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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-21
SECOND EDITION.
THE MIDDLETOWN FAIR.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE EVENT
LARGE NUMBER OF HORSES ENTER
ED.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette.
MIDDLETowN. Del, Sept. 21st.
The annual fair of the Peninsula,
Agricultural and Pathological Society,
opens at this place tomorrow, with
every prospect of being success in
every particular.
From present appearances the fair
will not be in apple pie order on the
opening day, owing to the late arrival
of articles for exhibition. The various
freight trains arriving here to-day con-
tanned many articles for exhibition,
most of which were farming imple-
ments.
All day long every man that could
be pressed into service was busy
around the depot unloading articles,
and a continued stream of wagons were
constantly ON their way out to the
grounds.
1t was impossible to talk business to
any one except it related to the fair,
and even then it appeared that every
ones time was limited, as invariably
the answer to question would be :
''hurry up, have no time to spare, as
am getting ready for the fair"
From hasty observation around the
| grounds there did not appear to be
many exhibitors from Wilmington
but a gentleman connected with the
| association stated that there would
more arrive on Tuesday, as there had
been a number of applications from
manufacturers of that city.
Every manufacturer of towns and
villages within a radius of several
miles of this place have articles on ex-
hibition. Being what might be term
ed intimately associated with the place
they take great pride in exhibiting
their handiwork.
What attracts the most attention il
the racing. Everybody talks horse
here, and even the children can tell yor
the record of most of the trottine
horses now on the turf. The list o.
horses entered here comprises some ot
the best now on the racing course. A
number of them arrived to-day among
the number being "Tom Bayard" ant
"Sherman Morgan"
The races on the opening day prom
Use to be very good, but Wednesda,
and Thursday will be the two bes
days. Special trains will be run by tn,
Delaware railroad to and from the fai
at reduced rates. The association ex
poets to reap a good harvest.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

The members of Co. B, Young Mems
Democratic Club, will meet this even
ing for drill.
A special meeting of the Bayard
Club will be held this evening, at their
wigwam, Ninth and Lombard streets:
Business of importance will be acted
The f. L. Martin Club, of the Ninth
ward, hold their regular meeting to-
morrow evening.
A meeting OF the Terrapin club was
held last evening, but without trans.
acting any business adjourned until
next Monday evening. .,,
The Second ward Democrats will
hold a meeting this evening for the
purpose of nominating candidate for
INSPECTOR at the "Little Election" in
October.
At "a meeting of the Young Mems
Republican Club, held last evening, 1t
was decided to participate in the pa
rade at Hockessin tomorrow evening,
and at Newport on Thursday evening.
The club also decided to accept an in
vitation from Philadelphia to partlci-
pate in parade in that city on Satur-
day evening next. A special train
will be iun leaving here at 800 p. m.'
| nroyiding 200 tickets are sold.
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Hancock Veterans.

A LARGE MEETING LAST EVENING
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF
GEN. ToRBgRT.
A large meeting of the Hancock Vet
Grams was held last evening in their
headquarters Capelle building. Will
lam II. Brady was called to tie chair,
and William ii. Blake, acted as Secre-
tary.
The Committee on Uniform recon-
mended as suitable uniform, blue
blouse, belt, military cap and torch.
The report was adopted, and the
Committee was instructed to procure
one hundred suits at once.
On motion the meeting went into
nomination and election of officers for
Company A with the following result
Captains. J. Wood.
First Lieut.. ii. Richards.
Second Lieut.-Wm. Feeney.
The following Committee was sp-
pointed to draft memorial expressive
OF the regrets of the Veteran Corps ol
the untimely death of theielate camrade
Mai. Gen. A. T. A.. Torbert; Samuel j
Wood, John J. Toner Barney Rosenblatt
The memorial will be engrossrd, and
presented to the family Of the deceased
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Public Schools.

Pupils Of Public Schools in general,
and of No School In particular, will do
we'll to form classes in Latin, German
and French. Twenty-Five pupils will be
taught by Prof Hochkeppel for % cents
each and receive two lessons week.
There were never cheaper lessons given.
He'wonld charge the same rate for the
same amoant Of pupils in any other
branch. Boys and girls, form classes
Immediately and call on the above gen
tleman. See Advertisement.
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A NEW ORGANIzATIoN

A large mestiug of the Democrats of
the Eighth Ward was held last evening.
The meeting was held for the purpose
of forming new political club.
After various names had been suggest
ed for the club, the name democratic
Grab Club" was adopted. The Club also
adopted the uniform of fisherman.
The folio wing officers were elected
President. John Moore; Vice President,
John Hay den; Secretary, Joseph Gross
Treasurer, Dnvid Wells; Pilot, George
McLaughlin; Captain, Joseph Wells
First Mate, William Stewart; Second
Mate, Dapniel Stewart; Cook, Alexan-
der Hughes.
The club expect to be ready to partic
ipate in the next Democratic parade,
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Ths 9aily Gasstts.
ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST
As SECOND CLASS MATTER.
HANCOCK,
The Great Soldier-Statesman.

MIR. TURNER took decidedly sharp
turn on 'two shoes" in court yester-
day. Two shoes have generally been
considered "a pair" but the Court
looking at the matter in legal view,
determined that to be "a pair" they
must be such as are made for a pair
or sold for pair from the stores
Mr.. Turner's "sharp turn saved the
Sheriff the trouble of applying the
lash to a thief's back, and perhaps
saved the county the cost of several
months boarding also.
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WILMINGTON. DEL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1880
Board of Health.
REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING RES
DONATION AND ELECTION.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING"
DONATION AND ELECTION.
The Board OF Health met last evening
In regular session, and in the absence OF
tho President, Mr.. Thatcher was called
to the chair.
There being "no reports" from the
standing committees, DIR. Springer read
a memorial signed by the President of
the Board, Drs. Draper, Ogle, Quinby
and several other physicians, asking
Council to amei d he ordinance In reRar
to the salary of the Registrar. AT ina
present time the Registrar receives 500
per year, and the memorial asks that he
be- allowed 90 cents for each permit is-
suad by him for the removal of bodies
outside the city A resolution offered
by DIR. Springer In regard TO the matter
was adopted.
A petition from Timothy Futty and
others was read, asking that nuisance
he abated In Claymont street, between
A and b streets.
A resolution requiring the miil own
ers along the south long race to keep it
clean was adopted.
The Garbage Committee was iLcreas-
ed from three to five, including the
President.
The resignation of w. s. Byron, MEM
Der from the Tenth Ward, was read and
accepted, and Henry WItsil was elected
TO fill the vacancy.
On motion adjourned.
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NE WARK LETTER.
NEWARK, Sept. 81, 1881

AZ ANN POPv' ~ AooSs
The Exchange building is being
plastered outside, the intention being
to mark it off In blocks, which will add
greatly to the appearance Of the build
ing.
Atkinson's hack left here this morn
ING for Middletown where it will run
to and fro to the town and fair grounds.
Tom Haywood's minstrels are billed
to appear here this evening. tN
Mr.. Jos. Dean and wife returned
home yesterday evening and were s6re-
naded by the Citizens Cornet Band.
AS usual on such occasions, the band
was handsomely regaled.
Two men arrived in Newark on Fri
day last with a set of flying horses
which took well with the children Of
the town. About $40 was realized
during their stay Of ten days. 3a
Mr.. r. M. Ennis has accepted po-
sition as fireman ON board a steamer
that will leave the yard of Harlan G.
Hollingsworth, on Thursday, for New
Mexico, to ply between St. Johns,
Florida, and Vera Cruz. ANON.
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From New Mexico.
SILVER CITY, New ,Mex'c,,'l l
Qarsf oh 1QQ0

G. P. JOHNSON, ESQ. dear SIR
News this morning is not very encour-
aging, and very indefinite. Reports
from Fort Bayard state that GenI Buel
was worsted In the fight ON the 7th and
9Th inst, and retreated to Fort Gum
mings. Oapt. Parker, of the 4th Csvai-
ry got decided repulse. Buell. is loud
in his deuunGation Of negro troops,
claiming that they will not fight, which
is only a verifit alton Of the charges
made by the officers OF their own regi-
ment.
The most reliable information / can
get Is that ten soldiers wero killed and
three oitizans, before reported, making
thirteen have no information Of any
Indians being killed., so far.
The mail that arrived yesterday Was
badly mutilated and covered with
blood.
GeD'l Buell. has ordered all .fansporta-
ton stopped betveen Fort Cummings
and La Messilla, thus acknowledging
his ability to protect the road. The
Hills5oro route Is still open. but am
looking for it to be closed any day,
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LOcdL Lanes.

Reed bIrds at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Court is now in session.
The Middle'own fair commences to-
day.
IL is about lime that the trashy plays
we're removed from the legitimate
Stage.
william Brannon, employed at John
sons axle factory over Third stree
bridge, while working at some machinery
Yesterday, had one of his fingers lail
open to The bone.
The Kennel &C Ice Company contem-
olate rebuilding their ice house over
Third street bridge.
Things are quiet around the city, now
hat court is i'll session.
Rev. George r. Kramer will preach
II the Opera House on next Sunday af-
ernoon, his subject being: "The Lighl
If the World"
Carrie Miller who made such pitiful
story here some time ago, is at her old
tricks again, this time In Pottstown, Pa.
Cooper & Bailey's circus appears here
OH October 7th.
Fair weather for the fairs.
Police business is dull.
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Gen. TOrbert's Rem al ms.

Mr.. Gibson, Of the firm Of Lyle &
ellison, No. 104 John street, New York,
received despatch Yesterday, from Gen.
Dent. commanding at S.. Augustine,
Florida, that he had the body Of Gen.
rorbert in his possession, and that on
Thursday 1t wouldbe placed en- the
steamship Western Ierds, bound for
New York. The executive Committee,
who have the funeral arrangements in
charge, will hold meeting at the Con-
tinental Hotel, Philadelphia, to-day.
At a meeting of the American Ri
ties, last evening, it was decided mas
much as the Company, could not well
attend TO the reception Of Gen. Torber's
remains, to give up their contemplated
visit TO Atlantic,G orgia.
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HELD FOR COURT.

10 a crowd ou Friday evening, Septem.
bar 10, and seriously injured Isaial
West, was given a hearing before Mayor
Almond last night a o'clock. Hewas
charged with violent assault and battery
and attempt 10 kill Isaiah West. The
charge was proven, and the M lyor held
him 10 the sum of ST. 900 hail to answer
the charge at Court. II Mr.. Westsbouli
improve sufficiently. Duffy will probably
be tried at the present term Of Court.
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For the Fair,

Asbury Purdue, of Salisbury, left
here on Monday morning with his
trotting horses, "Clara Morgan"
and "White Stockings" for Woods
town, N. Y, where they are entered
for the races this week. He expect
ed to stop at Dover on his way up
and possibly enter them there. He
will return to Middletown for the
races uext week, where "White
Stockings" is entered in the 800
race on Tuesday, and "Clara Nor
gan" in the minute race OF
Wednesday and 2.45 race of Friday.
-Susser Journal.
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MIR. HERBERT's CONFIDENCE

HE is WILLING TO INVEST HIS CASH
UPON THE CHANCES OF GEN. HAN
COCKS ELECTION.
A few days ago County Treasurer
VIM. Herbert, of New Castle, received
a letter dated Wilmington, but post
marked Smyrna, which read as fol-
lows
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. IA, 1880.
DEAR SIR:-Are you still desirous
of betting that Hancock carries Penn
sylyania in November? If SO, l
know party who wishes to put $1OO
on Garfield. Please let me hear from
you. Yours truly,
To VIM. Herbert, ESD.
To this letter Mr.. Herbert makes
the following public response:
NEW CASTLE, Del, Sept. 20, 1880.
s. M. KNOX, ESQ.,, Dear Sir:-I nev-
er said that would bet 800 that Han
cock would carry Pennsylvania. am
not much of, and never was man to
bet on elections, but as your friend is
desirous of betting, | will bet 500
that Gen. Hancock will carry Pennsyl-
yania. | further offer to bet $1,000
that he will carry the State of New
York, $1,000 that he will be elected
President of the United States, and
$1,000 that if he is elected he will be
inaugurated and take his seat if he
lives to the 4th day of March, 1881
Your letter is dated Wilmington, d l.
and postmark Smyrna, therefore do
not know where to address you.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. HERBERT.
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New Clotha.

am now prepared to show you some
Of the best and leading styles of Fall and
Winter Cloths. Cassimeres. Worsteds,
Cheviots, etc. ranging from $500 to 100
per yard. which will make up in the
latest and most becoming style, at the
very lowest cash price. Please call and
see as before the rush of fall trade COM
mences. FERD CARSON,
sepl9tf. 233 Market street.
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AT GEN. HANCoCK'S HOME.

Among the visitors to Gen. Hancock
Yesterday were John b. Haskin and
Clifford A. ii. BaItlett of this city, Gen.
Clitz, U. S. A, and Gems. Joseph K.
John, ton and Cadnus Wilcox of the
late Confederate Army.
There was music and dancing at the
Generals residence last evening, in
celebration of the birthday of his grand
laughter Ada, the six-year-old daughter
f Russell Hancock. Nearly all the
children on Governors Island were
presently. Y. Sun.
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A WORD to our Readers.

When you read OF feilsay hnt ina Sunan
v von read OF a pure vegetable compoundt
y1di ywhicb he claims 70 cure only certain parts o Of
the body and furnishes nigh Pa9odI Pand VITA ahaa
~ ta1 IN, what Warmers Safe Kidney ana
the hisgf lover W portion of the body ond none .u
others. twill not help the ne, tq4tnIcnet Vii pat
r-ache nor consumption 5p. haai,nv ~ state
y where YOU can enjoy life and appreciate .
It's good things. Try IL. sepA' ave-
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l. c. GRuBB, Esq, chairman Of the
Democratic Association of Whining
ton Hundred, has issued call for a
meeting of the Democrats of the city.
at the Democratic headquarters, 220
Market street, ON Friday night, for the
purpose of organizing for the cam
paign.
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BLAINE MAY NOT feel so lonely
when New York, New Jersey, Con-
necticut, New Hampshire, p, nnsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois
shall have taken flyer at Hancock
In November. 1t is more than pos
sible that Conkling, Robeson,
Jewell, Chandler, Cameron, Sher-
man, Harrison and Logan will join
him to tune their harps under the
willows. Honors would be easy
then
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A WIDOW SHOOTS A WIDOW.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, Sept. 20.-Dur-
ing a political demonstration in
Eiienvile on Saturday night a
woman fired revolver from a win
dow, shooting another woman, it is
thought MORALLY. Both are widows.
The shooting is thought to have
been accidental. The shooter was
arrested.
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Personal.

Mr.. David Chandler started this
morning on brief tour to the West.
He will probably go as far as Mime
sofa, stopping occasionally ON his
route to spend few days in Chicago
and other cities; and will be absent
perhaps Two weeks.
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OIE e D.

CHRISTY.-on the 18th inst, Lizzie 8.
Christy, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her father, James Christy,
northeast corner of Water and King
streets, on Tuesday afternoon. 2lst inst,
u O'Clock to proceed to Wilmington and
Brandy wine cemetarY.
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Mme. pemorest's Patterns.

Russell e Spencer take pleasure in an e
nouncing TO their customers that they
have received Mime. Demoresrs Patterns
Port Polios, Journals, What to Wear, etc.
for the present season. sepl5-tf.
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Chairman County Committee
A DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE OF 3OO FOR
PLAISTED.


BosToN, Sept Ex-Governor Davis, of
Maine, telegraphs here from Augusta the
following: 81 shall be elected by 800 or
400 plurality without doubt"
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.PLAISTED ELECTED.
HIS PLURALITY CONCEDED BY
DAVIS.
BANGOR, Sept. 2O-3.3O P. NJ.

BANGOR, Sept. 2O-330 P. M.
General Plaisted is absent. The Re-
publicans at Augusta now coucede
Plaisted's election by a plurality under
the new constitutional amendment. The
UDionlsts there have carefully figured
the result and will have celebration
tonight over Flaisted's election.
B. l.. SMITH,
Chairman County Committee.
A DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE OF 3O0 FOR
PLAISIED.
PORTLAND, Sept. 21-1 20 A. A.-The
Argus has official returns from all but
one county, which places Plaist eds
plurality at ten. Fort Kent, heard fron
to-day, gave PIaisted 1863, Davis, 13;
Long Island, Plaisted, %; Davis, g.;
leaving Plaisted total of 175 plurality.
The towns 10 hear from gave last year a
Fusion majority of SO, making Plaisted's
Plurality 244 if tn ~ stand as last year;
but the towns all about them have made
gains, and Plaiste DIS plurality will prob
ably be 800.
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krRTALs ofsPEED for PURSES
Pdag t2.l7j under the Rules OF
|ISnsl Ina Trotllng Association.
|un,yGs, IMPROVED GROUNDS,
IuUle space for all Exhibits.
[,m will be constructed within
t.M the Entrance Gale at when
bTr Trains will stop during the
hon TRAINS WILL BE RUN.
and very low rates OF freight
4 vsp Exhibitors on application
" N tbe Delaware Railroad.
recommendations for all kinds
Inv and Feed can be had on the
| Pooks for Exhibits open from
II I'M. List Of Premiums sent
HlllOn. 49,,
[Asr information address
/ ". SCOTT WAY, Secretary.
Middletown, Del.
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NJ OTiCE.-Every democrat that wishes
IN to be naturalized Will leave their
names at the store of w. H. Quinn, No.
I2l Market street, and bring their voucL-
ers, The Com nittee with see that they get
their apers. By order the Democratic
Association, w. II. QUINN,
sep20 II. Chairman.
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nEMOCR >TIC MEETI NG.-The Dep-
u Ccrats of the Second Ward, Will hold
Il meeting tomorrow evening, Tuesday).
the 2lst inst, in the Capelle Building for
the purpose OF naming a candidate for
Inspector. A general attendance is re-
quest d, JOSEPH ii. RICHARDS,
sep20-2t President.
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FIRST EDITION.
The Quarter Sessions.
GETTING SETTLED DOWN TO
BUSINESS.

THE GRAND JURY PREPARING BUsI-
NESS FOR THE COURT-AJU JURY TRIAL
BUT THE PRISONERS ACQUITTED Be
CAUSE TWO SHOES ARE NOT A PAIR
OF SHOES.
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y OTICE.-The Br. dye NJ Christiana will
~ be of or repair during The week
com IN encing with Monday the 20ih. inst.
VIM, L..WIER. ltL5
sept. .lS-lw. Levy Court Com.
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nEMoURATIu MEETING.

nEMOCRATIU MEETING. NJ
A Grand Rally of the Democracy of
Mill Creek Hundred will be held At the
store OF Thomas Robinson, at Hockessin.
on
Thursday Evening. Sept. 80. Isse.::
at 1880 o'clock. The meeting Will be ably
addressed by Chss. b. Lore ard J.. q.
Grnbb, sqrs., a. i DIR. swithin Chandler:
An invition is extended TO the people OF
the Hundred aud surrounding di i'tricts, = 1.
Ry order OF thr. 20, payable tfree OF 'chares
ps ny ~ -.sspd, scotland and Ireland,
ssSAs ofinformatien, plans, &C.. apply to
--sDzRsoS BBorHnRs, BOWLING GREEN. n. y
Or to SAM. = BELTS. lSams Express,
apy2O. Wilmington. ID
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NJ OTICE.-The Democratic Nomination
N Election for candidates for County
assessor, for the Northern and Southern
districts Of the city of Wilmington will
be held at the usual voting places on sat
urday, Sept. 25, 1880, between the hours OF
and O'Clock p, m. By order Of the
Executive Committee. .t
LEVI A. BERToLETTE,
sep2l-4t. Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJOTICE-A meeting OF the Democratic
~ Assoc alton of Wilmington Hun
ired will be held at the Democratic head
quarters, In Crosby 4 Hill Building, No.
20 Market street, on Friday Sept 24th,
1t 8 O'Clock, p. M. for the purpose OF or
sanizlng for the campaign and transact
ing other business. f+t
praailav,f
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1880-06-01
WHITAKER 5 CASE,

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Prof, Greener
arrived here from West Point to-day. OF
the Whitaker inquiry and findings of the
court, he says Whitaker had been pre-
judged on suppositions, assumptions, insin-
uations and expert testimony, upon which,
according to military law, little il any reli-
ance should be placed He says
the academy dextrously shifted the
responsibility by having Whitaker
call for court of inquiry instead of hav.
ING it come from the president. By doing
50 they placed Whitaker alone in the posi-.
tlon Of an accused, while had the president
ordered the inquiry the whole corps of ca.
diets, Whitaker included, would have been
placed on trial. Prot. Greener intends to
follow the case up with the secretary of war,
as he has already been assured by Sccre-
tary Ramsey that an opportunity will be
afforded him to criticise the methods of
procedure and findings of the court
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1880-06-01

POVERTY AND DISTRESS. That poverty
which produces the greatest distress is not
Of the purse but of the blood. Deprived
Of its richness, it becomes scant and watery,
a condition termed anemia IN medical writ
ings Given this condition, and scrofulous
swellings and sores, general and nervous
debility, loss OF flesh and appetite, weak
lungs, throat diseases and consumption,
are among the common results. Therefore,
if you are sufferer from thin, poor blood,
do not hesitate, but employ Golden Medical
Discovery which enriches the blood aud
radically cures these affections by striking
at the root of the evil and removing the
cause. For all bronchial, throat, and lung
affections, severe lingering coughs, weak
lungs, consumption in its early stages,
asthma and kindred affections, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the sovereign
remedy, and has outrivaled all its competi-
tors. 1t is harmless in any condition of the
system, yet powerful to cure Druggists
sell it.