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Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
Smyrna and Vicinity.

THERE is an appearance of Thanksgiv-
ing about the groceries.
THE people are beginning to wish that
something would hurry up the sluggish
morning mail.
MEssRs. JEFFERSON & COLLINS, whose
ice houses are exhausted, are getting sup
plies from Philadelphia.
DIR. Stout has sold the engine and
shafting of his grist mill at Leipsic to
Mifiiin & Ridgeley of Wyoming.
The ladies of the Mite Society are
making the initial preparations for q
Supper on Thanksgiving evening.
THE rains have brought out second
crop OF blossoms on number of pear and
cherry trees, and in some cases peach
trees.
THERE is sharp contest among the
poultry dealers in supplying the city
markets with Thanksgiving turkeys. chick
ems and ducks.
THERE is o MeteOrie shower predicted
for tonight or tomorrow night. Persons
who are fond of viewing such DISPLAYS
should look out for it.
THE weather indications has already
caused one person to prophecy that no ice
wiz De gathered this winter. Wait till
the days begin to lengthen.
The wet weather of last week and the
week before bothered the farmers consid-
cradle in getting in their corn and fodder.
Ihey are, however, nearer through their
work than usual at this period in Noveln-
Der.
A GENTLEMAN remarked after hearing A.
recent sermon that If the text had had
the smallpox in it, it would have been of
no hurt to the preacher, for he did not get
near enough to his text 10 be in danger of
the contagion.
The cold blow Of yesterday was doubt
less an oH shoot of the severe snow and
wind storms they have been having in
Colorado, New Mexico and Kansas. Tbe
snow fell there in sufficient quantities To
block the railroads.
The thermometer this morning stoa5
20 thus giving us the ini.iaI t.,urh az
Winter. The flowers in the yards that
have remained in such beautiful bloom nm
to the middle of November, will now
doubtless drop their diminished heads.
ON Monday next, it being Thanksgiving
week, the steamer j. e. Tygeyt will change
her time of leaving Instead of half.past
ten o'clock, A. NJ, as announced in the
time table,-she will leave ut half-past 7
IN the evening. The change Is made in
order TO give shippers more time.
lNTELLIGENcE was received this morn
ing by telegraph from HiIlsbOrough, Md.
q the death of Mrs. Jacob r. Alice. near
mat place: Mrs. Alice was favorably
known IN this community having resided
tne most Of her life near thiS town. The
remains VIII be brought here COR internent
at noon on Friday.
PouLrRy.-Wanted 10000 pounds of
Dressed Poultry, to be delivered at the
store OF Wm. Culleny, Smyrna, on Satur-
day and Monday next, Nov. 10th and 2lst.
for which 4 will pay the highest price in
CASH. Geo. ID. Armstrong, Smyrna. D
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

THE Grave Yard Insurance" subjects
are every few days coming to the surface
with their astonishing revelations. The
rascally agents find some old and decrepid
individual that looks as if he naturally
had short lease of his life. They find q
medical expert" to pronounce him sound
in body and mind and take out a policy
for $4,000, $4,000 or $4,000. They
keep up the premiums unless the subject
lives too long; when they find a way for
him to slip his breath. No species of
villany exceeds this grave yard insurance
business and Commissioner McFee in re-
fusing the establishing of one of these
disreputable companies in Wilmington
has the hearty endorsement of the entire
people. The attorney general of Penn
sylvania is making q vigorous move for a
Qao 'cGrraatO for the dissolution of the
several companies in that State.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

The VOICE OF THE BALLoT.-The clear
ing away of the smoke of the recent cleo
tions reveals state of affairs that is both
pleasant and unpleasant to both parties.
as affecting the nationality of politics
hut two States had any signifcance-New
York and Virginia. In the first named
il was predicted lif rainy day which It
'Yas) that the Democrats would have a
'walk-eVer" because of the i'll feeling ex-
listing between the ''Starlwart" and "Half.
breed I wings of the Republican party.
The Republicans, however, carried the
state ticket with one exception, but the
Democrats carried both branches Of the
Legislature and gained q member of
Congress which il is said Just robs the Re
pnbiicans Of the majority of one over all
the Others in electing speaker of the
House at Washington, and may throw
them at the mercy of the Greenbackers.
In Brooklyn, however, they made d great
gain which may have prospective in
lucnee in the State canvass ia the future
Under the direction of Boss McLaugh-
lin the city gave 1900 majority for Tildeu
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

THE uncertainties of the law are felt
in National as well as State Courts. The
conviction of the Star Route thieves look
ed like one of the easiest things possible,
but the Government was beaten in the
very first bout through technicality in
the indictment. Guiteau, it is feared,
may also escape through the same loop
hole or by some other sharp trick or de-
vice. His last move is to shift the re-
spOnsibility from himself to God, declar-
ing that he acted under Divine impulse
in executing Divine purpose in removing
the President. The question of insanity
is a clever dodge, resorted to many time
before by criminals who have exhibited
The same method in their madness. His
trial commenced Monday at Washington,
and is eliciting much interest.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

c,,.t 6E Peninsula editors are takino co,,.
h., land 1T is comfort in the fact fhat
rgiars know it is waste of time orJ
1Thn 11Ipof 10 ourglarize an editors house
somehow, however, 30 for, the
PleacheTs, the Rev. DIR. Caldwell of Dover
aElns Deen robbed twice since Confer.
ehGe' and several others have come in fn,
snare OF the same experience.
COMPLAINT having been made at the
tayerno was being kept in This town H. I5I"9
Col. l. l.. Adkins came here ON Er;d.,, -
iitIVeS'i%ate the matter The house of
NalP Jones was searched but nothing
VuIiu' uc yielded to Il pavment of the
HoN eFhnitht tax and costs S37. 80. undcr :,
tnttAO ol Immediate arrest but%foutIv de-
EE!rGs his innocence of tire ch1r,.o TTic
neiSho lii the main are willing To testify
IN ms favor and he declares il ~ sn;tn inL
Whopplna has been for some time dis.
'urned by Sunday drunkenness. and Ibn
! Eulity party may thus learn Il lesson Of
tue fi"K IN violating the peace or society.
SELF SACRIFICE.-Tho Rev. DIR u
Mayo OF Boston, preached in the NJ =
Shurch on sunday morning last to =
l"rSe ana very attentive audience. He
tooh Iof ms text IL passage from the ,roennl
0l John, And !, if he lifted IN from iha
Earth, will draw all men INTO mo :,
starting Immediately with ali Incident or
observation last Winter when going oIt
IN the morning after the first snow fiji bn
round girl resOluteiy pulling two sIeds
WIN BOY on each, and when asked why
SnG did not let the boys pull her said she
ana not intend to be pulled any more but
would pull somebody hcrself,'' he made If
S''0 MY 0i Che dlscouIse-pull somebody.
40 something to help some man vo,r.,,,
or child that needs help. When his Iittin
Slrl came to this resolution to ou;t hn;,,,,
helped but to help others, the spirit ofthc
help1ui woman Was asserting itself Society
was divided into two claSses man onJ
women and babies. Those who l;ved or
lhu0!eht, dependent and selfish life doiny
hothlhS TO benefit any one else helon0e6
TO the latter class. God intended that
every man and woman should labor IN
help up higher those who nrc ON a
lower plane. 1t was life of ende.vor
10 help someone else. Christ's life wos
spent in trying to help the people-a life
Oh sacrifice for the good Of others
MS being lifted up on the cross was The
great lesson Of sacrifice for the 0o0d of
otnefS, which the speaker declared to be
I4e sum ana substance of Christianitv
ne pointed out the various avenues the
people nave to thus eXemplify Christianity.
Mnlcn IN doing, they would grow in the
spirit and likeness of Christ, Tho euL-
Ject was treated topical rather than textnal
ana ms ideas were enforced in a number nf
beautiful picture lessons clearly aettino
forth what can be done by those imbued
with high purpose to lift up their fellows
to higher plane. The orthodox side of
the su5ject-justilication by Eaith--was
not reached in the fifty minutes 50 well |
occupied. but if the speakers idea of earb |
sacrificing himself for the good of his |
neighbor can be transferred from an ideal !
ration on the limner's canvas to y matrr- /
lallzed fact in society, then indeed win !
mankind stand redeemed in the shadow |
II not the blazing light of the cross.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

The Kent County Teachers Institute
held last week at Dover is pronounced
one of more than usual interest and bene-
fit. The attendance was not full on the
first day because of the inclement weather,
but IN the following sessions the number
was swelled to 10 which was a good
showing considering that the schools OF
the County number 120. The teachers
themselves are taking hold of subjects
assigned them with more confidence,
which is itself 4 strong proof that the
Institutes are giving the accumula-
tive knowledge and force intended.
Nevertheless they need the companion
ship and instruction Of men of high
scholastic attainments like Drs. Mayo,
French, Bruce, &C.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
MARRIAGES.

fiIt t'HETT-> TLVENSON the brides home.
river; Ny enhcI 10Th. hy the Rev J. Il { aIlwr,I
ID - l.. Irrhelt and Lizzie Robinson daught,,
~ tie late John A. Stevenson.
~ lLpE-GnODN!N.-On Wednesday. Nnyen,, g.,
i4h at k"hton. by Rev. r. f.. Martindai, :
M"Ttl'n'a!r Taylor of Queen Annc'> t'nuntv Md
i.h' Nl>S ~ailie. daughter Of Dr j. A. Go,iw in. n
fi'N AEl'S-C CAHR.--At the VI. parsonage. BLACK
hiiG N"'rn'i'cr gh. by Rev L. K stevenson Wp,
- tHWar'iN ANA Miss Amanda \. Carr both If New
Hii.ElmBRlCK-- PHILADELPHIA November qtl by
mtN' W l.. ; Murray of Midiletnwn assisted l,y
NtE H W SimItr' Of lhiladcphia II. G. Riley. 81
sM!rI,Itt"M" lie! AMI Miss Lizzie {. Brick. ui
"1nir-Joi% %,nN.--N beer Lodge City Montana
LrrTI!1Fy Juiy 18th 1881. At the rc>iderce OF the
Wolf at l.rwcs bel and Mis-, Fannie q. Juhusou
Of Dover Del.
EINM EC ClTEf-Bnt KHAN Nnvemlcr?h IN the
ii''H ~ @ @CIlsT hnrrh hy Rev Father bradford I"hr
Lh"erhttr of Philadelphia und 4 Cilhnriur
Epcknan. of Dover
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
DEATHS.

MoNEl Near Green Spring. Nnyrnbtr llih Ella
c"iehter OF Nlu. II. and May r Money in her 10Th
year " " '
81 lH"NS Near Kentnu. N"ven,h her lIih Mrs su.nu
iiurI'"> "Idu" "t TIE lot. William Burrows n.e,l
- ytaES "70''
El iH-NoI cnlber I"th. at the residence Of her
ieIit~. \. y. .C"'IH2tnu Springfield IN Mrs las
u kuh formerly oftni, tuw H. aged ~ years and 10
IInIitlIs ' ~
AI.LEE.N"ar llillsbor"ugh, Nd. November lltb
3dayS ' "'''i
ne friends Of the family respectfully invited to
t|t c remains al the smyrna epnt ON the arrival
- Tie 10 - train Friday III ,rning 18th n.t and mr.
'etd from thence To GenwOod Cemetery for inter
"lLNIN,,ON:-At brownsville. Fayette County Pa
Sehlcmher ii 1881 after three da yS illness William
LILY Wilkinson in his Sl>t year
","'fh-Nehr l"yer after brief Illness Elizabeth
wife of Abraham g. Moore
~t1N T. At Harrington. November 3rd Mrs Georgia
LeMeS. only daughter Of A J.. snd L. SOrdon and
vile OF Dr u !. Lewis. aged 81 Years
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

WLMINGToN has been agitated for
years with schemes for the eXtention OF
the city across the Brandywine and
Christiana but has failed to provide a safe
passage for its citizens compelled to cross
these streams. The drowning of man
now and then may be of no pal alticulai
moment to the city, but to the widOw anG
orphan children whose prop in life h, 5
been snatched from them by such neglect,
it is everything
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
.SLI91'2'Ru, DP/. .

THE" TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT d. EuYFECKEE, Editor and FRO
prictor, At Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS-SUBsCEIPTIoN-OMe yea- $500 in advance, OF
s2.5C ii paid till the end of the year. NJ papeI
discontinued until all arrears are paid-Only al til,
opti,'h of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate o.
Seven Cents line for the irs insertion subsequeI
insertions rhreeand hall cents. Aliberal discOuI
made Ia quarterly, semi-aIiuual and yearly adveru
SeiS
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents pei
line.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
(9ticura
ScrofulOuS, Itching and Scaly Hu-
nc Of the Skin, Scalp ard
Bloc Cured.
NELIsA<.GfIOT1% xTTTeE,-

will ROW state that made a n,irscuI,,,s ,,,,ro %
one 81 the ""TSt ca Is of skin disease known Th,.
lhu'ht !, man i'rIy Years old: hal suffered rt.,,
NchI> hl> eyes. scalp and nearly his ~ h,,,p h. "A !,
present. q irghtiul appearance Had lad the alton.
,"h % III twtvt different physi"ian>. who pre.crileJ
"lihc niHsSium arsenic. corrosive slIIna,,. ssr,s
mIih4 tir Had paid 5 % for medical treatment
NI'h but ittt y let. prevailed upon hIm tI, IIs,.
te 'n,!Hura kes'iveut internally aud the t'utit.uTs
anu Cnti'ura soap externally. lie did ~ and wn>
completely cured The skin un his head fare ana
hi" Other ImIls Of his bay whirh prrSenled a most
nna'hSo"t appearance j. now AS soft and AnI,nLh ~
az mani :. with hO S'ar or trAre of the dipn.a i
Reported by '''''
+ II Rrovy.N H., b. =, ~, .
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

Esquire Frank P. Richardson. of New,
Castle, was formally expelled from the NJ
T.. Church, at that place on last Sunday
morning, on the charge Of neglecting the
means of grace.
Hanson Harman, an old member of the
New Castle county bar, and for a number
OF years past one of the United States
commissioners for the district of Della
ware died ut his residence in Wilmington
last Sunday, aged so years.
Last week strange parties robbed tbn
store of Robert Marshall. of Fredrrica
ana took from the safe about $3.50. They
uld not disturb the goods. The people of
Frederlca are convinced that the Drrpe-
! traitors OF the robbery were thieves who
! committed robberies in Lewcs. Il is sur-
posed that they make Iescents upon iowns
!rOh a yacht
lAKING TESTIMONY IN RAILROADS St,rTS
III" taking of testimony dr. benz rsse
W;t~ h"%lIn III Wilmington on Monday l;,s;
before United States Commissioner :. r.
N'hith IN the cases of Henry :. Mc(uln
ana vile ". the Chicago, St. Louis and
New Orleans Railroad Company ct al.
and Francis :. Buck, Charles Baird ana
Inc same defendants. The former j. =,
suit brought in the United States District
Court for the northern district of Mis.i,-
sippi Central Railway Company, amount
ing to SD, 800. The suit of MesS-s. Bair,f
Buck and Porter, also brought in Missis
Slppi, who are Joined as cOmplainants. is
upon the second mortgage bonds fthc Mis-
"'saIppl Central Railway Company. which
amounts altogether to 800 1000. Geo. II.
Bates, Esq, of Wilmington, and f. \.
Bang, Esq, of New York, represent the
rainllH: ;. \. MacAllistcr, Esq, Of vii
m,hEton, and Hon. Ashabel Green, of New
York, represent the defendante. The de-
tense is that the cOmplainants in these
suits are merely nominal holders of the
bonds and not holders for value, and that
II. ;. McCOmb and wife are the real own.
ers; The case promises to be protracted
and interesting.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

Ii is announced that William Robinson
and two others were poisoned at Ripley,
Maine, last week, by drinking rum in
which acOnite had been put for horse
medicine. Rum in Maine! Impossible ;
there's some mistake here.-EreTy Erentng.
Murder in Delaware! 1t is impossible.
There is law forbiddtng it, with the ex-
tremc penalty OF death. 1t is prohibited.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
-. B. COOPER.

NHERlFFS SALE L..
~ by virtue of 3 writ of Henditinni ExpOhN, ~ ~
me directed will he exposed - Public SAFE - - ~
ntel ~ JeaerSOn q Collins in the twn Oi IN -
buck treek hundred, Kent county and state O ,Ssi
ware on THURSDAY. the LIST day Of De'emOet ~.
AZ - O'Clock. p. NJ. the following Real Estate y S
All that 81 rtain lot. piece or parel "t snu snus,sd
premises. lying ard being in Duck Creek honiIssG
keht county and stale of Delaware. on the reAn - n
ing from Dover t. Milmih gtOn, adldning AUns AI,T
Jacob Davis and other lands containing NIneiy NJ
FeTeheS ant Niilety Three HsRdreikf0f FeTcs' sre
same more or less the impruveme s upon VIM ,ory
a MOFtry frame dwelling house and tNos;ss tNo,;SSe
brlrk Stnre house. gHnaIy. stables ana 'a''''s'
house. Il
Seized aud taken in execution as the prnle'"
HENRY r. RAlGUEL and will be sold for cash,
.. THOMAS 7, LACEY. SherH
Seerl1's 0Dfce DOeer Del
NOU. 10. 1881.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

c,I IhHEUMAT1c D1sEAsEs.--These ailments
l3lloW from torpid liver and costivc bow
SlS; 81 I'm INC skin, bowels and kidneys falling
tn en. sneir proper work, an acrid poison IS
ne 14tlileu III the blood, which is the occasion
Vi !hcse acute diseases. Kidney-Wort
produces healthy action of all sccretiye
organs, and throws of the rheumatic
Po.son. R'.' Equally efficient i'll Liquid or
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

THE Moraing Neus has generously un-
tlcrtakcn the task of fixing up the Slate
OF the Democrats in Tic next State can
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

~ women everywhere use Parkcr's Cine
"n'c because they have learned bv pxrerirI ce
tn"t 1t "r"rcome$ dependency. indigestion,
TL'"Nh'SN IN the kidneys and other troubles of
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

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Fine Arts, Music, Science, Religious Intel
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News of the Wre>. Hymn Notes, he
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uons. Biblical Research (something that
cannot he found in any other newspapcr
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IN fact, a newspaper fully suited to the re-
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Smyrna times., 1881-11-16


The following is only general classification, Of tI
"A lew opecaitleS are at the end Of the List The % 'A %
ofeled at close prices, quality considered >~ ~F
/ blankets, Carpets, FlannelS Cas>imlcS Cloths E.,,
Cloths '''H "lo'eS' Dire"
Gents Scarts, Ties Bows. Collars Cufy Sb;,t. ~,
LADIES Gents and Chidren~ Underwear Ho,or Es5
kerchefs. " S'e!' Hand
Thread Binding l''' N""'n carpet
Umbrellas, Canes SatchcsC Calay BAGS ScbcoI R.,. vor
O9shme!GS Alpacls, Crepes Monte Cloths PecIir, PT>
MGsins, Silks SlleSas, CambIicS Drings '"D>
DIoleS ~ Hyinhais, Poems, Gift Books Speakers NnI
Books, Blank Books. l 41u>"
Albums Scrap Books Picture Rool. RIoL Cr y
Holiday Cards ''''N>' "'le>' Toys
Gold Silver Tissue, Music Glazed Perforated n,ocs,,
Drawing and Manila Papers I'M '"'-
- writing Paper Envelopes Inks States PENS Pa
BlOttelS, RubbelS, Racks Inksnds Rulers N"'">
Note, Bill Pass Mem. Comp Copv Recent D,oui
Butcher and Cash Books D'""H7
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-, ohoe Knives Avis Pegs Laces Tapes Thread Cork S51
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0c[1o' p stove Feather, Dust and Sweeping Brushes
Ropes Iwmes Threads, Cords Lines Byms WIi>kx
rams Tubs, Measures Kecles Chnqs Baskets Rowk
Boards Rollers, Cans Ladies' Butter Prints
NJ OlaSS Chna, Stone Tm Earthen Yellow and Queen,wan
Fl0Wer POtS, Vases Pipe Guards.
Lamps Shades Chinneys Wicks Globes Holder. Rrocht>
fountS Retect0rS, Lanterns Burners
WadS -'N D'S'' O"l" N"i'"5'"
C0hees Sugars Syrups Teas Spices Oils Starches Soaps
Candles Cheese Baking Powders Lyes Meats Fish VmegN
Crackers Cakes, Fruits Pickles Sauces Catsuns JefS
Extracts, Canned Meats Mince Meat.
Carpets by Sample from the Largest Stock in New
York City. and at New York Prices. Orders filled
IN three days. Carpets made if desired
nv "cl' KNOWN ''CSu"" %hi~tS he
price
sewing Silks and Twists, the best makes all Shades
LADES AND GENTS KID GLOVES SPECIAL PAINS TAKEN As 70 QUALITY
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Dcvoes Brilliant OIL the Best and Safest Burning Oil made
HG NO Tea, a pure. natural, fine favored THa Try it.
'0ure' Strong. PuIverized Sage, in Bulk.
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.@ 1f ol d. B. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
=CLtOEIII.A -11s< a

a., CIV: Dr = in detailing his experience with th.
JJtlcuFa Remedies. said that through Divine Proyi
iehce one OF his porbhiOner> was cured OF Srrof,i
rnlT sore which WAS slowly draniig away his liz.
oy me Cntirura kesnlVent internally aud CntirnTa
,' , ~, ti.rnra B soap externally The psO thai had
.V.I tht "iSehse wa> completely driven out
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
.CATARRH
SanfOrd'S Radical Cure,
Complete Treatment
For $sI.OO.

sanfurd's Radical Cure Catarrhal Solvent o,d
improved Inhaler. wrapped in une PACKAGE viii
Ilhll directions, and sulu by all druggists G,r ,,,
ldollar Ash for SaudfOrr> Radical Cure
From simple cold or influenza tn the ro,,ir,,
FI"nghing Gni death Of the SENSES of smell ta>is
lAhd hearing THIS great remedy sSuprpme Poisun
'hs mucous Accommodations are removed the eniire
membrane rleansed. dSiniected Sm,thed amd
lealed. head ald v'ire cleared. smrll taste and
.hcurinC restored and constitutional ravarc H %
|ed. thus externally. amt internally doe tbi,
.Hreat economical remedy work Instantly RELIEVING
'Shn @ permnhehtly curing The most aggravated and
dangerous forms OF t'Aiarrh. General Agents
WEEKS d POTTER. Boston, Mass
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
GU IICIJIS \.

lhG Cntrcnra treatment for the cure OF Skin Scalp
. @ DI diseases. consists in the Internal II>,. 81
Cutirura ReSuvent. the new BLrid purii;ar ma ,I
external ne of Cutirura and Cuticura S,nn th'.
tIeHt SRlh 'uies. Price of Cuticura small huyrs
~; IAlee DoAeh. 81 On. Cuticura Resulveut 81 nfr
ljc. ' '''"'~ 'h"NIhs soap
Depot WEEKS & POTTER Ros.on >,o.s
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
a%( Z4%NIA

FIX cen months since eruption broke nut ON my
'eg AMI bnlh lett which turucd out 10 Lp F. z.r,S
hlli caused me great pain and ANNOYANCE / ria
various reme'ileH with good results until mlei
me 'uticuTa Resilvent internally and Cutrura NJ
Ihticura SOAP externally. hirh entirely rurrd me
SO that my skin j. as smooth and ualurnI -. Go V
LEN. NJ. FRAILEY. 81 south u. Baltimnre.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16
MUSICAL INVENTION.

before buying call and examine our new and won.
~ DouBLE ORGANS; either one can
os,,i sepAnAtey; the one on the keyboard as
,raI instructions, and both together with urches.
oRGrINETTE WARE ROOMS.
""' ~ onn S2l and 923 Chestnut St Phia
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

a railroad train was delayed Friday by
neavy snow drifts at Sherman, Wy. T.
Smyrna times., 1881-11-16

:, Hon. VIM Taylor, Boston, is well aguin
Completely cured of >crofulnus hunl"r which
poisoned M, blood. covering his face and head
with sores, by Cuticura Rrsolvent intorn,ii, !,
and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally,