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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17
l Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of consump-
tion and all diseases that lead to it,
such as stubborn coughs, neglected
colds, bronchitis, hay fever, asth.
ma, pain in the side and chest, dry
hacking cough, tickling in the
throat, hoarseness, sore throat, and
all chronic or lingering diseases of
the throat and lungs, DR.. KINGS
NEW DISCOVERY has no equal and
has established for itself u world
wide reputation. Many leading
physicians recommend and use it
ia their practice. The formula
from which 1t is prepared is highly
recommended by all medical jour
mails. The clergy aud the press
have complimented 1t in the most
glowing terms. Go to your drug
gist and get trial bottle free of
cost, or a regular size for $l. For
sale by Heinzeman g. Ellis, Los
Angeles, Wholesale Agents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17
FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished =,
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and franklin streets. one
block from POstOdice, d3ltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17
AFEW WORDS to GENTLEMEN.

VK 7E ARE TAKING MORE ORDERS
" for Deviin's Celebrated Custom M
prices have been reduced. No better fitting
garments are to be obtained. Come and see our
samples. Select the kind you want, and we
no sale.
Our Reduction Sale in Gents Furnishing
Goods still goes, and you will find it to your hd-
vantage to buy your shirts and underwear and
other goods at the low prices at which they are
now being sold. We have certainly reduced
prices on larger lines Of goods.
The "Coulter Shirp' is giving perfect salts.
faction, and is undoubtedly witheutn rival on
the Coast. Men are paying high prices for
shirts made to order that no better in any
respect than tn ose we selling at very low
prices. The "Coulter Shirts" are manufactured
expressly to my order. Call and see them.
B. F. COULTER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17

City Justice Adams in the case of
the People vs. Espinosa, appointed
Charles J. Fox to report the pro-
ceedings in shorthand, which he
did. Judge Adams certified to the
bill and ordered its payment out
OF the County Treasury. Deputy
County Treasurer spence. how
ever, refuses to pay the bill, and on
application of Charles J. Fox, Il
writ of mandamus has been issued
by Judge Sepulveda, returnable at
half.past nine Monday morning, to
the County Treasurer to pay the
bill, or show cause why he DOES
not do So.
A fight took place between two
passengers on the ARIZONA emil
gront train at the depot last night,
growing out OF a dispute over a
seat, in which Daniel b. Griffin,
one Of the belligerents. received a
cut under the arm. Chief Gard
was telephoned for and on reaching
the depot took charge of the man
supposed to have done the cutting,
who had been arrested by the Rail.
road Company's watchInan. On
being brought to Police Headquar.
ters the prisoner gave the name OF
David Hughes. He denies having
inflicted the wound, and says II
must have been given by some
other occupant of the.car.. A CLASP
kHife was found on his person but
it showed no sign Of having been
used, both blade and handle being
entirely free from blood stain. He
was locked up to await examina-
ton. Griffin was taken to hotel
near by, where bis wound, which
10 slight. was dresssd by DR.. Wise
A woman who had tsksn pessss.
sion Of Hughsa's seat, nlting II
VII psesa . w 6 5As eef9s. q
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
MARYLAND Items.

Baltimore has prohibited the sale of toy
pistols.
A Chester river oyster, caught by Il
tongman, had clay pipe in its mouth.
Peter Willis, Sr., of Caroline county,
died last week, aged 81 years.
The corn crop is generally better than
it was expected to be.
A sweeping revival is now in progress
At the NJ. E. Church in Oxford. About 80
have already united with the church.
1t is estimated that over two hundred
and fifty horses have already died of
pink eye" or blind staggers" in Queen
Anne's county. The disease is now abat-
ing.
A new born male child was taken up in
shrimp net from Chester river, near one
of the Chestertown wharves, Friday morn
ing. 1t was sewed up in flour bag with
brick placed in the bag.
The formal laying of the corner stone of
the new NJ. f. church at Trappe, will take
place next Monday, 14th inst Rev. T. f.
Martindale. p. E., will officiate Rev. f.
C. McSOrley, pastor.
Our Maryland exchanges record two
church weddings last week-Charles A.
Busteed, Junior editor of the Centreville
'0bserrer and Miss Mollie G. Wilkinson. of
the same town, and John George and Miss
Ella Anderson, of Sudersville.
Mr. Clarence B. Stoddard the druggist,
informed us that Mr.. Louis Hope, q suff-
erer with rheumatism for number of
years, obtained the greatest relief by the
use Of st. Jacobs Oil.-MonrOe Mich
Commercial
The trial of William J. Arrants for the
murder of Nicholas Velcker, at Elkton,
was concluded Thursday, the jury, after
being out but ten minutes, returning
verdict of not guilty" AS will be re-
membered by our readers, the murder of
E9lcker occurred in Elk Neck, Cecil
county, in September, the victim being
found anchored head down in the Elk
river. The evidence pointing to Arrants
as the murderer was purely circumstantial
When the verdict, "not guilty" Was an
nOunced by the foreman, a scene ensued
in the court room. Arrants' wife, sister
and children wept long and copiously, and
the prisoners friends rushed to him with
congratulations. 1t is said that no similar
scene was ever witnessed in the IIkton
court room.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
For the smyrna Times.
DOVER.
DOVER. Nov. Z,

DOVER, Nov. Z, 1881.
Mr.. TOR:-Fires do not feel bad this
morning.
Hickory nuts are coming into market by
the bushels. Chestnuts are scarce this
year. | have seen but few, so far.
Miss Bigbee did not read here last week
as advertised, owing to too small atten-
dance. On Monday evening next we
understand she will make another ATTEMPT.
We hope she will have full house.
The Hyers Sisters Combination gave
an entertainment in Court House Hall
on Saturday night, to a large audience.
1t has been a long time since troupe of
any kind has played here, that was more
enjoyed and appreciated than the above
company. Each one took his or her char
aeter well, eliciting every time the ap-
pause of all present. II they were to
come back again they would have better
house.
hear it said that there is some talk of
several of our mOnied men, buying the
Shakespeare's mill pond and have it
drained and thoroughly cleaned of all the
hlh that has been for years accommodating
on the bottom. The cause of all the sick
ness we have had ifl-and around town this
year and for years past is attributed to the
enect5 OF the pond. We hope for the we'll
!are OF our people that there is something
mthe talk. If our capitalist make up their
minds to have the pond cleaned they will
1oh Already three or four of our citizens
nave died with typhoid fever, and two
more are now at deaths door. and nearly
every one has had the chilis and fever.
The wife of Rev. B. G.. Parker. fo].merlv
pastor of the Baptist church here. died al
tae parsonage on Sunday night, after a
sickness of about four weeks, vita typhoid
lever She was much beloved by her
aequaintances, who we've not few She
died the death Of a christian, She will be
buried at Wilmington, on Thursday.
+. A. Williams, Esq :, who has been sicl,
for several weeks past, with typhoid fever.
we are glad to state is rapidly recovering
We hope to see him out again ATTENDING
Mhis professional business in a Few davs7
The latter part of this week will afford
iioVers of lectures a good opportunity OF
nearing them. The gentlemen who are
70 lecture, come hear highly recommended
as able and forcible speakers, and their
body ''0'J'
a. Inc series of evening sermons, on the
cGnilstian Life" preached by Rev. DIR.
NJkaloTetl, is having tie effect of iilIing the
~iuruh with people ON these occasions.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
Teachers of Kent COUNTY.


The following list comprises the nam,
and postoflice address of the teachers
Kent county, who will meet at the Inst
tute which convenes at Dover, to-da,
November 9th:
/ John r. Jackson, FELTON,.
A. Moore, FELTON,.
Ada Warren, FELTON,.
J.. o. Grennell, FELTON,.
Nellie M. Burnham, Harrington.
Lewellyn Dill, Hollandsville.
Hettie scarborough, FELTON,.
8 Emma Ramsdell, Hazlettville.
8 Fred r. Owen, Vernon.
10 Elma r. Frasher, Petersburg.
IL Urania Burr, Milford.
II John G. Clifton, Milford.
Is Flora Webb, Milford.
IA Miranda Wiswell, Milford.
15 Annie p. Beswick, Milford.
16 S. Nj. Beswick, Milford.
II James L. Jump, Harrington.
Is James w. PeI.is, Feltol.
10 Georgia Anderson, H..rrington.
20 Mary Clark, Harrington.
81 Carrie Johns, Slaughters.
% Martha S. Moore, Maryoel, Nd
% o. NJ. Plumb, Harrington.
"a Emma Sylvester, GoldsborOugh, Md.
25 Ida R. Kersey, Marydel, Md.
26 Lucy P. Meredith, Petersburg.
q Sallie A. Meredith, Petersburg.
2S Aaron Willis, Dover.
30 w. d. Hawkins, Dover.
/ 80 Charles f. Stockwell, Kenton.
81 +. c. Hardesty, FELTON,.
80 Lizzie Mcdowell, Smyrna.
So NJ. J. Clark, Milford.
81 n. o. Harris, Wyoming.
! So p. NJ. Money, Harrington.
36 Jennie l.. McCleavy, Pennington.
81 Robert Smith, Harrington.
SO Sallie W. Postles, Milford.
80 Jennie f. Lake, Houston.
40 f. B. Slaughter, MoortOn.
Al s. Brady Cooper, Moorton.
~ JnO P. Z. Handy, Camden.
43 X. S. Storm, Milford.
A Frank A. Johns, Clayton.
45 Levin Irving Handy, Smyrna.
46 Robt. Y. Wallen, Clayton.
AZ A. NJ. Cubbage, Petersburg.
IS Joseph Bradley, Moorton.
49 Maggie f. Hammond, Camden.
80 Annie w. Meredith, Dover,
81 Annie n. Griffith, Smyrna.
81 S. Q. Stevenson, Willow Grove.
SO Jas. NJ. Corkran, Burrsville. Md.
81 Thomas E. Roe, Kenton.
90 VIM. f. Dunn, Camden.
56 Mary V. Wallace, Pearson's Corner.
81 Charles X. Cole, Leipsic.
5S r. o. P. Wilson, Leipsic.
SO Benjamin A. Groves, Christiana.
60 VIM. r. MOwbray, Dover.
81 NJ. Jennie McKilligan, FELTON,.
81 J. Martin Ford, Marydel, Md,
63 $. Kate Layton, Burrsyille, Md.
81 Laura Smith, Templeville, Md.
65 Nellie S. Rice, FELTON,.
66 Lille Cooper, Willow Grove.
67 Ella Davis, Woodside.
6S Laura Harper, Frederick.
60 Maggie Harper, Dover.
20 Annie Z. Williams. Hazlettzille.
Il Lille w. Register, Dover.
- s. NJ. Cartee, FELTON,.
73 Mary l.. George, Viola,
"A Maggie Seeders, Pennington.
IS Lydia Blank, Hollandsville,
16 Dora NJ. Hummer, Templeville, Md.
II T. c. Moore, Dover.
IS III. ID. Boyer, Clayton.
79 Sallie Hall, Fre1erica.
so Mary l.. Brown, Frederica.
81 J. G. Milbourn, Slaughters.
50 n. r. Simpson, FELTON,.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
SMYRNA Branch Trains.
CHURCH SERVICES.

amy METHODIST EPIsCoPAL--Sunday-P Preaching
AsB22ii n. and 73IPM Sunday SchOOl-9A. NJ and
GV Gf PRAYER Meeting Tuesdays at "a NJ. Rev.
john D. Rigg' Pastor. ~,
Drrrp's PROTESTANT EPISCoPAL-Sunday-P Preach
81 sInI at I0% A. NJ aud ~ Pm. WedneSday-7A ?. NJ.
InFF InFFnI:s a: 'Day-9l% AN Sunday SchoOl-2P NJ. Rev.
w., Gordon, Rector
,.,,spvrEr1 -Sunday-Prcaching at lO15 A. NJ: and
fkIIS fsIS " sunday SchOOl-2P NJ Prayer Meeting
ss,3days at ~ p. ST. Rev. J. II. Umsted. Pastor.
c,ruoIIc.-Odd Fellows Hall-Second Sunday of
CA.ilar, month, at 10 A. NJ. and . p NJ. Rev. Geo.
{ bradford, Pastor.
,.,.rrxxrA1 METHODIST EPISCOPAL (ColOred).-Sun-
'dsv-Preaching at 1917 A. NJ. and Z p. NJ. Rev Geo.
II Waters. Pastor.
AFRICAN METHODIST TEPIscoPAL0SundayIPm IPTe%Snlng IT
helms Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

SO Annie B. Sarde, Camden.
81 Charles p. Hynson, Milford.
S5 Henry F. Mitten, Frederica.
sc J. Herman Gooden, Smyrna.
81 VIM. r. Downs, Harrington.
SO A. d. Stockwell, MoortOn.
80 Lizzie Vinyard, Milford.
80 Matte G. Wright, Clayton.
81 Lidie M. FarrOw, Leipsic.
92 o. G. Taylor, Slaughters.
93 Lenore Nj. Clements, Green Spring.
"a Enoch Moore, Marydel, Md.
50 M. III. Vosmus, Petersburg.
96 c. J. Wyatt, Marydel, Md.
81 Annie 2. Newnom, Pearson's Corner.
50 Annie w. Lord, Camden.
SO j. w. Knapp, FELTON,.
100 Hester P. Rutlidge, Smyrna.
lO1 Walter Cubbage, Petersburg.
1O2 Matte Green, Camden.
1O3 Mrs. p. B. Green, Camden.
104 Henry Steele, Frederica.
1O5 F. j. Prettyman, Pennington.
106 Walter w. Killen, FELTON,.
1O7 j. w. Killen, FELTON,.
108 Ollie Todd, Dover.
100 James A. Todd, Dover.
110 Jno. d. Hawkins, Magnolia.
Ill Luther S. Conwell, Camden.
112 Rev. Benjamin Warren, FELTON,.
ll3 Emma Anderson, Frederica.
ia Annie Doughton, Smyrna.
115 Mary f. Smithers, Smyrna.
116 VIM. +. HOey, Pennington.
III Alex. Minner, Frederica.
lis Lizzie Parrott, Smyrna.
119 JnO. w. Whitaker, Frederica.
l2O Herman Bessey, Lebanon.
121 Mary E. Storm, Milford.
122 Emma Hough, Smyrna.
1913 H. Dick Alice, Downs Chapel.
124 James II. George, Milford.
125 D. S. Ellis, Wyoming, Del.
126 r. NJ. Rosin, Chester, Pa.
l27 w. NJ. Edwards, Harrington.
128 Mary Richards, Milford.
429 Sallie p, Richards, Milford
l3O Fl. o. Collins, Frederick.
131 Chas, D. Gibson, Dover.
132 VIM. Davis, BrenfOrd.
133 Martin f. Smith, Dover.
134 VIM. Willis, Dover.
135 7. p Fisher, Harrington.
l36 Mrs. Lucy P. Hanson, Harrington.
137 VIM. A. Boggs, Moorton.
1SS Lydia NJ. Hall, Milford.
l39 Mary A. Harnish, Felton,.
l40 ThOs. c. pownham, Wyoming,
l4l F.. '. Newnom, Pearson's Corner.
l42 Artemus Smith, Lebanon.
l43 Howard Smith, Marydel, Md.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
StraWbH'iGlge & ClOthier.
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
The Secret Sorrow and Happy Relief
BY THE BAED OF TOWER NALL.

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
At the window sat a lady.
And the sunset soft and warm,
Threw its rosy, golden shadows,
As mantle DER her form.
On her cheek the rose was blooming,
And her beaming. upturned eyes
Seemed to draw their wealth of glory
From the azure of the skies
Could il be that one so lovely,
Should secret sorrow know?
1es, her swelling heart was aching
With yet unspoken woe.
She had been out promenading:
Looking at the fashions rare;
And, upon the walks of beauty,
She was fairest of the fair
Happy tOo-fOr she was married
10 the husband of her choice;
And her psalm of life was ehanted,
By his rich, meledious voice.
In her heart, his kind words spoken
fingered like all angel guide;
And her queenly step and carriage,
Won the fruits of honest PRIDE
Thousands. dressed III silks and satins.
Gaily, proudly, passed her by;
And within the Halls of Fashion,
Festooned for the passers eye,
Temptingly, the richest fabrics
Were by cunning hands displayed;
But upon her brow unclouded,
Envy could not cast a shade
She was pOOr-her husbands earnings
Silks and satins could not buy:
But " Brilliante." chaste and charming
Fell at last beneath her eve.
An she wished she could not help IT,
That the shining gold she had;
But. alasl her purse was empty,
And the knowledge made her sad.
Thus, the secret of her sorrow,
Though unspOken. we have learned:
Longing for the charming Brilliante"
To her dwelling she returned.
As we found her, at the window.
With a woe she might not hide,
She remained, until the twilight
Brought her husband to her side.
With kiss her husband met her
Gave her chin playful tap.
And then threw u golden eagle,
Bright and shining, in her lap.
There's Ten," he said, my darling.
You can take, and spend It all;
have bought my Sunday garments,
Up at famous TOWER HALL.
And in buying at the Tower,
The firm To their purpose true
Sold them az price so modest,
have saved this Ten for you"
Need talk of brilliant bIushes!
Need speak of brilliant eyes!
Need write about the Brilliante,"
Which of course the lady buys!
No, won't betray their secrets;
! pill lei the curtain fall;
We'll assured my lady Teadera
viii remember TOWER HALL.
II with smiles of appreciation,
Ladies should our efforts bless;
When their husbands get their clothing
. They, perhaps, may get dress
here is net q stock of Clothing in the City whicl
nicely assorted and suitable for the selection
rments as our present lot. IL is the most cOmpl
4 seasonable to be found anywhere, and we d
nparison in the economy of our prices GARITl
LsTEN q ALLEN, TOWER HALL, Nos. SIS 9
MARKET Street,
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
SECRET SOCIETIES.

r,pvoxy LODGE. No IS. A. F. A M.-Meets First and
Third Thursday evenings of each month, at s
o'clock.
MORNING STAR LODGE. No g. l. o. o. F.-MeetS every
Friday evening, at o'clock.
DTcDOSSEIL ENCANPMENr, No 2.-Meets Second and
Fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
-. C.. COOPER
(COOPER'S BUILDING)
Cor. Main and Commerce Sts., Smyrna
Some Items not all New.


The following is only general classification of the Stock
few Specaes at the end of the List The goods are
offered at close prices, quality considered.
Blankets Carpets Flannels Cassmeres Cloths Kersevs
Ladies' Coats Shawls Nubias Gossamers Gloves Dress
Cloths.
Gents Scars Ties Bows Collars, Cuffs, Shirts Gloves.
Ladies' Gents and Chidrens Underwear Hosiery Hand
kerchiets. "
Carpets Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths Carpet Chain Carpet
Thread Binding
Umbrellas Canes Sacels Cabas Bags School Bags Vaises
CashmeIes Apacas Crepes Monte Cloths Percales Prints
MuSllns Silks SlleSlaS CambricS Drllings.
Bibles Hymnas POems Gift Books, Speakers Music
Books Blank Books
Albums Scrap Books, Picture Books Blocks, Games Toys
Holiday Cards.
Gold, Silver TISSUE Music Glazed Perforated Impression
Drawing and Manila Papers
Writing Paper, Envelopes, INKS States, PENS Pencils
Blotters, Rubbers, Racks Inkstands Rulers.
Butcher and Cash Books
Pocket Knives, Combs, Brushes Pocket Books Purses
Cigar Cases, Razors, Straps, Pipes Scissors.
Blacking, Polish Color
Hair, Clothes Hat Tooth, Nail Lather, Paint Window
Scrub, Stove, Feather, Dust and Sweeping Brushes
Ropes IWlnes Threads, Cords, Lines, Brooms, Whsks
Pals, Tubs, Measures Keelers Churns Baskets Bowls
Boards Rollers, Cans, Ladies' Butter Prints
Glass China Stone Tin Earthen Yellow and Queensware
Flower Pots, Vases, Pipe Guards
Lamps Shades Chmneys Wicks Globes Holders Brackets
fonntS Re1ectOrs Lanterns Burners
Wads. o. F' oO'
C9ees Sugars Syups Teas Spices Oils Starche Soaps
Oaus Oheese Baking Powders Lyes Meats Fish Vnegars
crackers cakes Fruits, Pickles Sauces Catsups Jeies
Extracts, Canned Meats Mince Meat. = =
Carpets by Sample from the Taroest stocl in Now
York City and at New York Prices Orders filed
LII three days. Carpets made If desired.
ssI,-+~ 4r,o ,,..4 s,...A s
price reduced.
Sewing Silks and Twists the hest makes au shades
LADIES' AND GENTS KID GLOVES SPECIAL PAINS TRBN AS m 0UAY
Heayy Cuu10nqgl 1po0l EZauuezs Ezxukne eLaae,7pe01
THE WORLD RENOWNED PERKINS HOISE NOy-EYpRIVE lamps
Devoes Brilliant Oil the Rest and Safest Rumino oil made
He NO Tea, a DuPH, NATURAL fine favored Tea Try it
Pure, Strong. Pulverized Sage, In Bulk.
Call, and examine and buy
j. B. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
Notice to Advertisers.

Persons having Advertisements, or wanting
changes in their advertisements, in the TIMES
will please have them IN the Office by Tuesday
afternoon, at 5 o clock
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

Indulgent parents who allow their chill
dren to eat heartily of high-seasoned food.
rich pies, cakes, &c, will have to use Hop
Bitters to prevent indigestion, sleepless
nights, sickness, pain, and perhaps death.
No family is safe without them in the
house.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

We propose to make our place the Head
quarters for Gentemens Furnishing Goods
and hope the Public will appreciate our effort
and assist us in giving our Town what we have
long felt the need of, First Glass Gents Fur
nishing Goods House j. +. PHIILIPs.
The largest assortment of Hats in Delaware,
at the One Price Shoe Store. ]. H. Primrose.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
Elliott, johnson B en-.

BANKERS and BROKERS.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
We desire to call special attention to our superior
facilities, over Phtladelphla houses In executing
orders Tor the purchase and sale of Stocks and All
securities IN that our Office is now connected by
dtreet prtpqfe t0fTes with New York. Boston, Philadei
phin, Baltimore and Washington,
quotations. viii be cheerfully furnished by wire
and our daily letter and closing prices sent BY mail
every evening, to any one desiring them - -''''''
Local securities bought and sold Cash raaav sor
eood hrst Mortgages az both and per cent mh0.iy
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

aaa aeear.il :. -, jackson, OF North Carolina,
church Mia NM q cali to Christ Episcopal
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

f.i1 nhEUMATTC DISEASES. ailments
AZ sSllo% from torpid liver and costivc bow
- ~ tne skin, bowels and kidneys falling
fa.sats one,r proper work, an Aerid poison is
os sAaed !, IN the blood, which is the occasion
nroSe Slese acute diseases. Kidnev-Woyt
prOuuces pr'' healthy action Of all secretive
Mails, Mails, and throws off the rheumatic
D-S'a. Drv' 's Equally efficient IN Liquid or
orm.-Inter-Oc Ocean.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

:, Chas Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City, Heights,
n. j., reports that his son, a lad of twelve
years, was completely cured of terrible case
OF Eczema blythe Cuticura Remedies. From
his head to his feet was one mass of scabs.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

CompIetm,,m " m Taylor, Boston, is we'll again.
poistneSle " cured of a scrofulous humor which
with sorss IL blood, covering his face arid head
and cufcnsDy ~ Outicura Resolyent internally
''N1ta and Cnticnra Soap externally.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

in bsd bssue height of folly to wait until you are
whef ~ Wv with disease that may last months,
Parker car can be cured by a timely useN of
famiIias 0lnger Tonic. We have known sick
. made the hcalthiest by it.-O6serrer
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

Women everywhere use Parkers Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned by experience
that it oyercomes dependency, indigestion,
weakness IN the kidneys, and other troubles Of
the sex.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
44-Inch ArmureS


In solid colOrs. Being doublewidth brings this ex
celent wearing, beautiful French dress goods at the
rate Of % cents per yard, single width. They were
imported to retail at 81 per yard
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
44-Inch CaShme1.ineS

At..........S12j
Made of finest cashmere wool and pure organzine
silk. They in solid colors garnet brown bronze
blue, paon. ets, making beautiful trimming or
polOnaise to combine with cashmere Actually cost
Sl.75 in gold to land last season.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

French Sillx-Mixed Novel
ties
(2l-inches wde)
At.,........5 so Cents
These are very scarce and in great demand for
trimmings and Jackets. We believe we are the only
house showing so varied an assortment. These goods
were sold last year for 81.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09


pies - ~ ~ 1"i"neH' VIII SeNl sam
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
44-Inch Granite Cloths
At............621@ Cents.

At...........G215 Cents.
Pune wool, and in garnet, brown, blue green, plum
bronze and gendarme sold at this time last year for
81.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09
44-Inch Powder Cloths

Pure all-wool in garnets, navy blues, green's
plums. peacock blues, and browns. Sold this time
last year for ST..
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

=, Last season there were imported about twice as
Goods as were sold consequently many lots had to
season the importers i'll order to realize on them pl
prices bearing little relation to real values
In their Closing Sale of last January,
Smyrna times., 1881-11-09

COLLECTORS wANTED.--Good pay and permanent
- employment. Address II. N. z. A.. Hazleton, Pa