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General News.

The House Committee on Territories
Yesterday decided to report adversely the
Dill dividing the Territory Of Dakota.
and providing for the admission of the
southern portion into the Union as q
Stale.
The Ways and Means Committee
yesterday considered the Hurd Tariff
resolutions, but took no final action up-
On them. Two incidental votes takep
during the discussion Indicate that the
majority Of the Committee are In fayr
OF reporting the resolutions with slight
notifications.
The Ice companies along the Hudson
river have this season secured about
s,OOO,OOO tons of ice The knickerbock.
er Company has gathered about 1,4OO,-
ooO tons, against 10000 last year.
Another Intellectual ballot for United
States Senator was taken 10 joint con-
Vention Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
yesterday, as follows: Wallace, 81; OIL
yer, 80; Grow, IS; Hewitt, 4; MacVeaeh.
:; scattering, s. Two Oliver men voted
for Grow.
The President yesterday nominated
Chas. y. Folsom, of Massachusetts, TO be
= member Of the National Board of
Health; Rev. Alfred Lee Royce, of
Missouri, a chaplain In the navy, aud
George A. Mercer, postmaster at West
Chester, Penna.
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Congress Yesterday.

The Senate yesterday listened to
a speech from Mr.. Lamar, In favor
Of the Grant Retiring Bill. The
Senate refused to take up the bill by
a vote of rs to %. Mr.. Beck sub
mitted a resolution in favor of free
ships and the Indian land bill was
discussed. The house passed a bill
appropriating 900 to erect a
monument on the battlefield at
Saratoga, and also passed the P st.
Office bill with an amendment re.
quiring railways to provide certain
implements in mail cars to be used
in Gaze of accidents. Mr.. S. L.
Phelps, Of New York, continued his
argument before the House Foreign
Affairs Committee in advocacy of the
Nicaraguan Canal project. Mr..
King, from the Interoceanic Canal
Committee, will call up in the
House on Wednesday next all the
resolutions reported from that COM
mittee. Justice Swayne has resigned
his seat on the Supreme Bench. The
Senate Finance Committee heard
Mr.. Sherman on the Funding bill.
He favored a $40 bond. Mr.. Bent
ley, Commissioner of Pensions, says
that over $500, 900 900 will be re-
quired to comply with the Arrears of
Pensions act passed in 1879.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Post Office Appropriation
bill was passed by the House yester'
day.
The House concurred in the Sem
ate amendments to the Military
Academy appropriation bill.
The Senate passed the bill max
ing appropriation for completing
compiling and publishing the re-
turns of the tenth census and for
other purposes. II appropriatss
$500, 900.
The Indian Land in Severalty bill
was further considered in the Sem
ate, but no action was taken.
assistant Justice Swayne, Of the
United States Supreme Court, hand
ed his resignation to the President
yesterday.
The committee appointed to pre-
pare report for submission to the
Sanitary Conference covering the
various questions which have arisen
has about completed It's work and
the Conference will probably hold
its next session to-day.
The House Committee on Terri
tories took action to-day upon Deles
gate Benefits bill ITO provide for
the division of the Territory of OAK
ota and for the admission into the
Union OF the southern portion as
the State of Dakota, and voted to
report upon the bill adversely to the
House.
The House Judiciary Committee
had under consideration Represen-
tative Pounds bill making the term
of president and Vice President six
wears and declaring them ineligible
Tor two consecutive terms. After
some discussion the bill was laid on
the table.
The bill providing for a deficiency
in the appropriation for interest on
the 1865 loan of the District of Col
umbia was passed by the House yes
terday.
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Grand Army Matters.


The Ladies Auxiliary Corps Of the
G.. A. II. held its first regular meet
ing last evening since its organic y
ton, with the following officers in
the chairs:
President-Mrs. William O'Con
ner.
Vice President Mrs. Samuel
johnson.
Secretary-Mrs. Emily Wheeler.
Treasurer - Mrs. George w.
Green.
The meeting was held for the
purpose of completing arrangements
for receiving Post No. 46, Of Phila-
delphia, which will visit this city to-
morrow evening. The large room
over Crosby & Hills store has
been secured and the visitors will
be entertained there.
Mrs. G.. w. Green, Mrs. Boothe,
Miss Z. B. Wheeler, Mrs. Wilhelm,
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Hirst were
appointed a committee on table.
No. Post will, in few weeks,
entertain No. ia Post, of Philadel-
phia. The committee is Lewis G.
firubb, A. 2. Osmond, Joseph Os-
borne and Thomas Knott.
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From the News.
COLORED EDUCATION.

DELEGATE FROM THIS COUNTY FOR
THE CONVENTION OF FEBRUARY ~.
The colored people, last night, held .
meeting in Bethel A. N. x. Church 10
appoint delegates 10 the convention to
meet In Dover, February 10, to take into
consideration means for securing better
sch0 facil Ties for colore chi drcn. VIM
j. Grinnsge was made chairman, and 8.
V. u. Carty secretary.
The following delegates aud alterns stes
TO represent this eounty, were then
chosen:
Rev. W. y. Butlsr; alternate, james
McPherso. Rev P. 8. williams; alter
nate, p. s. Blake; Rev. G. q. Felts; alter
nate, A. B. Mcpherson johnson; Asram
Murray; alternate, A. r. Henry; DR..
Henderson; alternate, Samuel Brown;
y. z. Hamilton; alternate, r. Price; j.
X. Wilson; alternate, Lewis Hamilton;
W. I. 0rinnage, alternate, jeremiah
PittmaB; J. T. Boss; alternate, r. Resce;
J. ii. Murray; alternate, W. Clayton; n.
Vincent; alternate, James Henson; D.
b. Anderson; alternate, Benjamin FOun-
tain; j. A. Marsh; alternate John Dill
lahey; s. V. B. Carty; alternate, J, K.
Clark; W. II. Caldwell; alternate J. Bos-
Tie.
The following Committee ON Wave
and Means was thon appointed with the
understanding that an effort should be
made TO secure reduced fare to Dover:
d. p. Hamilton, Rev. q. q. Felt, Rev.
P. b. Williams, Rev. DR.. Butler, d. b.
Anderson, Rev. b. T. Moore, Abram
Murray, Rev. II. S. Davis, Rev. J. r.
Wnller and Rev. Thomas II. Hubbard.
Several hours were consumed in
tIansacting their business, and then A..
x. Henry addressed the meeting.
hisnnderstood that the convention
will urge the Legislature to appropriate
q prsportioDate amount OF the general
school fund, for the support of eolured
schools.
The question Of mixed schools will Of
be raised, aud the Legislature will be
memorialized In reasonable and respect.
ful terms.
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THE FUTURE OF CANADA.
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1881

LoNDoh, Jan. 70, 1901.
Sir Alexander Gait, Of the Canadian
High Commission, delivered tonight an
Interesting paper on the future Of Gan
ada in the rooms OF the Royal Colonial
Institute, at the Grosvenor Gallery, be
fore . very distinguished audience.
Among them we're Mr.. Mccullough
N. p; Mr.. Albert Pell, M. p; Mr..
George Anderson, M. p; Sir John
Rose, Bart; K. c. Il. e.; General SIR
Selby Smith, K. q. NJ. G.. Colonel Sir
John McNeill, N. c. M. g.; Colonel
Gzowski, Colonel Hunter Grant, r.
Gillespie. q. BischoH, Esq, and Fred
erick Young, Esq. Viscount Bury be-
ing Ill Sir John Rose occupied the chair.
Sir Alexander Gait was received with
cordial applause, which was frequently
repeated during the course OF his al.
dress. He said that the correct imports
were Ell, 500. 900, the exports SIS, ,OOO,-
600; that the debt OF Canada, on the
3OLh of June, was E40, 900.
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Amusements.
n.nrn,. cnMpINATIoN .

Sr1nAKER's COMBINATION.
!. .,aye of the Opera House will
rcnnied ON Friday evening next
Isu,lbaker's Majestic Comoina-
AIrhouch the combination Is
s in This city, it was organised at
beoinning Of the present season, il,
|bas appeared in all the prinsi'
lines where it has remained for
ek at a time playing to crowded
ses, Wherever it has appeared
bres, have been complimentary
heir rotices. The Pittsburg
Times says:
elbaker's Majestic Consolida-
appcarsd at this popular place
hisement last evening to the
a, audience ever gathered with
y walls of the building, and we
SafeIy say, gave the best and
novel entertainment ever pre-
ID to the Academy's patrons.
ng SO many good things It 10
ult to particularize but the Clip
luartette, Karola Orday'and his
Little All Right, Miss Maggie
aud the excellent burlesque
ince Petty Patt deserve espec-
entlon. This company has met
he most marked SUCCESS since
have been en- route; and last
Is audience was only q repe-
b of their enormous business.
he performance will positively
hence al 7.80 O'Clock.
RENTZ-sANTLEY.
bder the management OF M. B.
II ltt, the Reutz Santley Novelty
pany will appear in the Opera
b. on Saturday evening next in
pi their performances. One Of
NtUacilons OF the performance
be the amusing burlesque Of
bnS Aunts among the Pirates.
sale Of Preserved seats will COM
e ice to morrow.
ART ENTERTAINMENT.
is a qualification to announce
Prot. q. K. Cromwell, after an
nee OF about eleven years, has
Eled to return TO this city with
great art entertainment. On
occasion Of his first visit here he
jared IN Institute Hall for one
to a succession Of crowded
rs The entertainment IS one
E llneSt ever presented in this
lry, ana Prof. Cromwell is In
tS.lon Of complimentary letters
such gentlemen as Oliver
deIl Holmes, Archbishop Spal-
Rev James McCosh, of Prince
College. The entertainment
take place in the Opera House
Z The ilrst week Of February.
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THE LIQUOR MEN.

Yesterday afternoon n meeting OF the
liquor men OF this city, was held in the
German Hall. Herdman building. The
meeting wa. largely attended and was
called for the purpose Of discussing the
present liquor law. II seemed to be the
general opinion sfthose present that the
present law should be made more liberal
in regard to obtaining licenses, aud Al
the same time q law should be passed
making q violation ofths Law more string
ent than a. present. Another meeting
will be held on next Tuesday afternoon,
when 1t Is very probably that q memor-
lal will be prepared for presentation 10
the Legislature.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
Cattle Disease.

WAsHINsToN, Jan. 26.-Professor
James Low, of Cornell University,
who arrived in this city this morning
from New York to appear before
the Senate committee appointed to
consider the prevention of cattle
plague, stated that two bulls and
eight heifers on the steamshipFrance
from I.oudon, were suffering from
epizootic, aphtha, or foot aud me nth
disease, and that two animals were
unaccounted for. The lung plague
he adds, has appeared on two more
farms in Queens county, N. Y, and
another at Yonkers, making the dis
ease almost as widespread as before
any agitation led to State interfer-
ence in that State.
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Local Lines.

ices remained unchanged in mar
lhIs morning.
large number of boats that were
u IN at Delaware City, succeeded
t'lng away yesterday.
1 Rere will be a lively time in the
s,"'ule tins week over the propo-
hGndment to the Delaware w est
Il, K. charter.
Pou' fifly couple. from the Rose.
q AS'embly of Ches er will attend
~. annual ball of he Rosebud of
a'y which 'akes place on Friday
. shifting engine OF tn. p W
~ ho jumped the track near
u A.reft, last evening.
;Ou ou,o,ne . wheel in the CITY
s.Eaa .s "a',on '', was stopped yes,erday
o'so very slight repairs.
' lce IN, N the bend Of the Christi.
oo hird street bridge st,lI -.
very thick. and i. is ditt,cnI, I,' re- [s,
uES to force their way tbrone,, 'uI
y ~ Ifs es.is Ryan, colored was reouir.d
,. Iosts last evening for using
We language toward Andrsv s Copss
H. Legislative s.a' commitre. of Cit,
H., ~, ' went down to Dover G,.y Ia:,
NJ aud will probably return 'to' ,ol
j 's, to Sl o. Police Maxwell goes to Chi.
he. 20 Gay after Wm. G. Guthr;a Hn,-
ma, naS been arrested in that city. 0'
quarry 18th. 0iuo Dali on
's,p " poxes ,1 of Twist Just reos,v.d =,
h "a, Ss tobacco Mar., ,4th and SHu ssi%,ss 81
sd VI are retailing at 35 een,a p,es g
ies, - rgsSt stock In the S,s, pei
az, 1s' prices in the countrr o'Ate'-
A. A. CHAPMAN, Prom,
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oAPruRED IN CHICAGO.
WILLIAM G. oUTHRIE UNDER ARREST
TO BE BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.

WILLIAM @. oUTHRIE UNDER ARREST
TO BE BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
William @. Guthrie, who In Novem-
Der last. fed from this city in order to
avoid arrest for having committed an
outrage on Annie Belle Davidson, q
little eight year old daughter of Isobt.
Davidson, No. 514 Church street, has
been captured.
After the circumstances had been
reported to police headquarters active
search was at once instituted, and on
the same nigh. Sergeant Jones, came
up with Guthrie who was standing ON
Church street. AS soon as Guthrie
espied the officer he at once started on
q run out Church street, tho Sergeant
giving chase. While fleeing from the
officer, Guthrie drew q revolver aud
turning around Ared two shots in sue
cession. Fortuna tely they did not take
effect al hough one Of them erased the
officers sleeve. Guthrie escaped out
among The lots in the vicinity Of Elev-
enth street, and nothing more was
seen or heard Of him until sunday
last.
Since the occurrence, Chief of Po-
lice Maxwell has been untiring in his
efforts to find the man, and TO further
aid his efforts he had circulars printed
giving a description of the fugitive
These circulars were sent to the Chief
of Police of number of cities.
frequently he has received letters
and dispatches stating that Guthrie
had been seen in a certain city, one OF
which was Leavenworth, Kansas. He
was Swallowed, however until he was
finally located in Chicago.
When this was xscertained, the
Chief of Police, Of that city, w. j.
McGarigle, telegraphed for . photo
graph, which was sent him, and armed
with this he proceeded to the house
where Guthrie was living ON Sunday
evening about Q 80 o'clock, and placed
him under arrest. The fact Of the ar
rest was telegraphed to Chief Max
well, and on Monday evening he left
for Dover and obtained q requisition
upon the Governor of Illinois for
Guthrie's person. He will leave for
Chicago, sometime TO day and will
probably be accompanied by Officer
Brickle. They will arrive home with
their prisoner if no delays occur, on
Sunday or Mondav
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26

"Lunatic" Livingston, the eccen-
trio american, who many years ago
created q great sensation In Flor
ence by driving six, eight and ten
pairs of blooded bays at a time, still
keeps up his amusement. He has
lived in Florence for thirty years,
and is small, thin, shrivelled man,
and as on these chilly days he sits
at this pleasure-task, all bundled
and mufied up and securely strapped
to his seat, he suggests q mummy
out for an airing after some two
dozen centuries of retirement. Yet
his eyes are eager and watcbful, and
they say the pastime Of his idle
youth has become a necessity, a sin.
gle passion, a tyranaous habit.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
URDa MATTERS.

The revival services In st. PauPs n
K. Church, under the management OF
Rev. T. j. Prsttyman, still contlnne
with unabated interest. The church is
crowded nightly. Many penItents are
seeking religion, and the altar Ia crowd.
ed every night. The meeting last eve
ring vas a very ferveuL one. Thus tar
there have been twenty-five converts.
On Sunday morning next Rev. g. r.
Kramer will preach on "Etsruai Tor.
turs," and In the evening on "EterGal
Punishment" All are cordially invited
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
THE AGE OF MIRACLES

ls past, and DR.. Pierce's Golden NJ edicaI
Discovery will not raise the dead, Will
not cure you II your lungs are half
wasted by consumption, or your system
slnkinR under cancorous disease. II is,
however, unsurpassed both NJ a pectoral
and alteratiye, and will cure obstina:r
and seveve Diseases Of the throat and
lungs, and bronchial affections. BY vir-
tue oI It's wonderful alternative proper.
iies It cleanses and snriches the blood,
thus caring pimples, blotches and or up.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26

raiser Of tns GS.s,il .w,eil-Known bloodea
Ecatcd + consider the LiebIs ~ 20, :,
Rabie ni,s,ct tract OF Witch Hazel 49, 80 9
her ought i'leht ta a. and medicine. Eyeryy Eyery
,fiscli,ee e reman, ,o nave II on hand. A hand,
ne. = need, and 4 1t this kind is what
b, any aI%Iired, much SUFFERING un,,i on hasd 4
y. WIN ho oub doubt many yafus a ~ oe
brulsrs cattle u cures bialn on.s,n. sni-
foot Them tsIp-iains, urinary tFa.h,s Str.sr ,sa
horn ali Stasm sSa,i, .sarget, hide bound.
res, aphtae, dHI.sans. dI.sanls. DC; With sHesp
5. AMI AN; shaking. 40. WITH lin iset, req
glon hiak, h"s rhsumatism so, hs y
lorlnieu..,g nai CHOLERA, sore feet Rsws rec 20
dollar sIza. IIza,.tatlons. Sold in 30 H~nts can -
l. ssi On or sslIsd fIedaced rates BY the
r. New Yors IN, Depot 90 Maiden
A>e-itd&wIt. circulars mailed free,
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

-. uou,e of Commons yesteraey
the noS debate on Mr.. Glsdstons's
|Dg - - live lne Coercion bill priority
',,i,oa pi' So ar " as suspended for disooeying
|BIgsaa Mr., Gladstone refused TO
Pps'IS a ~. debate until the question
|li, ,,,od ,I and The House was sill att
CLOCK this morniug.-The lrisn
,Tisls In Dublin were eoneiuoeo q
I.das. ., the Jury failing 10 agree on :
n A. Sothern was buried ~
hampton yesterday. None bat ,n.i- Iai
. triepds ofths deceased were pre-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
WORK OF THE CORONER.

Coroner Weldin was called upon yes
terday TO hold an inquest over the body
a colored child named Thomas Lock
wood, that died at the residence Of It's
parents. No. 1881 Orange street.
After an examination into the clrcum-
stances, and the opinion Of DIR. Ogle hav-
ing been given, it was deemed unne-
cessary TO hold an inquest and certifi-
cate Of death from hydrocephalus was
nIVpn.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
LECTURE TOMORROW EVEN

The Diamond Course" will be formal
" lnaugurated to morrow evening with
lecture by Rev. q. II. Fowler, b. D.,
l.. l.. d., of New York. His subject
will be "Great Deeds of Great Men"
There should be a large attendance a. 1t
viii be aD intellectual treat. Admission
80 cents
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
AN .IGLY FALL.

Yesterday afternoon George ii. Estis,
sailor on the bngantins "Jennis
Swsenoy. lyinR at the Diamond State
IRON Companys wharf, fell from be-
twaen de- cks into The hold, . distance
of about ten feet.
In falhps be received painful aud
probably dangerous Injuries, having fall
Ian on his abdomen. He was pioked up
speechless, and remedies applied fer his
relief, Last evening ho had recovered
his speech and seemed somewhat bette ,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
TEMPERANCE MEETING THIS
EVENING,

The Prohibitory League will hold one
or more temperance meetings in the M.
r. Church at Seventh and Walnut
streets, commencing this evening at 7.30
O'Clock. Good speaking aud singing
will be the features OF the occasion.
ALI are cordially invited to be present,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26

"rm drawing q conclusion remarked
Adminidab as be snl.ed the cats tail-Ed-
y. Adams; and "pm beating the Doc
IOr'' remaI ked AmI's wife, as she toC X q
dose of 5ines' Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhound for her cough. A Is cent
bottle does the business. For le by all
druggists. janl5-lm
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
foLICE CASES,

les thus va, %oe extremely dull In pslice
I'd by the SSrnlng. The only cases
b which n. m ayor were two drupks.
Costs was s"e ,,n Usual penalty Of 90 cent:
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26

1t Is cruel for parents to let their chill
aren suffer with coughs and col Q, which
IN 80 many cases lead TO consumpti u and
premature death. Give Dr. Buli,e Conoh
syrup. Price 2o cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26

Court House Hall, and draws q liberal
patronage.
Chas. b. Lore, Esq.,, Of Wilmington, is
down tonight.
The bill TO relieve Archie Given from
MS Court House difficulties will proba-
bly, be introduced tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26

Future happiness. All those who have
the future happiness OF children at stake,
hould know that DIR. Bulls Baby syrup
contains nothing Injurious.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26

Iosh Biliinga' almsnac says: about
.his time look out for cold weather I" aud
~ should have added, keep DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup In readiness.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
A MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
PROF. GROIN WELL

The Celebrated Artist Traveller will
Visually and Orally Illustrate
Tuesday Night, February lst,
London, tue Great City-From Geeenwich
to Sydenham Crystal Palace.
Wednesday Night, February End,
Paris, the Beautiful City-The graud
galleries and statues OF the
Louvre.
Thursday Night, February 3rd,
Rome, the Eternal City-From 1t. Peters
TO the COLOSSEUM.
Friday Night, February 4th,
The Homes OF England--From the castle
OF the monarch TO the cot OF ths
Peasant.
Saturday Night, February 5th,
Great Britain and Ireland-Engl and Scot
land, Wales and Ireland.
Admission, IS cts, Children, Is Genus
Reserved seats, 10 cents extra. Tickets
and seats solA in advance at G. r. Thomas
a Co.'s. Doors open at7.SO. Commencing
at 8 o'clock. jan28 ets
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
NEW ADvERTlsEMENrs.

DOR RENT.-A desirable hotel stand
In Odessa, ell, house 90 n nta1Ds thir-
teen rooms, and Is eligibIy situated on the
Main street. A large piece OF ground at
taehed. For terms apply 10
MIS-. q. Il. NEWMAN,
jan26-w3t. Odessa, Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-26
Ghe Daily Gasstte.

ENTnRED AT WILMINGTON PosT.oFFICH
As sECoND-CLAss NATTER.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-24
Ii is Hard to Understand.

Why an endless procession of drink
ers from public dippcr will, withou
exception drink close to the handle.
Why people will go into society t
get bored when they can get bored jus
as well at home.
Why the young lady who will eager
ly chew boarding house mince pie vii
carefully eschew boarding house mincc
meat.
Why a woman will make excuses fol
her bread when she knows it is the
best she ever made, and knows her
company knows it,
Why a "young gentleman" swears
so much louder and more copiously
when stranger ladies are within ear
shot; or in other words,
Why the desire to make fool of
ones self springs eternal in the human
breast.
Why we are SO much angrier against
him who shows us our error than him
who leads us therein.
Why people will get married, when
courting is so sweet
Why man who claims to have
found marriage q delusion will again
embrace that delusion upon the first
convenient opportunity.
Why cold weather comes during the
season when it is least agreeable.
Why it is so much easier to be polite
to people whom we shall never see
again than to those whose good opinion
we have every reason to cultivate.
Why boys should run after the girls,
when there is q whole houseful at home.
Why Jane finds Sarah's hateful
brother so attractive, and why the hate
full brother of Jane finds favor with
Sarah.-Boston Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-24
Wicked for CIcrgymen.

81 believe it to be all wrong and
even wicked for clergymen or other
public men to be led into giving testi-
monials to quack doctors or vile stuffs
called medicines, but when really
meritorious article, made of valuable
remedies known to all, that all ply
sicians use and trust in daily, we
should freely commend it. / there
fore chserfully and heartily commend
Hop Bitters for the good they have
done mo and my friends, firmly believ-
ing they have no equal for family use.
/ will not be without them" Rev.
-, Washington, d. c. 523w2.
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ASTHMA
COUGHS
COLDS

REFERENCES: Senator j. g. Blaine,
Washington, ID. c., VIM. +. Kidder,
New York, Chaplain C. c. McCabe,
Chicago, ILL.,, Rev. A. S. Weed, Zion's
Herald, also publisher Boston Pilot,
Rev. DR.. Torsey, d. D., LII. D., Kent's
Hill, Me, j. 4. Field, Alpena, Mich,
and thousands Of others. "The most
famous of all the medicines in the
market is Adamson's Botanic Balsam." /"
Springfield Republican. "The
workings of Adamson's Balsam are
daily astonishing the most eminent
physicians. Boston Journal. Sold
by all respectable druggists and deal
ers. Price, 80 and rs cts. "New
trial size" 10 cts. F. w. KINsMAN q
Co., Proprietors, Augusta, Me. SIS