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A Fine Thing for the Teeth

Fragrant SOZODONT Is a composition
OF the purest and choicest ingredients of
the Orienta vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient Is well known to have bene-
ticial effect on the teeth aud gums. Its
embulnring or antiseptic property and ar
0niatic fragrance makes 1t toilet luxury.
sOZODONT removes all disagreeable
odors from the breath caused by catarrh.
bad teeth. &c. lt is entirely free from
the Injurious and aerjd properties OF tooth
pastes and powders which destroy the en-
Amel. One bottle will last six months.
, 1880-12-10

Ir is thought not improbable that
MIR. Garfield, on taking the place
NOW occupied by Mr.. Hayes, will
send Mr.. Hayes as minister to
France. For several reasons this
would be highly proper. Mr.. Hayes
has given the country clean and
equitable admiaistraiian, fact
which contributed more to Mr.. Gar.
fields success than anything else.
Again, the high place held by Mr..
Hayes IN public estimation, and the
recognition he wonId receive as an
ex presidsDs of the United States,
would render bis. appointment upon
a firs'cIass foreign mission a yerv
worthy one. Gen. Noyes of Ohio is
now our minister TO France. 1t is
believed he will be recalled, as it is
related that he joined in the con.
dsmnaiion OF Garfield when The at
tempts TO blacken the Iatter's char.
aoter began some years ago, and that
they have not since spoken to each
other Oregonian." s
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CARD.

70 all who are suffering from the errors
aud ndiscretions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c.; |
VIII send you = recipe that win cure YOU
FkEE OF CHARGE. This great rem.
edy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send a selF-addresse,l let.
ter 70 the Rev. JOSEPH \. INMAN, Station
ID, New York City.
, 1880-12-10
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
our WASHINGT ON LETTER

WASHINGTON. d. c. Nov. %, 1850.
THE FUTURE WASHINGTON, AND THE
COMING PRESIDENT. "A NEW So
cIAL ERA PREDICTED, LITERATURE
VERSUS THE WALTZ.
A ride around the city OF Wash
ington brings one to the realization
that this city is becomingn IN fact,
what it has heretofore claimed with.
out much reason, iaohionable as
well as a political centre. The oapl-
sails of all nations are their great so
cial centres, as a rule. Washington
has been an exception, but it is so
no longer. It's climate, its freedom
from business entanglements, i S po.
li,ical life, its honors and distinc.
tions, and its society have drawn to
it that great and increasing class Of
people who have money to spend and
leisure to enjoy, and have retired
from or "cut" business. The won
dsrful change that has taken place
in the fashionable West End proves
that this class is making its winter
home here. The increase in the
number Of elegant residences is as.
tonishiug, and all the other appurte
nances of wealth and opulebt !eis-
ure are too marked to escape obser-
'vation. 1t is thought that the White
House, under the administration OF
President Garfield, will tend to in
crease the popularity Of Washing
'ton and elevate the tone Of society.
He is known TO De devoted to intel
ilectual culture, is, in fact, the Presi-
dent Of a local literary society, in
which be takes great interest, is a
stsdent Of the classics, a religious
teacher, and a man Of letters; and it
may be concluded that such inAu
ence as the White House has will be
cast in the intellectual rather than
the srixolous scale OF society. The
cultivation Of the intellect will dis.
pl,ce dancing as an amusement, per,
haps, and pretty women will discuss
the classics instead Of indulging in
that reckless feat OF contortouism,
'lhe racquet The Capital City
may thus invade the province here
ltoicre ceded, by right of presump
tion, to Intellectual Boston. There
will probably be 4 rage for literary
societies AS the result Of all this, and
people With a reputation for "cuI,.
chaw" will be looked upon as minor
tleities. AS there is always class
ready to take advantage Of the mu-
stations Of society TO impose the spu-
rlous for the real lapon those who do
not know the difference, the long
hairedpoet, who poses in an atti-
tude Of contemplation, and the blue
stocking, who muses. her hair, che VS.
her penholder, and looks unutterable
things, will dnd those who will wor-
ship VI their affairs. But out OF il
all, no doubt, win grow higher and
better social sentiment. A social
sinnovoiion is most deyoutly hoped
for by all except those newspaper
correspondents who were born to
describe what Mrs. Shoddy wore,
and how sweet Miss Sweetie Wild
wood looked at Mrs. Shoddy's dane
ing soiree. fa
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PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS,

J. CLEMENT SMITH, III G Street.
Washington. ID. G., Attorney at Law ami
Solicitor oi. Patents. Suryivor Of Gilmore
Smith & Co., and Chapman, Hosmer x
Co. Send postage stamps for Circular
giving tees, Sc.
, 1880-12-10
! DIRECTORY
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPT A RS.
GRAND EODIE OF WASHINGTON AND
Z, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

J onCerS:
NAMES, OFFICES, p. O. ADDRESS.
Allen Weir. {; w L !. Port Townsend w t.
Sist 1 g Calvert. q Wv IT,. Seattle, ''
N. ID. Hlll, p. G. W. y. Port Townsend w. t
Jos. Chllberg, @ w Sect'y Olympia, w. T..
Porter. q A Sect'y.. !. Olympia,
Allen weir, q Juv Ten PIT Townsend, "
Il Calvert ...... G w Mar ~. Seattle, ''
Slst A Dobbins ~. q ID Mar 80. Olympia, g
Slst A Pattison :. q Guard. Olympia %
n Pattison 49,. e Sentinel ~. olympia,
Thos N Lnnes. g. Coun.. ........ Victoria, BIC
/, Gag- The next session of the Grand Lodge
will be held in Victoria b. o.. commencing
on tho third Friday In May, 1881.
, 1880-12-10
Notice to Creditors.
IN the Probate Court of Jefferson
County, Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate OF
Alfred o. Fisher, deceased,

y
In the matter of the eStnte OF
Alfred o. Fisher, deceased,
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ BY the Undersigned executor of the
last viii 0f Alfred d. Fisher. deceased. to
the creditors, and all persons having
claims against said deceased. TO present
them with the necessary vouchers, within
one year from the date OF this notice, to
said executor at his residence in Docawal-
lups. Jefferson Co.. w. T., or to his attor-
ney, Q. NJ. Bradshaw, at his office in
Port Townsend, w. T..
EwELL P. BRENNoN.
Executor of the last will of Alfred D.
Fisher. deceased.
Dated September "a, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
THE PERFORMANCE SATURDAY.
Before the Mayor.

sUNDRY SUNDAY GRIMES AND MIsDE-
MEANoRs sUMMARILY DISPOSED OF.
Billy Smith and "Sugar AWFUL" two
colored lads, were put in the dock at po-
lice court Saturday night. Neither of
them were as high as the 'railing of the
dock, and they mounted the bench in
order to observe the proceedings with
more ease. The two boys are always
into some rascality. They go about to-
gether all the time. Being vagrants,
they never desert each other and sleep
in dry goods boxes every night. Both Of
them have been held for court more than
once by the Mayor, but the Chief JUS
tice w6uld never allow them to be tried
on account of their youth. Mr.. John
Wainwright testified that he caught the
boys in the act of picking the lock of his
store on Market street below Fourth.
The Mayor reserved his decision on ac-
count of the youth of the prisoners.
Daniel White answered the charge Of
being drunk and disorderly on Sunday
morning. He admitted that the charge
was correct and paid fine Of VI, accom-
panied by costs.
George Christmas was tried for assault
and battery on his wife. George is as
black as the ace of spades and so is his
wife. He was required to pay So and
costs.
Three cases of drunkenness were dis
posed of.
No cases was tried last night,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
building Permits,

During the month of January there
were Twelve building permits issued from
the effice of the Surveying Department.
For the same month last year there was
only one permit issued, and for the
month of December last there were six.
Those issued were as follows:
George A. Chadwick, addition to
lweling N. E. corner Maryland Avenue
md Logan street.
William Stuart, one house east side of
King street, between Second and Third
streets.
Delaware Western II. r. Co., one
freight house west side OF Shipley street
helow Water.
Peter Wood, one house n. e. corner
Taylor and Pine streets.
Sames g. Twaddell, one stable south
side of Eleventh street, between Lincoln
and Union streets.
Bailey x Hughes, two houses north
side of Chestnut street, between Van
Buren, and Harrison streets.
Catherine Parroll, on house south side
OF Third street, between Van Buren, and
Harrison.
Isaac Harper, one house N. w. corner
of Maryland Avenue and Beech street
Alfred George Gale, one house north
side of Sixth street, between Oak and
Stroud streets.
Millard II. Poole, three houses on the
south side of Sixth street, between Mad
ison and Monroe.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
9aily Sasstts.
careless Drivi"G

nv,vss INTO A TRAIN
I. e.Ass srs hi aunr, oSs TArALLf.
FrIase .s,. eoIs .nd WIN. Rhoades, was
a AdS,s lSs lacom aou tive attached to % tse he
py ,an sne EXPRESS ,u train about .iz.ls, I'D
Pelon 0,ninp en At the Kerlin stree.
p ,ao1'''f ,Snat h.lf a mile below below the tns
,anO, aUS"' Grant was driving and ana
d"Ro,, wanted him not to pass Pas
lpa!',hfa' "a ,hs advancing train, which i,
|. O' n,sjaly si1 seen approaching, y pnt y.
\ sips p,s ,hs waning be persisted IN !
Eus' ne .", slat1, the wagon was struck Yasd IN
4 |ine' ne '.nS U"I smashed m, to piecrs: When
p.b.up m occurred the horse po'nu, na,
/, 'Iat ,6e traces, ran of, and has not
Y" 1' ,ipce. The three men were .
N |Sn !. 'i,,rei iured, aud Grant died at . "a a.
|ssrd.v morning in Chester. Al
/ e,uaJ ,s,aov. d to Philadelphia aud ad,
,1lDy ,o ,he Pennsylvania Hospital
Eve W. o'clock yesterday morning.
~ nIf rom UtI a fractured skull: samuel ,,
n g.. ,.O. . CONDUCTOR on the Pbiladel-
ip1' & Baltimore X. H.,
nrge of the train. -,
y fi lime ne Of the accident the train
|rninp i' about eighteen miles J.. an
nj t6e bell was ringing. The
r. avs he did not see the carriage
1 wa, right on top Of 1t.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Brief Locals.

Court OF Quarter Sessions" con-
|A' New Castle this morning.
Y were twelve deaths In this city
IOn.
I've building permits were issued
surveying Department last month.
hundred and ninety-one arrests
pSde by the police during January.
month although having but twenty
|ays' mas hve Sundays.
lls weather continues there is a
putty OF Ice being formed.
orphans Court and Court OF Chan
~ IN session at New Castle to day.
pfe and 20 and see Uncle Danv at
'era House this evening.
IL Candlemas day In the Catholic
ufunks were the only cases before
:s ryot lhis morning. The usual pen.
,in enIra assessment creates quite a
''ne at the City Hall.
w evening. "'o w.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
WeehLN MOrtttdTlI.

During the past week there were
twelve deaths reported to E. b. Frazer,
Registrar of Deaths and Burials as hav-
ing occurred in this city,as follows;
Born In the United States, 10; Ire
land, 2; white, 10; black, 2; males, 8 ;
females, o.
The causes were accident, l; con-
sumption, 3; eystitis, l; crsmp collie, ;
debility, old age, l; fatty degeneration
of the heart, +; hydrocephslis, j.; in
hammation Of lungs, L; menengitis, l ;
pneumonia, l.
The deaths by wards were: Second
ward, /; Third, q; Fourth, l; Fifth,
Sixth, l; Seventh, 2; Eighth, / (; Tenth,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Ten Thousand Francs Reward.
HOW TWO AMERICANS cHARaED wTrH
5wINDLING AT BRUSSELS WE'RE Ar
hEsTED IN NAPLEs--TRACED BIT AN
AADXERTIsEMENT-TI SUBSTITUTED
NAPLES, Feb. 1.


II Pungolo, q morning newspaper Of
this city, publishes the following details
concerning the two Americans who were
arrested here last week on charge Of
swindling: IN
"TEN THOUSAND FRANCS REwARD.
This sum is offered for the arrest Of
the following persons:
"John Cleveland, alias Everett, alias
Ferguson, an American, about twenty
eight years old, OF medium height, with
brown hair.
"John Collins, also an American, 20
years old.
"These two persons jointly committed
fraud at Brussels, on December 26th
last, obtaining the sum of $4,000. They
are also charged with stealing old WOOL
len goods. Information should be sent
to M. Stringhel-H Hamber, Juge d'Instruc-
tion, at Brussels.
"The prisoners have been in Naples
since the 7th Of January. Thirty thou
sand lire in italian and other bank notes
were found in their possession. The al.
legged fraud of SO, ,O00f. was committed to
the prejudice of M.Zelueskof,a Russian
Councillor of Marine, to whom the
Americans had contracted to deliver q
large number of articles in platinum, for
which they fraudulently substituted
tinn - .
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
He' In the Living Preseuti

- Inverted from trying your luck
,uie reflections thesilly world may
spon yon' for their censures are not
power and consequently should
and ~, part OF your concern So re-
ement ana read carefully the ad-
10 he d oi Tue Louisiana State Lot
Orlesns awn on February 10th, at
1000 Ia, when " may win for
|n M nuuress for any further infor-
be petson nDaaphin, New Orleans. La.
City, M N Al No. $40 broadway, New
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
King Carnival.

Monday evening next, King Carni-
4 arrive in this city and hold forth
Herdman building on Fourth
between Market and King. HIS
In will be the guest Of Mr.. A.
Who has extended an invitation
10 attend q masquerade ball un-
Z management Of Mr.; Henze.
'wllI be several SONS and daugh-
| Momus present, aud the veil
reputation Of Mr.. Henze In CIV
|squerade balls will be fully sus-
I'M the coming one. Those who
|plate going should procure their
1 once from Mr.. Henze, as those
Iuly early will have their choice
|arse and varied assortment.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Local Lines.

The thermometer registered above
zero this morning.
Lewis Gilbert, of this city, who, with
several members of his family, has been
spending month in Florida, has re.
turned.
SMYRNA claims to have the best library
in the State south of Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Pulled by Policemen.

THE ARRESTS MADE DURING THE PAST
MONTH. .I..Iu.
Chief of Police Maxwell furnishes the
following list of arrests during the past
month:
Drunkenness, 40; drunk and disorder
ly, 33; disorderly conduct, AZ; assault
and battery, 81; fighting in street, 0;
larceny, 8; vagrancy, A; stone throwing,
3; contempt, 8; assault with intent to
kill, 8; keeping unregistered dog, ,2;keep-
ing tippling house, 2; reckless driving, Q;
peddling without license, 8; selling on
street, 2; attempt at burglary, 2; selling
without license, l; disorderly on cars, 1;
corner lounging, /; interfering with Of
ficers, 2. Total, 100.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Real Estate Changes.

In Allen ha, sold his fine three
brick dwelling, corner Of Ninth
|ferson streets, to Jacob Walton.
pot given.
Ii Walton has sold his three story
dwelling, No. pit w. Fourth
10 Stewart 4 Greenlea, plumbers,
|ill make q number Of alterations,
ltory to removing there.
rumored that Hayes Chandler
bposed of his confectionery estab-
|ni, No. sll Market street, and
kmovs to Topeka. Kansas, where
bis sons is engaged in the law
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Whot the Pumps Did.

The foIlowig is the record of the city
pumps, during the month of January;
The WorthiDgtoD pump at city mill
ran "A days, made 40Ss hours, raised to
Cool Spring reservoir 102, 1886 $40 gallons
with corresponding month
last year shows an increase of 4,829, 900
gallons consumed. Worthington pump
No. 2, at Cool Spring, ran "a days, made
20l. hours, raised 7,795,709 gallons to
Rodney street Ieservoirt
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
lndiOrds not TO Change.
h Ledger.

LtdBtT,
John j. Dougherty, now Of the
tts Hotel, WILMINGTON, has leased
lted States Hotel In that city for
ar Mr.. Dosgherty Is the gentle
ho recently purchased ths Deer
aotel, In this town, with the inteD-
occupying 1t himself. Now as he
Ne the other arrangement. Mr..
Lewls, the present occupant at
pef Park, Will remain therein and
|nler upon bis seventh year at that
ehmunt.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
7 2 PrOminani nrur Iu...

WARNER d Co., RocHKsTA n. N.
AK siR;-It is now only three
since we received your first ship.
IN ,be bsle Remedies. We have sold
W. 'ns nn place for twenty years. and
ho, never sold a proprietary medi-
e slVes such universal satisfao
vsours, especially your safe Kidney
|eonIJd IJure, and Safe Diabetes Cure.
oulu a mention many who have re-
great beneflt In cases OF Kidney
RtIa Asthma. Rheumatism. Dia-
&Seod yours, SISSON 4 FOX,
u Alexandra Bay. N
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Court IO-d0U.

The additional February term of our
county commences at New Castle to-day.
1t is not thought that the term will be
long one. Among the more important
cases expected to come up are those of
Thompson Simpsons, and of the three
young men who tried 10 burn the Rail
road and Steamboat Hotel.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02

So many diseases date their origin
from functional distur bance of the stom-
ach and liver that any medicine correct
ing these abnormal conditions must
surely meet with popular recognition;
hence the immense and increasing sale
of DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Physicians
recommend them. Price Is cents. ..r
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
"ss'inSs Tonight.

|Ioa,,, Sds Social Lyoeum.
P,dsm P,Tlm Division, X, OF p
|qua Tifhsry Trihssr x Association.
sware Toe, oe, No, 8, !. o. r.. M,
|man L1Sgss LoSSse' No, /, |. o. OF.
Phinrton NO. ~, l. o. o. II.
|minsion ttodge, No. X. off.
Phlns nston ISodnncil, Ioda No. 6. o. U. A. M,
|on Eneamnge, mouge, No; 8, A. o. q. r.
Of BethIaP aP Pment, No. 7, 1. %. o. r,
"em Division, (coloredj 8.
*. KasfG9 ef p Division. No. l. Uniform
~ U. A. M. "nuywine Council,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
,mpOrtan' q m..n..-

's1ps sh that mothers thSsnaaS eaS Syrup is ,he
acb cbrsn: cns IL corrscts ac1d, spon ler
Is ana lures wind collie. ~ Sau OF me
Ilher a q ~ Ewes rest. health ~ a.es na. I'm me
n ihss i.s value is inca icnIe MI process
Illays gums. reduces in6a - ~
Mild al. all pain, thereby 9iv,ns a.ion ns
lty.fvs ru ~ com fort 70 he mo,p Ies. 70
A'e eenfA . bottle. msrik ma ikn1,ner;-
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Store Leased.

james Megratten, formerly with the
Enterprise Company, has leased the
store, No. 316 Market street, now occu-
pied by George d. Fleming as a boot
and shoe store. He will open about the
10th OF the present month with a full
line of fine furniture.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
T1UO HoaIses Sold.

j. T. Heald sold at public sale,on Sat
urday afternoon, the house No. IL Rob-
inson street, to Joseph l.. Carpenter,Jr
for $3.50; also house No. IA Robinson
street, to John r. Hartman, for $705.
l.. w. Stidham & Son auctioneers.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02

"Angel of Night Is what DIR. Bulbs
Cough Syrup has been termed by par
ents, whose worrying and coughing chill
dreu have been soothed and cured, and
have secured sweet slumber by using
this excellent remedy. Price % cents q
hottlo.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Stock Selling Htgh.

At sale on the Bowers farm near
Newark, on Thursday, stock sold very
high. one COW being bid up 10 S101, but
this the owner did not consider enough
and she was withdrawn. Horses brought
from $50 to Sl65.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Installation at Milford.

A number of the officers of the Grand
Lodge, 1. o. o. F., will go down to Mil
ford to-day for the purpose Of installing
the officers of KirkwOod Encampment
of that town. The officers will return
hone tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Personal.

Hon. Thomas +. Bayard was in town
this morning. He left on the nosn ex-
press for Washington.
James p Tustin, Esq, of this city,
goes to Washington, to-day, and will
hereafter make his residence in that city.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
MAR ED.

SCHEU-KIENLE.-In Philadelphia, ON
the 18th day of January, 1880, by Rev.
David Wright, Mr.. Gustavus Schsu TO
Mary X. Kienle both of this city.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
A New sunday school Room.

Bethany Baptist Church will COM
mence to erect their new Sunday School
room back Of the church to-day. They
expect to have it enclosed and under
roof b. next Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
NUDES MULES MULES

N
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the
below Second, on SATURDAY Morning.
February I. 1880, at 1890 O'Clock q. M,
Twenty head of Kentucky Mules, well
broken, and well mated, and from four to
high, and weigh from $50 to l150 pounds.
Also four head of YOUNG HORSES, good
drivers and workers. The stock win be
on examination at the stables from Mon
day until Saturday. Terms at sale.
H. SHARPLESS.
L. w. Stidham & Son, Auct'rs. fe23tdw
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
NEW ADVER TIsEMENTs.

M ULE LOsT,-Strayed on Saturday
1Vl night on loading of the cars at the
depot a mule. A suitable reward will be
paid If returned to r. M. Gibson's stable,
French street, below Second.I
n OR BALE.-Three storied brick house
No. 2UO West Fifth street, in good or
der, price 5000 on good terms. Apply to
GEO. r. TOWNSEND,
jan31-3t. GIG Mark ct street.
DUBLIC SALES OF DWELLINGS,
L LOTS, AND FARMS WITH 25 YEARS
EXPERIENCE. THE OUTLOOK Is
VERY ENCOURAGING FOR BETTER
PRICES FOR 1880. J.T. HEALD.
jan3l- w&sfeb.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
RxECUTOR's SALE.

EOR sAl.E.-Ge BUILDING LOTS IN
II ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY,
MANY OF THEM VERY CHEAP, WITH
DECIDED TEN NDENCIES TO ADVANCE
IN VALUE. J,T. HEALD.
jan22. q, ,T,29,M.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07
Tuesday, April Goth, 1880,

at IL o'clock A NJ by virtue and authority as follows
FtrS-ln exercise of power embodied in a mort
gage from the said George Davis and Mary j. his
wife, to the President, Directors and Company of
the Bank of Smyrna" bearing date the tenth day of
January in the year eighteen hundred and seventy
SIX, and recorded in the Land Records of Cecil
county aforesaid, in Liber A. w. NJ No B, folio 5ii
to 5i9 inclusive which mortgage was subsequently
duly assigned TO the National Bank of Smyrna the
undersigned. as Attorney named in the said mortgage
Will sell as much of the land conveyed by said mort
gage as may be necessary pay the amount of money
still remaining due and unpaid of the debt secured by
said mortgage.
SecORd-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
Tor Cecil county aforesaid sitting in Equity granted
IN Cause Number Sil, Docket 3, i'll which Mary
Davis guardian of Catharine I. Maily was complai-
nant and Mary j. Davis and others defendants the
said estate. -
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

REMARKABLE CURE OF AN INFLAHED TEAR.
DUCT OR PASSAGE TO THE EYE, WITHOUT AN
OPERATIoN.-Mrs. Gibson, who has a large
and extensive confectionery and candy
store at No. 25 East 42nd street, near the
Grand Central Depot, was about to have a
SILVER tube inserted in the tear passage of
her left eye. The enlargement and inlam-
nation were very great Before submitting
to the operation, tried DR.. Giles Liniment,
rubbed in carefully over the inhamed duct
The Inflammation disappeared. the passage
became clear. and was, through its power,
able to do without surgical operation.
Also took the Lininent internally, tea
spoonful three times a day in a wine glass
Of water.
Giles Pills cures Headache.
Sold by all druggists. JAS P ITOfFecker,
agent, Smyrna. Trial bottles % cents.
Send for pamphlet. Dr. GILES,
l20 West Broadway, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07
$50 .AORE&

Fifty acres of the land are set in PEACH TREES in
tull bearing in healthy condition and of choice va
rleties; There is also small APPLE ORCHARD and
some fine selections of Pears. Plums. Damsons etc
IN ill ana vigorous bearing The fencing and hedg.
ing is complete. NO
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07
228 Acres of Land.

more Or less. and is divided into five fields all well
fenced The soil is unsurpassed for natural produc-
veneSS, and is in excellent life 1t is improved bv
handsome two-and half story FRAME DWELLING
about 4OX2Q. with good Back Building; a good Barn
Sx6, Sabling sufficient for tha farm and other out
building of good quality.
OF the above described farms No l is three miles
from tredericktown. on the Sassafras river None of
landing. P "S4
Smyrna times., 1880-04-07

more or less divided into six fields all well ,votered
and fenced The soil is OF the finest quality. and
very productive 1t is improved by comfortable
the rear; substantial and commodious Cranary
56x4O; good Stable 2Sx3O, accommodating twelve
horses, and other needed buildings There is also a
a thriving PEACH ORCHARD OF 10 ACRES and a
small APPLE ORCHARD There is also a Landing
the farm.