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A Secret Society.

A Leadvillc correspondent In re-
cent letter to the Kansas City
Journal, gives the Iowa editors away
rs will be seen by the following:
1.-THE Iowa editors who visited u
q short time ago, left unceremenious.
~ after u short stay, and the why's
and the wherefnres have bcen . nlys-
terry to many Of US ever since, but
now it II no. secret will relate It for
the edificatiOn Of the readers Of the
.fOMrWOt.
"They were simply the victims Of
q humorous conspiracy to make
I.eadville wonse than It really Is.
After registering their names 1t the
hotel they were ast0nished to see the
clerk and a guest shaking dice on the
counter, with pistol on either side
Of the dice lx'x: this they kindly
overlooked, thinking 1t the regular
thing. Soon they noticed that the
rorters and help Of the house all
carried their little gums which
were conveniently displayed, and
that nj a little card party In one Of
the lmriors there were seven players,
and Nm equal AMOUNT Of shooting
ircns' Ola the table lying peacefully
Ly the pot Then their indignation
began to swell. and 1t reached fever
!,ea: when sham alarm Of fire was
given, aid the fircInen, instead Of ut.
taching the hose to the hydrant and
running up ladder, began quarreling
amcng themselves occasionally shoot
ing blank discharges, and apparently
stabl,ing ta:ll other with tin foil
tiagyer-, and. when an innocent
Iowan was locking, letting the life
blood OCze out, in the sllape Of a
well.known theatrical operation.
This was tsn, iu,,l.n for some Of them,
and they a:mcst tainted at the sick
eniny sight.
"I!:e papers came out in the even
ing with u full AID graphic acconnt
cf is,c horrible murder Of Mr.. Roach
ard his entire family, and the conn
plcte account Of the assassination In
brnui daylight of W. \. Euliie.
The most venerable Of the visi.
tors. hoaryhea.lrd fathers Of families,
took Il trip down Il side street, and
were suddenly confronted with =
levy Of hlear.eyed beauties. whose
virtue had long since passed under
m eclipse, who clas;rd the aflrightcd
knights or the quill to their lssoi's,
.avin. that they were their long lost
sweet hearts, and their own dear
This surely took
their breath, il the climate hadn't
already done ~, and they prectptta-
tcsllv fled.
"When the excursiOnists sat down
to supper that night, in marched
fourteen Of LcaClville's lcltlin. ctti-
zcnx, dressed like desperadoes, and
each one, n he sat down, laid large
aud uxly-lw,kipg gum by the side Of
his plate. This capped the climax.
and the hOrriiied hawkcyes hastily
consulted their time pieces, quickly
paid their bills, aud marched In
:iouhlc-quick order to the depot, and
were Just in time to catch the cast
ern-bpund train"
During the stampede for the depot,
of which hs speaks, We were with
the crowd following some ps':'ce WHO
had this same correspondent In Gus"
totly. and On route for the jail. he
had been committing some deprsds-
tor. Tut We did not learn what: The
,ellSw " has probably broke jail, and
landed in some iunatic asylum.
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New Disclosures in Star Fiou!e
Matters.

New Disclosures in Star Eou!e
Matters.
CHICAGO, OFT. 18.--A WasI,inx xtOn
special says: Disclosures during the
last few days have made some things
in the Star route matters clear. While
there has been shown much bad man.
ayemcnt on the part Of the rrnsecl.-
ton, It II also shown that the AttOr.
ney General Is very much in earnest
and il the President alsNs NOT iu!cr,ere
the Star route eases will t'c pfosccu-
ted to . successful termination, pro.
vi.led jury can s,e found in the dis
trict. That suci, Is the determination
OF perxO,,s now in charge is very evil
dent. Tie Star rOuters are ;stOnis''ed
they 70 narrowly escaped conviction,
and the defense fear the results Of an
other tIial. Bra.ly is making such II
disposition of lis property that he
will soon have few ties in Washing
ton. while Dorsey has; retired to his
ranch almost blind and quite br"-
ken man. In view Of these facts the
Uurp<,scs Of the defendants ~ their
latest move can '.e easil: un''ers'''"nd.
ne OeteusSIutH V:I'csU"''S ~ s'
Attorney General; Special Counsel
Merrick and Judge Wylic. They are
seeking the removal "f brewster,
KNOWN. that if successful Merr!ck
would follow. They have announced
their pur,xmc tO c,I'leav"r to MAKE II
in,possiLie for Judge Wy lie 10 preside
Mt the secs,nd trial. DEFENDANTS co;:n-
se.l are constantly busy iu their AZ
tempts to secure these results, and
they arc not without Important i.'ii;t-
a.al influence. There is little doubt
the recent publications BY the defend
ants have Iiad in uart the PURPOSE. ~
bringing the Department Of Justice
into disgnsee hy exw~in: tue 'Mt,
which cam mot lie denied, that rnscals
we're employ csl in the Government
seryice and The Department Of Isticc,
to . too great extent. wa. made a 'te.
tettive bureau, where the b'-c acts ot
the spy were practicci.
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Territory of Montana, County .ol Silver
Bow, ~. In probate court, In ard eor sata
county. in the matter q the esteeo q
lion of time appointed Ioe proving Sill.
Pursuant to IN ctder Of said c0u1t. Wodeoo
the 18th day Of 8ertesebor. A. d. lse2: noeieo
10 hrreby gwen that "wednesday the IN Jay
Of October. A. ID. lSee. at !: 0'clOck p. "a. q
sail day, NJ the cs,u1t r0osn Of said court. q
the city Of Butto, In The county ~ silver
Bow, has been appointed - the time and
place Ioe prOvinG the viii Of said 0leaAel
hoy. deceased. aIsd Tor hearing the app!1eor
lio;, OF Hta ,islas y. HirbouP f0e the leo0
arce tn him OF letters testA AMe0eary. when
and where any lseraOn interested usoy op'
pear AMI e0ataal the same.
D0tcl this .Dlh day Of Heptem6e!. A. y.
lssY CALEB T.. IRVINE,
Probate Judge and Ex.O0sciO Clerk.
2;S4W
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Nackey In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. l8.-Mackey. tie
Pacific Coast bODauza king, accom-
panied ~ W. s. Hobart, NJ. q. Gil
lettc, John NJ. Harper and NJ. A.
HiekOx, Of San Francisco, arrived
yesterday on the way Fast. He said
there was nothing new in tie way Of
mining ON the Pacific COs.st. The
party left for the East during the p.
M
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Hubbell Sat Down Upon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-A Port
land dispatch says: In the United
States Court to-day Judge Deadly
called the attention Of the Grand Ju.
~ to the law ~ regard 10 political
assessments, anil instructed the Jury
that II any violation of the law 6e
found It was their duty to indict the
offender.
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Notice to CrellitOrS.

Estate OF Michel Roy. decersod. Notice
iahereby given by he 9ndessignei. the u.
eeueoe 0f The lest will ossd lestanenS q
and all pefsons having claims e9>j:se the
s0td deceased, to exht6lt them With ths ne
00Gary V0uche1s. within Nbue mone6e oeeer
llse 6rst publication 0( this notice, su sno
sTANleTAs .. HlRBOuR,
EIecutoe of the last win and Testament
Of n Mici,cl Roy. deccAAed.
s0eUW@W
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

IL the Justices Court. Township and
County Of silver Row, and Territory q
Montana. before J. b. Wilcox, Justice OF
WiiIism Jenkins. p:aiusih, ". Edwarl
WakOs.es, defendant.
Tj,e people Of tile Territory Of Mentana
ses,d greeting u l:'Wari Wagner defend.
ant.
You are hereby iequiret to appear q my
0llice, In the TcWnship Of silver Bow, C0un
" Of silver How, and Territory Of Mon
lana, within ten days after the legal publl.
cation Of this summ00a. which expires on
the 4lli day Of October, A. j. lss2. and an
sWeF the account ON nie In IN action . ~
cover OF you tie sum OF ~ ~ toe hauling
stuIls nom June I'D. isS2. to July 9Th. 1Se3.
Vt your inatance ard :. quest. And you are
hereby notified that money In the hands o!
John l.OmGmxisl, aUticient u pay demand
amt costs, has been SHr1 ieheel.
And you arc hereby notified that u you
fail Ia appear ai.,i answer aaid cOmploine -
above required. III" said plaintiff Will eeeo
Q Judgment against llse pesIpesty herein de-
scribed cor the sum Ol $3.50 and costs oS
suit.
Given under my hand aud zeal this 5eh
ixEAL.i J. y. WILCOX,
fsenxwjV Justice Of the Peace.
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Dissolution Notice.

The coparincsxhip hcretolosc extatiig t'r.
TWEEN 4. Edwin Thomas as,d Charles Arm.
strong unaler the lirin name aihl style Of
Thomas 4 Armstrong, slealers In general
merchandise at Glendale. Lion City And
Hsrla City, Rpavcr,.caal County. Tefritosy
Of Montana. is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. z. +. Thomas having sold hi: en-
iire interest In the llrm Of Thomas Arm
ytr0cG to JudSou h. LDsec. All liabilities
owing or due to " late 0rm src 70 b
pah, 10 Ar,n.trona Lc.ce: and al! ae6es
owing By Or due frDln said frm are hereby
Mssupls.i and will b. paid by Armstrong 4
l6pses. Il. e. THOMAS.
CHARLES ARMSTRONG;,
JrNSON B. LO3EE.
Having snA my interest In the 0rn!
Oi Thomas 4 Armstrong 10 J. =. LAce. !
wisI Ia thank my friends In Reevesheod
county for the liDc!al patrsM.agc have ~
ccivesi, and would bcsptak fIr the new arn.
Of Armstrong 4 Loscs the same liberal
patronage. Respectfully. -
Glendale. N. r.. August 18th. isss
swlwauG3o
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Miscellaneous.

Y0xkERS, Oct. lS.--There arc ~
O(ND visitors 10 see the Biennial Ce!c-
bratiOn.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.--A call Is
issued for about twenty millions u:
continued liye-.
BALTIMORE. Oct. ls.-Milc 1a+h.
Wandering, first; Constant me, s<r'
on(j: D;s.lain, s!lrt!; time, l:D!.
SALEM, Ills, Oct. !s.-The nen:c-
cr,ts Of tlr. seventh district II ,niiI,a-
tel Chas. T.. Thompson for Congress.
M,xxEsSrA CITY, Oct ls.-Erost's
large tlOur,ng mill burned this IEcrn-
inv. Iss< so NkL. Insured tcrs",'
INV.
Nrw York. Get. lS.--rh" P:rsi-
dent received HO visi.::s 10 day. TIC
rpp istprctl this afterncnn aud ::'N'' I"
Wusl,ington Friday and se;;r''s here
In q few days.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. JS.--Thc r..
mains If Fanny Parnc'' af'i':"
mlnn,t noon; l0.'sk' land !''-1:'S at
tending. The t"H!v goes !" -"
York III four this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. IE.len'
l,cucr's testimony before 'ir jean,
,,eti,. committee il,i. morning '"'Errc'!
ti,e a,,nraiiUES vi officers ami r.e!' AL
ter the vessel WIS frozen in.
DUBLIN, Oct. :.ls.-t'a~:i'iy, ':c'c:"s:
frn,n Manchester I" the Irish N;''H.h'
ri Conference, wa. expelled w:tn ~
suit, aud threats from that body III"
,',ovinv nm obnoxious ai',ch':''i:'''.
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DAY DISPATCHES.
Barkis 10 Willin'.

C0NsTANrINOPLE, Oct. 1S.-Ti;e
forte has sent . note to the British
Ambassador, announcing his readi-
meas to negotiate settlement Of the
Egy rti:n question.
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Oregon Senatorial Election.

SAX FRANCISCO, Oct.lS.-The Ore.
gOD Legislature ballOtted to-day,
once. The result was Mitchell thir.
ty-sevcn; Ehattuck, twrnty-ei.ht; !;
Failing twenty; Boise two; Burnett,
ore; Herman, two.
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Secure and Profitable
INyl:eT1l1ENTS.

NOTICE e. De v. Vermont 4 Co. not
oting overwhelmingly o. isA!tsectly-
e1ve their inlO1ma ti00s and 0tvter, WIN
!aIl inpaSt:slily, and Witha'ut being Sn-
"ueneed In The least ~ pessonal intese"t'
Letter sent rexulsr!y by Monday ntkhtS
.alI. IL closed enve .OPe. S0e Ahivfee" csesssv
.uN Ssee weeks. IN the receipt OF the sum OF O"1
DOLLAk stsil 10
T.. de- v. VERMONT Z CO..:
Publiahoss, Is Cham6oss ST., y. H
eul IGsWiI
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The more M ide. i developed, the
mor,. concise Incomes its exi xi'r':>'''"'
the more a tree is pr,ines', tie '"''e'
the ruit.-.Ali'ied lscugeart.
blowers recently "lta;n.d -
om I'm currency in TIE store .; Nc
S,on,,all & SONS 1T Cumberland. ln0.
All the guests IN u hotel opposite
~ers avskened BY the explosion, lux
~ thieves were left TO escape.
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Payments Must be Made
IN ADVANCE.

Pupils are required to bring all necessary
articles li,r the toilet.
SpeeiNl rates f0e two Or more 0( aSno fonlJy
attending tho institution At the same time.
For further partleulars apply tO
O00r&0 6cP80oO0.
l., charge ~ 1t. Nary's ACADEMY,
36aux2,nsw Oe01 Lse9eSl0. r
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FIRST
National Bank

or BUTTE.
Paid up Csapital........&1OO,O 900
Alt tllOPjxell Capital. @6OOyOOO
4. J. DAVIS, y. +. HAU8ER,
President vtce Preatdeol.
JOH. A. HYDE. II. u. HAUAER,
Cashier. Asst CSs0Iee.
Transact q General Banking
Business.
Eww uMd SrN FOREIGN assN 10.
,Mesfic Exchange.
~Prompt attention given to Collections.
County Warrants Bought.
1oAWtS.
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rt::,.S:s Gaans1 :, e s,,1.s 1n..s;;,raA11~'} ;,a1
Eiwin .. waterbury being duly sworn,
says that the foeeeolnx Exhibits OF the "a.
fates 0f +. A. Goodrich, John Cavsnaush,
James Haxlam. Thos l. Rei,art. Noses Rice,
simon HssllwOrth. John Z. Strelches and
Ferdinand Isels, deceased, are correct and
true to the best or my knowledge and belief.
AMI lhot he has not been intefeat Ell In OF
OtherWise associated with any pert0n Ii the
expenditures ab0ve enumerated.
EDWIN !. WATERBURY.
Subscribed ana sworn 10 before me this
18th day Of September, A. D.. 1852.
CALEB F.. IRVINE,
sepi;6l-sW Probate Judge.
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DlSlsENSARY.


1tocm.c
youthful
Price
Ss e. fv.e entrance rs Mason o..
Fsane:sco aepIdAswIy.
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THE DAILY MINER
UBLlSHID ~ TH8
MINER PUBLISHING CO..
TEKalH-RY MAIL

o.: x xsc,SSrr xsss SSro::ass r':pa'''........s,2
Delivered By The CasSsoe Is 8 0onto .
weak. DaVobie at end 0f 009h Wo0k.
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i'iain and Ornamental Needle
Work Taught FREQ Of Charge.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

A REMEDY FOR Potato BUGs.-The
Troy Press tells of a farmer who tried a
new remedy for potato bugs with success.
He procured a number of boards and
placed them here and there among his
potatoes and on these boards were placed
raw potatoes sliced. At noon on the first
day of the experiment he and his hired
men found every piece of potato covered
with bugs. The, men killed this crop,
and at night another crop was killed,
though not so large, and in a week not a
bug could be seen, and his trouble with
bugs after this was comparatively small.
In the spring, he says, is the best time to
attend to bugs, as spring bug, he under
stands, breeds from 200 to 500 during the
potato season. He thinks it would be a
good plan to dip the piece of potato in
Paris Green, as it would save the work OF
killing them.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

During the present season there has
been received at tho port Of New York
about 100000 sacks of potatoes from
over the ocean. The sacks, though vary
ing in size, ordinarily contain three bush
els. The foreign potatoes have usually
sold at about two-thirds of the price OF
the best American stock. The best
imported potatoes would sell nearly Il;
we'll as the latter, were it not that they
usually show yellowish color wher
cooked,
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

AGUE CONQCEROR WILL CURE. There
is no disease or affliction more easily
cured than the ordinary Fever and .Aguc
Of this country, and yet it is one Of the
most dreaded. In fact, in some persons.
Fever and Ague, Intermitting, Rcmitting,
and kindred Fcvers, if continued. bring
on other diseases which eventually prove
very difficult to cure, and sometimes re-
suit i'll death. The Ague Conqueror.
although vegetable preparation, con
tanning no poisons, has never failed to
cure any case of Ague within our knowl-
edge, and the chills do not return during
that season. Price so cents and 81. 90 PEI
bottle. To make permanent cure of a
difficult case it will require q 81 90 bottle
to cleanse the system and leave the Liver
and other organs in a healthy condition
so that the chills will not return. Sold bv
all druggists and dealers every where.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

James Wick, the florist, of Rochester, n.
Y, whose death has been announced, was
born in Portsmouth, England, but came
to this country with his parents in his
fifteenth year. During bOyhood he was a
playmate of Charles Dickens. He was
type-setter by trade, and worked with
Horace Greeley. At an early period he
assumed the editorship Of the Albany
CuItirator, and subsequently of various
other rural journals. In 1850 Mr.. Wick
became engaged in the cultivation of
flowers, and was very widely known
throughout the United States and Europe.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

CAN'T GET IT.-Diabetes, Bright's Dis
ease, Kidney, Urinary or Liver Complaints
cannot be contracted by you or your fam
lily if Hop Bitters are used, and if you
already have any of these diseases Hop
Bitters is the only medicine that will posi-
lively cure you. Don't forget this, and
don't get some puffed up staff that will
only harm you
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

Personal TO MEN ONLY THE Vol
taic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty
days to men young or old who are afilict-
ed with Nervous Debility Lost Vitality
and Manhood, and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration
above. n. B.-No risk is Incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed. nov 23-Iy
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31
Farm Arithmetic.

Ia one lot there are four calves and in
another two young men with their hair
parted in the centre How many in all J.?
\ farmers wife has twenty-five hens.
A preacher comes to stay over Sunday,
and she cooks a neck-piece of corn beef.
How many hens has she left?
n boy can earn 50 cents day and beats
the old man out Of his board at So per
week. How much will he have after th,
first grand aggregation ofggantic wonders
leaves town?
Albert Smith has nine marble, and
Aaron steals four. How many are left :?
Aaron drops a dime from his pocket and
Albert swallows it. What was Aaron'>
profit on the whole business?
Mary bought a comb for ten cents. Il
spool Of thread for six cents. and ii paper
Of pAs for seven cents She handed the
clerk Il lifty-cent piece with stovcpipr
hole through the rim. How many cents
uid she receive in change?
A woman bought eleven yards et cloth
and paid for ii with butter. giving three
pounds Of butter for yard There Wa. Il
stone five pounds in weight in the crock
and the dealer cheated her yard and Il
half in measuring the cloth Who was
ahead Oh that trade and how much?
a tramp has 200 feet to go to reach a
gate, while the farmers dog has 800 feet
to go to bite the tramp. The tramp
travels at the rate of twelve miles an
hour, and the dog at the rate of twenty.
How near the gate will the poor. dis
couraged sufferer be when the canine
catches him?
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31
GBe Smprua Gimes.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, May 81, 1882.
THE THREE DOCTORS.

The best of all the pill-box crew,
Since ever time began,
Are the doctors who have most to do
With the health Of a hearty man
And so I count them up again
And praise them as I can;
There's DR., Diet, and Dr. Quiet and Dr.
Merryman
Theirs DR.. Diet he tries my tongue,
Il know you WELL" says he:
" Your stomach is poor and your liver /,
sprung:
We must make your food agree"
And Dr. Quiet, he feels my wrist,
And he gravely shakes his head,
q" Now, now, dear sir, must insist
That you so at 10 to bed"
But DR.. Merryman for me
Ofall the pillbox crew.
For he smiles and says. as lie fobs his fee.
Laugh OIL, whatever you do"
So now eat what ought to cat.
And at 10 go to bed.
And l laugh in the face OF cold or heat:
For thus have the doctors said.
And so count them UP again.
And praise them as can:
There's Dr. Diet. and Dr. quiet, and IN
MerrymaE.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

A preacher raising his eyes from his
desk in the midst of his sermon, was para
lyzed with amazement to see his rude boy
in the gallery pelting the hearers within
the pews below with horse-chestnuts.
But while the good man was preparing Il
frown of rsproof, the young hopeful cried
out: "You tend to your preaching, daddy /;
I'll keep 'em awake.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

Reports from all parts Of Georgia and
South Carolina show that an enormous
oat crop has been made. "The planters -
says the augusta Chronicle, twill be in a
better condition next winter than at any
time since the war. If they will follow
the same plan next year they will be
independent"
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

The Independent Republican revolt in
Pennsylvania has now assumed the pro-
portions of formidable party movement
which all the political power of Senator
Cameron cannot repress.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31
All Sorts From All Sources.

1t is fashionable nowadays 10 be un-
| fashionable
Bonnet strings are called brides in
milliners' parlance.
Appalling fashion note" There is a
tendency to drop overskirts.
YOa can look for warm weather when
the fly begins to put on his specs.
Frank Hall, of Hutchins, Texas, died Of
hydrophObia from the bite of skunk.
The Sandwich Islanders will drink
$l50,0oo worth Of American lager this
year
There is one place where there is no
cheap talk, and that is over the Atlantic
cable.
The people of Geneva, Switzerland
spend more money fer wine than for
! bread
Out of 1000 pictures sent in" 10 the
Paris Salon this spring nearly 1900 were
rejected.
AT the Pennsylvania Railroad shops at
Altoona the monthly payroll reaches
$4,000
The latest proposition is to compel red
headed women to erect IRE escapes on
their bonAets.
y lawyer is about the only man that
ever made any thing by opposing a
woman's will.
Chester will probably noC have a Fourth
of July celebration this yutr. She had
one some months ago.
Senator Bayard's ,u!oa> =" .t.A...
Webster at Dartmouth Cu,.rg" will be
delivered on June 2Sth.
If was ont, says Gjitr:.,. "! would
lecture. Put another time-lorll on his
door. set to open June 3Olh.
The double-headri Wom;,n has saved i,
fortune 0ut ot her salary "r $500" week.
Two heads ;;ru oe,tcr ,,...., .".,.
1t is suspected that the science in whose
Interest 50 many boys are allowed to shoot
oar song birds is the science Of millinery.
The Boston .4drcy:is,1 has discovered
that ifa man applies himself diligently to
getting juice ont OF an orange he generally
SUCK ,reds
+. Frazer Smith, Esq, brother of Rev
Vaughan Smith, dropped dead III the
Court House, at West Chester. Pa, On
Thursday morning while engaged in the
practice of his profession.
y Connecticut paper asks: Who would
ever have heard of Delaware if she did
not raise peaches?" We might just as
pertincntly ask: "Who would ever have
heard of Connecticut il she didn't make
clocks and wooden nutmegs.' =
Terrible itching and scaly humors,
/ ulc rs, sores and sCrOfulous sWellings
/ cured by the Cuticura ana Cuticurl Soap
/ (the great skin cures externally, and
/ Cuticura Resolvent blood purifier inter
! nally. Ask about them al your druggists
/ The Rev DR.. John B. Clemson. Episco-
pal Minister, between so and 80 years old,
who has already had three wives, is
announced 10 be married in English style
AT Claymont. Del. June 18th. The intend
ed bride is Miss Hannah Gibbons, Of
West Chester.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

If people who are troubled with colds
would make use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
before attending church or public lectures,
they would avoid coughing, and the COM
fort of hearers and speaker would be
greatly promoted, The Pectorals enables
public speakers to speak clearly and with
out fatigue, having an immediate and
wonderful effect in increasing the power
and flexibility of the voice.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

Bananas and other tropical fruits are
likely to be very cheap this season, un-
usually large cargoes having been receiv-
ed at New York. Last week 34,O00
bunches of bananas were received in New
York and every sailing vessel that comes
from the West Indies brings from 1000 to
1000 red bananas and from 10000 to
100000 cocOanuts. With the advent OF
peaches foreign fruits fall in price.