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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-06
Local Lines.

All the schools reopened this morn
ing.
Go see the "Galley Slave" In the
Opera House this evening.
The Orphans Court aud Court oil
Chancery opened in the Court House
this morning.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
papy pays its employees with checks.
The meeting of the Land League
yesterday afternoon was slimly attend.
cd, consequently no business OF i'm
pertance was transacted.
Thomas @. Pierce, assistant libra
rian ut the Institute has resigned on
account Of his health. He will take
charge of the tool room at Belts ma
chine shops.
The harvest festival under the aus
pices OF the Delaware Sengerbund ia
In progress at Schuetzen this after
noon.
The Washington Fire Company
have elected marshals for their trip to
Reading during the present month.
The annual reunion of the Second
Baptist Church will take place the lat.
ter part Of the present month.
While q piano was being hoisted
into the third story Of Williams drug
store, Ninth and Market streets, IN
Saturday afternoon, one of the skids
that was being used slipped and fell
breaking the large plate glass la the
bulk window. The glass was worth
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General News.

DR.. Il. Lloyd Howard, quarantine
physician ct Baltimore, was drowned
yesterday morning. He attempted to
jump from his boarding tug TO the wharf
and fell between the pier and vessel,
striking his head and sinking.
According to the census report, the
total value Of the fish products OF the
Great Lakes fresh and prepared fish
caviar, isinglass and oil-for the veal
1879, was 81, 7s4,050.
II 10 estimated that upwards OF 20,00t
persons were present yesterday al
Schuetzen Park, Philadelphia, at tn,
second days celebration of the Can.
staiter Society's annual festival. 1t il
reported that on Sunday SOP kegs, OF
eO,S20 glasses, Of beer were disposed of.
The centennial anniversary of the
Battle Of Groton Heights will be cele-
brsted al Groton, Connecticut, to-day.
The funeral OF Hon. Hendrick b,
Wright took place yesterday afternoon,
at Willesbarre. Bishop Stevens ofici-
ated, assisted BY Rev. Mr.. Hayden, OF
Wilkssbarre, and Rev. Mr.. Williams, u
Pittsburg. The attendance was very
large.
The Cattle Commissioners returned
70 Chicago yesterday from their visit u
Peoria, and resumed their investigation
In the former city. Professor Ihaye
says nothing was seen NJ Peoria to iudi
cate the presence Of pleuro-pneumonis
and, % far, the Commissioners hav
sssn nothing TO indicate that 1t exists /
the West.
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A Popular Re.taur..,

AT almost any hour OF the ld.r 4,
person happens to drap into TIA NJ, u Z
restaurant Of Joseph Fullmer SpopulsI
Market they will tind that tbs oc o", Dug
busily engage. attending to tbs .upanl'
OF patrons. Mr.. Fullmer first oD. wants
restaurant In the basement of 5oS pMvnea
which at once became very ponp,s. aikel
business continued to increase Ia an, and
extent that he was forced to rs,oau vn an
bis present location about two W. ~. 70
ago. The place is fitted up with s sear'
convenience for bis patrons. Mr. 1 py
mers reputation for appeasinp he s aull
tile Of epicnres Is so well-known M ape !
Is entirely unnecessary 10 refer wa" y" y
here. He always has the best ,ha 70 !
kets sffords, including all know mst'
cacies. At present be is offs,In, yell ~
Cape May oysters which are sbinuss, nae
him daily; also reed and rail bir pr'u %
order to accommodate our ms,ot 10
who do not desire TO 20 home t 10 diuso
ne serves up roast dinners win Aa a,a'
dishes for 25 cents. This action On = S S
part, Is largely taken adyanta y, ~ NJ n'
the beginning Of next month Ss - ny
have on hand the celt brai ed sadd1e Ia WI, VIII
oysters.
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THE MALL.EY TRIAL.
Expecting Further Proof Of an
Aifbi and that Jennie Cramer va,
an Arsenic Eater.

Expecting Further Proof Of am
Aifbi and that Jennie Cramer va,
an Arsenic Eater.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 4.-The trial Of
the Mslleys for the alleged murder Of
jennie Cramer, which will begin Ia,
morrow before Justice BJoth, viii prob.
ably occupy all the present week. james
Mailey, Jr., has been III for some day,
with malaria, but will be able 10 appear
In court. He was less affected By tho
finding OF the ooroner's Jury than Wal
ter, who experie 1ced bitter dlsappoiut
ment. Their counsel still insist TIA,
they can easily be cleared, while C 10.
ner Boliman, who will assist 10 the
prosecution, locks confidently for .
binding over ami subsequent tnsl 10
the Superior Court. While the defense
will claim that Jennie Cramsr was au
arsenic-ester, DIR. Lindsey, her pby,l.
clan, says that he never 10 his .rest.
ment OF her suspected that she used The
drug. The usual whiteness OF her com
plexion, he explains, was occasoned BY
Constitutional troubles.
Professor Moses G. White, expert iD
the Hayden case. said, in an Interview
to day, that be could not believe that
the amount Of arsenic found could have
been taken for the complexion. he
thought tha.the dose indicated would
cause death. Michael W. Msley whom
the defenss claim was mistaken 10:
James Malley, IT,, at the West Haven
shore when the latter was al home, has
returned to testify. DR.. o'Mallev oil
Wilkesbarre, to whom Jam Malley
testified he wrote on the fatal FRIDAY
night, Is here aud will be cited 10 pro-
duce the letter TO test the abb. II Is uD.
derstood that additional and eminent
counsel, yet unnamed, VIII rel resent ihs
NJ alleys. Walter Malley's father Vlsiteu
them at the Jail to-day.
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Ere. Yesterday. Eat. Edition.
MOVE BUT mEMBERs. I.

new. I. u. Hsldem.n Decides After
Seven Weeks Thoughtfulness IN
RsDain Pastor of Delaware Av..
nue Church.
According to announce meut 10 the
public press on Saturday, an all-day
meeting was held yesterday in the
Delaware Avenue Church.
The announcement also contained
the Information that no one but MEM
bers were wanted 10 be present. thus
making it difficult to obtain q report
Of the proceedings.
1t IL rumored that the attendance of
me@bers was largo, and that great in
forest and religious fervor was maui
Tested In the proceedings.
The meeting, 1t Is supI osed. COM
menced At 1890 o'clock, with a sermon
BY the pastor during ~h'ch he alluded
very fselingly to the recent severe III
ness Of his father, and he thanked God
that he had been restored once moro to
health.
A prayer meeting was held at noon
and at o'clock the Sunday school
was convened, at which an address
was made BY Mr.. Haldema A
prayer and experience meeting was
held at 3 O'Clock. The Sacrament wa,
administered at o'clock, and after I,
had been partAken of Mr.. Haldemar
stated that when he presented hi
resignation seven weeks age he did Il
10 good faith. During he interim hs
had after much thoaghtfulness decid.
cd to withdraw it and remain pasio
Of the church. This announcement,
was received with joy by those preseu
and at the close Of the service mum
Der of them congra' ulated him upoI
his decision in the mater.
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The Anxle-French Treaty.

Earl Grey sends to the Times the
second Of Q series of letters on the
Anglo French commercial treaty which
has attracted much attention. He
recommends that negotiations shall
not be resumed, as England has nc
duties which she can offer TO reduce
The negotiations, he says, thus can
nsrely consist of France asking favors.
The more urgent England becomes in
her requests, the more completely will
France consider her present policy
justified, The Times favors Ear
0rey's view that it would be better fol
England to have her hands free and
lsavs the French Protectionists to the
stern teaching OF facts.
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Hron Philadelphia Telegraph.
An INNOVATION.
Colorea Children ut . Public
School.

On THURSDAY the pupils Of the Lyon
Public School, on Catherine street,
above Tenth, were somewhat surprised
70 find In their midst thee coiored
children. There was some objection,
and Q few threatened to leave the
school, but there were no demonstra-
taons. On Friday two Of them did re-
tire, and il was expected several more
would do 90 to-day. But when the
roll was called there were but four
abssntses.
On inquiry, it was found they had
signified IN intention Of leaving on &C.
ocunt OF the colored children, and
latsr one sent his books. But the
routine duties of the school were car
xisd on just the same, the three colored
boys taking to their books and attract
ing no especial notice. During the re-
esss the boys paid but little attention
70 them. The Principal stated that it
would be impossible TO tell how many
had lsft, from the fact Of all not having
come yet after the summer vacation
ehs said two Of the children taker
away had been placed at the parochia
school In the neighboi hood she die
not think any more of them would ie'
tire, and anticipated no further trouble
whatever from the innovation.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-06
liza z DoCRSS
KIDNEY PANACEA,
NEAR WHAT Is SAID,
has NADIA ma a pa1 yr,an ~

ALAh W HAT ID BALD,
ST has made me new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Psnacea has Increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
MY wife would net be without 1t ioi
any Money"
sour little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
- md 1t as easy 70 take ~ milk"
we have sold thirteen bottles this
arder."
vo my morning agony is gone-thanks
u ind IL splendid appetizer
Any invalid or sufferer affiictsd with
any Kidney disorder who Will write me
- 10 thelr complaint, Will be treated
numanely and kindly. II IL my mos
earnest desire 10 Investigate all forms o.
diabetes, and give relief at ali times. II
you are TOO poor To purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have imme-
diate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF Allen
haydock Ii across the mouth Of each
bottle.
Prioe-one dollar for large. and nny
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCK q co.,
nozs-eodAwly. ~ Plat st.. N. Y.
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TRAGEDY In NexarL

a Scotchman and an Irisbm,, M.
John QUINN were together on sa,n ,r'
DAY night at No. Is Henry Street.
Newark, N. j., at the wake If . a', ret
who was found dead in a bar, esrl vd T.
the morning. The two men ons. ~ ~
ed. McFarlsne insulted Quipp's na'
tionality, aud Quinn dealt The Scotch oS'
man q stunning blow on the face nsa,
the left eye. McFarlsne fell wa,
picked up insensible and shortly af ns'
ward died. Quinn escaped, "'''''
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The genial j. II. Lame, advance
agent OF George II. Adams Hump.
~ Dumpty" patomime company was
In the city this mornins completing
the arrangements for the appearance
OF the company on Monday evening
next.
Mayor Almond and DR.. Shortlidge
who went on the steamer "City OF
Worcester" to New York, on
Saturday last retained home this
morning we'll pleased with their
trip.
John J. Dougherty, proprietor of
the u. 8. Hotel who has been suffer.
ing from an attack Of malarial fever
is slowly improving.
Miss Beckie Wilson, of this city, Is
visiting friends In Baltimore.
Thomas McCorkle and family re-
turned home on Saturday evening from
Temple Grove, Saratoga, N. Y, where
they have been spending their summer
vacation. They speak very highly OF
the place.
Frank W. Dryer, of The firm of J. Q.
biyer q Son, has returned home from q
Trip TO IT. Paul, MINI.
Senator Baysrd IL at Newport, the
guest Of Augustus Schell.
-. II. Muhlhausen, merchant tailor,
has returned home from trip through
PenDsylvania.
Thomas Mailalieu, Of Mlllington, M d.,
pas been appoioted delegate TO the
Ecumenical Council TO be held In Lon
90 during the present month, In place
OF Hon. Cove Salisbury, deceased.
Miss Eva Z. Britton, the little editress
and proprietress Of the Hurricane, of
Charleston, ). e., left this city to-day
for Lancaster, Pa.
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An Old Favorffe.

Mr.. Sam. Hemple, the well known
comedian, will appear In the "Galley
slave" combination that appears in
the Opera House this evening in the
character Of DR.. 0iiphant. Mr.. Hem
pie Ia well known in this city and
bis many friends will no doubt en-
brace the opportunity of seeing him
once more.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-06
A Large Excursion,

The combined excursion OF the New
Castle and Christiana Presbyterian
Churches to day to Cape May on the
steamer "Republic," which was char
tered for the occasion, was largey at
tended. About $50 persons left this
city at $50 this morning for New
Castle, where they will meet the other
excursionists ON the steamer.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR is scarce and In demand at foil
prices. Sales Of 300 barrels N innesota
extras at s6 62lza for clear, and at 81 Is
50 tor straight; Pennsylvania extra
family at 81 al IS; Western do. do, al q
10 a 7T5: and Patents At 81 50 o 70. Rye
Flour is nrm at SO.
GRAIN.-WheaL is 1kalc. per bushe
higher. Sales OF 5000 bushels Red and
A Der at 81 81 al Az {. according 70 quail
ity and location. At The open board, 81.
AZ was bid for August, OIL ~ for Sep
TENDER, 81 49, for october, and 81 49, for
November; 10000 bushels sold at these
figures. Rye is wanted. We quote at 81
O5al 10. Corn Is fairly active and frmer.
Sa es of 800 bushels, including yellow
at 13c. NJ .xed at 72s71lzc. steamer attic.
NO. at 70c., and rejected at 69a70c. AT
the open board I'D 90 bushels October
sold at 49, a7ic., 701zc. was bid for August
Tie. fJr september. and 78lzc. for Novem-
Der. Oats are quiet and steady. Sales oil
A. 800 bushels. includ ing white. at 5ia5sc
and rejected aud mixed at $40, At tbs
open board 500 bushels September sold
| al A. Nc.
wHIsKY.-We quote Western iron
bound AT 81 20 per gallon.
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kaIsrEk's OROER.
REGIsrER's OFFICE,

hkGIbTEh'B OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. June 9Th, 1914
upon the application OF John Fehren-
nach and Pauline W. Aschen bach, L ecu.
tsrs OF Augustus Ashenbach, late OF vii.
mington Hundred, In said county, deceas.
60, ~ 10 ordered and directed by tue
Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate OF the deceas
60, with The date OF granting thereof, by
causing establishments TO be posted with
IN six OF the most public places OF the
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide by an act OF A g.
sembly In such case made and provided.
Ana also cause the same 70 be inserted
Mitnln the same period In the DAILY
0AzETTE, newspaper published In VIII
mington. and 70 be continued therein three
t~~l Given under the hand and seal
81. 3. OF ONCE OF the Register Aforesaid.
at Wilmington, In New Castle
county. aforesaid. the day and year above
Written. b. O. BIGG5. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS again. 81 the ks-
n.s OF me deceaseds must present the same
anly attested, 10 the Executors on or
neIore 9Th day Of June, A. ID. 1852. or abide
ne ne Act Of Assembly In such case made
JOHN FEHRENBAcH,
PAULINE W. ASHENBACH,
Address: -Wilmington. Delaware.
uS-eodSw.
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The jackson Democratic Club room
Is being re-papered and refurnised to-
day. the papering being under the
supervision Of Henry Jerome and
Charles Fairlamb. When finished
the room will be one of the finest club
rooms in this city.
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LIMERICK, Sept. 4, 1881.

A conflict has taken place here
between the police aud the public,
caused by some soldiers making in>
sulting remarks about the Pope. The
police fired upon some persons who
were throwing stones and some III
teen were wounded, some danger
ously.
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PARIS, Sept. 4, lss1.--A dastardly At
tempt to blow up six families at Lille
with dynamite has Just been discovered.
In three cases the attempt partly suc-
ceedsd. The police have now discover
cd the real name of the villain who yes
terday attempted to blow up six families
1t Lille with explosive bombs.
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Jared Overheard.

Tnis morning Andrew, a thirteen. ', Ar.
cldent which Nigh, hove resuIrsd t ~ IT,.
He ~as engaged in ferrying numbs, =,
persons across the Brandy wine al Eisv -
enth street bride. When pearina n,
shore he arose IN the boat fsr HE pp,ro s@s
ofsculiing, and as he d d so another XII
ran Into his. The jar was 30 gleai Ia,
young Cross was Knocked overbostd"
Peter b. Ayers, who was In the bosi lt,-
cued the lad, thereby saving his lie
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WINSTON, Forsyth Co., N. O.

GxNTs-l desire to express to you my
thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters.
! was troubled with dyspepsia for i've
years previous to CONNIE ncing the use or
your Hop Bitters some six months ago.
Ny cure has been wonderful. am pas
tor ofthe Flint Methodist Church Of this
tssery 70 the great virines OF your Bit
tsrs. Very respectfully,
Raw, h. FEREsEE.
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Prayer. fer the President.

There will be meeting In st. Paulb
NJ. (. Church tomorrow from 10 to
II O'Clock, for the purpose OF Offering
up prayer for the recovery OF the
President. The public is invited.
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The Yorktown Celebration.
FORTRESS MoNR IL, Va, Sept.

Battery I. Third artillery, arrived
Ct Yorktown this morning from
New York to assist In preparing the
sncampment for the regulars and
militia during the Centennial cele-
brstion,
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WAIL srnrrr Y nsrERpAY.-stock,

WALL SZRxET Y ksTERDAY.-Stocks
we're extremely dull, with . drift to
lower 1gures. Money on call ruled to
. pr cent, With transactions at %.
0overnnenu were steady and the
s6pun" advanced. Foreign exchange
vas unchanged.
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LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear in America. Cook d BRoTHKn
Nos 10. 81 and SO NORTH EIGHTH srRErr
PHILADELPHIA. All orders VIII hsv
attention n20-w1y8pnr
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A special meeting of The Shield, Ii.
brary Association will he held ihi, ty.
sDiDg A full attic ndauce Is rtopt,ted.
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DIR. HAYDOCKyS
vITALiZED
kidney PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panaoea
as prepared by Dr. haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs Ii without a
parallel In the history OF medicine, and
Its results far beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies Of the day. Itstimulates DiRes-
ton, adds tone To the system, invigorates
the Debilitated, and IL infallible Tor the
cure OF Diabetes in its worst form.
One trial OF teaspoonful in q wine
glass OF water will convince the most
skeptical within from ten TO twenty min
utes.
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYs.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they sscrete too much OF too ut
tie water, or whether they be AFFLICTED
with stone or gravel. or with aches and
pains setlied In the loins over the regions
of the kidneys
HAYDOCK's KIDNEY PANACEA
Will give almost Immediate reiief. when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
OF female complaints. Finy years ex-
perience incontestabiy prove this remedy
unrivalied Tor the disorders Inc dental To
the female sex. No family snould be
without II, and II may be taken by young
and old, rs II Will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia.
headache and general debility; 70 the
liver, bic, Jaundice and yellow lever 10
me bowels, dlarrhea, dysentery, consu-
patton, piles and nstuIA; W the lungs.
consumption, etc.; 10 the blood scrofnla
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptions. BY
and healthy we may safely DEFY the at
lacks VI disease, and no medicine yet
prepared for this purpose can equal the
action OF
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STOCKS.

BID AsKEr
First National Bank............l6 14s
National Bank Of Delaware. ..5l5 SO
National Bank OF VIII. q Bdw'n. 651x %
Union National Bank. ~ ~
Farmers Bank. So 90
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. X. Il GA IS
Delaware r. R................... ~ 80
Delaware Western u. R....,-... ~ IS
Wilmington d Northern II. R.. - ~
Wilmington City Railway ......
Delaware Fire Ins urance Co.,. W ~
Wilmingtoa Coal q AZ Co....... % "
Masonic Hall 10 ..............
Odd Fellows Hall................ " 70
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6's.............1l2x lis
do do 5's.............lU1 los
do do 4rs...........l0S los
New Castle County B's..........l0s ITO
do do 4l's........l02H los
Delaware State Gs...............l00 10
Relaware X. II. LIST mortgage. los 10S
Delaware railroad Extension ..l07 los
p, W. & B. X. R. LIST mortgage. l8 l8
VII. City Railway LIST mortgagel02 l03
viii. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hail Co LIST mortgage. 100 Ul
Delaware City AIS. .lO4x llb
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Crovas Expected at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-Thls week
and next there will be immense crowds
at Cincinnati. On Wednesday the Tx laao
position opens and for three days z,TO
Ohio Knights Templars will be mere ~
uniform. In the week following tne
great soldiers reunion takes place. a.
which IL is said over hundred THOUSAND
old 90 ldiers will be present, froeauv
half that mum Der will be here All lue
railroads are bustling around 10 ge' cal,
enough to accommodate those wno WIN WIN
want to come. The Thomas Hilltop con,
certs closed last night and were eta.u
success. Theodore Thomas received =.
ovation here. Under the clfcu'nsIauss0
no one but Thomas could have olsSD
paying audiences during this hot 8e'A'
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The Chicago Times publishes reF Wv,
Of the Western bog crop, lndicallos Nth sOI
IL will fall behind that OF LAST year, u Ssr
In number and quality. Inc hun "a
has decreased about one-toAi'n' . a~S'
owing TO deficiency OF fattenlng , DoO,
the animals are small In size anu pO''
In condition. F.h
Tho work Of the New Jersey r r.,S
Commirslo ners this year has been NIX sssa
extensive. About 100 900 young md
were placed In The Raritan ri vel ,orns
2 OO0, 600 III the Delaware. ,oOo,VVs0 IN
California salmon were placed ~ in
Delaware, and 100, 900 brook uou Of
the streams In the northern poruo. lso
the State. Young black bass we,e and
distributed literally in the riVe''
lakes.
A peculiarly destructive thunu sar
storm passed over AndoVer, h1 a.
Olean, New York, on SATURDAY. ,r az
q single electric fash, four no u,ail.
and five barns, besides seyersl sin and
er buildings, were set on nfe ,v ore
destroyed and ses ersl persons "'''
injured by the shock.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CART

A GARD.
To all who are suffering from the er-
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C, Will send . recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send self add ressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH 7. ISMAN, Walton ID
Nesg York Cav, Nay<-eedn1 w1S