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u seems strange sny one viii suffer from
arrangements brought on by upnrs blopl.
when SCovIiLs' SAHsAFAHtLLA NJ STrtItN-
GA, or BLooD AND LtyEs sIRrr, will restore
health To the physical organization IL Is
pleasant % take. aud the BrsT BLoDp Peat
TTEK ever discovered. cahng s~crUiula, Weak
nrss % the kidneys, ErysirrlAs. Malaria; AL
Nervous disorders. Debility, Bilious com
plants and all diseases % the Blood. Liver.
kidneys, stomach. Skin, etc AZ . heath
reBeucr 10 ACTS LIKE A CuAHN
BAKERS FAM fANACgA cures pain IN Nan
and Beast Use externally and internally.
Dn Rooms yE9KT.BLE WoKa STRIP In
SANITY destroys worms and remove al Tie
sccrciions which cause them.
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shoot Quick, and Then

Ask Druggists for 10. II clears out rats. mi~e,
reaches, bed-b1gs. flies. vernin, insects, iE-
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lie who !, fal~c "a present duty
breaks n thread Ia the loom. and will SC.
the defect when tho weaving II . hte-
time j. unruil.d.
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CATHnItC LIHHIHV ASSOCIATIONS. !
- LL-.-.--.-. A..-.. :
% bTAnH'tHS SrHErr,
tnt, AGp, sept "a. iSo
Kansaa CITY MALL

Tue sassyes, nam ] ever met iE a hen
recked husband when he Z, away from homo
-yoA bIiisgs
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lCblcaso Western Catholic

The latest man Nho has been male happy
through the use Of this valuable IiH.m~nt %
Mr.. James A. Conlsn, Librarian II the Union
Catholic Library Of TIT. city. The ~foIlowing
IL Mr., CONTAINS Enforcement;
UNioS CATHoItC LIRHNHV ASspFIaTfON,
at bTAnHIHN NrHESr,
o. a4r, sept. Ia. i've.
wish % all my testimony a. "a the merits
Of ~ Jacobs Ol as . cure FOR rheumAiism
One bottle has cured me Of his Troublesome
disease, which gave me \ great deal % bother
for a long time, but thanks 20 the remedy I
am currd This statement Is unsolicited 10y
any one In its interest.
JAMES 4. CoxIAN. Librarian.
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ivEEI q has to dsy. Hsfmoay ,srlls
the o. s1ts to szu ~. u F.aFSs
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lutN =" men, learn ~ wait, y suu under
take ro seu a t-un hriufv .lc b. resIY 80
viii lose N1T um, sul c]DutJ.- tAr h,u *
sid-s .iorh EIfsys
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RypDIxs's RcssIA v has proved ia
cency By ztestof three quarters u = e.atary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-16

What is lovegn asks an exchange
Love. my friend, is thinking that 20,
and the girl can be an eternal picnic &c
each other. -Sdism Sunbeam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-16

TIE Frazer AIle Grease 10 the bes; IN The
world. Sold e~EerYshere. Use f.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-06-16

iNFUI i.ty Should hriuH. "a a. sf,arfp
cub SkH SO arseuca bvag b, Vvp dssirs.
hlr-F nara & ~-s~Eftsrr.
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-Tho lss, Ohio Leciaa.nre

The las, Ohio Legislature passed
several bills authorizing ecsn;iss and
town. TO provide money so sd iocs'
railroad projects. All these scAsmcs
arc killed by n constitutional Prusasan
which the lawmakers must have over
looked, tha; TIE Legislature "shsll never
authorize aay county. ciiy. town, OF
township. by vote Of is ei,'ren' o.
otherwise, ~ become n stakeholder IN
any joint stock company. corporation.
or association whatever, % io ratse
money for, or loan It's crcii; ~ or in zsd
Of any such company. corporation, cF
association" The railroad projectors
are much downcAsl-
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Tho Russian papers ccntia .-s !
further Interesting p>rticsaGars c,reern I
ipg the rcEsettes who v~Tc r~r~u.ev
ecuied. On the WY frcm tho .iou.~ ~
Detention. where lea had hrss hesn
served u them. right Up TO the place q
~sxecatlob, q drum and lie band paved
aA The time behind the two ,umbrfis, 81
thai The remarks which are reported IA
have been often made by =; least one Of
the prfsr1ers In the crowds On tho road
must hars been completed! inaudiele.
/ Michaelon n aid 10 have bowed his
| head toward Vie crowd several times.
/ The same rattle OF drums, without The
h.es, was kept up HoGad the scAho!d
during the execution.
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Sh, f,r ,u>tancs, dog LeFs BIS -as al
srrl-,rf ,o,rs h. mas ior. 3I uakc ~oFph4as
e tlyH' Nt-atsr.as E~ "a
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A number of Italian women are
working on railroad in Ulster County,
n. Y.
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1t was at the close of a summer day
in 1865 that a stranger walked rapidly
down the country road of Brighton--a
stranger to a place NOT straAse TO him,
only IS change made it So His eyes
glanced eagerly from q side of the
ID ID to the other; he stepped to pluck
. stalk of the wild snapdragon that grew
by the road side; he turned from his
path to mount an old bowlder.
"This is here yet" he said. land it
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Ru', first ~ all, write for our Illustrated es'a-
CT. Western Gun WIS. PItfsbuT sh, PA
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let>ps n - - - stFs"~
N Fs.~z a@-Nssaar e. Ft
49, es@ ssizAN raeasAas - o. L~~a NJ
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B.EEH's P.Iy PlS.csa cure. pain In Nan
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ycs. ne was well-nigi gone and near his rest:
The year could not renew him: nor the cry
OF huild. ny nightiugalcs about the nest:
Nor that soft freshness of the May winds
sigh
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For the Smyrna Times.
DOVER.
DOVER, Oct. "a, 1881.
-Hhe leaves are filling of

DOVER, Oct. "a, 1881.
MR.. EDITOR The leaves are falling off
the trees.
Chcstnuts are plentiful in our markets.
The apple fever is about over. Since
early spring several hundred bushels have
been hauled to our town to the different
distilleries.
Court commenced to-day with Judges
COmegys, WOOten, Wales and Houston on
the bench. How much business will be
transacted and how long Court will con-
tinue in session we cannot as yet tell.
Sunday morning Rev. Father Bradford,
pastor of Holy Cross Church, this town.
preached an able sermon to a large con-
gregation on the subject of MANY are
called but few are chosen" and in the
evening he explained to the satisfaction of
all present the use and origin of the
Beads. Father Bradford is a forcible
speaker, and is very popular, both with
his own flock and prOtestants.
Sunday evening Rev. DIR. Caldwell be-
gan series of sermons on "Christian
Life" These sermons will be continued
for several Sunday evenings, and if we
are to judge all of them by the first one,
they will pay everybody to go and listen
to them, whether they are christians are
not.
Rev. b, G. Parker, pastor of the Baptist
Church, preached his farewell sermon to
his congregation Sunday evening. Rev.
Mr.. b., we understand, has been called to
Easton, Md. He will preach his first
sermon there next Sunday. His leaving
here creates the utmost sorrow in the
hearts of his people. His few years of
ministry here, has won for him large
circle of friends, who will regret his de-
parture.
Mcssrs. II. Il. Kenney and Ezekiel T.
Cooper, were admitted to practice law
in our courts to-day. Each one of these
! gentlemen passed creditable examina-
ton, before the special committee last
! Friday week. Mr. X will locate here, and
it is rumored that Mr.. G will go to George.
| town. We wish them success.
The rain ON Sunday night and this
morning has wet the ground enough tC
make the wheat grow, 1t was the kind
that doeth good-a gentle rain, which
soaks into the earth instead of running
off.
Our merchants with an eye to making
money have filed their stores with new
goods, such as will please the most fastide
ous Our citizens will have no excuse thii
fall for going to the city to buy goods
when we have the kind wanted here will
us.
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HOSE.

$40 pairs Of ladies lislo hose
at 80 cents; plain colors; l0O0
pairs sample half-hoso, 70 and
BIZ cents: bought Just now in
Nottingham. They are worth
twice the price: some of them
more.
We ordered lately 100 dozen
Of ladies plain-black silk hose,
all Of one quality and just alike.
The manufacturer said il was
the largest order he had ever
received from a retailer. We
buy iii quantities only staple
articles. We shall have, may
be, before the season is over
1000 sorts OF hose Of some o
them only a single pair.
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is the passion excited by the arrest of the
Land League leaders. This, for the mo-
ment, Overrides Judgment and reason and
leads to resentments which have verged
on violence. Thus far the treatment of
those arrested has not been harsh. Aside
from the harshness of arrest itself, all
have been kindly treated. In prison they
have been allowed large liberty. All this
is, no doubt, designed to show, that other
than the enforcement of the law, the gov
ernment has no desire to oppose or perse-
cute. But it is determined 10 enforce the
law Indeed, it must do this, or abandon
Ireland to the dictatorship of Parnell. OF
course it cannot do this. Hence, it has
now taken the extreme step of proclaim
ing" the Land League-that is, declaring
it an illegal, and hence traitOrous organi-
zation. The effect of this is to put the
government in an attitude to bring its
whole force to bear against it, 1t means
that harshness is now to be res0rted to, if
necessary. At the same time it so organi-
Zes the land court as to assure the people
that the tenantry shall have justice.
They are not to be excluded from the
courts, either by technicalities or high
fees. Thus the government puts itself in
the best possible attitude With the aid
of Archbishop Croke much of the diff
Guilty should be overcome. A government
cannot afford, in this day, to be uniustly
harsh. The evils in Ireland are the
growth of centuries. Gladstone no doubt
sincerely desires to remedy them. The
land act is step in that direction. Why
not take it, and then agitate for more.
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BLANKETS.

Let a s. wool blanket speak
for our bedding.
Manufacturers are RESPONSE
bic for a good deal of the
common cheating in blankets.
Cotton gets into almost all the
lOw-priced blankets, without
getting into the tickets. They
are sold for all-wO0I by the
makers, and few merchants
know the fact. \ little cotton
can be hidden in a woolen
blanket, and a good profit hid
den with it. If you find a
fibre of cotton in our So wooden
blanket come and tell us.
., =
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

THE DANGER OF FORMING HASTY AC-
QUAINTANSHIPS.-A two months ago
good looking young lawyer named VIM
Ely made his appearance in the new
borough of Rutherford, y. J. He dressed
well, was pleasing in his manner, and
regularly attended the First Presbyterian
Church. His attentions were not consider
ed disagreeable by several of the young
women. After a while it began to be
rumored that Ely had run up pretty
heavy board bill at the West Rutherford
Hotel, but this was generally regarded as
the result of jealousy on the part of some
of the young men in the place. On Tues
day evening, however, Ely's friends were
astOnished to learn that Jacob Cadmus,
the cashier Of the First National Bank of
Jersey City, had procured a warrant for
Ely's arrest on a charge of passing bogus
check. No sooner was this known than
two stOrekeepers, on whom Ely had passed
similar checks made charges against him.
Ely was arrested. His brother Addison
Ely, the principal of the school at Ruther-
ford, rather than have the case taken into
the courts, settled with the holders of the
checks for his brother, and the prisoner
was released on bail. TO the chagrin of
some Of the young women it was ascertain
ed that Ely is a married man, and the
father of two children.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
LACES.

Our Iacr-huyrr has rrt,n,..,
from Europe and thcncs tI;n III i,''
are beginning to come in ''''',>
We have these now,
Floss lace first appcaran...
here. embroidered with t''''. a'
silk on silk net; cream ''..> .nI
black. Only two widtb. "'''
yet, SI.ZJ and S3.2J; mnr. ">
the water. vi
Spani>htios and licIlu> ,.r..,,..
and black. Tie. $i "a ll".I-
SI2.5o; iichu>. SI.2.j f. -. 7.
We Judge on prices are aI'".
ID percent below last >oa>.,.
Souf1lc net. dotted. ya4".
colorS, 10 cents now. last
son. 30.
Antique Tides. ~ ct>. .ra>.
+ Ten counters ,r,ifI.,.-..
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THE TROUBLE ~ IELLAED.--The con-
fleet in Ireland Il ID. l.,- .o0k 50 serious as
a week or so ago. The Liberal Govern
ment with Gladstone at its head which
has endeavored in every way to conciliate
the people, finds tempOrizing will not do
and has issued proclamation indicating
stern measures. Archbishop Croke, who
has heretofore acted with the Leaguers,
has come out against Parnell and advised
the tenantry to await the action of the
Courts The Philadelphia Erening Nescs
in speaking of the Governments action,
says:
The proclamation means resolute war
on all Land League agitations. Its i'm
mediate effect is to drive the league, as an
organization, out of Ireland, and to send
it ove. to France. 1t will thus hereafter
operate from a foreign country. Arch
bishop Croke is out with an open appeal
for the tenants to await the action OF the
conrtst He has stood by the Land League
in all its previous agitations, and was the
personal friend of Mr.. Dillon. His aid
has been very influential in all the pre-
vious phases of the struggle. 1t is be
Hoyeet tnd5 do u Tule Ite priests VIII SC
with him, and that the influence thui
exertsd will lead the tenats to give ths
law q fair trial before rejecting it. If thii
proves correct, the trouble will soon b.
over. The court to try the land cases ha
organized, on basis so simple and mex
pensive as to fully disprove the allega
nons OF Parnell that it would not do jus
flee to the tenantry. On the contrary tn
organization is in the interest of the ten
antry. But one shilling is charged as
Tee for entering cases and teehnicalitie
are put aside. All this indicates fai
showing for the tenantry and viii d
much to reassure those who were misle,
ny farneIl's statements IL few tes
cases are disposed of in liberal or fai
spTlF toward the tenants the moral effec
wiii be very great. The one dificul
siement the government has to meet, ther
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.


All the Leading Styles of Hats at Primrose.
Collins e Savin have the best so cent Corset
in town.
roses.
For Ladies' and Children's Underware, go
to Collins Il Savin's.
Trunks, Valscs and Umbrellas at Prim-
roses.
Passamentries Fringes, &c, that cannot be
beaten, at Collins ~ Savin's.
Have you seen the $500 Mems Boots at
Primrose's?
Best line Of Zephrys and Woods in town. will
be found at Collins u Savin's
Hats of all Kind and Quality at the lowest
rates go to Primrose.
DIR. Warmers Celebrated Cross Boned Hin
Gore Corset, at Collins 81 Savin's.
Storm King Umbrellas, the best in the
market, at j. IL. Prlmrose's.
Important to Travellers.
Special inducements are otferd you by thc
Burlington Route, 1t will pay you to read
their advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this issue.
first class Hat, Cap and Gents Furnishing
Goods Store. Phillips has it, at the store
recently occupied by the Boston One Price
/ Clothing House
Gum Boots, Over Shoes and Mems and
Ladies Reliable Gossamcrs at Prmroaes.
FOR SALE.-Either my Bay on Gray Mare,
! as only have use lur one. One or Two ears
; time given if secured Il. NJ. JoHNsoN
! Jos, z. Williams has Fresh Beef constantly
/ on hand, Al :" Wilmington City Sau.age and
! Fresh Pork.
! Fancy Soap, Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth
! Brushes, Pocket Books and Purses in Large
! Quantities at Primro>es.
! FRAZIER AXLE GKEAsE.-Ore trial will
! convince you that it Is the best. Ask you
dealer for Frazer Axle Grease, and take nc
| other Every box has our trade mark on.
We propose to make our place the Head
| quarters for Gentlemcn's Furnishing Good,
and hope the Public will appreciate our effort
and assist us in giving our Town what We have
long felt the need Of, a First Glass Gents Fur.
nishing Good. House. j. L. PHILLIPS.
Englishmen formerly supposed that Amer
can running horses were very inferiGr to otheirs
but during the la>t two years Parole, Walcn.
stein and other fast ones that We're sent from
this country to England have won hundred:
OF thousands Of dollars for such Americans "A.
the MeSsrs. Lorllard James Gordcn Bennett
| (lc. The English have Investigated the rea
sons for the great ,uScc,> 1T American horses
| and lind that they are Kept in such fine cond
tion by the constant use of NJ b. Roberts
Horse Powder.-$porting Times
Hats and Caps-almost every style Trunk
! and vnli>es-SplendiG a.sortments: Blue an,
Gray Flannel Shirts, all qualities Working
Shirts. Overalls and Jumpers, endless variety
Neck Wcur->tock can he beat Umbrellas
Gum and ios-amer Goats and Gum Blanket
for Wet Weather. Our Uniaundried Whit
Shirts-The king-tor the low price Of 81
Underwear for Gentlcmcn-Low price to tn,
High Grades. Collars. Linen and Paper, goot
styles. Hosiery, Fancy and Plain, Low pric,
and good quality. Above we cnumerate a lis
of the articles we have in stock and respectfully
beg you when you need anything in our line t
give Us call as our effort will be to please all
j. f. PHILLIPS
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LIN EMS,

We are willing that these
should be taken as samples Of
our summer buying Of linens
BarnsIcy double-damask table
linen at S1.5O. Scotch ditto AT
50, and German napkinS,a half
inch under : yards square.
S2.25a dozen. There are abont
6 patterns Of each.
We have a wide range in
linens very fully covered.
Outer and next outer circle C:'y-hall->laare
entrance
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
O1LUAES,


Fail dra>~,., ready. rola.~..
silk, VIZ: brown. brunzu. IN.
garnet. and -iv.u. - to 81
Black-ca~hnH..r. 80 to ~.
Mourning dresses tyy,'y-lHs,..
also made 70 llI"a>;irr on }rr
short notice.
Fall jackets also. Light-cIar.
81 to IS: dark-cIoth. S. /.
SO: plaid, - to SIC. BIac.
cloth wraps. SG to S3D: liglt
cloth wraps. - to -.
Southeast corner vi bui!di.g.
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Jbs smgrna Gmes.
SMYRNA, Dei.,
"Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 20, 1881

THE TIMES " is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFECKER, Editor and Pro-
prietor, at Smyrna Delaware.
Observation-Disclosures year $500 in advance, of
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-Only at the
option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate OF
Seven Cents line for the rstinsertiOn; subsequent
insertions Three and a-hafcents. Alberal discount
made to quarterly semi-annual and yearly adverti'
serS.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents per
line.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

Archbishop Croke's disapproval of the
"no rent" policy may prove harder blow
TO the Irish Land League as the Govern
ment proclamation declaring it to be an
illegal and criminal organization. The
Archbishop has hitherto held extreme
views on the Irish question, and by his
visits to Davitt and Dillon in prison he
showed openly his sympathy with the
now abandons hearty cooperation for
hearty disapprobation, and the fact must
be regarded as highly significant
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

A READING GUN.-Thc Lyman Has
kell multicbarge cannon" was cast Monday
at the Scott Foundry, in Reading, Pa.
The gun, which is a new invention, is to
be 80 feet long and 81 inches in diameter,
and will have 6 inch bore. Along the
bore will be four pockets in each of which
charge of powder is 10 be placed to ac-
celerate the speed of the ball after it leaves
the chamber. The full charge of powder
will be about 1870 pounds, and the weight
of the proiectile will be about $50 pounds.
1t is claimed that a ball from this gun will
pierce two feet of solid wrought iron; and
also, that it can be thrown a distance of
twelve miles.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

The welcome announcement is made, at
Mrs. Gartield's request, that she proposes
to have an adequate biography of the late
President and an appropriate collection of
his literary remains published after careful
consideration and under her sanction.
The work win need long and painstaking
preparation.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
LADIES HATS.

Early fall hat, and bonnrr>.
trimmed and untIinnmcd black
silk ami Grape honn"t>: fall
feathers: new ribbons.
Thirteenlh->tr.ll er,ft..,.c,.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
SHAWLS.

Chuddas, / yards by ,. and
very heavy for So. Such
ShawlS are not be got for les
than S25 in the ordinayooul>e
OF trade. We can't replace
them at the price. All cream
no c0lor>.
Southwest corner Of b,;il1ipg
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

Good health is impossible when the blood Is
impure or when it Is thin and cold. Under
such conditions one disease after another is
developed. Bois, pimples, headache, neural
gia, rheumatism, etc, are the result of impure
blood, and the wisest course is to make the
blood pure, rich and warm by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparila
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
FEVER &ORE.

What tell You is the truth told for no other pur
pose but to testify to the merits of the Cucura Rene
dies. Mr.. Frederick Yeation. of this town has beer
troubled for years with Fever Sore on one of hi,
legs Last fall and all winter he could hardly walk
step. induced him to take your Remedies He ha,
taken about four bottles of CuticuTa ReSOlvent and
used the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally Hi.
leg to-day is almost well and he walks with case II
was sight To bchOld-black, and swollen very badly
wish you could see his leg to-day. The change
would Gstonish you.
CHAs. Ii. TRIP Alfred. Me.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

Salt Rheum Cor seventeen years. Helpless
for eight wears. Unable to walk. Got about
on hands and knees. Head face, neck, arms,
and legs covered Cured by Cnticura RENE
dies. win Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn St
Chicago.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

" My tormented back" is the exclama-
tion Of more than one poor hard-working
man and woman. Do you know why it
aches? 1t is because your kidneys are
OVer-taskcd and need Strengthening, and
your system needs 10 be cleansed of bad
humors. KidncyWort is the medicine
you need. " 1t acts like charm, says a
well-known physician, Il never knew it
to fail" Liquid or dry sold by all drug
gists.-B0stOn Post.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

Mr.. Ira Brown, the enterprising real
estate man states that he could and would
say good word for the ST. Jacobs Oil,
which had cured him Of severe attack OF
inflammatory rheumatism that all other
Treatments had failed even to allay,--
Chicago Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
TRICATMENI'.

The CuticuTa treatment for the cure of skin. ScGp
and Blood Diseases. consists in the internal use of
Cuticura ReSolvent, the new Blood Purifier and the
external use of Cnticura and Cutcura Soap the Great
Skin Cures.
Price of Cntcura. small boxes soc; large boxes ST.
Cutcura Resolvent 81 per bottle. Cutcura Soap 25c
|ucu'" , Snav'nS S3aP l2c S3lI 9y All druggisls
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

COLLINS & SAvIN have a line of Cloths
for Ladies' Cloaks, Dolmans, &C., very
cheap, which they will make to order at
short notice and guarantee fit. p
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

The Parneli indignation meeting in Tra-
falgaT Square, London, on Saturday night,
was o failure,
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26
- SALT ISFAErUM.

VIII Mcdonald 25i2 Dearborn ST, Chicago. gratc
fully acknowledges a cure of salt Rheum ON head
neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen years no
able to walk except on hands and knees for one year
not able to help himself for eight years: tried hun
dreds of remedies; doctor pronounced his case hope
less; permanently cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

EASILY PROVEN.--It is easily proven
that malarial fevers, constipation, tOrpidity
of the liver and kidneys, general debility
nervousness and neuralgia ailments yield
readily to this great disease conqueror,
Hop Bitters. 1t trepairs the ravages of dis
ease by converting the food into rich blood,
and it gives new life and vigor to the
aged and inlirm always.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-26

President Arthur said yesterday that
Governor Morgan had not yet accepted
the Secretaryship of the Treasury. A
member of the Cabinet, when asked what
he thought of the outlook, said: at
means that Morgan declines" The Presi-
dents failure to send the name of Attor-
ney General MacVeagh's successor to the
Senate is construed to mean that the ques-
ton of the Cabinet changes is being re-
considered and that new names NAV now
be selected for both the existing and con-
templated vacancy.