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Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
DUBLIU SALE.

Will be sold at rubic SO e; on the ia rm OF
the subscriber, IN New Castle Hd., on
SECOND DAY, THIRD MONT MARCH
10th, at O'Clock, p. m.
the followt stock and farm Implements. viz
driving mare, 8 farm horses, 3mules. 3 farm
wagons. hay rigging, horse cart, mark t
deaf born milk WI on. champion reaper, near
ly new; foot knife, new Cha. pion mower
Buckeye mower, new model; g5oi roller, /.
small 40, hay rakes,l Wood " Ha mes whea
drill, double or twin harrows 4 cultivators
Nanwickle grain fan hand or power hay
cutter, l small 30, hay fox, block and
tackle, corn marker, Imperial plows, nAw;2
DO steel and Hecke. dorm do, l small do /
corn drill with pho phste attachme ut, 2 corn
shelters, new; srindstones Planet seed
drill, stove, feed cbesr, grain bag, cythes,
grain cradle, forks, sh vel wagon harness.
c'rt gea:S lloV gears, silRls and double
trees, neck yokes, OK chaiLs, hoes, su.all
CT alma, spt des sc 40
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash, over
that amount credit Of omonthswilI 10 giyea
secured by note HiLh ar approved endorser,
m7-Wzt JOSEPH TATNAL
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

at2 O'CLOCK, +. NJ,
the following described real estate, viz All
| the follow nx desert, ed lois and prrcels of
| lands 81 uated in the city OF New Castle, in
New Caste Hundred; No. situated on
Harmony street, in the said city, bounded Oh
| the sUutheas. by land late OF William T.
Reed and Samuel Wright, on the southwt st
| by land late Of Thomas Robinson decd, oil.
the northveft by other lands of of John Zee.
gan, on the northeast by Harmony street ha '
ing front Of alb )ut 20 feel Oh Harmo ~ strset
and depth of about rs feet, with two and
Il haltstory brick house, thereon erected.
40. 2, bounded on the southeast by No l.
aforesaid, on tho southwe by lands of the
heirs OF Thomas Robinson Iced on the north.
ives; by OF or nds f John kee lan ana on
the northeast by II rmony street having a
Fl ont OF about "A feet % Harmony street, run
ming back about I =, feet with twO-st cried
brick plas.Gred house thereon erected
No. 3 bounded on the sou beast by No 2.
aforesaid on tho southwest by lands OF
Samuel Cooper, on the northwest by other
LANDS OF John kee an, on the northeast by
Harmony street, having front OF about 10 II
on Harmony street, runniL K baos about 8 II.
with two s'orted house, part brick and
part frame thereon ere ted, called the Rising
sun Hotel
No. 4, bounded on the southeast by No. 3,
afol esaid on tho sout1we I by lands ofSam'i
0upsr on the NORTH west by other land Of
John y CO san, on the northeast by Harmony
street. having front OF about % feet on
a. rmony street running back about rs feet
with two storied brick dwelling house there
on erected
No. 5, bounded on the southea t by No. 1,
afore aid, on the sou Invest by other lands o,
John keeKan, on the nortHw, st by lands OF
Mrs. Winning, and o the northeast ~ Ear-
mony STREET, with Il front OF Pb)ut 20 Fee on
Harmony street. running back IS feet with
two-stor Cd brick dwelling hoUsY thereon
erected
No Gall he following described re- es ate on
M ara ct street, WILL two amt a half .tOrted
brick dwelling thereon. COED, bounded AS
follows, to Wit: On the southwest BY l. nds OF
the late Samuel Carpenter, aad on the north.
cast by lands CT the late Unaries WeVxemt mn |
On the southe ist by Market street, and on the |
by hands Of James McCarty and |
Louisa johnson, with front on darket st.. |
about y It. runnlrg back about l20 feet more |
Or less. |
seized and taken in execution 81 the prop |
'rty OF John ksey"n and hosanna his wife,
anu t. t. s. and to be sod by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIrB's OTFlCH March l. 1851 milf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
DUBLiC SALE


Will be sold at public sale, without re.
serve, at the iSeIside farm, Brandy vine
lid on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ~. 1882,
at II o'clock, IN.
the following articles, used only one season
by the heaware Feet su4ar ( o. Sy Il.
cuSe lied plos; Cos stock seed drill; /
llanet Jr, sod drill; hand seed drill;
Mathew nd cultivator;2 ii II fra med do;
bWooten framed do; l ,ne-hone wheel cul.
tvator; twin harrow 1Pla ct, .Ir. horse hoe;
70 and 10 -O' ged fork i wheelbairow;3 tets
chains plowgears, 8 horee col ars: s brides;
double set wagon harness; 2 sets lead do;
2set' OF cart do; pair double line pair
single do.; l pair b east chains; II gle
trees three horse trees; Il dozen 4 and 6
inch hoe; grind stone; 10 corn knives; 200
pasnel baskets; farm horses; IS bags ofphos-
phate: larg" tent | Telegraph hay cutter
ard bag of beet seed Terms cash,
D~LAWAEE BEET SufARUO.
Il. ". STIDHAM SON. AucVioneers.
m8w2t-d lb-U.2l
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
TUES Say. MARUH Il, 1881,


at 2 O'Clock, p. III.
the following described real estate. bel Z the
property OF Hannah NJ JU"cs deceased, 10
wi all that certain place OF par eli Of land,
with the dweii ouss thereon erecte1, sit
uate in Ghri5tia Ia 1,uI dred, bounded and
deSlrhed NJ follows, to VIII
Beginning at corner In the IN ddle of the
Gap AMI Newport mnpiKe road, being also
10 n line OF LANDS OF the Wilmington and
W esteln h. H. TO-: thence down the middle
OF s ia turnpike south - degrc es and 81 min
utes, east three chains and o5 inks to a cor
her. then,a by ands of James t'ranston south
IL desroes. west chains and 80 links to a
9 lrner in tho Aforesaid line OF ianIs of 1.-The
and Western Il. L. Co, thence
a ny the fence line Of So d Il. X. Co.'s ltnds
chat 3 and Il links to the plaza OF beginning
containing ole acre, more or less.
Attendance win be tiven ana terms made
known at the time ana place by
JOHN A. UkANSTDN,
Administrator, or by his attorney.
Attest: j. H. Aousenan, tIer- u. Vt
ml.d&w Is
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
v1UBLlO SALE.

VIII be sod at ublic sale, on
Thursday, MARCH 1Sd, 1882
at II O'Clock, a. m,
al Robl sons CARR re factory, south Of Mar.
ket street bridge. NilminA ton, Delaware the
entire stock of tarriages, material too 3
6ne shsi.i EFT p'si 10. Jug :, ic 50
ERf-~sA light rVcka~ay. extension
W. A-top lHtOn, 2 n0-top ,ussies, 8
second hand top bug les, DO n..tOp buggias
second hand FIX sat secont hand marset
wagon. second hard rockaway, 2 second
hand poles, Is new pano-b x buggy bodies,
iroued and painted, 4w'h Bre"st, r sDrtn "a;
3 coal box bodies, 2 J mp seat rockaway
bodies, pail ted; ! Germantown body with
doors painted lazy, phuton, painted md
in ned; small platform 8 ale Set Of platform
axie,. ~ sets Of elipuc springs, Tot II bolts
and bands, 3 se's Of wheels, lot of thumb
screws, lot Of bows, lot OF iron tires benches
aad v,ses, lseving machine. trimming ,oom
benches, l cutting table, wo stoves, black.
smith tools, one loot leveing plate, drill z
old carriages, grlndstope Office, one letter
press, 2 large desks, tab desk II pair of
\ ep Lresds, Is gallons of yaruisn lot OF scra u
iron Ter l.s at sale. Persons wishing 10 ex.
anime the work caA inqui G of
JONES GUTHRIE.
l.. W. Stiiham y son. auct. ml5-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

Mansfield Kitchens, an engip =
the p. W. & b. Railroad, who ,hour
lyzsd on Tuesday night, is street
at his residence on Poplar ,rands Of
Ninth, in q precarious cl7 Freuat
grave fears are entertai.---.-..sGil
never recover. He We c. This
morning. ,o " o1a !,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

IN ANTEl-SALESM%N N, TO CANVASS
for the sale of Nursery Stoct; une-
bled facilities; no experience required.
thry Snn eXtense paid; $40 acres of fruit
Monumental trees. hrubS, roses, etc
'rl+ttw VAT. SMITH, Geneva, n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

NANrED-GOOD, STOUT, ACTIVE
N boy for grocery store; well recommen-
iind able TO drive a horse address 5 this
Pc. mia st
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

NOR RENT FIRST GLASS HOUSE
II No. g French street. Also store, good
location. Apply lac. q. II. TlNDaLlI,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

UANTED.-A PARTNER WITH 5000
in li4ht mechanical business lorg
hblished, profits large. For particulars
t''esi 81; hEpUBLICAN Office. nlar9-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

" ANTEI-BOY TO LEARN PHOTO.
Graphing at No. 4 East Third street.
4l"5t I. &. HOLLAND.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW
that We are selling candy, cake and
Mixers at PhiladeIphii and New York
fss marll.6t MoOA NN& O.,
Eh and Market and 7th and Tatna.l SITS.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

Y AN hn-rO KENT BY A RESf ON
sbe party with small family, hyu'
Vi rot less than six rooms, all modern i'm
dement's and within Fix squares Of 9TH and
rset. apply or address SI3 Market st.
m
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

UANrLD-TWO R0TS About Is
N years old to Wo k in a candy factory:
My employment; experience lequ ired; ap.
81 once at S3l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1881
You can refer any b0dy to US In regard 10
the u srits Of 5. s. ). Polk. MILLER L %.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
WA M,EE ID.

NULL EXCHANGE FOX BtlLUl Nv
iots.IO acres II farm land on the line
ttamden d Atlantic and Philadl lphIa ard
)lirtc Narrow ause Railroads spgly
kA East Third street, Wilmington, Del.
narl53t ", s WOOD.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
BAYNARD& DA W SDN
DR.. StFnTn M

LhA n -,
The peri ia ,norr7ip, NN 'uce' 10 tie dh&d
Pile, ISL ,,,I1,I
sands. ''"oA l.0'GloGa - o'c) =,
direct, 50 mr.
by
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
twenty-five acres of VII AT in Thu
ground.
A DMlNlsTltA'uk'S SALE.

Ry virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made at he February
term, A. D., lSs2,oi said court, Will be exposed
public sale, at Greenbink on the p emf ses
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

YUBLlC SALE.

HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN Flu RNITURE
at No. III King street, on MONDAY, March
10th, 1884. at yo'cloek, a. M, consisting of
parlor suit, III. t. table, 2 walnut chamber
suits, 2 cottage suits, l extension table bu-
reaus bsdstea Ads. stands, tables, chairs, look.
ing glasses, mattras es, Hussel and ingram
carpets stair aud hall carpet, stair rods, win,
dow shades. Finn range, parlor stoves
tin, glass and Qleen's ware, and maay
articles not mentioned. MRS. HOSklNS.
DRAKE Il Co., Auctioneers. marlI-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

DENVER, COL, May q, 1881,
Every purchaser speaks in the hisnss
erms OFFS. >. y. L. MKIssKTrYR,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

Have never known 5. s. $. to fail to euro a
'ase OF Syphilis, whom properly taken
J. A. tLBxrHn
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

Nor SAILS VEN SHDA7' Pos OF
good st ok. THOMAS EANDI YER.
nj. ll.3tl .ltws Near MI. Cuba.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

op SALE-THE FIXTURES OF A
meat sore and store for rent, 10 a Eood
! an o 4; reason for selling going into
Nj, bus ness; address MeaLstore, this ONCE.
mll6t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
EUk kENA.

h. RENr.-THE rHREE-STORY
ttlcx dwelling No. l02b Market street,
N.Y. @ oourt House square); a desirable
Ua lor lawyer or other professional
N%an' 1t will be put In complete order
NJ good tenant. DANIEL FARRA,
n1 ,se Agent, GA King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

or haip ca" an .esent in the breach Of
~ na'f 'utTof Evans versus Candy,
3D. .MorroYove letters of the plaintiiti
,aM read. A great crowd gath
60 toyslde the building, and man at
ludlow obliged them by repeating
VA loud voice, the sentimental SEN
ences as they were uttered in court.
Evans was popular man apo9t tow s
md the choice passages from his emu
ions were greeted with cheers.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

|UANTED-A WHITE GIRL FDRGEN.
u eral Homework at 2l6 Monroe street.
nElj2t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

Il
sol - hdar t.
n, . f"ll"tl".atll
re say =:
ar thc inc
., III. efforts,
III various ST,
/, prylilbiIory
:, gave NE al
I. service in |
; making app
GERS vi Cong
IA LAe L4gis
1 tnat clIitrac,
7 Il I'eIit va
/, e Il Local {
. secretary Sc OF
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

WANTED "A GOOD OOLORED WO.
:, Lan for general homework. Apply
|SN. Smeitz No. ID +. 4tL st. marY If
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

FIRST.CL ASS FEMALE
\ cook, at Sharp's Hotel, Front and
FIe' streets. l. l2.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

" ANTEll-9OOD SPINNERS AND
n bouses for rent. PUSSY BROS.
MO If
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
kH ERIFF'S SALES
GHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue ola writ OF ais. levari facias, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, q,
tho Jefferson House, occupied by Jacob X oh.
ardsou, in the CITY and Hundred of New
Castle, New Castle County, Del, 90
TUESDAY, MARCH 2s, 1881
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
DUBLlC SALE.

Tho entire stock anu fixtures old y go 'ds
and prooery tore, No. Sl2 cottonwood street.
Tuesday, March 2lst 1857, at ~ o'clock, a.
IN. oOnsi ng Of tea, coffee, Sugar, soap
spices, mo.ass1s, vinegar, cahed fruit. fo1r,
tinwaFe, glass ana queersware; store fixtures.
viz tea cadd es, patent oil can, mOlasses
cans, scales, weights and measures, refriger-
ator, saws, CLEVER meat block, &c. Also
household and kitchen furniture.
A. SERGEANT.
Ora 20 Il Co., auctIoneers mia IS
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIX Room
n "a house. 4th and Clayton SITS, bath aud
1an improve nents; prize reasonable ana
.T. sy Apply to Ii. l.. Wool bol "es.
aN, Dllu-6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

EyOR RENT-THIkD STORY FRONT
e and back room Of Liobermanis Built.
l ny; suitable for societies ll2u
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

WANTED-$4l0O AND $500 AT FIVE
\ per cent on first-class city property;
aes A. this office. mia ttH
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

NANTED--A GIRL, GOOD IRON IR
n and 70 do general housew Tx, at 6Qa
w tOurth stree. mIl.ti
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

A,1R SALE OR KENr-AN EIGHT
n room brick no se. No, 2l2 Madison st. !;
tsn. c,ld water in Kitchen, bath, &C.; .p'
n nglo ". fifth street.
\ mil, st. JOHN BRADY.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

roesALE-eN SATURDAY, AT THE
suction rooms OF l.. " SUD, S>
I'm son dun mare, Zee ,s s,zn <c2h
T, le-3td ID 7-ltwt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
Not X eIllDYP .

Charles Smith, the
known barber at No. ,bqnaka shocks he
has not removed ~ different parts of
but is ready to .&." d&7a There wa
may call on him.&lE t1IH' uuration in
rial fastidiousr Xico yes ereiay IL orning,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

WANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS
chambermaid and nurse nt 81 West
|NI ml1.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
TJU BLIC SALE.

VIII be gold at public SAL, at $50 French
strest, on Tours Asy, March I'D, at . o'clO1k,
large quar tity OF household and bitcheD
furniture, ~ follows: bodsteads, bed a d
bedding, Il US els ingr9 In and az rp, Is,
chairs, u blgs, C ina, gla and quer lis @are.
% k and room STOW s. and many other att.
ciGs not herein enumerated. WM. HAZE
L. W. Stidham X Son, auct ml6t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

EOR RENT-LAR9E, PLEASANT
front room on first floor at lllS King ct
ml3-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

tNR. Kiln -
~ HIlDR e 8.
~ G. We di ems
: end o 81 4 Cl
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
MIR, Di sstOn's Florida Sc b elne

MI. Hamilton Disston, of Philade-
phia represents that he is highly i'm.
pressed with the value of his great laud
purchase in that State, and the i'm
mense possibilities of the future in the
development of the land. The pur.
chasers have already locat I'd 1000, 600
acres of splendid pine and cypress tim
Der, which alone is worth many times
the amount paid for the entire 1000 900
acres. Much of the land is very fertile,
and a railroad Is now being bug.
through it, Mr.. Disston is still anxi5 clt
that the Russian Jewish eXiies,put u
recently landed in Philadelphih - a = u g c
make their home in Florida, a 'o s"ce
FER has been made on the 80
Florida company to give toke,,,.,.u
family which will settle III, A.
forty acres Of good la.rsS"' h 70 ~ la
posals to send thsis't;y m u"r nc cohait!o
among the exies 9re, which at tn ni ,say
Mr.. $. H En esIss s., . Tni,D q; b
'nosi Pr4 OF IN, the a,tenu7 :,
1 T5.;, xlisSiniasioner hasaSn. "
's ,o,,os' " "aled 70 it withops Sub ''hoioe
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

WANTED.-A GOOD WHITE ilRL o
N, co co's Reference required. Inquire
W West 9Th street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

80 "hiNlstpiI bldG
Sfal Brewster has acce
just r'hafioa OF Co oael W. A
smokiGG assistant attorney in u
Smitlne case. u
nne The carpenters any
r.; the land, Ohio, have ~
(; the daycan increas
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17
FOR RENT.

IfOR RENT--A FARM OF Io8 ACRES IN
r brandywine Hd.; Ave miles from VIII
m!nston Apply to SAM Il CU..bERT,
matt COOS hipley street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

van Ed " HIrE GIRL FOX GAN-
tral Homework; reference required, at
aug street. ml43tt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

A. A., hENr-New houses on Delaware
NJ "'aue between Jefferson and Madison
M a,dA Apply to HARLAN CAUSE, cor.
ssS uu latnall streets, or No. sos bella
'uue. fA-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

DItRL q SALE.
VIII DO sold at Sl2 Kirkwood street, on
SATURDAY, M ARCH Is, 1854
at O'Clock, p. m,
as follows: Bodstea, ~, bod3 and be ddinR
bureaus, chairs, stands, t.bles, Q Arpet, toves
glass ami queensware, and many other arti
cle5 not here elumsrated.
1885, JESSE BARNES.
W. Stldhan X Son auct.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

THE LARGEST LOTHING HOUSEIN
i philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER,
tTand Depot, 18th and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-17

|roH SALE.-No, s2S VA, WANT Ndl1, ST. ST.
! We seven rooms and bath, front porch hay
PI,3ov, lower floor grained. front a a s.as
li; SA Gy ,i 40 100, q kerr sr% St, easy ma Ht
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After rejecting day, I resolved to re-
morselessly and determinedly cut him

After rejecting day, I resolved to re.
morselessly and determinedly cut him
out-if could.
1t was quite in my power to be of ser
vice to Mr.. Allyn, and in return he asked
me to his fathers house to dinner. So ]
saw my lady Maud at home, and there,
where true women shine best, found
her more sweet and womanly than she
had looked to me before. I had prepar-
ed myself for our last meeting, but she
had not, and betrayed little embarrass-
ment. I did not, however, refer to our
adventure until I had called upon her
several times, and then I ventured to
thank her for coming to the rescue of my
curious diamond. She begged me with
deep pink in her cheeks not to mention
it. I was assiduous in my attentions,
and laid siege to the hearts of the rest OF
the family, and quietly began to WOO.
That had some influence over her was
proved by the fact that her betrothed be-
came jealous of me, and forbade her
to receive my visits. She rebelled, after
bearing with long annoyance from him,
and finally she dismissed him.
I ventured to ask her, like hypocrite,
why no longer met Mr.. Furbush at her
home. ''Not that 1 am piniDg for his
society,"" added, with shrug.
"We have broken our engagement, +"
she said, looking at the floor.
I consulted my talisman. Blessings
upon it. 1t fairly danced in the light.
The temptation was strong, but I re-
sisted it, to beg her to give me the hand
he had lost. I waited until one evening
when I was escorting her home from the
theatre. and I told her the story of my
ring, and she believed in it's magic more
firmly than did.
'It has never failed me yet, Miss Allyn,
and 1 am longing to put it to stronger
test"
She was 80 provokingly demure and
unconscious that kept back the petition
on my lips, for felt my courage, like
Bob Acres, oozing out at my inger-ends,
and again I waited.
81 should think you would be afraid
of losing it,, she said, few days after.
She was holding the ring in her hand,
moving it this way and that way to catch
the CLEANS.
Do you know, Miss Allyn, that am
constantly afraid of losing it ever since I
first met you?" Then I grew bold, and
took her hand and said, "Please keep it
for me. Let me put it on this finger.
Please do-and-and-give me yourself
in return"
She hung her head and blushed, and
stammered little, but she did not say
no,
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SUNFLowERs IN HUNaARY.-The larg-
est sunaower that ever grew in America
is but as babe beside those that are
both useful and ornamental in the courts
of the cottages of the Danubian peasants.
If the American sunfower is happy, and
this happiness grows out of its size, how
supremely, superlatively happy must be
the radiant Hungarian blossomI It is
simply gigantic, and you shade your
eyes from it as from the sun. In some
villages every peasant grows patch of
these huge sunfowers near his home, and
sends their seeds to an oil mill. There
they are ground, and the coarser oil ex.
tracted from them is used for burning in
lamps and for lubricating purposes; the
refined oil is used for the table, and
makes an exceedingly palatable salad oil
and the hens and geese find the crushed
seed very choice eating.
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A GENEROUS PRINoE.-About fort
night since, as the German Crown Prince
was crossing the Fennbrucke on his way
to the barracks of the Guard Lancers at
Moabit, his attention was attracted by a
group of shabbily dressed persons, con-
sisting of middle-aged man three strap
ping lads, ranged in like on the curbstone
and giving the regulation military salute.
His Imperial Highness walked up to the
man and spoke to him, saying. 81 sec
you have been soldier; these are yonr
boys, l presume. Have you any more of
the sort?" "No, Imperial Highness; I
was discharged invaded, and have been
bedridden for long time, in consequence
of fatigue and exposure incurred during
the campaign of 1870 III. All my bones
seem to haye become soft, and poverty
has we'll nigh broken my spirit. "Where
were you wounded2" asked the Grown
Prince. cat the battle of Soor, 28th of
June, 1866, shot through the shoulder,
right arm lamed for life." "Give me
your hand. I am truly sorry for you.
Write to me, inclose your certificates, and
nscribe the word 'Soor' on the back of
the envelope" So saying, Frederic
William shook hands heartily with the
astonished veteran, and went his way.
A few days later, the mans case hav-
ing meanwhile been Investigated by the
Grown Princes orders, lie received o
handsome sum of mouey from the privy
purse of the Imperial Field Marshal,
with an intimation in writing that steps
were being taken by the latter in person
to provide him with permanent ap-
pointmeIt suitable to his capacities and
physical powers of endurance. It is by
such acts of timely and graceful benevo-
lence as these that our Princess Royals
gallant and generous husband has endear-
ed himself to the hearts of his future
subjects.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-27

A BRIGHT youth, undergoing examina-
ton few days since for admission to
one of the departments at Washington,
found himself confronted with the ques-
tion, "What is the distance from the sun
to the earth9" Not having the exact
number of miles with him, he wrote in
reply, "{ am unable to state accurately.
but don't believe the sun is near enough
to interfere with proper performance
of my duties if I get this clerkship." He
got it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-27

A DEALER who has been posting him
self says that the buffalo crop of the up
per Missouri, Yellowstone, and Milk
rivers will amount to 100000 hides and
10000 robes, with the river between
Wolf point and Carrall to hear from.
The kill of year ago, an unusually large
one, amounted to $50, ,OO0 hides and co.
900 robes. The hides represent the ami
mails killed, by The white hunters, who
waste most of the meat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-27

PREPARE FOR SPRINe.-After long,
severe winter the system needs cleansing
of impurities. Nature must be assisted
to recnperate, the liver must be made to
act, all surplus bile and impurities car
ried off. Zopesa, from Brazil acts as
gentle purgative. 1t is just introduced
into this country. The remarkable re-
suits of few doses is most surprising.
Ask your druggist, Robinson & Hinriohs
for 10c sample, and try Zopesa, the
most powerful remedy for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Constipation and Bilious
ness ever introduced in this country. MIL