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TO EXUURSaDNsSTS
ITO EXCURSIOHlSTs.- FOR
Il CAPE may.
EssTsE

Tho steamer s. A. MoUAiL will connect
daily with steamer REPUBLIC, commencing
TUESDAY, JUNE 22i, leaving Fourth 81,
wharf, Wilmington. at 8 O'Clock d. H., return
Ing about p. m. Fare for the excursion 81 90
Commencing JUNE "a, will connect with
the steamer THOMAS CLYDE Tor DOL.
Inns BEACH and BOMBAY HOOK ,leav
Ing Fourth street wharf at O'CLOCK. The
steamer Will connect Mt PennsgiOve with
stare for Woodst0wn and Sharpst0wns. n. /
WILMINGTON AND PENNsGRovE TINE TABLE.
The steamer SUSIE A. MCCALL. VIII
leave Wilmington for Punnsgioge daily at s
a. M. Up. m. and 8 y. IN. Will leave Penns
grove Tor Wilmington at Q a. M, 10 o. m. and
y. IN.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PERSONS
~ are hereby forbidden TO trust any per.
son whatever on my account without wiittsn
order rs Will pay no bills thus contracted,
72Ht PATRICK MALONEY.
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EUREGN EXOHANGE .-BUSINE SS
A. men should know that we can furnish
them drafts on France. England, Ireland,
sweden, Germany and other parts OF Europe
o. CHEAP and safe as they can be boux ht In
Philadelphia. 9l5e0d5t HEhLD X GO
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ARE YOU swallow tail or an overall
Democrat? That is now the questic n.
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NOTICE. FIRST ANNUAL MEET
IN ing of the Perpetual SaVinss and
Loan Association will be held on Tuesday the
10Th inst, at 8 O'Clock, when the report of the
held for officers. 626tf
NJ. L. LICHTENSTEIN, Secretary.
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ID EMOVAL.-TATNALL & 90. FOR
III merly of S07 Market st., have removed
TO S29 70 few doors abovs) whore they are pre-
pared to execute all orders for plants, cat
flowers, bouquets and designs In the best
style. and 1T reduced prices. b2s-2taw1m
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DUBLIC SALE
-oF-
KANSAS HORSES.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at the stables
Of X. NJ. Gibson, French st. below Second
Wilm ngton, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1880,
At IL O'Clock, NJ,
Sixteen head of good Kansas Hor- ~
ses, all young and GOOD workers and 10y
drivers One pair OF very fine blacks also
one mare with iosl, one brown mule. One
Fresh cow and calf A credit OF 90 days will
be given on purchaser giving bankabie note
with approved endorser. II. DAVIS,
L. W. Stidham & Son, Aac. T2ltf
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". r. BOWMAN Manager
5 e. SECOND ST., lGE. SECOND ST,
Wilmington, Delaware,

Our assortment Of the finer grades of.Tea
and Coffee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally. Is one Of the best Prioee
Away right. SUGAR AT COST TO GUS,
TONER'S.
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NOTICE. Five II UNDRED SHARES,
~ 10th series Mechanics Loan Stock for
sale. First payment on the second Tuesday
In May. Apply to
W. J. MORROW, Seo'y.
$40 tom3O AT French street.
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NUTIOE.-A MEETING OFTHETKUS.
Ay tees OF the Poor of New Castle Comfy,
Will be held at tho Aims House WEUNES-
DAY, July 81, at 10 o'clock, q. m. All persons
having bills will present them by that time.
Tho supply committee will meet On Satur
day, July 81. at IL u. M, when proposals Will
be received for furnishing the Aims mouse for
the next three months with bread, meats and
tobacco. T20tf j. W COUCH, Sec'y,
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LOAN ASSOCIATION.
~ Shares In nav series can now be
lad by applying day or evening TO
6.Slm GEU. y. MaklS. secretary.
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NOR CITY ASSESSOR AND CGLIEC-
II TOR OF NORTHERN DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON MASON.
Subject to the decision OF the Republican
Party. 7lat4w
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NIOTiCE.-TrE ANNUAL MEETING
IN OF the stockholders OF the Aid Loan
Association will be held on Wednesday even
ing next, July 2lst, ut o'clock. Report sub.
mitted and new stock issued. Gained 10 per
ct. per annum. GEO. q. MARS, Sec'y.
7-l9 COL Shipley st.
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NUnCL.-ALL TRANSIENT AOVER
IN tisements to be inserted In the columns
OF the REPUBLICAN, must invariably be paid
In advance or they will not DO given any at.
tentiSn. blS-ti
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application has been made for n new
deed from the Wilmington and Brandywine
Co., tor lot NO. 8, section s., the old deed
having been stolen or destroyed.
rs 3wtaw thst ELIZABETH CARLYLE.
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OUR CIRCULATION.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

PRESIDENT,
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
(of Ohio.)
vIcR-PREsIDENT,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
(of New York;
FOR SHERIFF,
PHILIP R. CLARK.
FOR CORONER.
RAYWORTH WELDlN.
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~ ing erected q older MILL on the
Lancaster Pike near W0oddule STATEN, would
respectfully solicit tho patronage Of the pub
lie IN his vicinity. Having @ full kLowledae
Of the business and frst.ciass press he Is
confident of giving entire satisfaction.
7letitw JAMES CLARK.
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NOTIOE.-OWiNG To THE FAOT
IN that butter IL so high have made or
rangements with Deering Brothers TO get a
supply Of fresh Hud on county butter well
packed, which 1 Will now sell ut the low
price OF 33 cents perpound. p. FORD,
7lbd6t Front and Madison SITS.
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GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
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GROCERIES.

These goods arc unexceIled in purity siren q u
and Ravor, by any In the city at the
price. Try them and DO
convinced OF the fact.
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n...,,,, I,rp,,lorNcr Rev. r, r.
fERsoNAL I'D; dsl Ms g r Caldwell and
STope anu E Wiz, SaSI left Yesterday for
Mrs, j. y. 0ut ~ attend III he Episcopal
ParkeTshutg % St'euu 'ne p''''f'"'
Ch1rch GoGnc M;ohol,s orst C,srisvilIe Ia
Miss LlE4ie Slcnos SHo Tao', ~ he Island
visiting ms. Sscn a,, 9ee sS los bsen visit.
Mrs. Oscar seeley, CIo;,s1iiIs for some
ing her mother az y: Sa a,, ~ ".t ~ ths
I,yseeks, returned yesIe'Gay ~ ~ " M, homs
dttleset housekeeping ~ N'' A
ION the lsland. q, p....aoo ro.r.rod
Mac leN oil me ; fC ~ hiS na 1e in
S SaSs,;l vssi tsstA
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.anI1rrnnAcK nAnon ,IIEEE1Ne.
cussing and Discussions Al Hope HAN
last Might.

gF1H.r A4A4t AABAAs .af7
The members OF the Greenbaek Labor
party met at the Hope Hose Hall last even
ing. ]. d. Bart was chosen chairman.
Robert Marshall, Esq, reported to the
meeting the result OF the Charleston Con.
yention, and congratulated the party on
the ticket put in nomination. The matter
OF holding q County Convention was dis
cussed, and the sense Of the meeting
seemed TO be in favor OF nominating an en-
tire county ticket. ACommittee OF three,
consisting OF Robert Marshall, Albert
Wells and Edward Clayton, ST., was ap.
pointed to consult with the United Labor
Party or any other organizations Of like
nature, with view to consolidation
OF all parties having the same aims
and interests, "Reform" and the
overthrow OF the dominant or older
parties. It was resolved to hold a
ratification meeting on June 10, Saturday
evening, to ratify the candidates put in
nomination by the National Greenback
Convention at Chicago on June 9th. In
the course OF the discussion on this ques.
ton, Albert Wells took occasion to haul
the newspapers over the Goals. He said
they were the tools OF the money power,
and even went so far as to charge them
with telling what was not true. In short,
he said "They lied" He also announced
that all the Republicans and Democrats in
Wheeling got their ideas and arguments
secondhand from the IETRLLIGENCRR and
Register. He complained that this paper
had declared the Green ack idea dead )
and, said he, ~ say, by Cd, We are not
dead, or, il we are, we are the d-desl
liyest corpse | ever saw"
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Orro HEss' FAREwRLL.-Alarge number
OF our representative Germans met at 9.
R. Bshler's saloon last night, and with
Kramer's band proceeded TO the residence
Of Mrs. Beck, opposite the Postoffice, where
Otto Hess, Esq., was stopping for few
minutes. The object Of the call was to pay
their respects TO Mr.. Hess, who, with bis
wife and daughter, will leave for Germany
this morning. to be gone for at least two
years. Col. Jake Nunge acted as master
81 ceremonies, and introduced Major Geo.
schW artzbach, who, very leelingly, ad.
dressed Mr.. Hess, assuring him Of the re-
greet ielt at his departure and the anxiety
.feltfor his speedy and sale return. A very
substantial lunch was served and pleas.
ant evening passed. After this call Kra.
mer serenaded Mr.. O. R. Behler, and was
well received.
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WHEELING SABBATH SCHOOL AssocIA'
TloN-Though last evening was a very
inclement one, a .goodly number OF
teachers and Sabbath School workers as
semb in monthly meeting at the newly
fitted Sunday School rooms OF the Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church. The rooms are very
bright and CHEEKY and were much adj
miTed by Zane Streets guests last mig ut.
MIR. o. K. Ellifritz had a fine illustration
Of next Sundays lesson, showing the
cross with Illuminated texts. It is rarely
q finer piece OF black; board work is seen.
Rev. M. Clancy presided, and conducted
the devotional peryices. ',,Teaehing by
Methods, was opened by Rev. s. B. Bar.
nits, and aTeaching by Questioning" by
Hon. G.. L. Oranmer. General discussion
followed, in which number OF persons
took part. The Committee on State Work
reported tue programme for the State
Convention, and reported the prospects, a.
very cheering County work for Ohio
county was also discussed with goodfe'
suits. ~. s+tSa
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In view OF the coming census returns to
be made in June next, some curious stats.
tician has been made calculating from the
past experience OF the drawings OF the
Louisiana State Lottery, which takes
place with exact fairness every month and
semi annually under the care and super.
vision of Generals 6. T. Beauregard, oil
La, and Jubal A. Early, Of Va, the pros.
pect OF getting prize by the investment
OF from one dollar to ten for whole OF
part ticket. The large capital prizes OIL
slOO, 900, $4,000, $50, 600, $4,000, etc, are
captured by individuals without any rule
OF periodiCity beyond the certainty that
some one will draw them on tue certain
day. But no one draws the capital prize
twice. The otheriaets are strikingly con
firmatory OF the modern discovery that
there is such a. thing as luck. But for the
further information desired let any one In
teres.ed write to n. A. Dauphin. New
Orleans, La, or same person at No. 3lS
Broadway, New York City.
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Adjourned

RRt. a.. 49, J. n
FAMILY MARKEr.-lhe aItenoance , a..ne
Fifth Ward Market yesterday was latge,
and the display good. : vegetables o. T go esa
quality were selling AZ lalE prices, rnee
was the usual good exnloit'on Oh meSs'
and provisions; ,o, ,,,,.o,
Aeats-BeeI 70 iz!G per P9 o1a a, mutual na"nI
l0cPer pound chops, III 70 TAG Per P Pos 1a
veal, 10 @ loo per Ponno pork n nOv e..
pound; sausage, ~ 70 nc per pSSuIbu a'
smoked sausage, ~ 70 iIS per po pa s5Jo nj
con, l0c PEI pouna mi9uting s, s sanr snoI an
der TO lVc per poana eee,ISo9s nn,, y
to 6oc each canned ~ peei, COG Per A'pOuA :.
can; D.....5. .. & I,ro oh;ctens Of
% SOC apiece, or % W toslV per loI I;rs,
dressed chicSens, iVc PER po IaoLs isS
ducks 6oc apiece dressed z goGSS tec
per pound I'VE geese, 9V 10 70 aoc a apYSJ
Eggs, per dozen laru, toc b pSit p s5c
butter 10 % zVc per poan ~ oEo nas sa,on
sweetmlix, &C per quar- VI IGv Pc, Gallon
nnttermik, nc per qSat' u - IL ISc Sar Sesd
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yy,sfscity md honor. II was Inttod. ,css
during his absence and had er' .avad bim
sofely. Il hid emanated ,ro,n n iirty.
mean, atlcieps persop and he feared not
TO eharacterisO him as SUCH
Nothing else II importance was done.
First Branch.
The First Branch was called TO order by
his 1onor the Mayor, and the following
IHlembers answered TO roll call: Boring,
Hail. Halsted, Hughes Chambra, schultze
Simpson, Wilson and wolyington.:
While waiting for the Second Branch to
dispose of the report Of the committee on
Gas Extention, an ordinance in relation
To the election, duties and compensation
OF the City Sergeant oil the city was taken
up, butatter Glew expressions on the part
OF some members, among which Mr.. Dor.
ing said that he thought a salary Of s., 0OC
per annum, In addition to the fees Of the
Municipal Court was too high, the re-
port was laid over till next meeting.
The repottot the Committee on Gas
Extension was received and the action Of
the Second Branch In the LIST, End, Srd and
4th resolutions were concnrred in, and
on motion OF Mr.. Boring the 9th resolu'
ton was laid on the table, and the last res
pollution adopted. -,
The resolution Of the Second Branch or
deripg two.inch gas pipe to be laid on
the East sideot Market street, was con
Cured in.
The resolution ordering the City solicl
tor to take the necessary legal measures Y
secure the condemnation OF the land
necessary for the extension OF Fifteenth
street Eastwardly, was concurred in.
. A resolution that six.inch water PIPE
be laid on Thirty.sixth street, to Woot
and Wetzel, a distance Of 500 feet, wa
concurred in.
4 Adjourned.
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A COOP time at Zane Street tonight.

{ To FLUSHING, 0HIo.-The English Luth.
eran Sabbath School has accepted q vary
cordial invitation to visit Flushing, Ohio,
aud spend the day in the grove adjoining
that town, Their first grand excursion
for this season will therefore be by tho
new Cleveland, TuscarawSs Valley and
Wheeling railroad. The cars will be
brought To- this side ofthe river and the
precious freight taken on at Twelfth
street, and ali arrangements made as per.
fectiy as such things Gamble done.
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MAY BpRSyNqs,-Chiet Marshall Ec
Giles, 81 the Fire Department, reports the
following fires In the month Of May:
Saturday, May 15-Alarm from box 124
Reymsnn's Brewery, about 1880 O'Clock
Fl. n, caused by the burning Of the roof
OF the ice house. Loss estimated at $500
insured inthe German Insurance Com
pany. 80
Atlantic Engine House, about O'Clock
A. NJ, caused by the burning Of a shed
kitchen inthe rear Of the dwelling house
occupied by Mrs Hulljen, on Seventeenth
street, owned by Pat Riley. Loss S25i
insured in the German.
Wednesday, May 26-Alarh. from box
124, Hinge Factory about 4:30 o'clock P,
t,caused by taae burning ofa frame earpen
ter shop, owned by, Stephen MCCULLOUGH
] 9,.so the house onthe opposite side OF the
ALLEY, owned by Chris, Stoehr and occu'
pied by two families as dwelling house
also two small tenement houses, occupied
by J. w, Armstrong and family by the
name OF Pickett. No insurance on any o.
the property but that owned by Stoehr
which was insured for $500 In the Ger
man,
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The entire expense, in the opinion OIL
the COMMITTEES, should be borne by the
gas works. ~ sslE -
Resolutions accompanied the. report
that the committee in; conjunction with
gas trustees, be. thorized 70 make con
tract with Daily,Eo wlers& Go,iot Phila'
delphia, for the construct ton Of the holder
at The price named in theirsbid; that the
tank be constructed as Recommended in
the report; that the stack ofretorts be re-
constructed as advised by the committee
that the railroad switch recommended be
built; and that any funds Of the gas works
on hands, over and above what Is necess.
ary to meet current expenses, be appro.
priated for the purposes Of the foregoing
resolutions, and that any additional funds
may be borrowed by the gas trustees, for
one and two years, ut q rate oil interest not
exceeding q per cent, the same TO be re-
paid out OF the receipts Of the works.
The resolutions were adopted with the
proyiso that the cost OF the railroad
switch should not exceed $l5 0OO .
Mavor Sweeney and City Solicitor
Enkine reported that in the nattps Ql the
ifSiiteanth street extension, they had inter-
viewed Mr.. Shriyer, through whose prop
erty the extension would run through,
and the said Shriver had indicated his
willingness to negotiate. for sale OF said
property TO the city for not les than
200. This report was referred 70 the
Z jnmnittee on Streets, Alleys and Grades.
Larkin arose TO Q question oil priv.
iieft and made some remarks in regard 20
thes pHieF inuoduce9 at the last meeting
OF Cona an concerning the extension OF an
alley bets an AlafkOt and phapline streets,
and Eleyehilf Ind Tenth streets, the Sec.
ond ward. III attention had been called
70 the egress personalities Of the comniii.
picahon. and much IN i reflected on nus
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cry COUNCIL.
.speetsi session last Hight-Imhainent
I Danger OF Gas lthe IlluminatinR Anna
manning out. nc
second Branoll.

This branch was called 10 order by the
President, DR.. Logan. These members an
swered TO their names: Ankle, A. oald-
we'll, Goodfellow, Halter Horkheimer,
Houston, Kimberly, LRrkin, McNssh
Naylor, Peters,and Pollock.
The President nnoanced thatthe meet.
ing had been called for the purpose Of
considering the report ofthe special joint
committee appointed some time ago 70 IN
yestigate the matter of increasing the gas
producing capacity of the city.
The port! allegesthat the consumption
Of gas hSaJso increased that during the
months Of next winter, when the con,
sumption islargest, the amount used will
exceed the present producing capacity
largely. "A tabulated statement accom-
panied the report, and is as follows:
EeAs, MADE AS SHOWN by; STATION METER
H. i-s IN HffRIn RRfsT. ~ .f'
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DANDRUFF
senles one.qunrter Inch In thickness

SChAts ohe'NAeSs 1890 So s'SNAAN""'
MEssRs. WEEKS 4 P0TTkR: GeHtlemeh-For the
last tive ~ yesrs have b'en troubled ab Ut aS bad
as any one ever saw with Dlndruf MY scalp NaS
completely covered with scales sometimes uesrly q
QUAR- tsr OF M ZACH In size. considered It incurA6e.
about two months since purchased CUTIcURA and
CUTICURA soAP, and In about two ekR Att-r COM
ilenciug to use them found the DAndIutf entirely
gone. Ny scalp Is now ~ tree from II and - healthy
d IL could possibly feel It my duty to both you
and the public 10 state the above Llets
Yours respectful Iy, THOMAS LEE,
.SeirhI1 Machine Dealer,
No. 22TS FRANKFORT AVE, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
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The marks last.eyening indicated A feet
4 inches.
The Fred Wilson, which has been lying
up by the Island DOCKS. got up steam and
left last night.
The Phaeton, Telegram and O'Neal
make their daily trips with the regularity
Of clock work.
The first barge OF freight cars was trans
ferred to this city yesterday by the steam
ferry-boat, Ella.
a pretty little propeller, the "Come and
SEQ Ne, which has been on the docks for
a couple OF days, lett for its home down
the river last night.
The Andes left promptly on time.
The tow-hoat Michigan was.inspeCted at
this port yesterday.
Benson's Ferry Boat will 60 on the
docks for repairs tomorrow, MIR. Benson
used every effort to secure boat to run
in its place, hut failed; so passengers will
be transferred in skiHs until the repairs
are completed
[By relegnph.l
PITTsBuReH,. June 1.-Riyer 4 ieetyand
rising; rainy and cool. -s;,
CAIRo Icae River 81 feet 10 inches
land rising. Weather cloudy. Thermom
eter65o. Departed: W. P. Halliday and
Golden Grown, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, June Weather cloudy
and cool. Mercury 7So. River II feet
with 10 feet by gauge, and rising. Nc
business. Port list-Down: Dick John
son.. Jas. Guthrie. Up: Vint Shinkle.
CINCINNATI, June 1,-River 10 feet {
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
\ cool, withrain during the afternoon. Ar
rived! Baum. Departed: st. Lawrence
wheeling Granite State, St. Louis; Baum
Memphis Schenck, New Orleans.
ST. LoulssJune 1.-River risen inches
10 feet s inches by gauge. Weather clear
and cool. Arrived: Champion and Jas
Fisk, Jr., Paducah; Baker and barges
New Orleans; Maud, Vicksburg. De
parted: Clinton, st. Paul; Jas. Fisk, Jr.,
LIE Glare, YiCksburg; Kendall, Dubuque.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-Riyer rising, with
z feet 8 in canal and feet 8 inches in chute
on falls. Weather cloudy and cool, with
Hight rains. Business dull. Departed
Sam. Roberts and tow. st. Louis; John A.
Wood and tow, New Orleans to Pittsburgh
~. J.. Mcdonald, Tom Rees and Fearless,
with tow, left for Pittsburgh.
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He coughed | he coughedl His eyes ran
he looked reddef in the face than Q lob
ster. But "sellers' Cough Syrup" cured
him
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'.Dr. Lindsey's Blood searcher," by pu.
fifying the system, soitens the skin and
beauties the complexion.
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CHE 4.ttelllaetre)er.
- n. q ma IA lnnrteenth strest
~ -

-
Z . Eea Adserttse slffr.
For sale-J. Q. aervey.
Notice-Jass Benson. {
sGlass.w Workers. Picnic. :
Lines Of Information, !.
Eng Luth, Sunday School Excursion to
i HostesteFs Celebrated Stomach Bitters-
Third page. NIL. p.on..o.
tons.
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z4SE Street NJ. E. Church Social to.
night,
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500 Doxen Hats TO be sold nj
! great reduction ~ price, ut
seEYER BROS.
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RExr1sER the Social at Zane Street
Church tonight.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Skin, Scalp, aud Blood Humors.
Are prepared by WEEES POTTER, Chemists aud
Druggists 500 Washington street. BOstOu, u Front
street, Toronto, Ont, aud SNOW Hill, Loudou, aud
re for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CuTIcuRs,
small boxes so cents; large boxes, containing tive
aud ono.halt times the quantity Of the small 81. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle, CUTIcURA MEDICINAL ToI.
LIT sOAP, Is cents per cake. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING Soar, Is cents In bars, Tor BARRIERS aud
large consumers, 80 cents
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MILK CRUST
nnn GI,IIh,s Head cured.

Messra wEEEs & PorrRR: GeniieRen,-lASt
sumner nv sister, while visiting In BOstOn, ought
box Of UTICuRA aud CulIcuRA SOAP Tor her niue
bcy'S head who had the milk crust for more than two
years, an for which she had RED almost eyerythlnE
and exhausted the sail Of several phyAicians. Tue
CuTICURA currd him and he Is now nue. healthy
looking hoy, with beautiful head Of hair.
YOuTS, MRS b. l.. BOWER.
1Is CLINTox. 81, CINCIENA All ONO.
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bargains in shoes and slippers, eau y = =,
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