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Protest Against the Increasing
Clerical Influence In
Germany.
on,c1al Open1ng In Paris Of tho lutcr.
national Exhibition Of
Electricity.
Smoothing Away the Diflculties in the Way
If e. Commercial Treaty Between
Franco and England.
GREAT BRITAIN.

the IlUlls1 bl Au!As+ H"s'At't+ a'"S APp.s-"T
Ton 10 Land cnnrt might bu refused or
nostponc,! OH account Of the deterioration Of
the holdings. .... - J..
II IN The Commons Lord Lansdowne's amend
ment in the House Of Lords 10 Clnuse z of
tha i,upd bill, to striko ont tho worls pro-
hlb1tng The Court frun entering rop0sal
for tho resumption of any part Of tho hold
Io9 for any purpose other than for providing
for laloress' cottages and gardens during tie
statutory term, was rejected, 145 to W.
Tho ltousO accepted tho amendment III
tha House uf .LDrds enabling a tenant and
].ndlortl during tho last year Of statutory
term to agrec between themselves on n fafr
rent, wllrt, Blhall afterwards ba lndorsed by
he Land Court. 'Thn House made some
slight reslnendments making It plain that
the tenant IL not 10 bo charged rent OIL GER
tain classes of improvements for wllcl, llo
would be entitled to compensation under tho
Land act.
LORD sAIIsBuRY's AMENDMENT,
providing TINT III, any proceeding under
ihe act, tho rent Of the holding shall not 10
reduced on account Of any sum paid by the
tenant Of his predecessors on coming into
the holtllng," was rejected,-oGs to 133,
Hya yots OF 80 to Ia tho House rejected
Earl Dunraycn's amendment to omit Sub
Sec. Of Clause IS, which proylt1ca lint a
relating of n holding purc],ased by tha tanti-
lard unicr his rleht of prc1,nption should
within fiftenn ycurs of Tim uassaRo of this
act ba .thicct tn t],e nroyfsiot,s of the mt M
anntIcahlo to tf,e prespnt teunucfcs.
trhe lIouso was still engaged unon tho
amendments of tie rlouse Of Iords to Clauan
lawhen It aIltournetl.
r,,orrtyr,or MEETING
demonstration of tho iu1nstria1 c1asses
In favor NJ the preservation nj ho,ua intlus,
irip, and TIM nrotnct,tn of untinno, lahor
against unfair comuetitInn tonk nlacc Mt
Exeter 1Iaii last nIr|,t Mr northxict
proprietor of thu 1Tor1,tuu Pnaf nrI,.
Sided Deleuatcs were nrcsent frnm
the worktngmen's soctetIes OF Bristol.
birmingham, Uyorpoo|, Leeds, Iluti. {;ias.
gpw, and elsewhere. Tho Chairman con-
dem1led free tratIc. n,,ft said Frarcf, Ind matIo
the greatest advances during the last twe,,tv
years AnrrIca cnn,e next. whIfe England
VI. n poor third. lte Advocated n duty Of n
shilling Der quarter, on Nil I,nportcfl corn.
Commander Cameron. tho African explorur
and author. I'm summarizing n resolution f,r the
Imposition Of snch rovcnI,e dut,es M will nm
able British nnpuforturora ond ,vnrlu,an !,
conpc,e OH a fals fou,fnr with forcinnera in
ilol British hnne 1nnrknts said rresldnnt f:cr.
field had stated thai nrotectlon was necessary
w1th ynnnr countrv and ,irnir anti ~ ,,,a,
NECESSARY to ENGLAND srba raeoImt,n,, ,,,"s
aloptcd md inrw"rd",t - ~ tha , rn"arn,nas.s ""s
md leaders of tha fs,'.,ns,.,, ~ o ''<1ss
r,,r r,,s sroI n,,,.1 ,'n,7
, 1881-08-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Buck r HAXnaEss Moah Powder u ehs
sureal insect killer. 1t mAka4 abort wofk q
soacoe& IDEAS, GIes. and bsdeuEA AAo peesefrnt
valuable tuss end Noolous from The F&yafa q
Enctht. Buck 4 R2Jne<, MakesS o1 tnA = A1Es
Co3oZne.
, 1881-08-11
{1SrTED STA TES Co11nTs.

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Thu Muir i Stohr Company commenced sutt
IN replevin agatnst LRwrence 4 Martin, and tho
Empire Warehouse Company. and William nlch-
tuail. TO recover pnssesaluu of eighty barrels Of
whisky, valued ut $J,Uo1
Charles 9, Singer lleHan q suit In debt against
the 1lohrd Ut Education Ut District Mo. J. Tuwn-
ship IL Ia the TDwn OF Lemont claiming 23,00o
damages.
, 1881-08-11


Tho will OF Melinda Hamtuo widow OF tho
late ljIshUp Hasnllne, WAS tlsd and admitted TO
record. The will was made June ls, ls''77, And
witnessed hy Henry Dannl*teF, n. 8. Darls, knd
". X. Nude. and Is modified considerably br
a oodlclt made ia LIZA. Messra. Gsaut Guodrlch.
Horace 4. Goodrich, William uecr.ng. Of Evans
ton, And William II. Doughty. Of cincinuau, nra
named as executors and trustees. The person.
ally beaueathed amounts TO about $auJhD, md
the bo;d WI bo 10 double That atnount
siost Of tae property = !stt Il trust for The
Lake street ts beqaoAtned 10 the UnrFett D.b.i-
cal Enstituto in trust: 81 per annnn Ut the IN
come thatefron 10 be devoted to cara OF tho
Income. two thirds u the Parent Missionary sts~
sey O. ae as,aodst ;ss ERssops! Gs9ss
Of the sems Church. Thero are bequests Of
$l,uD u lho Preachers Mutual Aid S00lety ct
tho Uhlo Methodist Conferences: 800 y tho ctn-
lean Bible Society Of New York; 80 each to
tho Huns for The Prlendfes.; tbs Old Ladtes'
Home, and tbs Foundlugt Homo In this city.
9t,0N per snaum; Leoaidas ii. and John Il.
ilamline. $5Juo eAch: condiuona1Iy to the chill
dren Of Leoaidas r. and vlFg'u:a n. Hamilton.
have no tnaie descendants. ons-ha!t Of
thu beque4ss 10 thelr children hhnll be
paid al follows: Ten thousand dollars to tho
tae hslf 10 10 tue Cornell College n Iowa, 10 .hs
socirsy Of the Heihodist Episcopal Chusrh.
ants, sioGo sasl! 90 i tne Hume iar the Friend
less tlotp1 10 tho Old Ladies' Home, md tho
rest to ths american lItble Sooety, N tho Mts.
Church. Church cornei{ College Of Iowa. md the alnis.
tertal Education socle.y. share md shnre alike.
In the matter Of the ettase ol George Coxon.
to James Egan under bond In sIo,0N.
Court adjourned until Monday.
, 1881-08-11

Louise Drenseh Glgsl n bIIi yesterday asking
for u diyorco from George v. nseusch on tho
ground Of adultery.
, 1881-08-11

ttlAlS al LOUjk1A p...
The indictment against Nfcholaa Roach. for
burglary, which was stricken on tho docket
somc time ago on condition that ho would leave
the city and remain awuy three yeats. WIS yes
terdaY re1nstated. lie WIS picked up on the
street and Jailed.
Charles Fortter, In on charge OF larceny, had
4 hrarlug on writ OF haoeha corpus, and was
rctnauded.
slr. DArsaloux. an uncle Of Postie1, appeA rcd
a. tho prosecuting witnesa. and the etosy was
that Fortter married tu Detroit IN June. and
catno htre to live. They boarded for awhile At
house on Wabash avenue, and subsequently at
barsaIaux's, and y appeass that. willie attee
latter place. rs.;Foft'er one day packed ~ Of
liarsaluux's JsWelry and motlay tnto her his-
bAud's trunk, aud the next day thor started fus
Detroit, where be was apprtneades1 Aud brought
back about two weeks ago. He claims y Be In
possession Of letter tEo1a BITS ~tte, who u now
with her father, acknowledging that the stole
the property, aud saying shs did not tuteud to
havo any more to do .!sn hlen. but y could NOT
Hermann Schroe1er, uJiscg thEee indictments
for burglary and ruhoerJ, bad bis bail h1td 1t
$Atai. and Was rsIeAsed. HIS mother and <astst
went up0u bis bond. ie wAS connected win
the silk robbery, tt will b remem bessd end *!s!
tho Clifton House tewelsy robbery. Aicnael
llaues, smother Of shc gang, had hts ball d1cd II
$l,0N4 and be exp+csA 10 b out to-day.
, 1881-08-11
SOUTH AMERICA.

SOUTH AMEK1EA.
EXECUTIVE APp01NTA1ENTg.
hloNrEvInEo, Al1g. 1o.-Vltazor has been
appointed Minister OF the interior, and Sa-
raugntumo Minister of Foreign Affairs.
, 1881-08-11

JUDGMENTS,
8uTrRIoK CoCRT-CoSressl0xSR Rsbecea c
Billings ~ William X. Eyessoe, f1,o+s.&a-
, 1881-08-11

FLORIDA WATER.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09
" tII 5"tYTFtu ItNcs
A Question to the G.nnte-

we sPt that the rumsVlers are h0ldin,
Their meetings and collecting money in
large sums To defeat local obtion i'm tL,.
senate; what we want To know j., how m.
money can be used? If the Seunt. Siu
tell US how we can properly Use money
and how much it wall take, the iemppr.nc-
men will proceed at once 10 raise il. and
then they will have in addition, the exrres.
desire OF the people Of the State, that other
and too often more powerful laws in their
hShus. II seems to me that the very fnc,
than rum men are openly raising money
Tor such purposes, ought To defeat them.
Tor the influence that has been hrOusht in
iavor OF which 80 largely comes the resnec.
table portion of the people of the Stats.
ought not to be disrPgarled, thouuh every
Senator he identified with the LIQUOR traffic
hy owning hotel or otherwise. Thi, was
TO some extent the case in Kent countv
MI. and yet the gentleman said, we ar.
not here to legislat0 in any interest of our
""n' ana as the people desire it we must
give them chance To vote on this question
And let 1t he remembered that this money
thus raised and spent by the whisky men
In not Ia carry an election, hut to keen the
question from coming TO the peeple at ali
Let US have the right to vote, and then Ia,
thls liquor traffic use all the money tbov
can, as they will, and we will hide az
INQUIRER
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS.

Revival services in the Milford NJ. f.
Church have closed.
DroVes OF cattle have commenced passing
through the State going North.
>, arrangements are on foot to connsc,
H"r'eson and Milton by telephone.
Sussex people are beginning to set their
jaws Tor hogs Jowl and turnip greens.
The Missionary collection of tho Dover
M. E. Church and Sunday School is $3.50.
Speaker Williams, of the House of Ran
rsssntstivss, is quoted as having said :. Iba
newspapers have got to stop priIicizins mt. +"
Some OF the papers are calling impatient.
~ Tor the Impeachment OF justice. ID. .,yh.rrv
Morris, who lives down IN the ocean corner
oil Sussex.
+. Z. Fenimore, of Odessa, will plant
about thirty acres In sugar baets this ss..
son. de Is the most successful RrowYr a,
brets in The State,
The whisky men Of Wilmington are
moving against the Local Option bill
whlch now has strong probability OF
passing both branches of the Legislature.
Miss Ida Pennington has rendered her
resignation as teacher In the Ds.vpr public
schools. Miss Day, who stands next in
order on the roll, will doubtless be uroms.
ted to iill the vacancy.
Deputy Collector Adkins states that there
are 100 establishments in Wilmington from,
whom the U. S. Government collects ,axe-
that pny no taxes to the State. This shows
clear loss TO the State of nearly 500, 600 by
the ineficiency of its laws.
John Tamer, an unmarried man of
thirty eight years, fell. while drunk, under
train an the Delaware Western Road.
At L'ndenhurg. on Saturday night and was
killed. He bad been a section hand on
the Wilmington and Northern Road.
John Hainsworth. young married man
OF Wilmington, went down to Washington
to help out with the inauguratian. When
he returned to his house in Wilmington he
found It locked and saw that his wife was
missing. Mrs. Hansworth left note, in
which she said goodbye forever
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tore it out. 1t was tho place known as
the Blind Man." or THE dummy" We
have one other place, up the Ally"
where men go in sober and come out
drunk. The great amount of boat trade
that comes to Chri-firld, makes it hard TO
enforce the law here. And. yet it could
be done if our people. our lcod,ng ,ac",
would try to stop it. They don't try rs
they should. Indeed we fear there is u
secret desire to have It go on.
Two tugs left here to-day in charge of 81
Mudmachine, en- route for OnAnrOrk Crock
IhF government is To foot the hill, and th =
navigation of the creek is to be improved
a much needed improvement it will he.
The oyster season has few weeks to
run. IL has been a good one The crab
ANA hSh will soon lac here.
One can hardly realize the suddenness Of
the transit from the cold ice. hound winter
TO the days when we most wish for ability
I" shake off our flesh and sit in our skrle-
tons. Well, We have plenty of salt water
and good bathing suit. Then the camp
meetings will come. and we will have g,
chance to sin against the laws Of Ged and
Man.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09
Doings of the Ierislature.

The doings of the Legislature the past
week have comprised except the Local
Option and Funding bill, little beyond
special or neighborhood legislation.
A joint resolution providing that no new
business be received after March 10th, and
that both Houses adjourn sine die on the
10Th, was passed. The bill providing pun.
Ishment for carrying concealed deadly
weapons was passed by vote of Is to s.
The local option bill waS called up Wednts
day, and after a warm discussion, passed 10y
vote of ii to s, the speaker not voting,
and Mr.. Matthews being absent. The vote
was as follows Y+as-BradfSrd, Z E,stburn,
Eliason, PIlIing, Register. Swayne, TomIIn
son, Townsend, VanBurkalow. A. C. VII
liams and Woodkeeper. NAys-Cahall,
Graham, Jones, Moore, McNeal, r ,binson.
Stayton and +. N. Williams. On Thursday
in the Senate, Mr.. Rust gave notice of
bill providing that no State, county or
municipal offirer shall accept a railroad
pass under penalty OF 500 and costs. In
the House, Mr.. EIiason presented petition
from George B. RIdney and others, praying
Tor the dIvi.ion OF New Cdstle county into
two counties, 10 be known as Wilmington
and New Castle.
The bill tor the funding of the STATE.
debt into four per cent. bonds passed the
Senate Monday. 1t provides for the
advertisement for proposals by commis
sion. immediately after the award of sal
hy the commission it is made the duty ol
the State treasurer forthwith to cause to
Le prepared and signed and sealed bonds of
the State Of Delaware to the amount in
the aggregate OF $S47 900 of the denomnA.
tons OF $1,000. The bonds shall be divi.
ded into three several classes or series, and
shall be designated as series A, B and G,
respectively.
The joint resolution passed by the House
"n Friday last declaring that Mr.. Tilden
was elected four years ago, reprobating the
OF President Hayes, and re-.
GREETING the Inauguration of President Gar
field, was called up in the Senate on Mon
day and indefinitely postponed
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Our Pastor.

MIR. EUIToR-Dcar Sr:-lf you will kind.
y allow Us the privilege, W. would hike to
say q few words appropriate To- the closing
ol the conference year of our Chur, Ia.
he R"V. /. ii. Haynes is now finishing
MS three years paStOrate with u, and II i
with sorrow and regret that We shall con.
clu"e our assnciatinn together and bart with
KIND, genial and devoted nastpr. With
frld" anh pleasure we remember that dur
ing the whole three years not Il breath nf
crn~ure has gone forth against him az 4
true aud rur" man, a minister with slotlrs>
character. unhlrmi>hpd life, unwaverin.
dignity. and unialterlng purpose. ALWAYS
KIND, gentle, genial, social yet ever firm.
positive. sincere and just, the. life, the walk
ana conversation Of such man has been
anu must he very valuable example to his
people and To the community "a shining
lIeht, showing forth goodne4s, purIIy or
lie, amt true inward pi-Iy.
AS shephard OF the flock his sarne.t
desire has been ever for the moral and
SPIrltuAl welfare and Improvement OF all
under his care his church Ilinistrations
have heen fearless, his pulpit di,cour.es
nave hetn notable for their thought uawer.
s"ldlty, depth of research, and iorcibIe A,
lllcati"n; he has sacrificed all selfish mo
uves, all desire for personal favor, all re-.
Spect OF persons, 10 the pure dictates OF
dutv and conscience sowing the word. he
has scattered the seed with a strono and
courageous hand.
And we do not forget Bro. HAYNES ability
and valuable services in the business mai.
t@rS OF the church. His quiet Judgment. his
quick perception, his executive power and
financial tact have met with general appre
CiatIen and acknowledgement. During hi.
pastorAte debt OF ten thousand dolLIrx has
been swept of,-Aot IN halfway, uncer
tam manner, but so surely and positively
mat It's ghost "an never rise To trouble us
The ordinary finances of the church have
been kept in good condition without
hurdenlng anyone, and TO day the cnurcF,
Il Tree from membranes, at peace with
g. the world, and We trust, accepted of the
Lord.
In accordance with the provisions of the
Church Conference our association must
shortly close. Iii with sincere regret that
we shall part with pastor who has hesn sn
faithful. and we hereby extend To him our
gratitude and our warm friendship. and
assure him that our best wishes and onr
prayers shall GO forth for him and his
family, wherever he may be stationed.
Written at the in-tig4tion OfLis mombsrs
SMYRNA, March Q, 1881.
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For the Smyrna Tin
For the Smyrna Times
property as Affected by Local
Option.

For the Smyrna Times
Property as Affected by Local
Option.
Inc Wilmington papers state that a larys
meeting OF those engaged in the LIQUOR
traihc was held there yesterday, 10 devise
snme means hy which local option can he
defeated. Their argument against the
measure Is that it w"uld deprecated the
value of at least $l.50O,0O0 worth Of pron.
erly. and hotels cannot be run. They do
not lock at the increased value of rrnnertv
IN the hands of private citizens, reapctinr
that IN live years the houses built and the
property improved under the influence of
local option, will Ear exceed in value all the
motel property in the State. And then. if
thls couli lie proven otherwise, it still re-.
mains fact that a hotel il no more yalua.
ble as a property than any other house ot
the same capacity. except where il il us-,l
Tor the damage Of its patrons hy the license
Ilqu"r traffic. While it may Le argued
with some degree Of iorce that Illicit w6iskv
selling will still exist if local optian should
obtain, yet 1t would hs an awful thiny Ia
attempt to remedy an evil in affecting the
people 10y legalizing that which evsrv bodv
dePrecat~s. A business that mostly in the
end ruins the ven,pr ~ well AS his victin,
cannot be made right by any argument.
L.O.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09
For dc Smyrna Times.
Notes from LoNyer NInrxIna


NOTES from Lower Maryland.
Col. Wilmers' paper is lang sne. Inn, a
Very90od one. enjoy it. To tue Old peo.la
1t must Ne u treat PS0P'0
what has hscOms of McCarter's sreat
hook Is il cut? h'eS'
Oar Schools in SomeTset County ara ho
ing managed badly. The children nrs - ~
TO buy caal. Much time has Re-. 10. anA eo go
'ne sohoiar: this winter on account Of tbs
schoois heing out of coal. They h.x.,
"onght from hand to mouth. The scbn"I-
"I the county are far behind Wsrcaste"
u the Republican Commissioner d., ~
"~'ter they should step dewn and o,'. ="
anu u We are not much mistak an ir ~ ;
.noVenlent al the undertow, tbs neo,'I. s.o ".e
.rsu OF having the schools suff.r a. ,ba'.
urs uohs tor sometime past. The DAM
Gratis want the com aissionars 20 ;,os"u
',''h, III YAK anu Improve the schools, The Re
p;"."ht are afraid that such movement
h'lnt result in less Of power, so hoId
JACK whll~ the schools suffer, and char..
.he Dsmocrats with refusing to collect tta
oyster tax, for fear that thpy will Iooss
power IL IL great shame to iisht ovsr
question. Yet, the parties ara sIoinr !,
anu Tue children of the county ara hs;n,
robbed OF part of their chance 10 obtaiS
an education. Our own opinion l. H.,
the republicans are meat toblame
npA.--Ws have Hlecal option" here, and
yet rum ls sold. So We all bslieve. One
low, dirty place in Crisiisld has beas
ssoken up. The drinkers nnobbsd it, and
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09
PHILADELPHIA g.pur-
MARRIAGES

bLADEe-SENEY.-In Ihis 'auY ri,
mares Wesley B.ad, ana Mis- r''a ..- ,-' r. :
iA.s'0,,N-MCLLIN-In M.da'c,,vr ~ 49,.
Hng mgv. '" L. Murray. Ee'eccs Na,ar -s II
MnlIin, both Of New Castle Cygn.y '''S'A ~ .
" .P.,b EhEDi ! h f., FR4ZIER-oa Tag->i.-
I'm by klder z, Kiiiciil,,r,>. 4, -, -
carid r hyde Alexander Mrredjrb sriv.,- S,,,-,
~ FRAZER, both Vi Kent Coun,y, -''' ''~'-
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday after
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pTietor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERNlS-S UBSCRIPTIoN-O year $500 in advance, of
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OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09

we have received a pamphlet from the
press OF James d Webb, relating to the
nsa'eh department of Wilmington. A
Yer sery nFat york. Population. 1900. Mum.
oeF OF death during the year, o35.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09
1hGrman,

The votes for the minority candidates
were:
For CommiSSioncrs-A. Lee Cummins, SO
George NJ. Stevenson, 70; II. C. Spruance,
81; }. +. Tygert. &c; Herman :. Tygert. &c:
j. B. FHries, .; T. j. Lambdin, 4; j. b.
WiIds, ..
-1hterman-rhomas II. Wright, 81; f. J.
Colt, 20; n. Pratt. 6.
7reaswer-J. F. Collins, 81; Alex. Spru.
ance. ..
Assessor-B. V. Weldon, "a; Benjamin
DOn0hO, 4.
Several OF these names were on all the
tickets and on the ticket elected the ONLY
ones not on any other were Messrs. Budd.
Cooper and Jones. The whole number Of
votes cast was lSS.
AS the prevailing idea Of them all was
change or improvement in some form, we
may reasonable expect the Progressive"
ticket elected TO ito something. The ques.
ton OF police or no police will first perhaps
claim their attention and we think the
people hav" conf lence enough in the
hoard to accept their decision after they
weigh the pros and cons. Another item
had in view is the widening of the street
by setting the dwelling back Opposite the
depot. This Is an Improvement greatly
needed. The other item of paramount i'm.
portance is the placing of the town in
better condition to fight the " fire fiend."
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09

lakes seN;,-
.,i, haIsomine, Paint>, Glas, ,'"'s,
stock at Wrlkinson's '"''' de-, al,
Have !, you tried the ys,.
li"titcker'S. ''N" Psrfl,.
j, d c""p"r, Cnderue,, "''
}. B. Cooper. crsck~,, .,.., ' =, BE-
F'rSt'cla>- Wilm,ny,o, c:, '''!
Sale sale, ny jos. +, W.Ilan..,.. ..' who J''y >aqvs
Don't f"rest ,ha, W.u.
Latest Spring Pattern, in W.a WlH.''@1 3, te
AI.oms 9, B. Copper. A"'...ar.. ..- ,..''
EvtryLody says TIN, 49,,
Just elegant, At IIotircA.l'.'' I've >''Y
Ilarrisons Ready Nir.dr
Try F"'"''' at ""Nm,.~,. H'1...oo d"% and
poa,I u, B. 'o"r~r. >raorI hook. '.'I ,, :
}. h. Cooper, Black Sill.
AipAcas. '''.'' a>f'1-.
" Eve: >Hrr, ...
OF all, At !Ioli,rA,+, ''"'~' 3D..
l"a. tresfi, - or......,....
npn'"Hu-n a. h.. 4 ,,.., "' ''''~,
will remove the uu,t. '''".. .-
}. b, cr"rrr. cn,.. a.
tlauueIs. '''''ri, g..
.,o>s1 notice DR.. Kin, G,,., y
I,"r"r n, l. The mr"lv"I o.; ,h,.a.. .' ,'-.''
opI 5',I'',>Fs' All ti'S .Inr,. ii 10. ~ IS
'5l A''h Street, IniIear.ra, 'r :. -
j.. B. Cooper, Ar..,y .g.,.
Linen Collar. and C.f. 'F'l4"'
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09

a,lS.r,;.a., nH,Ss ,NEws.-Hop Bittsrs. vh;oI 50
Verllsea m our columns. are "cn are
Thovsp sur, o'illousness and kidney conrs, rs cure
~ noss s; VINO use them aay thew pIsint.
sS.o,1 80 9ty Recommended. Tbo.a oeot oss se
haSu give them fair trisl .nI l'c'ea
of sns I'm, thereby enthusiastic in ths aau wlll
= 'hsF curative qualities.-par,ian praise
Smyrna times., 1881-03-09
: DEATHS.

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