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DR. ropD,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

No. s, for Dyspepsia and Constipation !;
No. 10, for DiHrThBa, Dy sentery and ChOl-
era lnfantun No. IN, for Bnghts DIS
ease and other Diseases OF the Kidneys (;
No. ~, for Coughs and Colds No. 70, for
Coughs, Bronchitis and Lung Dlfficultiesi
\ o. ". for ABthma, Group and wnooping
Cough Nos. 80 and ~. tor Catarrh No.
- Tor Hosrseness and Sore Throat Nos.
50 and 10, Diseases OF the Blood and skin;
Nos ~ anu 50 Chronic Inflammation oil
the RQ8els, stomach. Kidneys, B!a der,
w NIB, elc. Nos. 80 and ~, Neuralgia.
RneumatiAm and Gout, No. 80, Tor
Worms No. d, Fuuc .lonAl ID sease of the
Heart No, 80, for Nervous " weakness
No. B5, Diseases Of the Ears No. loo, PIe-
vtntlve OF smallpox, specific Nos. ls5
and llO. Fever, -gue all low tyres OF Ft-
yer, Malarial Dlst ases generally No, ll5,
to regulate the MenHt ual Discharge,
AmenOrrhBA, Dysmenorrhuea, etc. No.
~. Inoontinence OF Urine IN Children
No. l2, Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
Impotence etc.
These Medicines are especially prepared
| al d Can be relied upon 10 cure The Dis
easeH for which they are recommended
Price 90 cents and 81 per bottie For sale
by druggists and the Proprietor, DR.
James Todd, roof. No | A Allmond Build
ing, D. W. cor. sth and Market streets
entrance on Eighth street, Wilmington
Delaware.
Persons suffering from any chronic dis
eases Will do well 10 consult DT. Todd
Treatment, including medicines, 81
| once hours: Tuesdays and Fridays ffum
| a. IN. To p. m., and IRON To . p. IN
ali other days except sunday.
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THE CITY COUNCIL las, night came
to no final conclusion upon the petition
Of the railroad companies to lay tracks
on Christiana Avenue. The petition Of
neither road was granted, although
much was said upon the subject and
two resolutions proposed; both were
voted down. 1t seems that the matter
Is not very important one. The rail-
roads can run their tracks TO any point
they please BY securing the right Of way
alongslde OF the avenue, and we have
very little doubt that the Council will
ultimately give permission to those de-
string to lay sidings across the avenue at
almost any time and place. This is
done in Philadelphia almost wherever
the locomotive il permitted to run.
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HINTS ABOUT LINEN.

The finest table linens from DRESDEN the finest heavy
ones from Ireland The finest sheetngs from Ireland
As fine sheeings from France and Belgium but they
lack whiteness fnshnot serious defects for sheet
ing The towels from Franco and Sesia; but the
soft, undressed, heavy towels known to all uxu
rious people, Ireland. The finest shirtng and
underwear from Ireland The finest handkerchie
from France. The best Turkey-red goods from
Austria and Morava
We secured all these countries and the goods
here More coming, very many more; but enough
show the finest product of all countries with the
exception of the very finest underwear linen of Ireland all
which goes Russia hlther and the finest
sheng linen of Ireland for which there aen Amer
With these exceptions have the finest linens in
the world
JOHN WAN NAMA AKFlEp
Grand Depot, 18th and Market and Chestnut Street
PHILADELPILA.
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to foreign customers will create
panic in the finances that will stop all
trades and destroy commerce on land
and sea. But the loss of the sale Of
these articles will also cause the loss
of the sale abroad of many millions Of
dollars worth of all other products.-
Because the same ships that carry the
one must carry the other. Let us
have fair tariff to protect all the peo-
pie and our farmers, mechanics and
manufacturers will be able to beat the
world in all the industries that are
profitable. But drive away the for
eign customers for our hundreds of
millions of products of the soil and we
shall be liable to such panics as that
of 1873, and dull times whenever there
is not failure of crops in Europe.
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TUESDAY,. nOvkMsEa 20. 1851.

Be SURE 70 have your name enrolled
in tho assessment lists, and pay your
taxes so that you may have o vote at
the next years election.
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A UDITOR,N NOTIlE.-IN THn OK

IA fHAPS' COUnI OF MONTGUM-
EkY C0U TT ESTATE OF Sarah NJ iller,
lhle of New Castle County, state OF Del
aware, deceased. TIE undersigued Aud
itor appointed by said Court 10 make dis
tribution OF the balance remaining In the
hsnd- OF John +. COX, Admlnlstrator OF
said estate. hereby gives notice that he
" Ill meet all parties interested, for The
purpose OF h ID appointment, at his office,
No. 6O5H Swede street, Norristown, Pa ,
on Tuesday, The lst day OF November,
1881, at lO o clock a. m, when and where
said parties are requested TO attend.
AARON -. BWARIII
law3w AUDITOR.
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1T Is gratifying to learn that the Ma
tional Dredging Company has been
given the contract for improving the
harbor of this city. The work will now
soon be commenced and continued until
finished we have reason to believe.
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1T looks as if Santa Claus would have
to build an extension to his sled this
year, otherwise he will be powerless to
distribute the unusually attractive gifts
which are already awaiting him in mar
velous profusion. The frosty nip in The
air has given a tremendous boom to
holiday preparations.
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Health is Wealth I

DIR. F.. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT a speciii 9 for Hysi eria ,Diz-
illness, Commissions. Nervous Headache.
SpermaiorrhBa, I'm potency ,InvoluDtary
Emissions. Premature Old Age, caused
by Over-exertion, self-abuse, or oyer-in-
dulgenee. which leads to misery, decay
and death. one box will cure recent
treatment. One dollar box, or six
boxes for hve dollars sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes, accomp n
led with five dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee TO re-
turn the money II the treatment does OF
effect cure. Guarantees issued only by
N. b, DA ANFORTH, Druggist, corner 2nd
and Market streets, Wilmington. Del,
Sole agent, a
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STOCKS.
PhILAl ELPHlA MARKETS,
IUFsDAY. NOyeIuDer

TUESDAY, November y.
FLOUR AID MEAL.-Flour Id dun and
rather lower. Sales OF $40 barrels Min
nesota extras at 7a7 % Pennsy syivania
family at sc 50a6 821a; Western do.at o.. 10
az 50, and patents ut 81 75aS 50. Rye flour
sells at So aj }.
GRAtN.-W Wheat was dull and lc. per
bususl lower Delaware ranged from
$ 81 TO 81 Al. AT the oren board, first
call, 81 ~ was bid for November; 81 YsI[
ior December, 81 AZ F'sbTuafy
Rye Is dun AT slG0 Z rennsylyania.
sales OF 5000 bushels, including yellow, at
20 69$c.; mixcd ut 67a6ec. steamer al
" 4aBac No. Sc, and rele, lied at
UEc' AT the board. &c. WAS bid for
November. " sc. for December, and 7Oc.
fpT January. Oats are In moderate re
quest and "A TO &c, higher. sales of IL,
OD bushels, including White, at 5Oa0II<c.
ana rejected and mixed at Isl1a4gc. 3d.
Og0 busnels Novembe at ola5I14c. The
bhls. Hour $500 bush. Wheat 80 BDJ
bush. Corn 6OO bush. Rye; a., $50 bush.
Oais % bbis. whisky.
Nhlsk f,.Sales OF Western iron bound
are reported at 81 Is per gallon,
HAY AND STRAW MARKET Tor week
enulng Nov. II, ls5l.-Loads OF hay, 800
| loads OF straw 50. Average price during
week, prime timothy, 81 80 10 81 As pei
pounds straw, sl 10 to 81 20 per lOj lbs.
PHILADELPHIA UAITLE MARX EJ
MONDAY, Nov. 2l, 8 p. M.
| BEEE CATTLE were dull this week ant
| prices were rather lower. 400 heac
| arrived end sold at the different yards
at 3a7c. per lb AZ to quality.
| SHEEP were rather dull, but prices wer,
unchanged. 1000 head arrived and sol,
| at the different yards at Sl5 a SIC, ant
Lambs at Al a 717c., as TO condition.
| Hoes were In demand. 600 head SOLE
at the different yards at Ia 9i1c. pc
! pound, M to quality.
Park Drove Yard, SD and Lancaster av,
| nue.. West Philadelphia. Nov. 10.
SHEEP.-Extra, IlO To 100 lbs, 81 10 53I
good, W to 100 lbs.. "a a 81 fair, ~ 10
lbs, gas; stock sheep, 311a4, Lambs.
| Good. Bl2a7 medium, 5La8 common
Y 25as2 o Calves 0a7Ac. Fair suppl
Demand good Arrivals, 5000 head.
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1t is rumored in England that the
young Earl of Lonspalef who inner.
tied estates yielding 10000 a year,
and perhaps the most splendid col
lection Of ''ceramics" OF the last cen-
tury in England, has Just been in.
formed that he is the inheritor of a
bequest consisting of an extensive
and select cellar of wines, a beauti-
full collection of old china, some val.
liable plate and rather more than
Gl00 Doom consols. So the water
runs to the river,
A grand imperial palace is about
to be built in Strasburg. The
German Emperor has often expresse,
himself dissatisfied with the accom-
mediation which has been at tn,
disposal of the court during th,
imperial visits to that city, beside
which the Hohenzollern family con
slider it necessary for future genera
tions that German Emperors shal
lie provided with residence in III
conquered provinces. The cost q
the palace will be about S665,000,
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EDUCATIONAL

MISS MAHAFFY's SCHOOL
VI WIN reopen on SEPTEMBER 9Th
at no, z West 10th street. aug23-tf
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NOTICE.
70 THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON
!. ATER DEPARTMENT.
.. W.,oR Uru & kIN0 STREETS
............ -.

w >. ". = OR UrH q klN0 STKkETs.
WILMINoToN. Del, Nov. 8, ssl.
NoTTcE TO WAFER KENrEKs.-A per-
sons who have sold property during the
pres mt year must give notice IN wrltlDB
To the Reg gistrAr at the office of the Water
Department be ore the 3Jth day Of No
veInDer, 1881, and insert IN the notice the
name oil The purchaser and the number
of the property purchased. Othurwlse
they win be held liRsle for the water
rent for the next year.
Also all persons who may wish 10 dis
continue the use OF the water or any por.
tion OF II must give notice n, above and
pay 81 Tor drawing the ferTule.
No alteration vii be made IA any bill
after the above ua.e.
THOMAS NJ. OGLE,
nov3- -eodtlgdt30 lie Istrar.
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L,OR SALE.-A building lot on the g.
Il W. corner OF Stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
OF the Wilmington Western Il. r., 10
feet front on on X. X. Avenue, and 81 feet
front on Stroud street, West Wilmington
Apply at this ONCE. IT,
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BONDS
Wilmington City 6's.,,..,.,,.

Wilmington City e's.....,......ll4H lis
do do Ss,............l07 l0s
do do 4ks...........lU5 l06
New Castle County b's..........lOs ll0
do do .l02x l03
Delaware state SIS. 100 100
delaware X. X. LIST mortgage. lOs lUs
Delaware Railroad Extension. .l7 los
p, w a Il. X. Il. lst mortgage..lS lS
VIII. CITY Railway LIST mortgagelO2 l03
Will CITY Railway Extension. 100 lDO
Masonic Hail Co LIST mortgage. 100 lOl
Delaware City iIka a............,, lHx lt6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
The Senate Adjourned.

WAsznorox. May 20.-Ths President
having said he had no further business
for the Senate to transact, Il went into
executive session.
While the Senate was still in executive
session . message from the Prssidsntwa .
received transmitting the report Of the
Secretary Of State. with accompanying
papers. In the case OF Michael B. Boy
ton. and 1t was ordered printed.
Logan offered Q resolution, which was
adopted. directing the Committee on
Military Affairs to examine into the
anairs OF the Soldiers Home Of Wash
ineton and 10 report to the Senate on the
second Monday Of December the result
Of Its inquiry.
Harris having taken the chair. Pea.
dlston offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Rtsotusd. That the thanks Of the Sen.
ate are due and are hereby rendered to
the Vies PRECEDENT for the courtesy.
ability and impartiality With which hs
has presided over the deliberations Of
the Senate during the present session.
when the doors were rsopensd, they
having been kept closed while the fore
going resolution vas acted upon. the
Senate, on motion Of Psndlston, i'd
journsd sine de.
Contrary to the usual custom. no Pres.
ident pro TEN. Of the Senate was elected.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Arrest Of . Catholic Priest Under
the Coercion Act.

INV SSSASASA 2Sss
DUBLIN. May 2l.-Ths government
has taken q bold step In arrssting .
Catholic priest. Yesterday morning
Rev. Father Sheshy, . parish priest Of
'Killmallock. wss taken In custody under
the Coercion 40. on the ehsresof Assem-.
bling with others and uplavtully st.
tempting BY threats aud msnsoss to
compel divers Of Her Majssty's subjects
to quit their lawful employment; the
aforesaid being an act calculated 70 inter
fere with the maintenance Of law and
order. Along with Father Shsehy were
arrested Henry dilbsrtsou, a~uotionssr
aud farmer; John Collins. farmer, and
Michael Mccarthy, farmer, All are
members Of the local Land League, not
only In the county Of Limerick. bat
throughout the whole south Of Ireland.
Father Shsshy has taken . leading pat
In the land agitation. he was always .
bold and popular leader. he attended
the land conferences at Dublin and took
Q main part In the debates oondrmning
the Land bills. Four years ago hs gained
notoristy by Kissing the Queen ct . ban
qust given BY Mr.. Parusll down the
Shannon. and since the passing Of the
Coercion Act he has frequently ohsl.
lenged the government to arrest him.
On the occasion Of Mrs. Parneli's visit
to Killmsils. Father Shsehy. BY some
pointed remarks prsolpitated . popular
outbreak and . dangerous dsmonstra-
finn.
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IN THR WHOLE HISTORY

OF Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures, or maintained % wide .
reputation. a. Arms cHxRRY P~xoroaAL,
which II recognised - the worlds remedy for
all diseases Of the throat and lungs. Its long.
continued series Of wonderful curss In all eli.
mates has made 10 universally known - . safe
and reliable agent 70 employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the forerunners Of moro seri.
Gus disorders. II acts speedily and surely. 81.
ways relieving suffering. and oftsn saving life.
The protection II Affords By it, timely use In
the throat and lung disorders Of ehildren. mates
It an invaluable remedy to be kept always on
hand In every home. No person can AFFORD TO
be without Il. and those who have once used II
never will. From their knowledge OF its com.
position and effects. Physicians use the CzERar
PfcrelAL extensively In their practice, and
Clergyman recommend It. II 10 absolutely cor.
tain In it, remedial effects. and will always cure
where cures are possible. Tn
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A Serious Accident.
Rode Ere Rrs.a. Nav Is.


David Smith. . Scotchman, and car
psnter employed in the Bulwsr Tunnel.
met with Q serious II not painful accident
yesterday. He was at work laying .
track in the tunnel ct the time. and a.
ore Was bsine run through, be told the
oarman to use the track opposite. This
the man intended 10 do, bot forgot him
self and came down the track on which
Smith was working. The . came with
force, and before the carpenter could get
out Of the way II struck him. The dis.
lance between the track and tinbers Wa
only about eight inches. and Smith was
crushed into this small space. He was
taken ont Of his close quarters a. 300
a. possible. and upon medical sxamins.
ton IL was found that his bresst-bons
and two ribs were fractured. besidss 9th
bruises. At an early hour this morn.
ing Smith wa In . very low condition,
and IL IL . question whether he will re-
cover.
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Won Arnim Dead.

NICE. May 2l.-Count Harry Won
Arnim. the Prussisn diplomatic. died
on Thursday evening. he was the Ger
man Ambassador ct Paris. and VA sub
sequsntly found guilty, BY the High
Court OF State on charges Of betrsyinR
his country. offending the Emperor and
insulting Bismarck and the Foreign
Once and sentenced to Ave years penal
seryitude.
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Settlement OF the Greek Question.
Nov.~.~rx~oyvv Ma OF ALL lausaa

Settlement or the Greek Question.
CossrKxrHoPLr. May 2l.-All clauses
Of the treaty Of the convention are ar
ranged and the anal details for the SET
Element Of the Greek question have been
adopted at . meeting OF Ambassadors
and Turkish delegates. The Mussul.
men living In the osdsd districts will be
exempt from service In the Greek army
for three years. and at the expiration Of
that time they will bs allowed their
choice between remaining Turkish sub
jects or becoming n~aturalized Greeks.
The surrender Of the osded territory will
DO concluded within six months, and the
treaty Of the convention In 70 be ratified
by all the great powers. This latter
stipulation makes . necessary delay Of
some three weeks.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES,
More BONANZA suits.

BAN Francisco. May 2l.-ordsrs to
show cause Why the dismisssls Of the
BONANZA cases should not be vacated
we're dismissed yesterday BY Judge sul.
iivan 10 the Superior Court, and the Pc
tition OF Peter Chrystal to DO allowed to
intervene in the suits was denied. Coun-
sci for Chrystal took exception to the
order. The effect Of the order 10 that
the suits are dismissed and finally
settled. unless an appeal shall be taken
to the Supreme Court.
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Nihnist Items-Hessy Hslfmann.

ST.. PETERSBURG. May 2l.-Important
arrests continue almost daily. Hessy
Helfmsnn. sentenced to death for com.
plisity In the murder Of the Gear and
reprisvsd on account OF her delicate
condition. has been delivered Of . still
born child. Another oonspirators' den.
containing . large store OF arms and
dynamite, has been found near Warsaw.
The occupants had previously deserted
the house.
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Coarse Gold.
Bodie Free Press., Nov Is.

. A couple Of bucks had In their pos.
session yesterday Q quantity Of coarse
gold. which they say they washed out In
the canyon between here and Aurora.
One OF the nuggets was worth at least
two dollars, and the balance would foot
up probably six or eight dollars more.
Captain Bob says that he knows Of .
place whers there 10 ''hesp plenty eold."
but does not care to point out the spot.
he says Q number Of his people are 60
ing out to Dogtown In . few days and
see what they can do there. Like white
prospector, be wants IN outft furnished
him, but does not agree 10 divide the
proais-if anything b found. Sly, in
noosnt Piute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

squatting Bears dauehtsr-Estslla
Calhoun, shs calls hsrsslf-was . ledger
the other night in the Dayton. Ohio.
s,ation.house. She said shs was sixty
one years old and the mother Of twenty.
two children. On her back was branded
the year OF her birth. 1870. She was
well posted on the history Of her people
and spoke With animation Of the battles
fought by Tscumssh. Cornstslk and
BisckAsh. She said she had been taken
to Washington to testify In relation 10
the Custer massacre and was on her way
10 Colorado.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

Dana. Of the New York Sun. says tho
newspaper Of the future. instead Of con.
tanning the great number Of pages now
~publishsd BY some Of the leading jour
malls. through which you have to hunt
for the news. will be without advertise
msnts, the news condensed. and small
enough to carry without in~oonvsnisnos
In the pocket.
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Called to Order.

LONDON, May All The passage In
Archbishop Cookies speech at Bsllin.
garry, in which be said he had done
some ,hingsfor the people and was ready
to do and dare more. has attracted attsn.
ton at Rome, and the Archbishop has
been communicated with on the subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

The San jose (Cal.) Mercury reports
that $500 has been drawn from the
Widow Brown Relief Fund. and $ls72
applied In her behalf. The balance will
be used In . few days. She has now .
clear title 10 her mountain home. The
entire John Brown Fund collected now
amounts to nearly $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

Professor Tios. the St. Louis weather
prophet, damns with faint praise his
Canadian rival. He says that vsnnor
had made some good gussses. but that
10 about oil he deserves credit Tor. Tics,
on the other hand. can bit ON earthquake
every time. and strike . cyclone right
where II lives without half trying.
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Fatal Conflict With . Desperate

Fatal C0nnlct VIII . Uespefad0.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, CAL, May 2l.-At
4 O'Clock this morning Deputy Sheriff
Maxwell. Sebastian Ortsga and the b.
kersfsld mail carrier surrounded q house
twelve miles from this city TO arrest q
Gonzales. q noted desperate. Gonzales
was commanded TO come out OF the
house. He opened the door and shot
Ortegs. killing him instantly. Gonzales
escaped on horseback. The officers are
In pursuit.
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At dinner the host introduced 10 the
favorable notice Of the company . splsn.
did tzufisd phsssant. "Isn't II .
beauty 2" he said. "Dr. So-and-so
eavs Il to ms-killsd Il himsslf." "Ah
what Wa he treating Il for p ssksl one
q he sSssss.
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The truth 10 Just - true whom dissov-
cred by one man - another. The golden
rule would have been just - good II IL
had been Hrst uttered By Satan. Things
are either true or false, Independent Of
the men who utter thsm.-InoersoQ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

A copy Of the new mining paper. the
Mining Record. has some to hand. 1t is
Q weekly journal. Of eight pages. giving
. review Of the mining and stock sitsa-
ton, Q record OF sales In the various
stock boards. assessment table, and In
fact . large variety Of information needed
BY all Who deal in mines or stocks. The
editorial department is conducted BY s.
8. Roberts. . gentleman OF good expert.
moe In that line. and Thos. h. Lavlsr
il the proprietor and general manager.
The Record certainly ought to succeed
and doubtless will.
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CosilY Fire in Dublin.

DUBLIN. May 2l.-Ths premises Of
Hodgson. MoMastsr & Co., druggists
and oil refnsrs. we're burned today.
The damage 10 estimated at csc. 900.
The burning oil ignited eleven adjoining
houses, which are still burning.
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Life 10 the market: "Isn't that .
beautiful colori" said the Ash dealer. -
be cut into a.laras salmon. YES" said
Flotsam, II suppose he Il blushins ct
the %sxtravaesnt price be II getting for
himsslf."