and clothes out of that. 1t must be
remembered that he is ignorant of farming
or OF any trade. The agent, the black.
smith, miller, ETC., Of each tribe were
always whites, officially appointed, whose
interest it was to keep the Indians ignorant
OF their trades, lest they might lose their
positions and profits. 1t must be rsmem.
bered, too, that these men are eager for
civilization. 81 have lived among tho
" Utss four years" says one missionary on
cath, "and saw but one drunken men in
that time" Another testified that they
were willing to give up hunting and to
farm and live like the white men.
The essehtial act of justice and protec.
ton to them and to our Western settlers, is
to accord them the civil rights which the
United States grants to every other human
being but the Indian within her borders.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

Deputy Sheriff Latham shot and killed a
soldier of the twsnty-ffth infantry at Fort
Davis, Texas, Sunday evening, while trying
to arrest him. Latham claims that he used
his pistol as a club, when it exploded, the
ball passing through the soldiers brain.
The public discredit this statement.
Latham has been arrested.
A dispatch from New Orleans states that
the Shreveport steamboat Trod with q
cargo OF 1872 bales of cotton and $50 sacks
OF cottons0ed, was burned yesterday. No
lives were lost. The boat and cargo were
valued at $4,000. The steamboat Rose Cctg
struck a snag seventy miles above Fulton,
Friday, and sunk. She was total wreck.
No lives were lost
The schooner 1Guaa I2okeS, from Phila.
dslPhia for Bath, with coal, Sprang a leak
in the gale Of the 24th and 25th instant,
and sank on the Goth, 60 miles from Cape
Cod. The crew took to the boats and were
picked up by a schooner and taken to
vineyard Haven. An unknown seaman
dled before they left the vessel, and another
was lost by the accidental separations Of tho
gig from the yawl, which was towing it,
In accordance with resolutions passed on
Saturday night by the woavers employed in
the Harmony Mills, at C0hess, y. Y. the
strike in those mills became general Mon.
day, and 5000 operatives were in the streets
lhe French weavers, comprising about
twenty-five per cent. Of the force, returned
to work, and this action created so much
excitement that a police forcs was held
in reserve. No breach Of the peace is
reported yet. The managers of the mill say
they will not yield to the demands Of the
operatives, as it would be a virtual turning 2
over Of the management of the mills TO
their employees.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

LIE INDIAN AND HIS New LIFE-A rood
deal Of satisfaction, saws the New vi.
Tribune, has been expressed all over tbe
country at the recent agreement betwoau
secretary schurz and the Ute chief, by
which eac1 adult Ute is to receive 1f6
acres of land in fee simple (made inol;an
able for twenty five yearsl, on which h. co.,
farm, instead Of the vast tract now occr,i"d
Dy them Tor hunting. This agreement ia
described, tvsn by journals adyocatirg H.
cause oi the Indian, as a complete and
humane solution Of the Indian problem
me Individual Ute is, in public expocta.
uoh' to be transformed at once bv the nos.
session OF these 100 acres from the drunk en-
1c"iP!hg' Whoop.ng savage which the popu.
laF Iahcy behsVes him to be. into nros.
Perous' substantial citizen. We shall havo
III 81 WIN =" REL .t7 for hIm with
~, 81 'u' en-. -..A appropriations :;
WIN ". the vast swarm Of leeches in the shane
Vi agents, raiders, and inspectors.
mere IS, however, one obstacle in tho
way OF tnlS cheap and easy solution. Until
ehe 1ndlaA is legally recognized as "a
person, under the Fourteenth Amend.
!nent' the agreement giving him this land
10 worth precisely so nuch waste paper,
ana no more. He can claim the nrstec.
tien OF no law whatever 10 defend his nos.
session OF these l60 acres. Anv rufian wba
Chooses to fancy them may drive him off :.
any thief may take his crops, cattle, or the
mouse he will build, aad he cannot punish
thSm in any way but BY the bullet AS
the law new stands, hs has no more legaI
right to personal property or real estate
than deg or horse. On the other hand.
neither can be punished by the courts if he
cheesss to- steal or murder. He is not a
person; he will not be amenabla 10 anv
law: At present, every Indian is under IN =
authority OF his chief. The tribal rela.
lion Is IN most cases despotic as nm absoInts
monarchy The chief IL held responsibIs
by GeverRlent for the individual map,hars
and the Whole tribe are punished for tbs
crime OF one-a state Of things which
however unjust. is more conductive 10 gooJ
order than utter lswleasness. Tha ;ndi
vldual Indian farming his l6O acres will ~
under thu authority neither of his chic
nor OF the United States Court. Ha viii
naturally defend his rights against en-
croschmsht Of theft by force. The agree
msht with the Utss, therefore, unless nrs
eeded by their legal recognition as entitled
70 evll rights under the Fourteenth Amend
nent, viii inaugnrats an era OF gueril
warfare bstween the Indian and the wors
OF the wh1te population Of the West
In graating to these rnen this recogn
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31
MANY CITIZENS.

PERIoDECAIS.-Spring work is opening, and all
having Farms or Garden plots will find valuable aid
i'll the american AgricituTis for April now at hand
with its hundreds of practical directions hints and
suggestions, illustrated with some 80 original engray
ingS Among leading topics Work for the Month :;
Darying; Sheep and Poultry Farming; 81 500 Farm
House with plans and specifications details of S.
important farm experiments with fertilizers; Treat
ments with plans and specifications; details of i'm
p0rtant farm experiments with fertilizers; Treatment
OF one Grape Vine Humbugs exposed: Household
ana ChildrenS Department, ec.-Sl 80 per annum; Is
York, Publishers.
LppincOtfs Mdga=ipe-The Xth Chapter of DR.. Os.
walds Summerland Sketches" which is the opening
paper in LippincOtts Magazine for April describes The
ruins of UXma that mysterious buried CITY of tbe
New World, which attestS the existence, at some
former period, of of builders on this Continent
rValling those of Nineveh in the grandeur of their
means. " Three Lakes Of Central New York" is a
pleasantly written and well illustrated article, by
Frank IL. Taylor. In The English Workingman
and Commercial Crisis" the first of two papcrS hy
Octave Thane the writer traces the effects of political
changes legislation commercial panics, and other in
ueuces on the condOn OF the labOring classes, with
the view of elucidating what may be Justly cimed
the most perpleXing problem of modern civilization
IN the way OF fiction this number contains fresh in
s0llmeht of Adam and Eve" u popular serial .
snort stories by Sherwood Bonner; and story of
Russian life and character. The Monthly GoSsip'
Is unusually full and entertaining.
Frank LeSlie'S Popular M0ndtly-The April number
OF this admirable magazine comes to us very richly
iTelEhted; the contents are invariably brilliant in
the literary and artistic Departments but in the present
one are even more so than usual The New Irish
Movement. by n. Robinson, gives n clear insight as
to the political upheavaS which have led to Obstruc
ton and the agitation for Il Peasant Proprietary :"
The article is prOfusely illustrated. "Sketches Of
Highland Character treats of Sheep Farming and
DroyerS. "Genteman George" by Alfred II. Giucru-
Sey is an article of great interest especially in refer
encc to the times of George the Fourth of England
the trial of Queen Caroline. etc, etc. Among the
numerous illustrations portraits of George anl the
Queen. Princess Charlotte, Mrs. Ftzherbert, Lord
Chancellor Eldon. and of the counsel who engag
ed in the celebrated trial of the Queen. There are
variety of articles highly mcrtor0us and unusually
lutCresting stories, sketches etc. by Eta W. Pierce
Eleanor Grantham. Edward Greey Frank Leslie and
other popular writer's. The annual subscription So
six months, so Address Frank Leslies Publishing
House. SO, % and 81 Park Place New York
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

Tazswell Jones and Phil Sheridan had a
dispute over a gaming table in Laurel.
several nights ago, when Jones drew a
pistol and fired twice at Sheridan. The
pals passed through the lattsr's hat but did
no other injury.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

The New TREATY WITH FRANcE.-TI q
United States Senate Yesterday ratified the
treaty with France which was signed at
Washington on the 18th Of January. This
treaty was negotiated for the settlement of
the claims Of French citizens against tho
United States arising out of the late civil
war. good many Frenchmen held prop,
erty IN the different ports of the United
States, and particularly in Louisiana. at the
outbreak Hi the war. and a number Of these
were varlously injured in their estates. and
IN some caSss in their persons also The
treaty as ratified provides for the appoint.
men; of joint commission Of three mem
bSrs. tho third of whom Is to he named Ey
the Emperor Of Brazil, who shall meet
within slX months after ratiticatons have
been exchanged and arbitrate dofiaitely
on al claims OF French citizens, and recip.
rocally upon cOuHter-claims By citizens of
the United States. The idenmnity likely
to be obtaiaed 10y French citizens under
this treaty will not perhaps cover the larger
part Of the losses which led to its nerotia.
ton, the commission being dabarred bv the
provisions OF tho treaty from considering
any claims except SUCH as originate from
acts Gt Injury committed with the cogni.
zane" OF the Federal authorities The Uni.
TED states, in the treaty. have expressly re-
fused to accept any responsibility for the
acts oI the COnfederates, or to admit any
losses on account Of the escape or emanci-
patlSA Of slaves. The greater part of the
losses Of French citizens probably proceed
from these two causes, which are thus de.
barred Bait. Sun.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31
!2my2w0, DeI.,
"Wednesday Afternoon, March 81.

THE " TIMES is published every Wednesday AFTER
hv EcBrrr D. HoFFECKER, Editor and Pro-
prietor, at Smyrna Delaware
TERMS -SrEscRIpTIoN-One year $500 in advance, of
not paid till the end of the year. No paper
dscontlnue until all arrears arc paid-only at the
option ofths Publisher. .,
,DTrFpTISENENTS will be inserted at the rate of
seven Centsa line forthe irstinsertion; subsequent
!or+;o,s T;,ree-and u -hulfcents AliberaldiscOunt
made to qusrtery, semi-annual and yearly adverti-
sers. -
oR1TrARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
linc.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31
MARRIAGES

CAREY -ELLING>WoRTH-0 tie mn ,,.- ir
!tey. j. Y. smith E.jjah T. Carey and Miss Layyt.i
EllngSworth both trsn near B?euforl
AIkINS-REED-I the NJ f. church Cau,l,,. ~
Rev. L. ". Todd assisted by Revs ". = Day:. a,1
Joseph Robinson, Rev. +. c. Atkins and Mi, Maggie
Reed. of Fecderca Del
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31
DEATHS.

HAMlLTON.-on the 18th inst. in this town Mary
+. wife Of John Hamilton. aged 80 years
WklGHT.-On the 4-,h inst near Thomas Corn.-.
lsa1cIla. wife Of Eoh, w Wright aged e.. wears
RASH-on the 9Th inst. near C-'t-4. Church. ~A.y
Ann. wife oi Marx Rash aged e.; years
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31
RAMBO LIME.

The undersigned j. now the owner or lessee If a!
lime luOrrieS the lands Of tie late Nathan kGn-SO
IN Montgomery County. Pa. except one quarry ahaI-
dcned g. years ago a. worthless and therefore
the oAly person who can supply the genuine RANBo
LIME
My QuarieS have been worked for - wears and the
RAMBO LINE taken therefrOm has no equal The
public is cautioned against buying inferior line pu'
porting TO come from the same quarries My product
has always been known as the RANBO LIME, andN
can only be obtaUcd through me or my authorized
agents. mar }Etn
VIM. 2, RAMBO,
NoREIsTcWN. MONTGOMERY COUNTY PA.
GEO NJ u. HART. Agent. Townsend, Del
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

OLEoMARGARINR.-Sixm millions Of pounds
Of oleomargarine butter are exported from
New York to Europe monthly. The oppo.
sltion to the sale of this artificial butter in
New York for domestic consumption is
strengthening. and the law is brought to
bear upeM all veRders OF it whose packages
nave not " oleomargarine' printed ar
stamped on them, or who attempt to sell it
by retail as natural butter. There is ne law
against the exports si olkOmargarino butter
winch soa'e OF the exporters send away
uAder the more attractive name of " butter.
inc"
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

Inc baby elephant has gained 50 much
nOtoriety that the circus men are trying to
teach it to talk, so that it can lecture.
Fowler is ready for Spring Trade, having
just opened new line Of Dry Goods, Hats
Groceries, &C., &c. He also has rreat
many goods bought before the rise in prices
that he will sell accordingly.
Read N. Barnard's advertisement Of
Fruit Trees. He ,eW sell.
The bee and mule are too tender hearted
to look upon suffering. They always turn
their backs whsn they strike.
fins limo of Gents Furnishing Goods. at
Phillips & Co. Come and Look.
You can cure Frosted Feet, Rheumatism
stiffness of Joints, Cuts, Bruises, Burns &c
with Roberts Eaabrecation Buy a bottle
and try II, Only 3jcts. per bottle
man in Hsrkimsr ATTEMPTED 10 s.noL Q
han the other day, and burned his hol,c
GOWN. Moral: Smoke tobacco.
CowgIls' make three articles Of psneroI
Walnut Stain, Pew Tarn;sh
and Leather Oil. Sold 10y Jas. p Hotfocker,
Smyrna, Dol, AND all druggists.
" No one has died vino is living here" j..
tn" way Eaan closed letter to IA friend in
tn" West, in recounting local changes that
had taken place.
Fowler opened this week the finest a,sort.
meat OF Ct'sIc4eres and Suitines that no
has ever before shawn, both in quality and
s.'yIa' and we think ai complete line as
has ever been shown in Smyrna.
western papers are discussing the ques.
- ,.l1
Unless they do we suppose 4 reoI rnsnv
husbands of ;he period will .tarve to ,Icati
Phillips Il Co.'s first invoice Of Spring and
summer goods have arrived, now open and
ready for lsspecten. Come and see.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

The latest phases Of the great struggle
for political power in the United Kingdom
are given in London dispathqs. The con.
test is regarded as unparalleled in this
generation, and it is expected that more
votes will be cast than any previous gen.
eral election The Liberals show great con
lidence, while the Tories are more cautious.
The course Mr.. Parnell is pursuing is deem.
ed somewhat detrimental to the Liberal
interests in Ireland. Social fcstivty is
practically suspended during the elections.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

Gladstens boldly DECLARES the liberals are
sure Of defeating their Conservative breth.
rem. We trust he's good prophet, even if
he did err little on the question of our late
"littls unpleRsantness."
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31
LOST.

Lost in th:> town between The I.:,l pond and tie
Methodist Church PLAIN GOLD BEAiELE.. Any
one finding i; vii br Nbe:a'y reward hy .ea>.,g;:
at the TINES Office. III. aI-E
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31
FOR SALE.

a lot Of CHESTNUT POST near town.
Apply L. WILSON T. tAN!.NuLE
smyrna. Del, Marc n t'th.-tt
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

ATTENTION is called to the large real
estsir sale of the property Of the late
George Davis in another column.
The following vestrymen were elected on
Monday last fer St. Peters Church Geo.
w. Cummins, SeAior Warden VIM. Cum
minis, M. D., Junior Warden; w. T. Caven.
der, j. }. Turner, Jos. Kennedy, f. r.
Sippls, w. A. Cummins.
IMPORTANT NoTICE.--A public meeting
will be held at the Town Hall, on Friday
evening next, at y o'clock, for the pur.
pose OF asking Congress for an appropria.
ton for making harbOr at the mouth Of
Duck Creek on the Delaware Bay.
By order of
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

FROM HARRY Hill, the CHAMPION WREsT.
LER, No. 26 EAST HoUsToN STREET y. Y
know Of no remedy that will so quickly
remove the discol0ra,ions oi the skin result.
ing from injuries, soreness and pains of the
joints, muscles and bones, the result of
violent and continued exercise, as Giles
Llnlment lodide Ammonia have used it
myself and have seen it used by others and
recommend its use 10 all athletes.
Gilos' Pills cures Billisusness.
Giles Pills cures Chills and Fever.
Sold by all druggists. Jas. P. Hofecker.
agent, Smyrna. Trial bottles % cents.
Send for pamphlet. Dr.. GILES.
l20 West Broadway, n. Y.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-31

AGooD HoUSEwIFE.-The good housewife,
when she is giving her house its Spriag
renovating, should bear in mind that the
dear inmates of her house are more proc-
ious than many houses, and that their
systsm need cleansing by purifying the
blood, regulating the stomach and bowels
to prevent and cure the disease arising frons
Spring malaria and miasma, and she must
know that there is nothing that will do it
so perfectly and surely as Hop Bitt0rs, the
II. Patriot