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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

NOTlCk.-All persons indebted to the es-
~ tate OF CHALkLEY GILLINGHAM,
deceased, late of Fairfax county, Va are re-
quested to make payment to lbs subscriber. and
lnose having claims against the estate may pre-
sent them ouy authenticated IN
WA RRlNGTON GlLLINGHAM,
anlS-W4Ws Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02
By O y cal s. Lucas, Apctioneers.

ap37-td GREEN s. WISE. for the owner,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

FXkOUTORS NOTICE-Hsying qualified
AZ as executor of d. f. BRASHEAK, decd,
all psrties are hereby notified to Gil and settle
their indebtedness, and all persons having
claims against the estate will present them for
payment. Messrs. j. X. Tackstt q 90, are au-
ihorlz.d to recei pit for all monies due the estate
on note or on open account
sr23-lm &C DICKINSON.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
ssaa-a a.
PEsfNsULAR PRESS.


Editorial Comments by Delaware
and Eastern Shere Newspapers.
The Georgetown Inquirer gets its back
up thusly at Rev MIR, Cald well, of this city:
Wilmington has done two good things
lately writes tine cadaverous and pious
Rev. j. II. Caldwell to the papers of that
city. sit has snubbed Bernhardt and
lngersoll," he explains. Poor fellow. The
Divine master, VINO knows all about SAra's
SHINING, would forgive her, but this meek
and lowly follower (salary 81, 200 per
year, is not willing to overlook, much less
forgive Mile. Bsrnhardt's alleged i'm
morality, of which, we hope for TIE reputa.
ton of his reverence, he kuows, per-
sonally, nothing. And as TO Bob Ingersoll
well, Bob breaches charity in its broadcast
sense, something that MIR. Caldwell doa't
understand or can't explain.
The Georgetown Inquirer thinks the
Republican managers in Nsw CASTLE
county ought to send a 10-year-old boy
down to Dover to look after their delegs-
ton and see that they embrace goad
political opportunity when it presents
Itself. These Representatives are enti ely
too good and innocent to spend a winter
in Dover unless properly protected.
The Milford Ne,cS and Advertiser can
see no need for Board OF PArdops Is
says: TN the larger states the working
of such boards has not been. such AS to
render justice any more exact or even as
much as without; for the board recon-
mending and the Governor acting, the
responsibility is divided. Our courts are
not SO numerous and workings so com.
plicated, or the duties of the Governor so
onerous that he should not assume the
whole responsibility of pardon"
The Dover State Sentinel says the pro
ject, for the State to turn Itself into
large wholesale book store, Is un sise
While 1t is true that tine Charges on school
books are frequently excessive, and could
be remedied by the local school boards, it
in also true that one of the sources OF
expense is the too frequent change of
books, whereby scholars are compelled to
lay aside half-worn, editions, to take
newer and fresher one.
The Middletown Transcript says: Gov.
Halls message to the L slslature, has been
tavorably received by the press and people
OF the State. The measures recommended
are, in the main, wise ard desirable.
There is one, however, that does not meet
popular approval. We refer to that in
regard to the creation of OH Advisory
Board nf PaTdons. Public sentiment 10
Delaware is decidedly against relieving the
Governor Of the responsibility Of the
pardouing power.
Says the Su scr JourHdl' We do not
fer tbs results of thorough Investigation
| OF our party measures and scts aud We do
not think that the abuse Of overchargiug
! has crcpt into our county Offices II 4
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

american, makes sreo,sl mention Of hsv-
ing analy zed the r gal Baking Powder,
and found II compotet oil pure and whole
some material. ia alec advises the pub
lie to avoid purchasing baking powders as
old loose on in built, 80 be found by anal
vses of many sam piss that the worst adul-
terations are practlced in this form. The
label aud trade mark of a Unknown and
responsible manufacturer, he adds, is the
best protection the public can have.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
THE OLD FAIR STORY


A mother kissed her baby, #....
Rocking II TO rest,
And gently clasped within her arms,
1t nestled in her breast.
The old fair story,
Set around in glory
Wherever life is found;
For oh it's love, it's love they say,
That makes the world go around.
A fair-faced boy aud maiden
Passed through the yellow wheat;
And their hands were clasped together
And the flowers grew at their feet,
The old fair story,
Set round in glory
Wherever life Ia found
For oh it's love, it's love, they say,
That makes the world go round.
An old man and wrinkled wife,
Amid the fair spring weather;
we've shared our sorrows and our Joys,
God grant we die together"
The old fair story,
Set round in glory
Wherever life ia found
For oh it's love, it's love they say,
That makes the world 90 around
-CasseAs MdgGSine.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
THE E4srERH sH0RE.
Dottipg. From Our Exchanges ab0l
Tho u pster., p.sr. ~ ,f,. Es,,,g..-,.s

DO;tiDgs From Our Exchanges About
the " estcrn Part OF the PeninsuIa,
The Prangers of Wicomicl county have
established store ON the cooperative
plan, in Salisbury.
Rufus Massey, sged 10 ard Mrs cRy
Matthews aged a, Of S ,morstt county
were married on the 18Th of December
aud now are enjoying their honeymoon,
The Denison ttion SAYS the wAather
during the past week hes been tho cold-st
experienced there since the wittct of 1875
and 1856 The thetamometor STOOD for
two or three mo~niugs last week in d atom
at 10, IA AID 2p' below zero according to
positions.
While digging veil uea. Princes
Anne, William j. Pu-ey found, 10 feet
below the surface, Gn spple tre3 stump.
with roots, &c., ia u perfect sju . Of
preservation.
4 The number Of marriage licenses is.ucti
| by our clerk last year Is III, of which %
were to colored people. This is % more
than We're issued in 70 and ~ more than
were issued III -
The census otii SO has oll red tYa popu
!ation of mt county 10 br reeounted for
the third time Ii Is a Democratic county.
| ana The Republicans are not grGli6ed vi
the fact that each OF the two previous
counts entitled Kent TO M additional
member of the House OF D ltgs.cs. 50
says the P,co,d and G0zltie
The Deuton JourAol SAYS: Mr..
Jonathan W K9rr, proprietor If the
Eastern Shore nurseri; on Wednesday
morning las; made a ca, etG and thorou III
examination of hls orchards aud found
that All his peaches, peers aud uhsrrleb.
LII
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

water famine. Nearly all the wells are
dry and the farmers have to drive their
cattle miles for water.
CLARA Twining aged % years committed
suicide by taking poison, In Blnghamton,
N y, on Friday morning. She had been
betrayed.
The schooner Cabin, of st. John, New
Brunswick, from New York for Halifax, is
long overdue and Is given up for lost.
Ferdinand Charbuls WAS shot and NOR
tally wounded by Jacob Weis, near
WeimaT, Texas, on Thursday night.
Saturday, the anniversary of the battle
OF New Orleans WAS legal holiday in thai
city, aud the Federal Ciiicss aud banks
were closed. salute was fired i'll the
morning, and there Was a street parade OF
volunteer solditry.
A contemporary says: They will never
get TO the North Pole until it is anl ounced
that the Government will establish it into
a new and Independent Copgressional
district. Then look cut for a rush. There
are men in the State of Ohio who will
walk 10 it.
Policemen now have to be very caution.
IN arrestlng men who howl round thu
streets at night, try to mash all tbs eirl.
aud raise thunder generally, to make sure
mat they are hot running in countr,
member who is called deacon 1T home,-
Boston Post.
While the very young daughter Of a
country Clergyman WAS playing in the
garden one day a stranger came along aud
rquired If her father ws5 ut home.
no she replied, but my mother is III
the house, and she will pray with you
you poor, mis- iTable sinner.
Two Galveston men were making
arrangements to go into ousinees. Oue oi
them says: III Ia understood, nov, Tina
| GET two thirdH OF the pfUi,s, having pui
III The mos. capital, snd Sot ~, one.turd =
An right, responded thu q her; but II
we have big lucs Rnd fail. thru W. nYa To
divide the profits EVEN Galgtyt07s .Yers.
The Cincinnati Street Railway Com
pany. in Ci7ai ara'i, injead. To Introduce
the wire BIZ - -t.n rs q il San Fran.
CISCO, dis @itl The Use of botses.
The Cable, whet! runs under gtound, on
the endless chaiu system, and is opcrl;l d
by stationary engines, is TO be tested on
Gilbert avenue, and, If successful, gen.
orally ueeG.
N-lscn Foster, cClorad, was arrestcd in
Halifax county, Virginia, on Saturday, OF
suspicion of being the murderer of BeniA
min Simpsin, colOred, who WIS killed
while trying to capture a chicken thief in
Danvilie last Wednesday night John
. Hebron, colorad Democrat, was fatally
: stabbed } Sanuel Lee, colored R-pu6
9 ioen, hn poil'laal quartet in B4lnmore,
g On Setnfc.s evening,
5 One OF ous cdz4us was gong home at q
late hour recently when he was suddenly
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

MsooI, Ga is to build new cotton
factory costing 100000.
Alabama made 5000 tons more of pig
iron in 1880 than In 1879.
The rolling mill of the st. Louis
Stamping 90. is running full on sheet iron
work.
The Naumkeag Mills of Salem, Mass
will be largely added to, during the
coming season.
A new Korting's exhauster has been
added 60 the works of the gas company al
Oanbuly, Coz q.
The A ron Sewey Pipe Co, Akron,
Ohio, hos 100000 contract from the
new town of Pullman.
Tho Indianapolis Rolling Mil is At work
OF ~ OF Ter iiorl h 7. and s.. Il Il
X ioT | O0U ions Of rails
This Ohioopee Manufacturing o..
Chicopee Falls, Mass, stops night wo,k
with the advent of the new yeas.
O. Hegewald Il Co , N " Aibaay, Ind,
general tnachinists, are full of orders foI
months ahead, and have refused further
orders.
Gsurls ". Corbin is erecting a new
plow lac DRY nj Ida Grove, lown, which
will give employ ment to large number
OF hands.
The American Plate Glass Works, New
Albany, Ind, are still running on doubl,
tlme with orders rs far shssd as 81,
month ago.
Tns Autieisni Iron Works, Autielam, Md.
have again been put into operation.
HEh hNt41 several rhgga uwnrlr.
were closed.
TALBOT " Sons, Richmond Va, ore
eplarglng their machine shops ana adding
new machinery for the manufacture Of
engines and boilers
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
4f
bLEIGHIkG.

Jingle, jingle, jinglei
"Tis the feast of Love.
Crystal snow below US,
Crystal stars above.
Like globe Of silver
Cleans the white-faced moou,
Jingle, jingle, jlnglel
Oft-repeated tune.
Jingle, jingle jinglei
See the vapor rise
From our steeds, like incense
From a sacrifice.
Jingle, jingle, jinslel
Jingle everywhere
Hear the liquid laughter
Pouring on the air.
Jingle, jingle, jlng!el
Hear the whips sharp crack,
Hear the merry voices
Greet us on the trackl
Jingle, jingle, jingle
Through the frosty night,
To prevent her falling
must clasp her tight
Jingle, jingle, jinglel
And the sound impels
Thoughts "a sweet as twilight
OF our wedding bells.
Jingle, jingle, Jingle
Heaven speed the day
May we glide into 1t
Smoothly as our sleighl
Jingle. jingle, jinglel
Jingle everywhere
Sweetest sound the sleigh bells
Ringing for pair
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
SER n MADE.

From tho Siciliau of Vicortai.
Awake, beloved it !. the hour
When earth i thiry lind;
The moon looks from her cloudy b0w'r,
The sea sObs on the sand.
oar stcps shall be by the dreaming sea
Ard our thoughts shall wander far
To the happy line of II future time
In 4 irw-creAted star
Arise, my fair strange new wind
Gomez kindly down from heaven;
H. fingers round my forehead bind
\ chapel sngal given.
IN sing 10 thee Of the dawn tn be
And the buds thai yet shall blow
In the happy CLINE II T. future time
Whic only the angels know.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
MOD ERIN DIR ESS.


dearest, do you know you grleye me
More than can we express,
You are lovely, hut believe me,
something's wrong about your dress.
Like kind obedient lady,
Straight the good wife went, l ween,
ROBBED herself IN yesture shady,
Faced hin In a sad sag t-green.
Then she wore jerrey fitting
Like an eel skin all complete.
With skirt so tight that sitting
Was an agouizing feat.
Still she eept her temper sweetly;
And with aggravating smiles,
Dressed herself-and did it neatly
In mixture Of all siyles.'
Modern, classic, Dolly Warden
Then sue brought him TO mis- knees
For he cried, al beg your pardon.
Dress II future-ns you please -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
FELyX, FELTX TER IN4TERoU

From the Scilau of Vicortai.
Shout and sing. We many voices
OF the mountain forest FIRE
What, but la'r, were jArriug noises,
Now H. music are to me;
Earth IN bridal bloom rcjOiCes,
Heaven b.uigul, bends To see
The beloved Of her chu il,
BEST OF all the boys Is he
Blrs' OF An the word oys ia
IL thats telling This to thee
Sh Mt and Erg Sc many voices,
Fill the rest with your glue.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
.(iilticura
Astonishing Cures Of Itching, Scaly
and ScrofoIous Humors ofthe Skin,
Scalp, and Blood of Children and
Infants.

CurIcuRA REMEDIES are simply elegant to use.
They appeal to mothers aud parents with great
force From infancy TO old are thoy are equally
Medicinal Jelly, arrests disease, eats away
dead skin ana flesh, ALIAS Inflammation.
skin Discusses and scalp Affections with
Loss Of Hair. 1t reproduce. and beantines the
hiir. tTTirURA hFsHLvESr liza Great Blood
lu,h-t ciesil4 co. iul 1es an eradcAtes all chronic
and hereditary humurs. Cu1fCunA MEDICISAI
1uiLLr SOAP, prepared from tUrIcuEA, clean es
southes, aud hea.s diseased surfaces, whitens
treHhens and beautlties the skin beyond all praise.
L is an elegantly perIumed Toilet, Bath and
Nursery sAiiatiyc
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
LULLABT

low IN the trouble west,
Storm clouds are trailing,
And from The woodland nest,
Night birds are wailing.
M, baby F.! soft and warm,
On NV breast wing.
WHAT do ! cArc for storm,
Or daylight dying
What for The night 10 lrear,
Walking Ur Sleeping,
Whil' .hOu art tlidud here
Sale in my Keeping.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

The CurIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by
MEhks PorrEn, Chemists and Druggists
nv Mashvton street, Boston, and are for sale by
al DTlieelsts. Price OF CuriCuRAa Medicinal Jelly
small boxes, % ceilisi large boxes, 81 Curl
ouRA HEsoLvENT, the new Blood pur
Nor, 81 . per bottle. CurIouRA MEDICINAL
TOILET soar % cents per cake. OUrIcURA
hhplriNAl SHAVING SoAP IL cents per cake; and
IN 9arsto BARRIERS aud large consumer, 30 cents
az ALL MAILED FREE ON RECEIPT OF PRICE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

msde,l missionary Lss .ta,d me
curious fact that MOug1l .Yrluts are
not entirely uuacqGsiu'ad VIZ. tAo i5a1l r
ties of galvAnisn j j. RAD thnt = -g Arc
in the hsnit of prescciliup pHtyrr.z d load
stone ore for eotrg, ana IL man bard Of
hearing wns, in ono case, reeommaud- q 10
put piece Of laad-tope i'to e,c4 ear .Yd
chew piece If if1uig lis mou-b
A new method of prodeeny liqht lou
electricity has been p4l-rtcc IN Ens aud.
Small balls of platinum nr iridium are
arranged at the ends Of small platinum!
rods enclosed in pains ia TIE center Of y
suitable globe, ard rapid -unressiun Of
sparks is passed betw Gu tn n, whereby
they are raised 70 inctndrsc@ut heat. A
disadvantage is tht noise atluuGaut ca tie
rapid sparks. ~.
II elastic gum is warmed, then expanded
and wound ia spiral upon glass tube
or wire and cooled of short time in a
cooling mixture, it shows no tendency 10
contract, but when it is submitted to hot
water it returns quickly to its original
length. The phenomenon can also be
made to appear without the use of the
cooling mixture, II ore holds heated
gum second in an expended condition il
| shows no disposition 10 return to il orig.
inal length, but il one immerses it in hot
water it contracts to one fourth or Que,
fifth of its original length. Maxwell has
found that similar phenomena are pro-
duced in gutts percha
For the purpose of determining the
capacity of horse to undergo the priva.
tions incident to state of siege, series
of experiments has been made in Paris.
The results show; That horse may hold
out for 20 days without any solid nourish.
ment, provided it is supplied with suff.
Gent good drinking water; that horse
can subsist for barely five days without
water; and, thirdly, that if horse is vel
fed for ten days, but insufficiently sup
piled with water throughout this period, il
will not outlive the eleventh day. A
horse which had received no solid nourish
ment for twelve days was nevertheless il
a condition to draw load of 600 pounds
on the twelfth day of its past,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

Asum Baking Powder iD Court
Interesting Testimony OF Scientific

fac,urs,s ~ accom-, ~ me use Of aim
ss 4 chssn substitute for Cream at Tartar
~, o,a,,, actpr.rs ~ l,aL,ng nnwdera
Ths ha1 dso,na nrotits Weld, A by ns,ne the
s,,hstit,,,,, ba,,a i,dnoed donlara "a we'll IA
,na,rGact,,r.rs Ia rpsh imam into the
bands ~ consp,,,ers sometirnas under defi
10, hr.,..l f,.o,,.,,,l, la, ,gai,hinp or4t in
Ill, ,,,,h,,,,. ~. All, o,,;.,,i,7o nsrna
A. -, ,,.1,5a,s a,i,cioso,ns , Tho
poyal Roktno poogder DO who make a
Crssm "a Tt,,ar hakine nnwder declared
tbat tb,v 4rs iginri1ns 10 the publie
heal,b NH. o,bers ,vho make alum nov
as clam that tbey are non The whole
mat, as IN tbe efFscts n tbese alum pev-
5ars has inallv bean brnnebs into the
oo,,.,, ava ~ rngs Wa tJiad in the
Sn,'oyio, Conrt ri Naw York CITY before
0h.at J,,s,i,o 9 ,5,,,g,ck .soorts5 sphsfap-
t;ai,,, ss t,lIo,.s ,,s 10 No, Y,,rk S,,,,
I'm ot a "a ~ nv ni-i- Ai'- '''--'
ohhNl'i AM An hDiioN
Inc suit OF Dr. henry A Mott against
,Sa. h;s n oot S nronnes a. esst fo rv
thaI tnis Country PsouueeS NJ teast ioi'y-
TWO different Kind 81 oakihg powders.
Neither Burns nor Mott has osen found
guilty of making the baking powders, hut
Bnrne who ia the editor of a periodical
called the ,gDsa I'M has been severely
mnlctsd for mai in his efforts IN make his
N -. =, ..-' :. :.
paper spicy. IT. HAUe'i appears 10
chemist, and at one time was employed
by the United States government to
analyzs different specimens OF baking
poyder which had been recommended for
adon,ion 10 The fabian Bureau. DR.. Mott
-.ss l., g., 80 ~ 80, - .,.,,,.
reported III favor o. 'ne 'T TsL Oh 'ar. tartar
BAKING po"uets ior the 1huial D. anu
against the alum BAKING powders. Inc
chemist Analysed forty-twO kinds OF baking
powders.
The inrv were out abput half an hour.
Then thew came in with a verdict award
-. n 49, se nnn - ,,,;ah 49, O.,
inB TX mot' @o,"v " "n'oh tue Ooui'
maue sn Aoui,iopai ailo"ance Oh SloV
As the puoic nave large III .lntteres
the wholesomeness Of whatever It Is
called upon to use as food, the following
extracts are introduced from the testimony
NJ snus of tba monument r,e, aa IN m.
, " - ~
injurious 'n'e'' Vi mum po""eiS'
Df. MOL;
Q.-Were YOU employed by the United
States Government
Al was, sir was employed as chemist. Il
analyze all the articles of food to express al
opinion as to the ANALYSIS of their healthfnl
ness and purity
Q.-please tell the inrv the Baking Powder
G@ eS yUT eAdii'eu "iie III ''e employ u 'n
Ii would b, di,,i,ri+ IL, ro,,,,,,,t,or tl,a,,
all I could refer 10 inv books examined
2S powders was given ID at first.
Q.-Please state III which powders vol
found alum?
Al found alum in Dooley's "patapsco.
"Charm," Vienna "Orient. Amazon,
N 81 o.. o.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
CHiiiren ant Infants

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights n H.
writes MY son, n lad of twelve years, wss CON.
pletly cured OF a terrible case OF ECZEMA by the
Cuuoura Remedies. From the top ui his head to
the soies oi lis fee was one mass OF scabs livery
olne, remedy and physicians had been tried In
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

latter WeFreAstIV 4Ri's ned " h tn IL Tilauu-
inp alas -4.taal- 4p.epies. nut the clerk
ia. ...l... ,sI, AXE ~ t..e entry II thl,
La n4t, fsauut.aq IRON he ie,s or the
,au4.r. ,h0 uuafged 40 FORGOTTEN
Is galr 81. al tDr e1--Ii4ec, on hi books,
p.u.- t0," tpas lG p5sat TAX u by the
.NG"tt@t r gard 4 ih5 aocuu.ay with
wauu Leen.ui --Aop aerpuIts ar9 too
ir ~. --.J * .t, 20 pe VEL Yak aud we'll
"ln-s'"'r''.- ~, ".nld ne to kho%' how,
ever. " lie I"uF pH'oGs VINO paid
".5. l-ih'.'pi"a''' or NOT
--
a t''-'t.A'- n'FEi'r' ~bo haa broken
i-'9 ' ,a.,,I, E, "'. 'n,ls
0'''',
% h'1''H'r . "'-i' man ices az E"sisn
To ."a. go isa L7 '.'i hH ne hAa struck
tf5H-A'2 "r,.et - "RF'ph car on
runs bNf""3t1H hA@tt8e'
EeH tAs 71ulAS 'Sio9i ~ 2''n.9niy ~
1-kel A!' glass; why nu5es IinoIs the
rocH a. l'de reno" sing OUT f.ckil ne
MISSED lac 'eilef No simsu az
4 what this country leeds is q Aul ument
/ Bureau wlth tut powers to sell for old
ofas7 A' no, u'ishl1 SUBMITTED Tor llS IL
/ 7r' c ON - 'H''''''t"'--iu'e'CiS e|'
J bl1si' are no" -h'o 70 Ot dtclutd iy ont
Of fashion out d girl bss 90. pretty
face Had 5000 go coming to hlf, she
neaap't civ q Ifsl il sAa is 3 blonde She
wouldn't l"o@ baa1A'
Iaaisuation wul tl he breast Of every
artist when We state tu4t two men were
arrested in 4 iun ber gard the other day
becHE.s t,-y were suspected Of design
or wlud. r. .A!5dHy ArgDs
Now Ysnuor proudly said II told you
So. Aud l 90 responds; i first pre-.
dic,5d suow." " SNOW use for you 10
talk. exciaims our Hszsu fixed the
weather up Tor this occasion"
aIhera is no place like home, but min,
men cut Of every ten will leave it 81,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

" Weeks, Frl.. Town Treasurer, st, Adams,
VI, says, IN letter dated May asth: "t works to n
charm ON my Daby face and head. Cured the head
entiI ely aud ha; nrary eHIed the face OF sores
ordered II Tor them"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
STERLING MUSIC BOOKS.
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FOR THE PIANoFORTE,

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