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Around Newark.
THE NEWS THAT WAS GATHERED
UP IN A FEW MINUTES-IMPROv
MENT AT DELAWARE COLLEGE.

THE NEWS THAT WAS GATHERED
UP IN A FEW MINUTEs-IMPROvE
MENT AT DELAWARE COLLEGE.
Cunningham's ice wagon has be-
gun its rounds. The ice is not the
best in the world, but it is a greet
deal better than none.
Mr.. Edw. r. Cochran and Mr..
Comegys were in Newark, yesterday
soliciting signers to petition recon-
mending Edward r. Cochran for
Clerk of the Peace of New Castle
county. As Mr.. Cochran is a staunch
Democrat, and well-known in this
neighborhood, no difficulty was en-
countered in getting large number
of good, honest signers.
The College window blinds are be-
ing painted, adding much to the APP
pearance of the building. The cam
pus, favorite afternoon resort, is
being put in good condition also.
The croquet season has not been
fully inaugurated here yet, although
few young misses are making
strenuous efforts.
Mr.. Alexander f. Williamson and
wife returned from their wedding
tour on Wednesday evening, highly
gratified with their trip.
Some persons about Newark think
that Rookie and Donovan, the pugi-
lists, will come down to where the
three States join, Ia few miles above
here,) to have the fight that was
stopped by the Canadian authori-
ties.
An emigrant fresh from the sold
sod'' arrived here on the 5.44 train
yesterday evening.
Mr.. George Karl is engaged in
putting a tin roof on the st. Thomas
Church, and last Saturday afternoon,
he left his overalls laying on the scat
folding surrounding the church. On
his return to work Monday morning
what was his surprise to find them
occupied by birds. The birds had
built a nest and were not disposed
to give up their new quarters. AT
ter little thought Mr.. Karl deter
mined to let them keep possession,
and made things little more COM
Portable by mailing the pants to the
boards. This is something new in
nest building.
The Woodrow-Kennedy case is
set to come before Court on Monday
May II.
Mr.. Rankin Armstrong is rapidly
pushing the work forward on his new
| house. ANON.
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Then Both FeU.

AS the express from Washington
drew into the depot at noon, yester-
day, two men, both somewhat under
the influence of liquor, jumped from
the cars before the train stopped. Both
fell, and the bystanders for an instant
were Mortified by fear that both
would roll under the wheels and be
crushed. Fortunately, they escaped
this calamity, and were able to get ur
and walk away, not being injured be-
yond few bruises.
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Tho PHYSICAL Paradox,

4 ha. bepn sad thnt "the blood ~ the
srcc of nfe.r IL Is AZ truly the source OF
Sease land death. No life, that Ia to say,
|healthy tissue can be generated from
Ipure blood no organ Of the body can
Finally perform its functions when
bplled with impure blood. The fluid
A sh0u d carry life and health to every
a carries only weakness and disease
bOi is the source "f life, only when 10 IL
IA lflt has bee Jme diseased, II must
|cleanSed by proper medication. else
fry pulSatlon OF the human heart sends
Faye Of disease through the system. Tu
.anse the blood of all impuri les, use
PIerce's Golden Meiical Discovery
u Pleasant Purgative Pellets. the most
'tclual Alternative, tonic, and catharttC
|nedlesy-t discovered. They are espe
AIu etlcieM in scrOfIliOms disc Ases.
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Word RPceiyel.

A cablegraw was received in this city
yesterday, from Nice, France, stating
that Leander f. Rindle was decidedly
better, and that his cousin, James Rid
die, of Belfast, Ireland, was with him.
Had the word been received early We'd
nesday Iaorning, Mr.. Fields would not
have sailed for Europe.
The above is the substance of a de-
spatch received by Drexel Il Co., Phila-
delphia, and telegraphed to X. r. Robin
son g. Co., this morning.
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The ShGd Catch.

The mild winter was apparently fa-
vorable for shad, at least SO far rs the
Delaware la concerned, for the catch In
the river thus far this season is consider
ably in advance Of last spring. Consid-
ering the immense number of nets
stretched along the Delaware for, a dis
tance Of over a hundred miles, 1t 10 re-
markable that any shad manage to reach
the upper waters. In enc week the
"gillers' along the Delaware between
Hope creek and Pennsgrove sent to
Philadelphia as many as 40. 600 shad, for
which the fishermen received between
S15 and $16 per hundred.
To prevent typhoid fever, take DR.
Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price only rs cents
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be Fate That Befell q Havana
Merchant

1he New York papers are eagerly In
fmlng their readers that the following
eident Is likely to occur again at any
'he TO any Amt rcau rs well AZ a Cuban
'blh1r foreigner. II seems that Senior
cardO +, KOnly, wealthy Havana
Rrchant, with that spirit OF enterprise
plch characleiizes the nation that gave
lrlstOpher COlumh huS "A z eat stake, sent
|M A. Dauphin, No. 3l9 broadway, New
prk City, for a ticket in the April draw
b of the Worldwide famous Louisiana
Pc Lottery, and received by return OF
nil No. LOS. and learned by telegraph
bis success In earning by the invest.
fnl NJ & II SUM of $4,000 IN gold, worth
lhe dcbANed Havana currency about
pm morsN,N0. And now why are you
al lmltator OF this lofty SpaniaTd-
pr Reader. InyII.Ot.
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nrn At WILMINGTON Posr
coxN CLASS NATTER
|..o,s and Sun Umbrellas.

.oosop for these goods has now
'ue sn"d o, ladies' in search OF the best
rly ,ant Op, at the most reasonable prices,
Fol',i' Fa. ,oIi 10 examine the stock OF
ou,u 0i",, as & spencer, who sell a good q inch
''as @ S,ll, Parasol at $500 and a ~ inch
,,,S sur for the same money. Other
pies u Wv 2t.
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SERENADED.

Last evening the Milard military band
proceeded over Third street bridge, and
rendered Mr.. George Lucas serenade.
After playing a number of airs the band
was invited into the house, where an
abundant supply of refreshments await
ed them. The serenade was very highly
enoyed
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Hosiery and Gloves.

u ,snencer have a iull and COM
f.aosso,tnent Of the finer grades OF
Fna.,Gen,s and Children's Hose In
Iin and Fancy colors In great variety
r,vle.anJ at exceptionally low prices.
I",r assortment of Gloves includes
ro,-st other celebrated makes the Fos-
rT,d wi h the improved style OF fasten
4 which is without doubt the best
[eva manufactured. Also a complete as
E,msnt Of Lisle Thread and Berlin at
&nnlar prices. <t'
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Roots and shoes.

banlel McCusker, 2l6 W. I'd street, has
in a large stock OF boots aud shoes for
sprlng trade, and Is determined TO
II them enc .per than any house In the
Il GIVE him a call and save money.
|pr2 60 l3In.
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Amusements,
TWO ORPHANS.n

| }a famol tuesday evening next the lust
hans;' ,u,II urama of the 1.-TWO Or
rers ""o II will be presented at the
Inv Of lf'o,,se, ",:, ny a combination com
Venue Tr[lsls TLsi from Daley's Fifth
kescutio,ii iineatre, New York. In
4, I,Iihg nn1ag the play, John D. Mish
bmna"v ~",er whose management the
} eycry "Ppcars, will pay attention
bal coy cnS,, detail as regards scenery
bme ITFstImeS' Of ,I, The cast includes
ftrcsoal,l fc ol lhe best known actors and
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About the Same.

Hon. James A. Bayard remains in
about the same condition that he was
yesterday. He does not appear to be
any weaker, and during the afternoon,
he drank small quantity Of milk.
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Meetings Tonight.
FRIDAY,

E.sRA.
e. c. DUPONT Guards.
1 he Excelsior Democratic Club.
tIcelsior Lodge, No. |, X. of +.
FAIRFAX Lodge, No. s. /. o. q. +.
t~scue Council, No. 3, .. u. A. NJ.
Dolnbla Lodge, No, rs. |. o. o. f.
rMhihgl9n Council, No. I, o. u, A. NJ
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STNCTNt, ---
o'- ooiNulNG AND DANCING

Jan I,iHrouaay evening next, the Ger
lier9Gnd lin%en9t IN will give a musical CALI enter, s,e
tOry of the H", Sho herman Hall, third
Pc musicnl I iierdman building. After
bnch will he exercises are completed a
i the evnn; e,e' Ge seryed,and the festivities $
b. evening will close Wv with ''Ss,nes danes
iII visit ihpI%'s =, n s. Hughes, of England.
''e United States this esaru' Sum.
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ueiss. the merchant tailor, at No. 4
4, ThIrd street has very fine assort-
tn, NJ snltlngs and pan taloon patterns,
KIN he wilma Up In the latest styles
A lowest prices. Satisfaction guaran-
VI wv myl3-2t.
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pIED.

JACKSON.-At the residence OF her hus-
band, on the 18th inst, Mary A., wife of
Richard jackson.
The friends of the family are respeot-
fully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband, Clearmont,
near Hare's Corner, on Monday. Services
at the house at p. IN. Interment at Will
mington and Brandywine Cemetery
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Keen Them About.

Some people, especially the ladies,
have great dread of the unsightly
toad. There is an old but erroneous
superstition that they are poisonous.
TIL toad which belongs to the 6dtra-
chian family of reptiles is perfectly
harmless and is of untold value in gar
dens, as they feed on noxious insects.
If ladies only knew the quantity of
posts that they destroy in the course of
night, they would not drive them
away. In France and England florists
buy and pay good price for them.
Modest Claim of the Springer
Heirs.
The association of Springer heirs,
whose alleged claims include about
one-half of the ground occupied by
Wilmington, Del, and large tracts
in Sweden, met in secret yesterday
at Handel and Haydn Hall, to dis
cuss the present and prospective
situation.-1Imes.
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EDITION
A VERDICT OF GUILTY.
Special dispatch to the Gazette.

New CASTLE, May IA.
AT 9.05 O'Clock last night the jury in
the case of Edward Cassidy, who was
indicted on the charge of assaulting
Sergeant John Legg with intent to
kill, came into Court and rendered
verdict of guilty.
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there would be a long siege before ver-
dict was reached, the Court room was
soon empty, and people came over to
Wilmington on the evening train, as
usual.
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|Ele 9aily Sasette.

5..vR may be found on tile at 4 Geo; 9, e >
Bowel .nr,,ce nT ST., where advertlsihlg
brean 10 ,dy nlI y he he made for itin New York.
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At o o'clock this morning, no word
had been received to indicate that the
jury had agreed upon verdict
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FIRST EDITION.
THE COUNTY COURTS
CONTINUATION OF YESTER
DAYS SESSION.
ItOO More Gases of aggravated
Assault.
BENZ. WILSON CONVICTED, AND A JU-
RY OUT ALL NIGHT IN THE CASE OF
EDWARD CASSIDY.
y reported for the Gazette.

New CASTLE, May 10, 1880.
At 1850 o'clock, to-day the case of
Benz. Wilson, col charged with assault
and battery on George Lloyd, Of Will
mington, with intent to kill, was given
to the jury, without argument. At 1875
o'clock verdict Of guilty was returned.
He was sentenced to pay fine of $500
and costs of prosecution, on Saturday
next stand In the pillory one hour, and
be imprisoned two years.
Court then adjourned until 3 o'clock
D. m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTs,

EORSALE.-The Central Loan Associa-
Il tion offers 800 shares of stock In the
tenth series fol sale at 81 pei. share. Book
now ready. Apply to
ID. Il. HAWKINS, Secretary,
myll-l0t. No. 404 Market street.
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OTICE.-The Workingmens Loan
~ Association offers new stock for sale
first payment due May 9th. Apply TO
GEO. O. MARlS, Secretary
myl3-l2t. COL Shipley street, (2Ud fioor.)
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A CAMPAIGN DOWN SOUTH

The expediency of making a vigorous
canvass in the South appears to become
clearer every day. Many Republicans
write from Southern districts expressing
their belief that such a canvass might pro-
luce effects even there. A Texan SAYS
We want first-class Republican speakers
"to come and capvass the State. Ii they
should the chances are that it would go
" Republican next fall. The same could
"a be said, perhaps, of several Southern
States" Whether this is so or not, we
have no doubt OF the desirability of max.
ing the experiment 1t is unquestionably
necessary to make q determined fight in
all the doubtful Northern States, but
Southern campaign promises to be doubly
effective, whichever way it goes, for
whether the Democrats attempt to bull
doze the speakers or give them fair play.
the result must be advantageous to the
Republican cause. As things are going the
South threatens to go by default, and if
the Democrats End that they are TO be lett
alone TO work their viii Throughout that
region they will be very certain to make it
d" solid enough to last for all times.
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TANEERs CHALLENGE.


Two Euglishmen have offered DIR. Tan
ner s. GOO if he will repeat his fast under
their supervision. As the Doctor has de-
clared very positively that he would never
fast again, it is Improbable that he will
accept this oifer. Should he reject it,
however no inference against the genu-
ineness Of his late experiment viii be JUS
tiiiable. These two EngIishmen do not
appear to be medical or scientific men, and
therefore they are probably in no way bet
ter able to judge concerning the genuine
ness Of fast than the reputable medical
m9a who watched Dr.. Tanner. The latter
mas done all that he undertook to do, and
he has done it under all the conditions and
cheeks any reasonable being has right to
demand. The evidence for the reality of
his fast is sufficient to establish it beyond
doubt in unparalleled minds, and those
vino still refuse to believe that he has &C
complshed his selfimposed task are either
preiudiccd 10y previous assumptions, or are
o that class OF intelligences which doubts
50 universally that it is not even certain
that n 5oub4s
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EURRKAs FIERY TRIALS.


Eureka has had second fiery penance,
and it's people are doubtless discouraged.
The second fire came so soon after the first,
moreover, that the losses OF the first had
not been recovered from. California sym
pathizes with the unfortunate community,
and stands ready and willing to extend
practical aid as soon as the best methods are
indicated. LISA very hard thing in such a
ca to muster courage for the third essay,
bat if the natural position of Eureka is
good, and its lines OF traffic are already
established, it is after all only question
of time for it to recover. 1t Is to be hoped,
however, that when the town is rebuilt,
some pains will be taken to avoid the
possibility of another conhagrstion, and
the only way to obtain security is to build
with brick instead OF wood
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


from San Francisco exchanges OF August 1sth.l
The FIRST Infantry, Colonel Dickinson,
will 90 to Sacramento to encamp during
Fair week.
The steamer Gaelic, which sailed for
Yokohama and Hongkong yesterday, took
25 cabin passengers and 200 Chinese in the
steerage.
The popularity of the Free Library is in
creasing daily. There is large number of
new book borrowers enrolled, and the
tables of the reading-room are constantly
surrounded with readers.
The death of General James ]. Byrne,
killed by Indians in Texas, leaves Colonel
E. Byrne, of this city, the last of four
brothers who served with distinction as
officers of the Union army during the late
rebellion.
The earnings of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company for the first seven months of
this year were $40, 244, 300. During the
same period last year the earnings amounted
to 1894, 200. The increase this year is
1890, 100.
There has been reduction of over fifty
per cent. in the amounts paid into the IL
cense Office by mining companies under the
ten cent stock certificate tax this year, as
compared with last. The tax paid in for
the second quarter of 1879 was 81, 947 80,
and for the corresponding quarter of this
year, -, l55 80.
A white child three weeks old was found
suffering from an attack OF smallpox on
Monday afternoon in house near the Chi
nese quarter, and removed to the pest
house. a fully developed case of small
pox on Montgomery avenue, close to the
Chinese quarter, was reported yesterday at
the Health Office, and the patient was i'm
mcd1ately removed to the pest-house.
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THE SIEGE OF cANDAHAR.

Ayoob Khan is reported as having Arm
strong guns in his army. If they are of
any caliber it is doubtful whether the walls
of Candahar can withstand the lombard
ment long It must be remembered that
the city now being besieged is not the
old Candahar, nor does it occupy the same
site. The old city was situated admirably
for defense, but the present one, which was
built by Nadir Shah about 1854, is de-
soribed by recent authorities as being IN
capable Of defense against modern artillery.
II therefore Ayoob Khan has European
officers and European artillery in his train,
it is quite possible that General Primrose
will be unable to hold Candahar.
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DIED.

Sacramento, August ls-Mabel, daughter OF Margaret
II and Frank Henley, months and % days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence Of parents, on Twelfth AMI Thirteenth
Streets between 9 aud r, this afternoon It
o'clock
Sacramento, August ls-wallece Mcdonald, native
of GAINESVILLE, Rock county, Wisconsin, p years
and months.
Remains viii be sent to San francisco this morning
for interment
MARTINEZ, August s-Mrs. Catherine Kearnan, As
years
Little Shasta August 11-G S. Haight, "A years.
sonora, August 13-Wiiam MuInan, 30 years.
Los Angeles August II Mrs. Bell Baer. 46 years.
Marysville, august l2-Maybell Scheu, years and
3 months
Woodland, August lS-John GUILTY, 80 years
Lodi, August I3-Tillie Il Gumm, 10 years,
months and l6 days.
San Rafael August s. Charles Macken. II years.
Near San Jose, August 13-Edward A. Delaney,
weeks and days
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The AFGHAN War.

BOMBAY, August 1Sth-Candahar is safe.
Ayoob Khan is occasionally firing shells, but
little damage is being done. The siege is
scarcely formed.
QgETTAH, August 18TH. - The enemy's
forces, in an attack on the garrison at kuch,
Sunday night, is estimated at 2,000. Their
loss was 200 killed, instead of So as pre-
viously reported. The British loss was Is
killed and 25 wounded.
The last brigade of General Stewards
force has reached Gundamuk unmolested.
LONDON, August 18th.-The Viceroy of
India telegraphs to the Foreign Office that
L. Fl. Griffin sent the following from Guuda-
n. nix to-day Trustworthy correspondents
report the situa ion in Cabul as generally
satisfactory, although slight disturbances
have occurred in the city. The priest Musk
Allan is using all his influence in behalf of
the Ameer. The general feeling is said to be
friendly to the English, except among the
lowest class OF the population of the city"
QuErTAH, August 1Sth.-The last body of
troops forming the Caudahar relief column
has left Sibi for the 'front.' The heat is still
excessive, and the troops continue to suffer
greatly. Many are temporarily disabled.
tnfoun,ied Report Eioting Resumed.
LONDON, August 1sth.-A correspondent
.of the Times at Cork says: The report of
the discovery of gunpowder IN railway tun-
mel under the barracks is entirely unfounded,
although extra vigilance is exercised at the
bsrracks in consequence of recent events.
Rioting at Belfast has been resumed.
Sentenced Risaers-Land Meeting.
DUBLIN, August 1Sth.-Twenty-two of the
Belfast rioters have been sentenced to six
months imprisonment. At Dungann0n ply
sicians are treating twenty. eight persons who
were wounded by bayonets or ball.
A land meeting was held yesterday at Lee
name, near Kylemore, the residence of Mitch
ell Henry, the Liberal Home Rule member
o. Parliament for Galway. James Redpath,
of the New York Tribune, was among the
speakers
Serious Outlook In Ireland.
LONDON, August 1Sth.-Right Hon. E. w
Forster, Chief Secretary of Ireland, while
driving with the Duke of Argyle yester-
day, received telegram from Ireland.
and after consultation with his col
leagues sailed this morning on the mail
steamer for Dublin. TIE information cen.
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The Central Pacific Railways attorney,
Judge Sanderson, who has been consulted
by the directors regarding the placing OF a
special car for Chinese on local trains at
Oakland, is of the opinion that the Bill of
Rights law allows no company to make
any distinction among its passengers on
account of race or color. The company is
ready and willing to put on separate car,
but states that if it did it would render it
self liable for heavy damages. In conse.
quence of this decision there cannot and
will not be any change in the manner of
transporting Chinese or other passengers.
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people. they have labored continually
to injure ard rob the wage-earning classes.
If now the Democrats think they can
make point by espousing the doctrines
OF this school, they are welcome to all they
can get out of the alliance.
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A few days since miner at Remingtos
Hill, says the Dutch Flat Forum, in at
tempting to move bowlder, discovered a
bonanza The rock was about two feet in
diameter, and in attempting to turn it
over, it appeared to resist his efforts, so he
picked up his sledge to break it. In ex-
aiming the bowlder for favorable place
to strike it, some gold attracted his atten-
ton, and, on further examination, it was
found to be literally filled with gold and
worth several thousand dollars
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VERA Cruz, August 10sh.-Ex President
Lerdo is expected to return to Mexico :rom
New York by the next steamer. The Lerdo-
lists and those in power are said to favor the
triumph of Gonzales. The opposition to
Gonzales maintains that President Diaz has
united with the remnants Of the Church
party, and continues to declare that Gonzales
is q Spaniard, and that Mexico is fas. going
under the old Spanish rule. Fourteen Span
iards were elected to Congress.
Robbers have captured convoy Of S3S. 600
near the capital.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION
MORE POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and
Colorado.
THE TRIENNIAL coNcLAvE AT CHICAGO.
Little Girl Found Brutality Murdered in
Massachusetts,.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
River Pirates at Work on the Lower
Mississippi.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Further in Regard to the Recent Riots in
Ireland.
Etc.......,...,,......E fc..................Et Etc.
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MARRIED.

Naps, August IS G. Oakley to Louisa Bnudsen.
Napa City, August Is John P. White to Catherine
Burns.
Napa CITY, August l2-John Freitas to Catherine
Mcintosh.
Lompoe August III W. salzman to Amele
Kriegel.
Lompoc, August e-Iryins P Hennng to Ella
BroAn.
Nevada City, August l. Thomas Tregenza to Clara
Daniels.
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CAGES Of Seminal Weakness, loss OF Vigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Phys,-
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fror1 Excess, IUdscretion or Abuse. The CID find in
this remedy a FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH and the
Young safeguard and protection. DR.. Ia MARS
SEMINAL Pulls restore the Sexual Organs ee5i;itated
from whatever cause to their pristine vigor. Price,
s. so per bottle. Sent C. o. D. by express to any
address, from observation. Address all orders
to A. Mc3oYLE & CO.; Druggists, P. o. Box |, e5a,
San Francisco AUG II