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The Negt Cold .Snan
BIG snow THE END OF TIL. w.
From The Albaov "etS'

nj, ion, 'nS Albany Argus.
IheAeeoDd cold period IN Fa,.
VII reach us on che 22d, 23I, 9,,b ,bp'ulfy
18th days. This, tins probable ''u a,,, 'at 4
extremely cola along the valley "'n y
~. Lawrehce and, Ottawa Rryrr. \, M'
era United States and 10 IA. u..,0 ,nO'le
reor't,ry VIII certainly end e,IJ IJ'Sa T
second heavy snow storm of m. :, is
'honli-bv my thenry-come on mOlle
A. rue the 10Th, and this bids ,ta,rI,o y. q
heavy, with drifts and fairly coLl w., W y
". We have yet 10 get 1ur % Nv Y, ae
nowfalIs Of ths-wintrr. nanJ .".a aeassl
,nese are certain 10 exteud ,hron.a y
areh.. Up to the 10 the s pssyi
should be moist. Yours trnly. N''
HR ny G vEsSoR
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Three Old Membe,s

Three of the oldest members Of 4,
bury M. Il. Church have been ovi,. m M
for some time past. Mrs, Sarah NJ,
rihew. living at No. 800 French strs., I
tripped and fell, breaking her arm
and since has been suffering mu'e
from neuralgia or rheumatism smS,
induced by the injury. Mrs. Haur,L
A. Simpson, wife of W. A. simpSs
living at secondhand King streets, N.
been much indisposed from disag
Of the heart. William Belt has bass
quite III but is now slowly improving
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Why are Defdulters "GOOd
FeLLOsUs?"
Z From the boston Globe.

FROM the Boston GlObe.
"Charley" Brayton is known far and
wide as good fellow. There has always
been a TIN dipper hung on nail in his
private office, and the door was never
locked when friend stood outside. Now
that he appears TO have embezzled some
$4,000 or $4,000 of the peoples money,
it is not strange that he good fellows Of
Providence should "derply sympathize
with him in his hour Of trouble" Posi-
master Brayton, like the other Ri de
Island postmaster who lately fell under
similar circumstances, is product OF
the demoraliZing system Of politics under
which that State suffers. He has been
kept in Office for the reason that he could
and would serve the aristocracy which
rules Rhode Island by the disfranchise-
ment of the people. He has been a
jealous worker In the cause of the en-
slavement Of the people of Rhode Island.
and his work has been ably done. 1t is
even intimated that the money which he
has taken from the Government has gone
to aid in maintaining the political su-
premacy Of the aristocratic faction which
he served. We may pity the man, who
was, indeed, what his friends call him, a
good fellow; but we eau feel only graf
ificatioH that another of the corrupt and
despotic Rhode Island Ring has been
brought to a reckoning.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Over 100 to be Cremated

Mr. Harding, son-in-law of doctor
LeMoyne, and one kof. the trustees n
the crematory, in Washington, Pa
says he has over one hundred appIlc,.,
tions from persons now diving for IN
use of the crefnatory, and he add
that large pumber of the applicant,
were residents of New York and vicl
ity. The ashes of the cremattd Mt,
hartman, Of Pittsburg, will be sent b
"a tin can to Pittsburp to-morrow
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Cardinal and Pope

LONDON, Feb. 9.-The Rome core.
pondspt of'the Standard, who was h.
first to repoE that the Pope had 10
buked Cardinal McCloskey for receiy
ing Mr. Parnell, and who thuS caused
no little, stir throughout Europe and
also across the Atlantic, now affirm.
that explanations have been sent BY
the Cardinal to the Vatican and have
been found entirely satisfactory by the
dolly See.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
me 4 hedtre kODdt, Dublin,
DeSfl'OlI.H

DUBLIN, Feb. p.-In. Th.aira Roy.l
in this clt, took fire suun ,II,,r y ,,,,,,,',.a
this aIbetuoun aud MA, LuiaIiy ,i,..I,ov,,,,
The lire H. sun burutup Nj .,,,s nm, 4 ~,
p m., and several adjoiuing buildings
are ,hre ateued with d.s.rucIIon po-
hce Iusp pector and one workman w,He
Injured.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

AAA<A IuA tbhfAAGJs
WEDNESDAY, Feb, Asp. NJ,
FLOUR is unchanged but very quiet, with
sales OF 1907 barrels, Including Min
nesota extra at S6 50as7; Penn. do. do
at 81 75as7 Western do. do. at 50 75a
81 % and patent and other high grades at
81 ~ a " %. Rye flour is in limited re.
guest at 81 IS and So per barrel. Corn
Meal is nominal at % l2l5 T. OBJ,
GRAIN.-Wheat opened dull and lower,
put closed active and l cent per bushel
hlghtr. Sales OF 10 UU0 bushels, including
reu at 81 4219; amber 81 43aSI Al, and No. 2
red, elevator, 81 d2 February, 81 A March
81 10 April and $l 46 May. Rye sellsslowly
at SOayOc for Pennsylvania, Corn IL In
Including mixed and yellow at 57Lza58c.,
and white at 6Oc. At the open board, SIC,
was bid for February, 54l@c for March and
555sc., FOR April and 5212c. for May. Oats
are dull. sales OF 5000 bushels, includ-
ing stained at i6l5a47c., white at i7lSaIg.-
me receipts to-day were as follows: 1870
bois. Hour, 1000 bush. wheat, 1850 bush.
corn. corn. 400 bush. oats. 1000 bush. barley,
l2JO bush. malt, S5 bbls. whiskey.
WHIsKY-lU bbls. " estern iron bound
sold at 81 Us per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY February 8. p. M.
BEEF CATTLE were rather Gull this week
ana prices were lower. 2i33 mead arri we'd
ana sold at the different yards at 3lla616c.
per b.. as t. quality.
sHEEP were In demand at former rates.
o,UOO head sold at the ditferert yards at
from y 619c., per h., and lambs OF 81 a
&c. per b.
Hoes were dull. 5000 head sold at slI a
nc. per pound as to cond tion.
COWS were dull. I8U head sold at &2Oa
$50 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove yard. West Pl,ila., Feb. 81.
SHEEP. Extra. 40 to 100 ms, exc; good,
TO lOC MS, "a to 81 c; fair, so 10 s. Ms,
lambs, 5H 10 524c.; calves, 6 a 6Ic. Ar
rivals. 5iUO head.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
One 0ftIae CLnutOns.

James W. Clayton, a cousin of Della
ware distinguished John Nj. Clayton,
was buried In Cecil county Yesterday
He was aiawyer. The Clayton family in
Delaw arc is very nearly extinct.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
More ..superO.sors Decti.i,.o.

Two more supervisors of registration
have DECLINED TO serve, and nave s,.nr
in their designations 10 Chief Sun,.,-
visor Valentine. Mr.. Valentine ra-
fuses TO give the names untiI the mat
ter is made public IN Court
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Car Fork at Jackson 4

Car building at .Jacks0A & Shsrrti
shops. Quite number of new eaDas
neing shipped to-day aud many haze
ilready gone TO their destination.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Temperance Talkers.

ScottsM. h, Church Will be the scene
of temperance meeting tomorrow
nj 9ht. hevs. Charles Moore and George
Day, aHd JacHson Jones will make al
dresses.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day.

Clear or partly cloudy soedther, easterly
% sOutserly soinds, failing barometer and
slotolv RISING tenperattIre.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10

To soothe disturbed feelings brougl'
on by "a cold, ard TO cure coughs, cro0e
dpd hoarseness, take DIR. Bulls C0uga
Syrup. Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10

One-ffth, or 1,Oo0,U0J acres, of the
vineyards of France will be unproduc
tive this year. This means loss of SoO.-
600 600.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
RA fLhDA 40.
klHILADELPIItA WILMINGTON
AND BALElMOkE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 18TH. Is7n.

NONEhBER lOTH, 1913
Trans will llieave Wilmington as follows:
Tor
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
i.UO, 10, 1880 a. m. ~, 400. 100, 9.l6 y.
Philadelphia tExpress) 900, 1886, 1902 a.
m.
Phila ana New York 2.2l, 100. 1902 a. M,
r. l2.3J, 3. 10 p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate Stations,
.35a. M
baltimore anu Bay line, 7.0S p. m.
Baltimore aud Washington, I2Jl, 2.03,
N.'b0 Ia. ~. iZ.Jz, l.Oi, 5.Ia, T.. III.
Trains lOr Delaware division, leave for
New Castle o.UO, s.lj, ii. m; l.l0. 3.OJ, 6.au
y. m.
harrington and Intermediate Stations
10 IA. III. LILO, O.51 D. IN.
Deimar anu intermediate stations, 9.l5
E.; l.l0 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Static s
$40 u. m.; 800, 49,, J.Io y. IN.
Philadelphia ana New York, 2O9 "A IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.IU
"A. m.
For Iurther information passengers are
referred TO The time tables posted at the
depot. ii. r. KENNEY,
stsI.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Finger Mashed. .

. John Hill, workman living on Bird
street had finger badly mashed,
The wound was dressed at Taylor and
Fullerton's drug. storey
JOHN w. MACKEy sent a check @
$4,000 for the Irish relief fund yesier-
lay TO the n. Y. Herald office.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10

nELA WARE. WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change of hours. On and after Feb.
a,h, 1918, Trains will run as fol oVs.
Leave Wilmington, rs "a. IN. ID. 80 a. m.
tnd $50 y. IA.
Arrive Avohdale, e.5S a. M, ~ o. noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, o 6Oa IN, / 80 y IN.
Returning, leave Pomeroy lU.Iu n. m
nd 80 p. III.
Returning, leave Ayondale, Il IA noon
tnu 10 y. m.
ArrivlnE. wilmington, . 10 a. IN, ZI5p
,aui o. p. IN ID. CONNELL,
-ieLlu Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
The !" Hernfno Snie.

1t was reported this morning that lie
Morning Herdid newspaper, OF this city,
had been sold 10 }. II. Emerson. of lie
Denton, Md, Union, ard II. G. Conlsd
Esq, of Wilmington, the former 10 b
.he managing editor. n. f.
The latest reports (offieiaD from The
Herald ofiice, howeve AsIo the eHrd
hat the ssie has uot yet been comunI
mated. -
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10

'HEkIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue ufa write Ais Leyari faeS' fns1
% me directed, wall be oAposed u fu0"'
Sale ut the s.s
GILPIN HOUSE, II
kept by George Whitfield. In the ciy%s
New astie. New Caste Hundrto' "D
s'ppnty OF New Gastleg Delaware, on
>ArUhDAY, The 2Stn day OF FebruaH'
.,. 1850, at 2 osclocE. p. M, -.
n the following tiescri be- | real estate, WI
A lot ufiRedseftuste IN White Gay oiees oss
hundred, New Cssele county, peiaWa,ss
DrHlnniLg Ior the same at IA STAKE ~ NJ.
,hristIana turnpike, IA corner Ol lanuo, a. "a
q ST tseiIi uLg. thence by bis ilne ge.st'
-ighiy ode desrses aud ten Ininhts III II
tnIrIyf fJIleSpe4ehe~f tea t~ke inHiL,br ,br
evan &. StoIsenDuTg, ana corner 't,rn ~
SAID WebbeT, thence by thIs IIne sou'" sye
degrees west one hundred anu loi. oss,
peIches and .nipe-te tenths Of peIcn =, IN.
ing Eagle Ranito u stake by ienVe enWeh.pf,
ner for other laud Of the SAID Mey sty.
thence stiIl by his line north seVents uer
en- and Il. a.uailJsgrees west thlrtS -ons sa.ke
hes and sew en- ten tbs OF perch loa loo'a.sssald
IA the Chi lsi laua "A urnplke, hloisib i,soibs
thence by the said Turnpike hoaI I,renly-
place OF beginning, containlnB tfiapd,
eight acres and IorLy six percues
more or less. as ths
>, lied aiId taken In execution GacnlA
property of Patrick Ii. Flynn anu p.heccs
ais wife, anu Isaac Is. jester ana he'
Jester, /. Us, and TO be sold oy ,hariR.
JOHN PYLE, Snenyf
1870, f. bios We
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
THE FOLLOWING PRIzEs

All applications for club rates should b,
made To the home Office.
Full list OF drawing published in Louis.
vile Courier journal and New York h er
aid and mailed TO all tick holders. Send
all orders by money or bank DRAFT inlet
ter or by exp ess. Orders of ~ and up
ward by express can be sent at our ex
peuse. Address X. NJ. BOARDMAN.
Courier journal Building, Louisville, KY,
orat No. 1863 Broadway, n. Y.
tn. u.thu&sat-d d& w:jw.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Clnxfon mnnsn ArriyaIs.

q, II. Dugdale, w. Va.
J. W. q. Floyd, Cincinnati. o.
J. A. Tucker, New York. nm
Alex. McCauters, agent for Buffalo BILL
G W. X berts, New York.
Chas. A. Dix.
Iohu W. hmmerest, Hagersiown' Nd
Miss Abby Clark
W. C.Tower. i"n
u. NJ. Babcock.
n, A. leFeDrc. A.
Z. +. Barrett. Phiia., ia.
Is. W Hayes and wife, Phila.
Is. MouleIth, fhila.
Miss l.. Bailey, :.
Miss NJ. Waiter, Il.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Wilmington MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, DEL, February 10, 1850.
Quotations at the Brandywlne Mills for
Flour and Gram, furnished by w. u.
Pennypacker, & Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Flour. % 80 tosl0 75
Choice Family FIour......... 7 ~ 10 v 81
Choice Super ert1ne.............- S 60 TO $50
Prime new wheat............. 50
New Corn. So
Bran Der tOn.............. % CA
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
Financial and cemmerekal.

wILMtNerox. DEL, Feb. 10, ies0.
LAIest Stock quotations furnished by
q said a CO., Clayton House Building
Wilmington, DEL. at u n. to-day:
The daily gazette., 1880-02-10
~ til y.-z@-
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co..

These drawings, authorized by act oi
the Legislature of 1858, aud sustained b.
all the Courts OF Kentucky occur regularly
on the last day ol every month (oundays
excepted, and are supervised by promI.
nent citizens of the State.
The Management call attention to thu
grand opportunity presented OF obtaining,
IA nnlN ~ nr
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UerHtiIdlteS.

Su6it 9n Elm SOrbilo eolen Stre6ens,
ein bobes 5iel fir Define 9ruit:
Sdan' auf, idau' auf IN ieuen Meiltern,
Die @roBes ldIuieH uuerI6lniit;
Do6 mdbneit On in trii6en Stunocn,
oaB Did nllein oas Slid peraiBt -
S6au' nIeoer in oes @lenos 3iefen m0
Ierne, - iuis Oh 9Iiidlid biIt.
- Gin Geptr5Bdnbler in 5ranffurt
bni9 Sum GurnfeIt iiber ieiner aaoenz
tbiire fUlsenoe Sariation iiber ,,5riIdb,
6ronlm, 6rpbli9. 5rei" aus:
Srii9er Gaffee, friI6er Sarina,
5romme @urIt ilno aaerlei,
5rD6lid pirit 9u ss senieBen,
Crete ndber, iei 10 frei.
- Der itets 9rauriae eriuedt uniere
Spmpatbie uno 2Deilnabme, benz inter
Dem S6leier ieiues 9riibiinnes nbnen
mir ein jiiblenoeS Serj; = Der alleSeit
9ultige tann uns iuDbl nui 9lugenblide
5eritreuen bod nur gu balb erfuedt CT
ms QeberbruB uno Die erfdltenoe
leberdeusun9 bon 9dnjfidem @taugel
al tieferem @efiibl.
= p9er fam lnn9e iuarten" = IUll
@eneral 8oet nab ieiner ssreiipreniiug
in Bejiebuua aui DON Carlos ges
la9t hohen = Der fam lange iuarten,
BIB i'd pieber eiumal III t ii IN Sus
ammen 9plbene 8lieBe
f eblel"
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er iid nidt bnju perlteben, i6lieslid
| CAB er nah, freiiuillig nllr, Inn bieS1ue
| iter nidt 81 drsern.
| @r bate fidI faum in Iein Sdlfaff1m
mer6en 5lirildgeSogen, nls bic 39lr De,
@pbnltuBe bcfti9 arfseriiien iuiIrpe imt
Die BaroneB i'm pOllen Siune oes ggpr
tes bereinitiirSte. o6anubeu," rief lit
9anS auBer iid, Die 9lu0en nod upll
3brdnen, lid Ioee Sbnen, bieIe idant.
loIe Sotettc, bic Martba, oulSe i6 nibt
ldnser i'm 9auie. es 1T a6i6euli6, nit
aniebelt 5u niilien, iuie iie biAfidblid)
oIeSnloi9un9en &urt's bernuIbtihpBri"
l. iest brad iie III lautes SdlndSen
aus = rtpie seiast, iie mub quo sem
Sdule, rno tuenn 8npa nift @lgens
it, iie nit S6impf uno Sdanbe BON
unierer S6welIe Su ltO6en, 70 sebe t6"
8eiter fam iie nidt, 6ann6en hattie
erI6roden ibren Hlab perlaiien uno bielt
lbr jeBt iut beioen SiRben ben Muno
81, Der oa 10 unbe6a6t Die baBli6lten
SerlGnmonngen berporIprubelte.
nStille, 8arpneBden - um @ottes.
pillen," rannte iie babel 9eanaItiat in
oas Obr bes uuf9eresten ainoes. ,,5e-
liz 1T ia Si Sauie, iuenn er bort, mas
Sic oa ipre6en, i'd CLAUDE, er befpmmt
ben COB baoon." gl6er leiber fam
ibre sutsemeinte 8armlna aber oud,
i9on gu ipdt, Der S9laf bate ii6 nod
nt9t anf 5elir' Gusen seIentt, entIebt
oernabm er 10 nod iebes @prt BON
8anoa's glntlnse uno MN itanb er aud,
idon tootenblei6 nui Der Sd)peIle: ,SIt
oas sllles mabr, 8arOneB?" fam &c be-
beno iiber feline 9ippen.
Sns jun9e Ndb6en bate iid) er.
i6roden auf Die 9ebne bes ibr silndcbIt
itebenoes Stubles 9eitiibt unb itarrte
nun 9ednaiti9t in bas i6mersuer,ua
@eii6t oes illnsen 9ebrers. Sdtte Iie
9eabnt, baB er Su Sauie, iie iuiroe aes
nib ni6t bic berben 8orte 0eIprodlen
bnben, iunBte fie ia bod. ipie aliibeno
5elir ibre @rSieberin perebrte; 10 aber
= nilr, es. mar einmal geifeben, mas
lie 9eia9t, fonnte nidt mebr unaeipro.
den senin6t iueroen, ater oieIeidlt mar
es mD9li6, bnB Der bbTe @inbrud ibrer
8orte ubsei6wd9t wuroe, bod ipuburd
= tuObur1?
p8arpneB, Sic antiuprten mir nid)t,
TT Wartba, oaiielbe W1doden, um iuels
Dies i6 beute bur9 Sbren Batter eeiuors
ben, ni6ts meiter uls = cine &ofette ?"
Die Sano Der 8arOneB mar bon Der
Stnbllebne se9litten, etiuas tuie freu6iz |
9es Iufleudten matte ibr @eIi6t belebt, |
lie frat raid BON ibrem Blase meg nad
Der Sbiir Sil uno la9te bnItig, iaoem Iie |
tbre Sanb ipie bei6iuibtigerh dIT ieinen |
arm legte: Isle baben bin j. meinen
Sater lm Wtartba geiuorben?"
Sbr 8uIen iuo9te, bann iebte iie leis
ler, bei6dnlt binSu: ,8ielleibt iab ib |
oo6 81 olnfel, ia, i6 bin iiberseuat Il
0err, mein @Utt," unterbraf iie lid, |
plbsli6, als iie 6as nerp5le 3itteru be,
mertte, 6as Die I6tuaufe @eItalt oes iuns
gen 2ebrers bur6lief fab, ipie feline
6ano frampfbaft mad einem Salt Iudte
lno als er einen iul6en ni6t idno, iiders
li9 anr @roe seiunfen iuGre, iuenn ni6t
oer glrm Der beioen Trauen i'm ae6alten
mo ibn nit Sliifbietiing aller &raft ouf
elH Eager in oer &amner setru9en bdtte.
5Ortiebunq fOlst,
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ldrieben: Nm "a. b., 9lbenos, alma EN-
Serr b. @dbel aus 3rielf nit oern Tprits
mart Snluit in ben SORT Der Serrifaft
Wippa6 Glf Die Rebpiirld. Gaum otf
Dem Eiirldplabe oH9elaHet, iiieBen 8eiee
alf eiren 20 Sabre alien coloiialen SD.
ren, uno Der 5oritipnrt applicirie benz
Garet einen gut 9e5ielten &ugelI6uB in
ben Sruitfalten. Siarf ueriuim0et itiirate
fb Der 8dr auf ben 5orliuart; i'm iels
ben Wtpmente ieopd CAB !Serr bon @d6el
5eller uno Der Bar, abermals aetrpffen.
ludte oas 9Seite. Ser mittleriueile eins
getreteuen 9untelbeit ueqen muste bic
@erfolsuns aufseaeben peroep. 9tm
nddten 2age tuirbe Der anaelhuIiene
Bar BON iefs Sdiiben uno Ieds greis
bern perfplgt uno na6 oreiItiinbiaem
Su6en seltellt. Die Sdiscn aaben lps
9lei6 5euer uno Der Bar, bon bier 9us
9eln setrOffen, itiir5te ii6 auf Smei Sdi=
sen. BON oeuen Der cine nit unbeoelltens
ben Gontulipnen baupnfam, Der Speite
aber beoeuteno perlebt iuuroe. Die
&reiber tuplten nun aus Sllrdt nid,t
mehr uororingen uno bic 8eriplauna
ntuBte a6ermals unterbroden per
ben. Der Soritmeiiter realirirte
lets bonofeite SolSarbeiter aus
Dem SolSidlage uno bieie, nit
Saden uno 8empins 6eiuaffnet, nabmen
am oritten Gage in 8esleitlns BON adt
Sdiisen Die 8eripl9un9 oes 81ren nies
Der anf. gta6 faini balbIiiinbioer
Su6e ipuroe Der Bar seitellt rno es ents
Ipann ii6 nun Siuilden Dem 8dren, eis
mem 3reiber uno einem S6iisen elm
Sampf. ollie Sdiiben ub
6reiber eilten ben Sln9eiallenen sur
Sillfe, ia9ten benz Barren nod ied)s Su4
1eln in ben 9eib, uno ou 6ieIer nod imz
mer iuiitbeno bic Siuei Slnsetallcnen Sers
ileil6te, bieben Die Sreiber nit i6ren
paden unb 9empms nnf ben Sdldoel
oes Sdren los. @iu 3reiber bie6 ieis
ten 8empin feds 8Da tief in ben,aopf
Der Seitie, irorauf ii6 bieie bon ben glits
lreiiern losriB unb nit Dem Rempin i'm
56Goel nod einen britten 5reiber ona
iel, ben iie fur6tbar Suridlete unh
uelder fi6 nuit in drstlicber 8eban6lrno
,efinoet. @nbli9 erla9 bas entleblide
Sbier nnb luuroe seitern 9lbeno nad
Bippa6 sebradt. @s lit elm gldnns
ben uno uiegt 40 gSiener 8flm6
Our6 bic uieleu 9Irtbiebe 1T Der Sdlas
'el oes Sdren beiuabe in Stade aes
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10 &f. 1T Die Gnre, pel6e in ben
Hdumen Der 8 iliie1bOrfer Stuss
fellung ieber CUTE MenI6 Generis
masculini, Der pin ieinem 6unflen
Orange ii6 bes redten 8eses iuUhl be-
ipnBt iit", Su 5ablen bat; beim Genus
femininum bat Der 3w anSispfenz
mig e T ollSeit itatt.
Sm alten 81 0 M iuurbe unIeres geii,
lens bel Der @rbebung elmer Gbnliden
Steuer cine 8epOrjugiiug bes einen Sc
l6ledbts por bem nnbern ni6t beliebt.
Die bbbere S6dbung oes i6mGderen,
aber nm 10 idbneren @ei6lebts idbeint
IN Der 3bat cine beredti9te Giseribiim
lI9teit beg 8eitalters mooerner @ipilis
iatiOn Su iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-02
@a'r pafIet e,tat s'famme.

@t'r puiiet auat s'iamme,
Weei Sansi6re rno i;
8as / mill, iuia er all,
@as er mill, nil il
0tei Sansj6rs mill B. Spie,
limb s. SUie mill /:
@'r paiiet suat 5'idume,
Wlei Sausj6r9 unb Il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-02
Sw,essrprad speter 9tenamaO.

&iete: Dgaa, Suitefen, iuie iefdnt Dir
oein neuer 6errPA
Suite; nSaHn id nod MID laecn, biz
lest mar bic @taoam nod MD nlleene
fOrtje9augen."
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saab sr Gnraihoh enuHih. sfistpBet
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= eafftk tii wisep1ssH stFti B tiSaut -, ~
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strauthOb,l. { I'M \ e,emii.ldIcit,r.

CT III einiGdl pratiiin mo itb5u grmadlt bat feds
Neer, bic iets hari bIeibeH. idlsibt @eniaie RAID
unb idbH, Der r01uSfraHppngrp6e Hertb
ssiro frei per Boit aeidnet iar ST. 9ohn puiber
Bor 45l, ga gprie, Sno. pdua29po, pin
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25
SAMARI'rAN'S GIFT.
SAMARITAN'S elf T!

TheSonly positive cure. No Balsam Co
pabia; no Mercury; no exposure; used in
in the u. s. Hospitals: .....
"Posr HospITAL, FoRr MARSH III, I
BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb. 10th. 1864. J
"1 have great satisfaction in stating that
have used The Samaritan Remedies for
venereal diseases in its most customary
forms; that / have used them with judg-
ment, discretion and properly, and have
found them respond to my anticipations
promptly and effectually. Knowing their
composition, ] have tire fullest confidence
in their efficacy. and as far as nfy use of
them extends j recommend them strongly.
"AIIFRED G. BOWER,
. "Asst. Surgeon, 9Th N. Y. Vols"
Many who are dragged by the quack for
months could be cured in from two to four
days by one package Of Samaritan's Gift.
Male package $2, female 81. Sold by ERNST
WILfERT, Fourth and Walnut, and by
druggists.
apl6-1yr-W. .S&d&apes-lrw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

80 ine M ~ q. m. train connects for Portsmouth via
Cnlhcothe. The 1913 a. m. and. 9:0S D. m. trains
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth. via Hamden.
BALTIMORE OHIO VIA PARKERssuRa
Depot. Pearl and Plum.
Baltimore Ex daily. 8.23am s.eanm
Baltimore Ell daily. ......... 9:03nm s.oa an
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

oHIo / MISSISSIPPI.
Depot, Mil IND Front
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

II you live In districts where you are
subject to malaria, you should keep your
liver and kidneys in perfectorder'that the.
may =, throw % i. it Gf ;, ane w great rreyatiyeis
ever you are constiTared or bilious and you
will never have a touch of the oliilla -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25
COUGH LOzENGES.
y COUGH LOzENGES. p4I.tt
KEATJTG'S
COUGH tOZENGES,

iffJE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Used and recommended for over 90 yeaTs 10y tn e
Clergy and medical profession: Sold by all dplg
Rists. Price 50c Il. EOUGEkA d. CO.,
nOl0i6mM ,W&F New York Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
nON SU MPTIOAl

can be cured by the continued use of Os man,s
Cod Liver Oil and Ilacto- Phosphate
of Aine. a o,Tre for Consumption Coughs
Colds Asthma, Bronchitis and oil lScrofuloas
Diseases Ask your druggist for Osmnn's and
take no other. If he has not got 1t, / will seid
one bottle for g. express paid.
CHAS. "A. oSMUN, z
ls Seventh avenue New York.
For sale by John Keeshsn, druggist, north west
corner Sixth and Walnut -,
ic ocl0.lydF. N. ", w,ooi5lyw.um