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SECOND EDITION
THE PRESIDENT.
Continued Progress Toward Re-
cOvery-Physicians Happy at the
Marke ed Improvement.


covery-Physicians Happy at the
Mark ed Improvement.
WASHINGTON, August 5, 1881.
"You might say said DR.. Bliss
this evening, "tbat the President is
getting along admirably. The story
has become so monotonous that we
have only a few terms that we can
use, and those are exhausted in our
morning and evening bulletins. The
President can't recover his strength
in day or a week. The healing of a
gunshOt wound is sometimes quick,
but more frequently is slow opera
ton. All the evidences point to a
healthy closing of the wound. So long
as we have no relapses there is no
reason to fear bad results. With
these preliminary remarks" said the
Doctor, "you will better understand
The evening bulletin"
The members of the Cabinet, it is
said, have such correct diagnosis OF
the case that they are preparing to
leave Washington on the 18th OF
August. That would be Monday
The inference ls also made that the
President will leave on the same
day, If not the Saturday preceding
A Thousand old slippers will help
his luck, If he were ready to depart
to morrow.
WASHINGTON, August Sat 2.3(
A. NJ. the President was sleeping
conf ortably. No hypodermic mice
tion of morp hia was used last night
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GEORGE WALKERS CRIME.
sent to Prison for Ten Years fol-
Ahducttng Little Kate Hennessy

George Walker, man with gray hair
standing upright, small BLACK NOUS
tache and an expressi0h,ess, ns. ,asday aafe w far
the abduction of Kate Hennesey an
eieht- v ear old child. on June "A. from her
residence, at No. I2 Cedar street. The
the little girl to go with him by promis-
ing 10 give her a new dress, rev shoes
and whatever she wanted. She went
along with him and he gave her japan
ese para ioi, cup OF coffee, some CANDY
and a pa per of peanuts. He took her on
the horse-car to Central Park. " hen
she wanted to go home, Walker promis-
ed TO take her there, but they kept walk
ing north till they were finally seen or
the Southern Boulevard, halt mile
below Harlem Bridge, by John lark. ar
expressman Clark thought from The ac
tlons O. the prisoner and the little glrl
who was crying, that some hing wal
wrong, and he made inquiries which re
suite d in his arresting the man and TAX
ng him TO the po LEGISLATION In ON
| Hun ired Hnd Tweuty-sixth street. DOG
| TO IS Hardy and Jackson, of the City Prit
/ on. were called ter the defense. IN }
| had examined the prisoner aud pro oun.
| ced him insane. Ke per Young, OF Tn
Tombs. express d the same opini N.
| Palrlck IL. Lafferty, Keeper OF The New
Jersey state Prison at Trenton, testine,
that Walker had served ten years II
that Institution for an assau on
| vounp women. While there he sbam
med insanity. but u ey Gu ed h1m ve'.
quickly, BY Warden FIJI twas prove.
mat Walker was tn the IL mbs In isi
for a similar assault. DIR. Etwsid !
Spitska testified as an exp ri tnat a
was satisfied Walker was shamming ~ =
sanity in a very bungling manner: IN
( case was submitted without gumen'
The jury was out buta ort nme a, an
brought in a verdict OF guilty. hesoIo'
, | Smvfh septepced Walker TO ten years {
hard labor In Slate prison: As wake
W as being removed from the court, roo
, he said TO his counsel ITO think ant
al I have done for little chiiureh tnat
should come TO MS"
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The WesIeyan College.

Attention Is called to the card of the
Wesleyan College, found in another col
umu. The college has had a steady
growth for the past year or two, and to-
day stands high in the esteem Of orr
people. While all the departments
maintain their proficiency, there Is to be
a very decided advance in the musical
department. This will be conducted on
the conservatory plan during the coming
year. Those interested should procure
a catalogue.
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Heavy Operations In Corn.

There was furry in the New York
corn market yesterday, and about
| 100000 bushels changed hands.
The price for October delivery ad.
vanced from sixty-three to sixty-six
cents bushel, kufus Hatch buying
twelve boatloads, or sc 900 bushels,
at those fl yures. If he sold his pres
vious days purchases, as many be-
lieve, he made profit of $4,000.
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Heavy Failure I'm HaIifax.

HALIFAX, August 5.-Some ex-
element in mercantile circles was
caused to-day by the suspension of
Moir, Son 6 Co, the largest steam
biscuit, bread -four and confectionery
manufacturers in Nova Scotia.
Liabilities about 500 900. A meeting
of creditors is summoned for the 18th
INST. The assets are not yet esti-
mated.
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A Mnrninw 20 Farmer..

Every farmer living at any distance
from a physician should at all times be
prepared to treat such common but by
no means simple complaints as diarrh9a,
dysentery, cholera morbus, and cramps.
The safest, surest, and quickest remedy
for such disorder Is PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER, which has never failed to af-
ford relief In case Of the kind mentioned
when properly tried. A teaspoonful is
dose for an adult, but twenty drops
will cure child OF any ordinary trouble
of this kind. 1he medicine can be
found In every respectable drug store.
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The First Birth Recorded.

Registrar Frazer, yesterday, received
his first birth record since the opening
of his office for the registration Of
births and marriages, as we'll as deaths.
The child who will thus head his birth
record is a son of Thomas Samuel
Miller and Hannah Porter Miller, OF
No. 1109 Chestnut street, Tenth Ward,
and was born on the Gath day of June.
The birth was reported by DR.. ]. VIM.
Carrell, Of Baltimore, who happened
TO be in Wilmington at the time,
and was temporarily attending to the
patients of one Of tue city physicians.
Registrar Frazer is now sending out
the blanks for marriages, births and
deaths to clergymen, physicians and
ethers, and will be ready to open his
full official record next week.
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LOCAL LIN rs.
Deyiled Crabs at FullmeI's.
Stewed Crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's

Deyiled Crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed Crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Read DR., Todd's advertisement In an
other column. He will do what he PROM
ises.
Albert johnson, the young man ct
the Banks who accidentally put pis-
tol ball in his brain last Sunday week
is now in fair way of recovery.
Co. C, DUPONT guards, having Or
dered new uniforms in great hurry
for last Fridays excursion, now find
that but few of them proved to be
decent fits.
The Ocean Wave, in the interest Of
Hope Lodges excursion to Atlantic
City on thk 18th inst, is issued by
Hubert S. Roop.
A temperance meeting under the
auspices of the Asbury M. and L..
Society will be held on the third
Monday evening in September, in
Asbury M. e. Church.
Squire Cole, yesterday fined Mrs.
Conner So and costs for using abusive
language to Mrs. Kelly.
The Front and Union Railway
Company's mules have arrived, ano
the cars will start on August 10Th.
Prof. Hockkt ppel nov &c eikof
Edgemoor Iron Company Is taking
two weeks vacation in Carolina Co
Md.
Two very handsome Woodruff par
lor cars were yesterday shipped from
the works of the Harlan & Hollings
worth Company.
Yesterday evening garb age car
broke down on Fourth street, nea
Washington. The swill had to b
removed in another wagon.
J Rehoboth is so crowded that visi
. tors have no beds, and consequent
many leave before they iuteuded.
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The Car in Cons, ant Danger,

ST. PETERSBURG. August s. Despite
all the watchiui precautions that have
been it has been again made startingiy
certain that the NH lists are even now
close to the person of the Emperor and
that they are liable 10 make an attack
upon his life at any moment. Last ght
was found on table iu the Imperial
bedchamber, a room which was suppot-
ed to be thorough ly aired, and TO
which access can be had only by the most
trusted O ofthe Guards attendants. The
officer who was on guard at the time
and four servants of the Palace have
been ar Tested.
BELGRADE Aug. Q. Two Mn list
agents. who have been entrusted with 9
com m ission TO murder the Czar have
been arrested.
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Regularity, Integrity and Panctu-
aItty Beget Confidence.

The reg ilarity with which the draw
inps Of the ! ouisiana State Lottery Com
pany take place Invariably on & the seco nd
la and the price of tickets Is only two
,ioiiars. has become SO generally known.
and cor a Ience SO we'll established in Its
Integrity OF management. that II Is hard
written 10 Nj, a. Dauphin, New Orleaas,
Ia in the hope Of receiving $50 QUO.
aug6-8t
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wonderful Power.

When medic,ne performs such cures
an Kidney Wort Is constantly doing, 1t
NAV trdly be said to have wonderful
90 wer. A carpenter in Montgomery,
VT, had suffered for eight years from
the worst OF kidney diseases, and had
beeu wholly iUcapacitated tor work.
He saws, "Ons box made a new man OF
me. and siucerely believe it will re-
store 20 health all that are similarly af-
flieted." 1t is now nnhn, SOLO e,sa 9osa In hquio
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sunday Papers-Take Notice.

The N. Y. Times contained IA col
umns Of reading matter last Sunday,
the Tribune GO, and the Herald AS
price cents each McClurc's Times
"A columns, the Press 40 columns, and
the, Item AZ columns-price, 8 cents
each; all for sale in the morning by
George A. Davis, 61S Market street,
at o'clock. All the other New York
and Philadelphia Sunday papers.
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ALarge Crop.

Mr.. william McCAnau ghey. thrifty
farmer living near Newark, has just
thrashed his crop OF grain, with the fol-
lowing result: From % acres of wheat
tho yield was 2,2w bushels Oats from
so acres amounted to 8 ,242 bushels. One
y acre field of wheat iEade 2l8 bushels,
making an average of 27 bushels per
acre, and IL acre fie d of oats brought
dig bushels, which Is 40 l-8 bushels per
acre. Mr.. William A. Rees, whose ma
chine thrashed the crop and who is one
OF The largest thrashers In the country
says he has never thrashed SO large Q
yield before. Who can beat II ?-NeUdrk
l. edger.
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A Healthy State.

People are constantly changing their
homes from East TO West and from
North to- South or Uice Uersd, in search
of a healthy State. III they would learn
to be contented, and to use the celebra-
ted Kidney w ors when sick they would
be much better off. Tho whole sy stem
can be kept in healthy state by this
simple but effectual remedy. See large
adv.
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Colored Laborers In the North.

A Kingston IN. W despatch says that
l5O colored laborers, principally from
Maryland and the District OF Columbia.
are now employed in the construction OF
the West Shore Railway, along the Hud-
son river. One huudied more are ex-
pected to arrive from the same sections
in few days, from which 1t is inferred
that those now at work Oh the road are
dong satisfsctof v work.
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mississippi Democrats.

The Democrats jackson Miss special
says: up TO nine 1, M no nomination n had
been made by the Democratic Conven- :
tion, On The twenty ninth ballot the
Featherstone' F Is. After his bali / Barks-
,Iale and other delegates went into eau
Gus. ON return ing to the Convent on
The names O Bar ksdale and Featherstons
were Withdrawn aud Lt w,r's name was
called amid uproa rous pplause. The
stone delegates then went into caucus
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

FOR PHILADKLPHIA.-2.0 2.25 6.8O, TO,
s.io e0O, slv, %. le.SO. u.63a. M; IL. is
i2.4s. 2OS, 2.so. 4.Do, 5.52, e.SS, ! .U6, y.55,
ll.Ou p. IN. Sundays ,2.O5, 2.25, $40 am:
,,h.O, 3. 52 6.3S 7.OG, y.65, 1900 p. IN.
For NEW YoRK.-2O5, 2.25, b.3J, 100. e.55.
ll.3 a. M; sl2.4 .43. 2.Us, 5.52, 6.38, D. m
sundays, 2O5, 2.25 q. m., 6.52 B,S o. m.
Foa BALrIaoRE.-1.5l, 2.l2, 4.O2 7.55,
s,Sa.m. ;l2.55. sI.Oi. 4. IS $3.50 O.bl D. m
sundays. !2-5l, 2.l2, 40 ,7.55 a. m. Iu.5i
p. IN.
'eh 1851, 2ll, 4.U2; 7.55,
80 a. mi lass. sl.O4 $50 D, m, sun
u uays, l2.oI, 2.l2, 4.U2, 1865 a. m.
oALiAoRE AND In NrERMEDIArE STA
TONS. -l2.5i, S.sS a. IN. l!.55, 4. As D. m .
INV nv f'4o p. IN. train stops at Way sta
Ions t.ons My betw cen Perryviiis and
prnnore. Sundays, l26l d. IN.
EhhfvILLE AND INTERMEDIATE SrA-
rloNs.-1.l5 p. m.
soR NEW CAsTLR.-8.0O 9.a5, a, M: l.U,
o.W. 6.21, p. m, No sunday trains,
TnniNaToN T,n, AND lNrERMEDIATE STA
sunday trains,
DHLaAR AND UNDERGRADUATES STATIONS
ps.ao a. m; l.v5 p. m.
'9s % WILMINGTON d NoRTuERN r. H.
tra,a: ,y q: M; 400, sos p. m. No sunua,
FOR 9a DELAWARE WESTERN X. R-7.I!
In an a. m.; o.So p. ma sunday trains
i''oo a. IN. and 800 D. m.
'EEAdNs Eadts ARRIVE AT wILMINa1 on
55 PMlLADELPHIA.--l243, 2.v7 3.57
~. o.s5i y. u. m, IL M: I2,lb. ia
= vS ~ Z.oO, ABS, AL, $40, $50 B,lb, "a
I,VV. ~, l0.i5, Ills D. M Sundays
@,zV7 ,S52, u, 10. .lOa. M; o 70, lO.4i
TRAINS = FOR toi w,rMrNaros ,.r.v,
snl nnklA.pELPHIA-Broad Street Depot
~, 1.So, sis, 1890, Ii .OO. ii. a a. m. Id
ID n, 5'SO. 4.SO, OLD 5.l5, $40 $40, s.uu 81
siU n,a1 ~ p; m. Sundays, Us, $50 a. II
Fs"S oD. a.4s. 1000, ll.s0 n. NJ
NEW YoRK.--2.U7, 3.52. T.52, 8.a
Nm "., I.4b, st.O2, 4 Al, $40 IO.45p ]
Foo, ~ - 2.U7. 3.57 7.52 q. IN, IO.45 d, I
M "a bALTIMORE.-i.b9,2 Ala, o 81. ll.to
dans S;Ai 2OO, 5.46, $40, $50 y, m oui
FRas l;os, 2.l9 a. m. 5.46, $40 $50 p. II
in WAshINGroN.--l.69, 2l9. l43
days 1.JO, s. "a, SIS d. IN, su
Ppoy los. 2.ls. a. M: .48. $50 D. m.
Fhon rERRYvILLF Unly-9.05 am,
s In a wv wv WCAsTLE.-S.4S, e.35, a M IL.
Fans. 9;eo Pm. No Sunday trains.
ma DELAWARE X, AZ a. IN. I2.
FRoSp =; w N. No sunday trains.
$50 a ~ hiNGToN q NoRrHERs II.
Taias M; i2.o5 as p. IN. No sund.
9n Il nmDEaAwARr wnsrKss r. R.-s
H. and $40 p. m.
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per cent.

MAYOR KING, of Philadelphia, has
aupointed four negro men on his police
force. These are the first negro po~
li,emen that city has had. Mayor
King is a Democrat. The negroes
generally voted for his opponent at the
election,
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Imperial Conference.
LONDON, August 5, 1881.

A despatch from Gastein announces
that the two Emperors held ahalf hours
conference this morning. The Emperor
If Germany subsequently, accompanied
The Emperor of Austria to the railway
station and bade him hearty farewell.
The Emperor of Austria has Austria has
gone to Munich, from which point he
will proceed to visit the kings of Wur-
temburg and Saxony and the Grand
Duke of Baden.
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THE New Yolk Herald says "Phila-
delphia is the Allhiest city on the COM
tinent to day." New York has under
gone a cleansing process, and hence
the Herald's laudation over its escape
from the position assigned its great
neiphbOr
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FuII OF Guests.

The prescott season IS the best Reho-
both has over enjoyed, and the Bright
House IL Gro wded with guests. The an.
mex is also we'll occurred, and the Doug
lass House. across the line, has Its full
complement Of guess.
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cosrLY.-For the privilege Of buy>
inc cigars, chewing and smoking to-
h,oco and using whiskey, Delaware
pays into the United States Internal
Reveuue offices about $300,0OO an
nnallv. This is the interest on The
mali ann of ten million collars at y
nor cent
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neiglbor.

THE excursion to Atlantic City to-
morrow will be largely patronixed.
The FELTON, makes fast time and gets
her passengers home at a reasonably
early hour in the evening.
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A Test of the Track.

This morning tbe P. W. & B. dyuo-
graph Car a nd the Pennsylvania Railroad
track Indicator. propelled by engine No.
"a, passed over the road, from Phila1el-
phia To Baltimore, for the purpose oi
testing its conuition.
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N. Carolfna's Whiskey War.
RAIrIau Aupust f. 1881

Reporis from seventeen counties give
the majority against prohibition of a.
7as. The olh counties will probably
run ilup 10 $1,000 or 70 900. The whites
divided, the egrees did not, but voted
soiidly against the proposed measure,
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wanted.

Copies of the DAILY GAZETTE for
Oct. 2 and 2S, 1880 are wanted at this
Office. Five cents, each will be paid for
copies of the above dates.
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o. 4 FL D..

NAFF.-At his residence, No. 200 West
Eleventh street, Mr.. Henry II. j Nan.fn
his 8lst year.
Funeral services at the Old Swedas,
Church on Saturday afternoon, August 8.
at O'Clock.
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Lovers OF a really good chewing tobac-
70 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as tits the only tobacco which
has not the favor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
p. I'D u VS. m
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The Spanish Contract for American
Tobacco.

The contract of the Spanish Govern.
this wear In carving on its monopoly
mas been awarded to Louis Araujoy Cos
Ia, Of Madrid, whose American agents
are Galway Casado, OF New YORK. Inc
10 about Ii, 500 hogsheads, of Kentucky
and Virginia tobscco in four grades-se,,
iecIions, medium leaf, common leaf and
lugs,
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1ts gaily Sazstts.
-.nxp AT wIIMIraTor PC, rosNossicA
ENTERED srooND-CLAss NATTER.
~, h,n hotel at .Rockaway will be

IT, h,o hotel at Rockawsy VIII be
ad to ,be public to-day, and Its acres
op'au a,n,no room, its miles Of piazzas, It's
'Io,H VI a of Railways and IT'S honey
iaO' , of bedro ,ms will at last he tested
. . money.makiug investment. 1t -
'sas,inc 10 note signs Of life IN what
ha, been so long the mausoieum Oh capi-
tal and labor.
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HOW TO GET CURED.

Its strange any one will suffer from
ieraDgements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health 10 the ply steal organization.
Ills q strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Svphi-
luc disorders, Weakness OF the Kitneys,
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
Stomach, skin, etc.
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xxy large TENT, i'her TO
w buy or rent, suitable for holding
service. Apply to A. y. e.,
Seventh and Poplar SITS. Wilmington.
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GOOD ENOuGU.

Or. ROGERS WORN SYRUP In
antly destroys WORMS.
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA eGrss
pain In NJ an or Beast.
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NEW ADvERTlsRAIENrs.

WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
w Increase OF boarders lUU per cent.
within three years. Two degrees confer
red or select cou, ses. Blu ldtngs large,
modern conveniences. Beautiful, access :
ible city. 18th year begins Sept. Sth, 1881.
For catalogues address
Rev. ]. M. WILLIAMS, A. NJ,
auge-1m. President, Wilmington, Del.
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they had been employed, and disgrace every
parsonage by whom they had been trusted
It is, therefore, proper and just to assume
that Mr. MacVeagh Tor Mcvcy) selected
his bed fellows from liking rather than by
mi'takc, and upon that hypothesis lie will
be judged rs the facts como out.
We have only to add that we are in no
hurry. We are content to let the weak.
headed newspaper scyophants who gave
the man his orstwhilc consequence chaw
for while in their own way upon their
own later discoveries.
They are doing it in way to amuse tho
bystanders. But we feel fully authorized
to say that there is no man of equal news.
paper notoriety now living who has as
little future in American politics as Wayne
MacVcagh, alias Isaac w. McVcy.
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The Denver Primer.


Here we Have Democratic Mass Meet
ing. How many People can You sec
Three? Yes, that Is right Why do You
three People should not be called n Mass
Meeting. Alas, dear children, you DO not
know what 1t Is to be II Democrat, and II
you nrc good you never VIII.
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A Saddcning Thought.

St. Louis Post Dispatch
We are pleased TO sec that the Nc,cS has
achieved II success that is unparalleled In
American journalism. 1t must be tearing
the life out of the heavy and expensive
morning papers. stu we are saddened by
the thought that all new papers are sue
cessful the first week.
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The Inv OF SelEPrescrYntiOn

NOoHtH ITTIlVN.
A man is fool who will support anyone
who works against his interests. For our
part, we hayc no comfort for the man who
by the Eternal we will never aid any per.
son In numbering us. Mans first duty he
owes to himself, and II he acts otherwise he
Is fool
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

rJNoIBsToNE DISTRICT, ARIZONA, is now
the leading silver-producng mining camp of the
southwest. The ore Is all free milling and of high
grade and with the development that has been
attained in the past two years is now yielding
bullion output of over sGoOOOO per month. giving
handsome returns In both dividends and enhanced
value of stock to fortunate holders. The attention
of the public is called to the stock Of the Mesa
Consolidated Mining Co., in this district as one of
the safest and best Investments that can be made.
Stock with par value ofsi0 per share Is now offer.
ed in limited quantity, for development of the
mines at 81 per share, guaranteed against assess
ment. Send for circular and any other information
desired to
T. r. SORTN,
Secretary Mesa Consolidated Mining Company,
Tombstone, Cachise County, Arizona. ocl0
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FREE ADVERTISING,

Advertisements under hehedd of"situotions
Wanted" and Hep Wanted" wiH hereafter
be inserted IN THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We inuite oar friends ,uisliing
situations or help 10 aral themselves of this
offer Answers directed IN care of CRITIC
Office ,riU receiUo careful attention.
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BOARDING.

A LADY AND DAUGHTER HAVE A
"A pleasant room for rent, with board, furnished
or unfinished; also, small room, suitable for
Z st. nol2-3te 4
LNIRST-CLASS BOARD, with large rooms, at
- i7g Penna. ave-, opposite National Hotel.
Board from IS to $40 per week. Transient, from 81
TO sl50 per day. Terms to suit for families. Mrs.
o. q. Howard p-oprietress. I'D
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
- j. AMBLER SMITH. 9th and D SITS. n00.8tt

EoR SALE OR EXCIIANGE--AT A GREAT
IL bargain, 900 acres, ten miles from Washing
ton city, with good dwelling of rooms also four
tenant houses, In splendid repair; abundance of
would make n Very f,nc stock Sarm . Viii selI or
exchange for property in this city or Virginia,
suitable for summer boarders. WIN. ii. MAIN d
BROS, cor. PenDa. ave. and ID SITS. Oc22
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE--a5 ACRES, 4
good grlst mill in good order, with stablng for ?
horses and cows; fruits Of all kinds, excellent
water; 3run of stones; price, $500. VIM. III.
MAIN II BROS, cor. pennn. ave. and 81 st Oc21
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EoR sALE-oLD PAPERS AT THE CRITIC

II patent covering n little notion which will
sell rapidly In every city. Address SUCCESS
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"ANTLD = A SITUATION BY coll
w ored girl ms chambermaid or nurse; can
give best recommendations. Apply at No. 2022 Il
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VIZ TANTED-BY A YOUNG, RESPECTA BILE
w girl, white, of good parentage, with fair
education. situation as nurse or nursery govern
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UTANTED-A WIDOW LADY. OF EDUCA-
W. tlon wants employment; copying, letter
writing, amnnnensis, or any position at which she
flee, noil