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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-13

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stions for the largest cheap.
~ est and best illustrated
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world Any one can become a eucceasful ageniI
SIX elegant works Of art given free to subscribers.
The price IL 80 low that almost everybody sub
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IN day, A lady agent reports making $500 profit
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sHAYDOCK & Co.,
7 Dey Street, New York.
To Nervous Suiierers-The Great European Rem
edy-Dr. j. B. Simpsons Specific Medicine.

DR.. j B Simpsons Specific Medicine is q post
tive cure for Spermatorrhea, Impotency Weakness
and all diseases resulting from SelfAbuse, as Ner-
vous Debility, Irritabilty Mental Anxiety, Languor,
Lasstude, Depression ofSpirits and functional de
rangements of the Nervous System generally Pains
In Back OF Side Lnas Of Memory. Prematnra Old
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-13
CA L ITO n.

Observe that the signature Of Jos Haydeck Is
across the mouth OF each bottle.
Price--One dollar for large, and fifty cents for
I ria sizes
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-13

IN DICK OF Slut,
Age and diseases
that lead 10 Con
sumption lnsani-
ty and an early
grave, or both,
No matter how
shattered I h e
system may be
from excuses Of
any kind, "A short
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-13
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-24
A lsOy Missing.

Frank KAISER, a siXtcen-yea old son ol
Victor KAISER, cabiIctmaEcr, West hing
street, left home about four weeks ago i'll
company with Samuel Gundakcr, 4 lad OF
about the same age. Gundakcr returned
some two weeks ago, after having gone
west rs far as .Johnstown, and stated tnat
Kasser, in company with another Lancas-
ter boy, was on his way home, but he has
not vet put in an appearance and his fam
ily arc much distressed at his absence.
Before leaving Lancaster he had been
working at the watch factory and was
induced to believe that he could get better
wages elsewhere. Another reason for his
leaving may have been that he was charS
ed with having in his possession a few
pigeons belonging to Mr. Blickcndericr,
but which he declared were given to him
by another boy. When no left he took
nothing with him but the well-worn suit
of working clothes which he wore at the
time. He is rather stoutly built boy OF
medium height, and light hair, light com
plcxion and blue eyes. Persons knowing
of his whereabouts will confer u favor by
informing his father, Victor KAISER, 2eG
West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-24
PHILADELPHIA Market.


PHILApELrHIA, Sept. 2i.-Flour quiet, but
steady; supcrfinc 5: 5O@3 %; extra 81 23G4 OO
Ohio and Indiana family s. s5@5 10; Penn'a
family do s. OO05 . st. Louis family ut s. 5Oal
GOO; Minnesota family s. O0G5 IS: straight
patent and high grades 81 756S p.
Rye flour at IS 90.
Pa. Red 81 O6; Amber 81 OG@l OG1s.
Corn firm on local market: steamer SIC
yellOw.4@541ac; mixed 53IQD5lc.
Oats firm, with gOOtl inquiry No. ]. White,
45c: No. do 4i1a@isc; No. ; do la1.0iic; No.
2, Mixed S9G39Lc.
Rye scarce Mt CSC.
Provisions in good jobbing demand; I::G IS
pork SIG O0@0l62j; beef hams ISIS UGll9 % In
dian MESS beet at $lS 50 !; smoked hams ll1aGl
l2c; picked hams 9%@!0Ac bacon-smOkc''
shoulders GI@7c salt do 6@e6lAc.
Lard firm city kettle ut SIC; loose butch
ers' SC; prime steam IS =.
Butter quiet and generally easier; Creamery
extra 32c do good TO choice S@l3lc Bradford
county and New York extra. 2GGl29c Western
reserve extra e2@23c; do good to choice lG@2Oc
Rolls firm: Penn'a extra 2O@2S; Western re
serve extra g@2sc.
Eggs steady; Pcnna scarce Mt 2s.l23c; West
ern 2lc.
Cheese firm; New York full cream l31aOl4c
Western full cream l3c do fair to good l20
121.c; do half skins 110llYc.
Petroleum nominal: none Offering refined
lNc.
Whisky dull at 81 IL.
Seeds-GOOd to prime Glover dull at 81 d
as 25; Timothy firm Mt :. 75ll2 SO: Flaxsee'l
firm Mt 81 2s@l3O.
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Seven Men In BucisrlM,' =

The Lancaster special to the Philaeicl-
phia Press estimates" the number pres
ent at the Republican meeting at South
Queen ard Conestoga streets last night a:
...O0A. We'll, we have all heard the story
Of tie oystcrman who, when lie wanted t"
order 10 barrels Of oysters, thought it
would look better and do 10 harm to add
4 "nully or two" and was immensely as
tonislicd when he received 1000 bar
rels instead of 10. That's Just what
the Prcss's special has done. lie
holds "ciphcrs in such low esti-
nation that lie sings them about re-
gardlcss OF consequence. The club 'num-
bering 300 members paraded exactly q
men by actual count. The club of "about
5OO'' turned out exactly 80 uniformed men
and boys. and the other clubs a less mum
bcr. There was at 10 time 300 listeners
around the speakers stand, and the speeches
by 10. Miller Rcinocil, Jumping Jack
Brown and Tobacco Jake Amwakc were
utterly devoid OF point if not of slave.
The best speech of the evening and til"
only one that created any enthusiasm was
made by Ed. Mellcn, u coIored man OF the
Seventh ward, whose really crcditable effort
the Press correspondent does not deign to
notice.
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Wakefield, +. U
nUELIC SALE.

I)UsLIC SALE. -
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER l6, 1880, will
be sold at public sale OH the premises, situated
in Colerain township, on the Noble road, lead
ing from BrOwnstOwn to North Bend, about 8
miles from either place. The public road lead
ing from KirkwOOd to Quarryville runs
through part OF the farm, and the premises are
located about J: mile from the former and
miles from the latter place, all that valuable
tract of land containing Se ACRES. more or
less adjoining lands of Millar IIarrar, John
Swisher, Geo. HOgg, Joseph Mcclure and
others. The property Is within 2 miles OF the
Oxford & Peach Bottom Narrow Gauge Rail
road and about miles from the Quarryviilc
Railroad. The improvements consist OF u two
story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE with 4
rooms on first floor, cellar underneath porch
or south front, good well of water with pump
therein. q good frame barn with stone stablinS,
good pump in the barn yard, frame wagon
shed, corn cribs, frame hog house, carriage
house, wood house, stone dairy house over a
never falling spring of water, and all neces.
sary out buildings. This farm is in Il high state
OF cultivation, divided into convenient fields,
under good fences, and having access to run
ming water, good orchard of choice fruit trees,
such as apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries.
Also grapes and a variety of small fruit. About
3 acres OF the above is good woodland.
Sale to commence ut o'clock p. m, when at
tendance will be given and terms made known
by VIM. ". GALBRAIiH:
Administrator of Dan1 Harrar, decd.
S.W. SwIsnEa, Auct. sep2i-ltd&3tw
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TWINS.
eannc,cI; A.,cle. Pears and Tomatoes.

f2nncJcE apple, fc;srS anu 1S.hAaoCh.
General Hancock. as everybody knows,
is one Of !, pair of twins-the biggest pair
in tic country and the biggest OF the pair.
1t is no. wonderful, therefore, that his
Democratic admirers should take some
pride exhibiting twin fruit grown by them.
One OF the finest specimens in the city is
undoubtedly the twin pears grown by
Peter Winowcr $50 West King street.
They arc perfect beauties growing from 4
single stem and each measuring
eleven inches in circumference. They
will be exhibited at horticultural
fair in the Northern market house next
week. Another pair OF beauties are twin
golden rippins grown on the premises OF
Jacob Zecl,cr. No. 400 North Queen street.
They arc perfect in color and shape and
are as much alike as two peas. They, also.
will he on exhibition ut the fair. Almost
as beautiful are the twin smokehousc
apples sent us by y. B. Myers, proprietor
OF the White Oak hotel, Strasburg towr-
ship and the !" funniest = of all are twin
tomatoes sent us by MIR. Myers-but we
shall not place onrs on exhibition
M
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d. q. q. 4.


Visit to EIaaICin of l-anc:istcrians.
Yesterday aitc.A Aoon twenty-nnc mcEi-
bers of Lancaster lodge No. G., |. o. .. r..
left this; city il. :. large omnibus for Man
helm to pay visit 10 the lodge o: that
place. They arrived at Mannheim at hal!
past five O'Clock, AID, after partakns OF a
supper at the Washing, ton house they were
called upon by committee OF the
Mannheim lodge Ly whom they were
escorted to the lodge room. Ar
irving there they we're welcomed by
Noble Grand Dann.., of the Mannheim
lodge. who made !; short speech. DR..
John Lcvcrgnod, NJ. J. Wca"cr, Franklin
Diller, Isaac Mislle:, T. 4. Dihendcricr.
W. +. Hambriyht AMI Henry SwentZc!.
Of this city. also made sp"aclcs as did
i number OF members of the Mannheim
lodge. After the speaking I'LL present fcl!
into ranks and marched to the Washington
hotel, where they sat down to al excellent
banquet prepared by order of the Man
helm lodge. While there the members OF
.hc order were screnatc,i by the .:!anhcinl
.cornet band, which played Il number OF
pieces in good style. The evening was
yery pleasantly spent and the Lancaster:
gentlemen started home about twelve
o'clock. arriving here at two this morning,
we'll pleased with their visit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-24

policy in the Lebanon insurance company
for s120. His entire loss he estimates at
$500. Adjoining Hof1er's stable John Fen
schumacher loses one, and his loss IS seV-
cral hundred dollars.
To the west of the works the d"elllh3;
occupied by J. Smoker, and the east eha
ofthe tanncry are slightly damaged.
When tie fire had spent its fury ana
there was no anticipated destruction OF
property a second alarm was sounded.
John A Snyder's small barn between the
house and mill, just on the eastern Dor
ough limits, was discovered to be On lire.
The firemen with the hand engine were
soon on hand, too late to save the barn,
but in time to save the large mill which
was on fire at several places. The barn
contained five loads of hay and two OF
straw. Adjoining the barn were hog
pen and an ice house, both CT which were
DESTROYED. The only live stock in the
building were four porkcrs which were let
out. This property is not insured and
fOots up loss OF about 1000. Mr. Sny-
der is now in Iowa, and no men were on
the premises when the brand isnited the
straw.
A Mr.. Bear, Of near Salunga. reports
that charred pieces fell in the field where
he was plowing. This is five miles east OF
the borough and seems almost incredible,
but the authority is reliable.
A look at the partially burned buildings
surrounding the ruins speaks volumes in
the praise of the iremen and the many
citizens who lent willing hand. *. r.
Plummer, proprietor of the Washington
house severly sprainca an ankle and is dc
prived of the use of it. S. n. Eby, while
taking hold OF Il fence burned one OF his
hands in blistcrs, making painful wound;
One unfortunate made misstep an!
went China-ward. \ change OF clothing
was essential for his comfort.
Mrs. William Dicrolf, overcome with OK
citcmcnt, tainted and lay unconscio us for
some time at a nrighbnrS house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-24

Two members of the "Salvation army
q company of English evanselists, arrived
in town to-day. They are young men and
are attired in blue clothes, with red collars
on their coats. They wear stilf-rimmcd
hats. with rcd band and a card. bearing
the words, "Salvation Army" They arc
the advance gaard and are selling books
and papers preparatory to the coming Of
the whole force hither in a couple of
weeks when they expect to "swccp the
devil ont of this town with the gospel
broom The advance guard sang on the
curbstones, and will sing and hold IAN
original John Wesley meeting in the
square this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-24
ANOTHER FITELE.

Republican IOIe-Iiaisin. ut Barcvilie.
The Republicans Of Barcville, Leacocls
township, erected !; poplar pole, 80 feet
long, i'm front of the rostoflice. The pole
was cut Oh Sunday last, without leave,
from the woods of Abraham Stultzfuss,
an Amish farmer. The meeting held on
the occasion was 4 small one, and the
procession miserable fizzle, there be-
ing not more than 32 persons in line, a ma
jority of them nan-voters. Speeches of the
usual blood and thunder bloody shirt va
riety were made by Statesman j. IL: Ian.
dis and VIM. ID. Weaver, embryo district
attorney. The attempt to get up boom in
behalf of the Dc Golyer bribe. the Credit
MObilier steal and the New York custom
house fraud, was :. dead failure in Bare
vile, as it has been wEe:ever else at
tempted.
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MARkETN.
Now York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2i-Flour-State and West
ern quiet and prices without important
change; Superfine, 81 2504 10; extra do s3 S5l
AIS; choice, do, 81 s@4 Go fancy TO-. - 20
@5 G5: round hoop Ohio - l504 60: choice
do 81 G5l5 IS =; superfine western 8: 2jli 10;
common to gOOd extra do s. S5li y choice
dO do 81 30GG %; choice white wheat do 81 u
a. 60; Southern ,iull. unchanged; common
to fair extra - GJl95 %; gOotl to choice do
$5 aO06 80.
Wheat shade stronger Oh White, others
without quOtable change; No. !. White,
Sept, 81 Gsc; No. Red. Sept. 81 Oa; dO,
Oct. 81 OG1s@l q do Nov, 81 OS1ts@l GSIa dO
Dec, 81 O9ssGi O9A.
Corn Il shade lowe: and quiet; Mixed
western spot, 5O1aa5GA'; do future: 5f'xsI5!a4c.
.sssc; do Now, :s1ac: State, 45Gi?lac: western
A@lDc.
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The Value 0r Pure Wine in Sickness.
The chief difficulty with reliable wines has
been their scarcity and exorbitant price, but
this has been removed by the Introduction oil
a Pure Native Wine, produced from the Oporto
grape by Mr.. Alfred Speer, of New Jersey. we
understand that lie has submitted his wine TO
the test OF many of our celebrated physicians,
and all concur in its purity. medicinal prop
critics and superiority to the best imported
Port Wine. Most OF them prescribe it in cases
of debility, affections OF the kidneys, and
chronic complaints, requiring tonic, SUI
tlorific or diuretic Observation-Disclosures.
This wine il endorsed by Drs. Alice AMI
Davis, and sold by II. f. Slaymakcr.
sl5-2w;l&w
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MUtncrS! NotHofs:'
Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the eXcruciating pain OF cutting tecthf
1t 80, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer immetiatcly-,lcpcnd upon
it; there is no mistake about it. There IS not a
mother on earth Who las ever used 1t, who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases. and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest ana best female physicians and
nurses In the United Stascs. Sold everywhere
. cents bottle. Iil7-lyd&wM.WSs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-24

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N FAKM.-ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER II,
1850. the undersigned assignees of Samuel
Ewin. and wife, will sell ut public sale, on the
premises in DrumOrc township. Lancaster
county, Pa, on the road leading from Goshen
Station to Miller's tannery, Il farm
CONTAINING l4S ACRES,
more or less, 20 Acres thereof being woodland.
The balance is in u high state of cultivation,
well fenced and we'll watered; adjoining lands
of Joseph Warden. George W. Miller, and
others. The improvements are Large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with attic and
basement kitchen. Also Brick Tenant
House. Large Frame Barn, % by 40 feet.
with shed attached, and all other necessary
Outbuildings in good repair. Two good wells
of water, with pumps therein, and access to
running water from every field. The property
is we'll located, convenient to schools churches
and otter public places also to railroads. 1t
is two miles north of Columbia Il Port De-
posit Railroad, and one mile west OF EldOraGlO
Station on the Peach Bottom Narrow Gauge.
Two orchards OF choice fruit, one bearing. the
other young and thrifty.
Persons wishing to view the premises will
call on Samuel Ewing, residing thereon.
Sale to commence 1T O'Clock p m., on said
tlays Terms hy
ISAAC BRADLEY,
AMOS X. BRADLEY,
Assignees.
Wakefield, =. o., Lancaster County, Pa.
s0D23& 24(lS 81 W
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.jlCGE!.AIs ACCIDENT.
A Horse Breaks its Le,: While .jG:.s,ii;
Along =: summer Road.

Yesterday while Mr.. Chas. S. Burns. OF
the firm of Shaub, ,S Burns, this city. was
driving on the summer road along the
New Holland pike, Il short distance This
side OF that village, his horse suddenly
lamcd and stopped short. Mr.. Burns get
out of the vehicle and found that the horse
had broken both bones Of one of its hind
legs short distance below the knee.
How the accident happened Mr.. Burns
cannot explain. lie is; a careful
driver, was driving slowly or
a perfectly smooth loal, in which there
were no holes nor any other known obstruc-
tions. The horse did not stumble nor catch
its leg in any part of the vehicle or harness,
and yet both bones of the leg were broken
off. The horse belonged to Thos. J..
Houghton. livcryman, from whom Mr..
Burns had hired it, and was worth $50 or
$50. Mr.. llnuGhtan is in bad lnck will,
bis horses. Inside Of three weeks he las
lost ti.yec-onc worth Sl2J died Of colic
another worth s11O died in some kind Of {.
fit, and now third breaks 4 leg in this un-
accountable manner and had to be shot.
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POLITICAL BULLETIN.
PAY Your Tax.

Every voter who wants to vote III November
should look after the payment of his tax. Col
icctor Warfcl sits at the Court House THIS
EVENING from GA to . o'clock to receive it.
GO THERE ANDPAY 1T.
For Assembly.
The name OF WILLIAM MCCOMSEY, of the
First ward, will be presented to the Demo
cratic electors of Lancaster at their primary
elections to nominate candidate for As
sembly, under Democratic rules.
ELM G. SNYDER, OF the Ninth ward, viii
be q candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
ject to Democratic rules. til
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MARRLA9ES.

RUssEL-WHESNA-On the 23d OF September,
1850. iby the Rev. w. 4. Gerhard, ut Smith n
Rudy's Leopard hotel. Mr. Latta Kussei to
Miss Winnie Whenna, both of the Nickel Mine,
Lancaster county. lN"
rprunn-K1suEn-On Sept q, by Rev. F. p.
Mayser at the house of the brides parents,
Frederick Freund, of Philadelphia, to Emma
Kinxler OF this city. No cards sent.
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official Visit.

Dillcr Luther, visiting agent Of the state
board of charities. came to Lancaster this
morning and was met at the railroad depot
by Superintendent Cox who took him to
the county hospital and insane asylum
which he inspected. He was then taken
through, the almshouse by Warden Brock,
and afterwards through the Jail by Keeper
Wcisa. He expressed himself as highly
pleased with the condition in which he
found these several institutions. He left
Lancaster at o'clock.
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FOR S.iLE OK RENT,

LxECUrORS' SALE OF CITY PROP
IL ERTIES. The undersigned executors OF
Michael Malone, deceased, will expose to sale
on THURSDAY, the nth day OF OCTOBER. ut
o'clock y. n., at the Caldwell House, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, viz:
No. /. A Lot OF Ground OH the N. +. corner
of orange and Shippen streets, with a frontage
of 1917 feet, more or less, on Orange street, and
along Shipper street nOrthwarl 2l5 feet to a
public alley, on which Is erected II commO,li-
ous and we'll built Mansion, No :Ol, twO-stOries
high with twO-stOry back building, all in good
repair; also Oh rear OF lot Il twO-stOry brick
stable and other improvements.
No. =. Piece OF Ground on North Lime
street, west side, between Orange and Chestnut
streets, containing in front on Lime street 81
feet, more or less, and in depth westward GA
feet4L inches, on which is erected a twO-stOry
Brick dwelling Z, No. l2S, with its improvements.
No. ). A Piece of Ground Oh south side OF
East Chestnut street, near Duke, containing
in front . feet and extending in depth south
ward GG feet. on which is erected Il three-story
Brick Dwelling No. Al, with brick building ut
tachcd, furnished with water and sewerage.
Terms made known at time of sale.
EDWARD MCGOVERN,
WM. l.. PEPPER,
JAMES NJ. BURKE,
Executors OF Michael Malone, decd.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct.
SeDl72WdcOdEdtS
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DEATHS.

WATsON.-Friday morning, 2ath INST, IN Ian
caster at the residence of her sOn-in-law, J. w.
Johnson, esq, Mrs. Maria H.. wife OF DIR. Ma
th0nial Watson.
Funeral, Monday, Sept. p, at9 a. m., to pro-
ceed by rail to Marietta. 1nterment at Done
gal. Her friends are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral.
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BY WIRE AND CABLE.

Afternoon kilograms Condensed.
An international cricket match between
selected professional American and Eng
lish teams will be played at Philadelphia
on the 9th Of October, which it is hoped
will serve to revive the annual contests
that formerly furnished one of the greatest
features Of the cricketing year.
The fraudulent cabinet was in session
to-day.
Archibald Forbes, the famous English
war correspondent, sailed for the United
States to-day.
Lanny, the nephew of an archbishop,
has been acquitted of a murder ON the
ground Of insanity at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
The total amount Of silver purchased by
the treasuary department this month was
1, ,1G3, 900 ounces. All the mints arc well
supplied.
Jose BOzagas, clerk in store at Eagle
Pass, was murdered and the store robbed.
VIM. J. Taylor s Co., English ship
owners, fail for e172, 900, and number of
smaller houses 60 down with them.
The commissioners investigating the
Narragansett-Stonin disaster censurc
tho captain OF the Narragansett for in
competence and cowardice, and his license
is revoked. The steamship company is
also ccnsured for not providing the Nara
gansett with licensed engineers and the
number Of watchmcn provided by law.
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"Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and at
work, and cured by so simple a remedy:''
~ assure you il Is true that ne is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Eittcrs and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him mp ana
said he must die!'
"WelladayI II that IS so, l will go this
minute and get some for my poor George.
know hops are good"