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, 1880-09-04

to withdraw tho notice Qf
the Grcenback meeting, atul number ot
Grcans,ncknrs were iii town. They decided
tn hold MI independent metttng a,lsido tho
town, md did 40. On returning, tho Grcni,-
hackers were met by II party of Democrats
who wcro III military form, mud Ind cnnl-
t,lantlcr wluso 0r.lera they nboycti. IN pnss-
Ing thr0tlgll tho Town Pearson was fired ,po1l
by a number of Democrats, md Is supposed
10 10 killed. iie was brought tn tl.e l""s"
OF Wmbcrly for )rotcotto,L The rest Of tho
story Is III WIlnberIy's own language:
~ sllnw ys"t how braro so,ng Of tho so-cnllod
my lnck rn'l, and tho ds'r clnaml to koep tllo
crowd nut, tl,o I,atnocrats awtrce t!loy would
M.; !mt !Mey aidat eoss.e, @ ' aal i Is wsli they
Viii Ss h h. ws; Sy yS 5 sS s y NJ M SaS WI esq
last week-tllo sntus nub auta mort nl'le'i t.,
thon,-to nhrn!nt II cun1nittcn to t1ennnl of
f,afHra dsy!ls'ss. repsy ws+ t'at rather iiM'i
s s t a. '2as @ no Ma nstany Tti %oS y rs rsSt
VIA: Wit will CONC"
An Ex-nEnEt. AM oRnExnAcKEu ,ntt1r.-
1,zEn tr ct'MsttrrEE or TIL; "noS-
MI: ulVE" WITH sftnTHUN4.
MEMPHIS, TeliM., Sept, 9.-Tho following
letter Is IN typo and will appear tonorr0s IN
tho National Grpcnhack party fnr WHst Tell
,,essec. Tho genutnGuess Of tic letter Is
vollel,ctl for by tho editor of tho ucrt,t and
tho facts statctl nre curral1nratGtl by. gentle
ntan eog,it2nnt Of thotn tltrrct frpin CoiTe.-
vile. Tho writer, Ms lip signs himself, Is
Chairman Of tic National tireunbaek isSccll-
ttve Ctimtntttoe fur tllp State Of Mississippi,
and will bc recnllcd US tho Capt. Wlmbcrly,
WHO, when elected Clerk Of YnlnbNslln
County, md on bott,g cou1ltctl out, bnrrcu.led
the Court-Iln,,sr, ttntcd tho bulltloM.rs, nIml
l.clt the fort until tho co1ltcst was decided In
Ills fnyor:
,CoyrsEv1ILE. Mlsa.., aug. n 1sso,5;;,fempt,t.
!s ,o NstCnni s tiresmisx tckss sar st.ertx I.
rlecte Tn Monday, Aug. ~ tho Hrel!iri
llsttSr@ts ot h!a coMaty n cnt!Ss .,t;
s ss"'ss, @ s R's s i .s % they S; .u is ss
ktep tho pcacu, hut Inter in ,1lu dny TREY
'''''sssn e",sts sS' 81 tW H. sxrso s en'f " +
!i sel s,2 o s an d9a'g TINT so"
rcpjy via init wD,,id wnon t;a'i. ralirsl III;
Mwny and not ,tntit ton: Adult m t,s'ur litter
S $s $s'i J! Sa $ss y so'e' f.'Ss' isls es Ss'S
=: Win, sayng the people 'en'n,,asH ,l,
prnsipjes My rcpiy waa i'i hoped 9Ac!' IL! df
i',Hl might withsr y right nrti, IF tat tlcalh
n,xh, S,nS ,sthnt ny" 1ey !s' sa,, uc
eeap,eo q ilse five e nc thrsp ; !s nirs
sosld take MIG, liz tay hnntls behind mo. tic no
| L. stakc. bl!ndloid me. mud alt'ot ny. IN
otaer So y ys h for 1o 1Ge shs,
wnuh look ugly, bnt .iu 1t In npcn !nylHht.
T',uy aa('l they hut nothing further 10 70 win
4: ant Wo,ts ne lett with the parties VINO sase
M 'sss' %s5 G sts'es '. ny xno wss With MT
l H3ffrHHffPr NF TE}fttftH ts1fSfI H,tf{Xfs Them.
, 1880-09-04
a WILD LOCOMOTIVE.

Spsefds DApateh to 1As Chtaoo 7TLhun&
6rH1SnF1ELr,, ILL.,, Sent. 3.-Nhi'e n Chi.
the yard IN this city to-day tlio engineer Of
the locomotive lost control of it by rcuSon 0t
tic throttle flying open, resulting IN the en'
gino backing ut full speed Into tho traln.
sengcr III tllo cahonso. ,lncpb Fike, nnent. Of
tho Auburn Machine Works, WIS probably
fatally Injured, tho loWnr part Of Ills bully
being crushed. a.. q. Park. of Bloomington,
& brakeman, fnd his ankle dIslocatcd In
1umuIng from the c1Eiiip.
, 1880-09-04

aut'EarItics; tint, ol, tho contrary, ,,c NIL.
!nna loart has askctl for CnnuI,tto,: ~ .a's. H.
Hunrtts 0f Tho Mississippi Valley Sataau"sis 70
Meee IN Nsw 0ris",1s p November i" its ,issI,snS
shn1i bo Independent If titu Sut}vnaMi Minrh n,
thOyIttpS. ''''tl aG-
, 1880-09-04

his remarks chiefly to retrieving tho
record "f the Democratic party. 1[e
demonstrated tho Inconsistency Ut their
cry Or frnWl III rcgasd Ia tho
r se,s ,n M na is cn''ss'"
~" '."h sfnp h t'. ~" n .e''es ., s.,R. ~ ay
,,.' ,.n" s.,eo nave teslcu tno vefl'e. III court
~ means OF ol'o,warfaito t'rocee,tlngs, n'''l
Supreme Court, whict, coull nut psss ,,pon
thu n,,rstto,, ~ fori Mr Tlt,fnr rn,le,l ,,nn,,
tion -, ~ tt,t, .,., r. :,'a,, .'.axo ,'s,,,
t,o." o. " W. 1.!1s ~" u'ey Wesa a'"!!ese ~
one, md aroused much enthusiasm. l1o
WAS go}towet, nv I,lehnrd STADIUM, NJ Finr,-
IN. WIN nn,,c y ,i.,.,rore snoec,, .,,n,.;,,',
Iotv nnrm,i;oo" 49, aa 49,, t.,,,,t
dated Ii, that State.
ortycy.
spteta, Correspondence a M Chicago Tribune.
Dtusoy' Ill scrt" a-pnliticai % feniinr In
thls " heat!lons'omt" section OF illinols Is f'e'
coming we'll awakened. and satisfactorily 40
to Tho Republicans. Tho opposing party
tickets nre nil In Tho field In every county Of
except III Adams, whcro the Democrats will
make their nominations for county md State
officers on tho oil, Of septembcr. Moro
fnr ''o;,. ;,,',n VI t.ss a ,a.,
."t tonHty u'tleeS aNlear this Se"1' ilcolol
those D0nnybrook strlfcs Will resnlt II, any
advantage 10 honest mon rclnatns to bo
tfrrstoo ~ In ton ,,r ,nnro arnt;na,,,a !, Sn,,
u1SW" ,,t5g' ~ pa te ~ ,o'S MpiIS"ls IT,. ~ Ivy
,nnan.t, =, .ynt;nr IVY ~ ,hos5 a,,,,eo y, ~ ~
,es';E nr,' ""1img nr 1nEiI a GI'"I,ec TEE ny ule
ve ~ IL one ,e1,u no tfe M e ~ tis HI
so.G soati W ~, ie MsiS. MMln ln.0MgMoat eniS H.,
sGctp .e tS. nt 81 te
t3ofsct ot tl,n ti,ira1n M 1unVrnttn,, m In imn1n.
stn @ InT n f,srn ,"i,S VIZ WIFI esri rooo, ~ i
',Ma nSGseu O. ton ttatnela. ~ wHn VIII rcceiso
sat ,tE ,,,hn w n t,.s y ve fna
In S,s cos.s,,,rnc"s s fonwtnE +, ,,on KY nemn. t
a,''g n',r n,rnas W. his IL ~ att; ,r,. @ n
rfMi"nR ofMun ott na1'hls , atls III, u a., s!ii o.o W
ct,ing ~ III ternai' tn,ne, oo IT, fh 1 o.
lIenn ~ nainiucs tnn ns pe1. rIven M % to a,,r
En"w ' ihnt X Viii 'n1 rim n ninost oH'S ~ w n
I" wea,;nn tc ssnr n fiov W iIio Ii,,1 iI:.o "rn
int N # un,,nts lin n !" l"ss tlnn nothn a,i iiv l,a
Strsiou wv fSst ~ rai, 1 WI" vi ,o pmsy V
sSs ssKis ESwnsn E nth m hs ssS "s a e is has
:etI iitcld Ia IN lint sc,ijon sit,"G {isotn's s @
mMlt; n - - VIZ IT, stcGeSd;; SprE Wiley !no
vG,!iu w. ta II s'e 10y WsM whG,n ane ee.lns
waS mc1a, ~ II nn1 M ,aozem r. ,lcs tr. VIZ
Sa!e 5 :S%sts Grs'S @ III il Re a!eIns Es. sc; g
II iv ~ to wona.loo @ ,nnst @ PGyS tre"ant t5Gti a,,t
tnt,yyt * r'u 1,to.s M0 ,'.ns & a. oss M .'gcH"t @ a!a
Mntthoa ~ Ikn: ~ 4n S s,tseti,, I M ~ IL
ths i{sn: !: \: ;SsitsT, pspabl!ea1 eaaG(late
oos n, t;!a HILL esHls' opttsE' 'so9ss, r.,
aM "tfs c;, ne s.G nl ,o eG.R anu te
G1tts,s. 1nt, aee'ng ahaleSt wele seitiicant n
~ u. ~" Ana%ss .s atDa u 1a' ps',
-, On Monday cvHning, Mt the Oren- llo,'ao IN
as ,n.,,tns w ". ~ .f GnH"r tPnuscitit
, 1880-09-04

aptFIaI Dhp0ttA 70 TN GAIed9o 7F1bTNs.
sr1uS0slE1.n, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-'Ise Nenuh*
!!can rally Tonight wus pronounced sne-
cess. despite tia storm. The tarehltKht pro-
cession arranged for was givan VI. hccauso
III tho severn ra[l.-st0rm this aftornoon aud
tho threatening weather tonight. Aralory
llMll was al!ad With an enthusiastic audience.
Tbs lion. u, r, Llttles, caIltidala for the
LEGISLATURE. spVke tos ever Ill hour, 4eyutlug
, 1880-09-04

WON'T APPELLATE NTH uEAOCttATa,
Gptetal DApatta 10 IN Cakaso Tribune
WAs,a,soToN, D. O., Sept 8.-Col. Leo
Crtndall, editor 0f the Nttianut Vlctp, re-
celyed tie following Telegram. from Anguish,
Me-, tonight: .,
AuauaTA, 4o.. Sept. a-uet,, Weaver refuses
to occupy tho ktaIl with t{Ahct,rk sp9akors ~
eny rase. Ita Was billed ut skowhexan aud Gar
dtIer with qun. caEy, but srFN4uil ~ spoak viii
~ General. Tue CQuNlttee to9k ueus tA1y
, 1880-09-04

5psetal Dtsp1teh to 1hs Chicago 7rtbnnh
DLpoMlSaros, ILL.,, Sent. 3.-Ono milo Ok
track ot the Indiana, Bloomington 4 VEST
ern was washed cut t.rnlght, and trains
were unable to puss Tie bruak.
, 1880-09-04
Cnus1tEI, ro DEATH.

CJtuS11fE5 TO UE1TH.
RoHnouT, N. T., Sept. 3.-ny tho fall ota
rock IN tic qaarrtcs at tue Newark Lime and
Ceuent Comlany tltis morning, Patrick
AIu'tiaE WIS killed, md John Notfe. Dat
Du0lGy, aud Chris CnrrOll severely Injured
, 1880-09-04
OBITUARY..


MRS, G. a. a1INCKLEY.
6peetat Dhpateh 10 Ihe ChEeaoo Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 'L-Afrs. Mary ti'
agod 1t years, wife Of Cnpt. &. "A. M'Ask!ss,
qno Of Decatllr's bcst.knoWH merchants tea
yesterday of consumption. nfter pai'.9"! IT.
ness Of many weeks. Tho funeral tnnk n'ass
fran thu First u. Il. Church this at1csIottps
aud was largely Intended.
, 1880-09-04

G. II. DOfEt.
1IARH1snunts. Sept, S.-J, II. Royer, one a.
tho oldest Journalists In the Stalc. ted thls
morning, Ngan ~,
, 1880-09-04

VIZ E+iN A!4tt }'ltpaEA$EIo Ab+aU4 4bfH HhHII u
t1e buats. bringing thu nntIs viii them, a,nl
hayu afterwards tI,rown thu maits overheard
TO l!ghton. Tho b0at-otllcU authorities lero
NY tho lnatls washed asalore. ruslM,urks
"Now York, AuK. ~" an.l "i'aris, Aus. l."
lutltcata That tle iliafis arrived hero t1y tito
Datayia, from. Liverpool. a,!4 wero dispatched
BY ile City or Vera Cruz.
AT THE UFFlCk OF THE AIExAHnNE LINE
up to noon tt'".tAy no further Information s,a
10 tic reported ilbs Ut tho Elty Ut Vern Cruz
hatl beun received, though Ali al,BWtr to n
lfspAteh to 81. Augustine. Fla, asklng for
Aetntla, IL Mnlloitarlty vxpeclfd, TIu 0wl,-
ers do not bcllcru tic Steamer lost. but think
slt0 encountered llurlicnllu, during Which
the nait AMI i>agKage went oyeyboasa. Tlvy
proi,0ul.co l,er Cl,u ,f thu STRONGEST Steamers
III thu worI4. 6ho YAs III tllp tlry.llucls
previous to her last tslp. This Vessel IL worth
oo,C00. Sllo WAS Insured In London and
AnIerlca,
MANY AELATIvEs AND FRIENDS or pAs.
RENHElsS
md crew are at tic enlce, awaiting lntorp,a-
t'oll. cupt. F. liarrls, who commanded tho
steamer oil tho previous yuyuEc, IL u, boar.l.
The Cllot Engineer IL nn,ncd Miller, al4 tho
eaEser Burke.
STILL UNCERTAIN.
Up to O'Clock to-Eigtlt there Is 10 dis.
patch from st. Augustine, Flu, confirming
Aa story Of the proenblp loss Ut thu steamer
Clty Of Vera Cruz, published In the Herald
pf this mornlng, and sent In to-day'a dis
patches ot thu Western Associated Press,
Tbs only correct list OF tha nal!aus Of tle
ercw Ut the City Ut VeEa Cruz was In posses'
sion Of the I'urser oI, boartl the vessel, Capt
sau stssIr faulty resides III xouksEs' rno
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
ROBERT BURNS.


I see amid the fields of Ayr
A ploughman, who, In foul or fair,
Sings at his task,
SO clear we know not IL 1t Ia
The laverock's song we hear or his,
Nor care to ask.
For him the ploughing of those fields
A more ethereal harvest yields
Than sheayes of grain
Songs flush with purple bloom the rye
The plover's call, the curlew's cry,
Sing in his brain.
Touched by his hand, the wayside weed
Becomes flower; the lowliest reed
Beside the stream
Is clothed with beauty; gorse and grass
And heather, where his footsteps pass,
The brighter seem.
He sings of love. whose flame illumes
The darkness of lone cottage rooms;
He feels the force,
The treacherous undertow and stress,
OF Maynard passions, and no less
The keen remorse.
AT moments, wrestling with his fate,
His voice is harsh, but not with hate;
The brush-wOOd hung
Above the tavern door lets fall
Its bitter leaf, its drop of gall,
Upon his tongue.
But sui tue DuTuen-Ol uls sunB
Is love of right. disdain of wrong;
It's master-chOrds
Are Manhood, Freedom. Brotherhood;
It's discords, but an interludc
Between the words.
And then to die so young, and leave
Unfinished what he might achieved
Yet better sure
Is this than wandering up and down,
An old man, in a country town,
lntrn and poor.
For now he haunts his native land
As all immortal youth his hand
Gnides every plough;
lie sits beside each ingle-nOOk;
Ills voice is in each rushing brook,
Each rustling Dough.
His presence haun.s this room tonight,
form OF mingled mist aud light
From that far coast.
Welcome beneath this roof OF mine
Welcome! this vacant chair IL thine,
Dear gnest and ghost!
-hdrper's Mdgd=ine for August.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
4 YOUNG RED-HITRED LADY.
Wanted as Material for an AIbino
and Nothing Strange or Remark


Wanted as Material for an AIbino,
and Nothing Strange or Kemnri-
able About il.
New York sun.
XETANTED-A YOUNG RED HAIRED
w lady trayellinH engagement Apply at
Inc above advertise was shown to
tall, beneficent-looking young man
standing behind rail in the office of
Browns Dramatic and Variety Agency at
the address given.
II Called the reporter explained,
"because there seemed to be something
unusual"
sNothiug unusual about that" inter
rupted the tall man blandly.
but who wants Il young red-haired
lady? 1t isn't usual to advertise for them
| in"
Nothing unusual, assure you. Charlie
-- applied to us for one aud we adver-
tised. He runs a side show with the --
circus
"Did he tell You what he wanted q
young red haired lady for in side
shown"
"Certainly."
"Well, can you tell me what he wanted
her for p
"Of course. He wanted to make ar
Albino out of her"
Don't you thing that is strange ~
Chow strange? Here is man thai
wants an Albino. A red headed girl make
the best Albino. Here is q red headed
girl that is willing to be an Albino VIII,
shouldn't he advertise for her? l dom
see anything strange in that. The onl!
thing strange about the matter is that GU
of hundred red headed girls that hav
come here to-day, not one would consen
to 90 with side show. They all want t
, 90 on the stage and be CLARA Morrises."
"But Albinos are not young red-haire
ladies. Don't you think there's some
thing strange -"
+ "Not at all" said the dramatic an
! variety agent. "a human hair is tub
, nearly white and transparent. The color
ing matter is inside. This coloring matte
q is easily blesched out. When the colorin
/ matter is blesched out Of red hair it leave
a it a shade of white more nearly resent
ing the hair on true Albino than in th
! case of other kinds of hair"
' May publish that Mr.. Charles :
! wants to transform young red.haire
lady into an Albina for his side show wit
a the - circus?"
3 Certainly. He'll have no objection,
a you think it worth printing, but don
v see anything strange or remarkable abo'
the matter"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
NEW SOCTETY-LIUGH.
The Exclamation of Fashionable
Persons OF the tsentIer Sex.

Persons al the tsentIcr Sex.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER .-.
One of the summer fashions is new
laugh, which goes like this "Te-he te-
he Hs, hs, ha, Oh-h h-h-ha, ha, ha :"
The directions are as follows: "A low and
ely beginning is made with the 'te-he, as
though mirth was struggling inside to
break out through msidenly reserve, and
the mouth is kept tightly closed, while the
eyes are opened wide, thus giving an
expression of mingled occurrences and
| mischievousness. Then follows the 'Ha,
ha, hs, higher and louder, with parting
of the lips to show the teeth, if they be
white and regular. The ooh, h-h comes
next in tone of surprise, reproof or
artless gayety, according to the nature of
the thing laughed at, and the voice rises
into pretty little scream. The ensuing
pause covers sudden sense of the impro-
priety of making so much noise, the eyes
are cast down, and blush can in most
instances be produced by holding the
breath with the lungs very fully inflated.
The final 'Ha, ha, ha is given as q
cresceado, spiritedly and without any
show of restraint, like the outburstine
hilarity of an unconventional milkmaid,
This novelty in laughs is heard everywhere
in the metropolis and ia sure to becomt
popular at the summer resorts. With 6
little alteration it can be made TO fit any
mouth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
GODS LOPE,
Emerson.

God said, ~ am tired of kings!
suffer them no more;
Up to my ear the morning brings
The outrage of the poor.
Think ye made this ball
A field of havoc and war,
Where ;yrants great and tyrants small
Nj ght harry the weak and poor?
Lo uncover the land,
Which had of old time in the west,
As the sculptor nncoFers his statute
When he has wrought his best,
will divide my goods
Call IN the wretch and slave;
None shall rule but the humble,
And none but toll shall have.
willhaye never noble,
No lineage counted great;
Fishers, and choppers, and plOwmen
Shall constitute State !"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
CAPITAL PRIZE. S@LOO1
lpntM TICKETS An rWu DOLLARS EACH
HALE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR

1851 Prizes. amomtuyto silOaOO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at AL
points, To whom liberal rompell-atlon viii he paid
Write. clearly stating fnll address, tor further I'LL
formation semi orders by express or in u rcJis
tered letter or Money order by mat addressed only
to "a. A. DktpHIN,
New Orleans, La
or same person nj
No. 3i9 broadway, N. Y.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision aud mananelnent ut GENERALS
q. 4. BEAuliEdAltp and JuBAL A. EARLY,
jel5-t,t, s5wAitw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
CiJtjCltrU Remedies
For nlI Blood Ilumors.

Arc prepared by WEEKS Il poTTEIs, Chemists and
Druggists. .s1 Washington Street, Boston, 81 Front
Street, Toronto, Ont, and SNOW HILL London, and
are for sale by all Druggists Price of CuriCURh,
and one-hllf times the quantity of small, 81 RE
soLvENT, 81 per bottle. CurIcuRA MEntciNAL
TOILET soar, u cents per cake. CuTICuRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents per cake and
in bars for BARRIERS and large cOnsiimerrb N cents
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
COIIINs' VoIT6ic PISsTERs

union Of Electricity and Healing Bilsams are
ten times more powerful than the best porous plas.
ter for relieving Pam and Weakness OF the Lungs
Liver. Kidneys and Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and SciatiCa Place over the pit of the Stomach
they care Dyspepsin. Bilious COhc, Diarrhu,a
f,ramps and Pain, and prevent Ague and Malaria
% cents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
$peftaI Hnttres.

A OARD-T0 ALL WHO ARE SUI
~ FERING FROM NERVOUS WEAKNESS
early decay &c, will send receipt that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary IN south America. Send
aself-addreszed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH L
INMAN. Station L, New York City. janib-eodSwI
DRESCRIPTION FkEE,-FOR THE
Il SPEEDY CURE of nervous debility, loss of
vitality and all disordafs brought on by indscre.
ton or excess. ANY druggist has the ingredients
Address DAVIDSON Il co
mySDeod&wIy No. rs Nassau streetNnw York;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
~$TEyTIM ONIALS%e


From 1T. r. BOWTt.s. Vt. d, HhmmOntOn, n. J.,
Editor Spl0h JsrNg Eepnbirms.
MY attention was called tu FRANK SIDDAILS
SOAP from an advertisement In my own paper,
and its use In my house for nearly year, according
to the directions, has proved that its rgmarl:iGc
properties have not been ovcrstatcd, For remOv-
Ing printing ink II Is Invaluable, while for toilet
and shaving it Is the best soap have ever seem
From Mrs. IL. l.. kESYuN, Mortified, VI.
domy wash with FRANK SIDDA Ills SOAPin
half the time and with no expense for Soup, The
Sduing blJtkt more Hdn EiysJOr u. have no steam
or scent from the wash, while the saving in
health, clothes and labor can hardly lie estimated.
From +. W. STANTON, 1906 y. Goth ST., philada
We are confident from long experience In
using and recommending FRANK SlDDALIS
SOAP, that one trial, according To the very easy
printed directions Will overcome all pruuitre4. II
also really has wonderful merit for shaving, toilet
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
Gutifura.
Fatal IIumoi'A len PEELED.
Health Rest ored, :tnd
Life Prolonged.

What arc Skin md Scalp Diseases but tile ryi
delne ut internal llunur ton times more dhcuit to
reach and cure, which hunts in the blnod nud other
fluids, destroying the delicate machinery OF life and
Milling the body with foul corrupiiuns! what *
consumption but u gathering OF INHEiIIrf u
liumurs on thl lungs, which ru.s them z What are
mental inhmitir4, idinry ind emily insanity hut
HEREDITARY Poison choosing the brain lHGnusc the
weakest nrHan} What rheumatism and gnut hut
accommodations Of Srrnfua III tine JOINTS ana fuid-
What ncernliOnA Ui liver. BriYhrs disease OF tlic
kidneys, diabetes, wasting and degeneration nt the
urinary organs, hemOrrholds, h4tula and other
constitutional affections, but the evidence ut
vitiaird stat" u the blood, weakness, debility 0
the NtAzinU fluids, greater than can hc thrown ui
unless assisted hy medicine peculiarly adapted t,
the purpOscy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22

This institution was regularly Incorporated by the
LEGISLATURE the stats for Educational and Char
table. PURPOSES in no, Tor the Term Of Twenty .
ave Yenrs, to which contract the inyiOlable faith
" the state liz pledged, which pledge has been re-
newed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing
II franchise in the new constitution adopted
December 3D. A. D., 1889, with capital of i,UulWp
to which II has since added reserve fund OF SA,O
O0U Its Grand single Number Distribution
will taks place Inonthly ON the Second Iut suny. IL
never scales nor pustpones Look at the following
distribution;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
Sapanule.

LIFE AND IIEALTU.
WONbENFUE MEDICINE.
SAFE AND 81 RE.
The Ereut Internal aud External Remedy,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22

Rbrumntism. Neuralgia. NIuinrin.
Dipitheria. Pneumonia, sore Thr0nt,
inflammation of the Lungs. Nc., &c.
Lame Buck, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Back
ache, Piles, Bunions, or Soreness of the Feet from
whatever cause, Burns or Scalhs, and all inflamnla
tory Diseases, Prickly lient, liumurs aud all dis
eases Of the skin. For all female complaints and
weaknesses it ha4 M equal, Thousands nave been
saved from an untnplY death by its Use DO not
delay hut try it. II is household necessity Full
particulars, in our illuminated cards and circulars,
sent free upon application by mail. trial Will
benefit you. We guarantee satisfaction, or money
refunded, ~ cents aud 81 pcr bottle.
-.TriAl Bottles ~ cents sold by all druy1iRta.
SAMUEL GERRY n co, PRopHIEroRs,
jansalWsk W-ilrni-lyri3 W broadway, N. Y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22

and all household uses, and ms II hecomeI NOR,
generally known, must have an immense sale.
From MRS. f. SToCKwELL HammOnton, N. ].
FRANK SIDDALI4S SOAP has been used In
my house for the last seven months, and by follow
Ing the printed directions, We find Il to do every
thing claimed the wrappers. We have moi
scalded or boiled single article, and The clothes
arc WhhtT and s'Ufeter than tcleii 1D1Shed in hG
Old may. MY husband, who il n dealer here
has steady demand for the Soap from his
customers.
From MANAGER OF DEXTER LAUNDRY, 30l Sixth
Street. Corner Street, NV, Washington, u. u
No laundry or family can afford TO be without
FRANK SlDDALLS SOAP. We follow drer.
ions ana use no other Soap and have reputation
second 70 no laundry In Washington fOri white
clothes; the superior work we have been enabled
% turn out having secured the trade of some OF
the best gentemens furnishing stores In the city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22

The Philadelphia World gets of the
following horrible story: Her name was
Nelly. They had been indulging in a
waltz, aud as they seated themselves on
the ocean side of the Sea View, her Charles
devoted himself to cooling her off Turn
ing around and facing him, she asked,
why am like a certain animal in the
menagerie?" lie didn't know, he said
"Why am a Nelly famed" she said
He Immediately asked for the position of
keeper, and they will be married in the
foil
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
gnnisiana state LOTTERY.
Take Notice.

This is the only Lottery ecer poied on BY The
people ofa State, and under a late decision Of
The U. S. Supreme Court at Washington, Is the
only Legal Lottery no,D in the United States, all
other charters having been repealed or haping no
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-22
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co,

A SPLENDID oPPnRTuNITY To WIN
A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBu-
TION, CLASS -. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY
Angus 10th, lssO- f25d Monthly Drawing.