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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18
FARM NOTEsj.

1t is urged to give the asparagus beds
a good sailing at this season.
How to purify rancid butter /. a re
commentator which is unnecessary ir
well-regulated dairieS.
The Baldwin apple Is the favorite II
Ohio. 1t bears young and seldom misses
season without a crop.
All the smaller fruits can be grown
from cuttings, and in this manner may
be- indefinitely multiplied.
Over II, 900 carcasses Of mutton In q
frozen condition were lately received al
Manchester, England, from South
America.
The cost OF Transforming all acre o.
swamp into cranberry meadow il
bearing condition is about 800. The
profits, however, are large.
The New York World Ia authority
for the statement that plantain, If no
permitted 10 go to seetl for two years
will die out. Now previous to seet
time two years in succession.
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IA GRIC ULTU R A l..
HKwsPAPERs FOB TIE pARM.

J Says the Farmers Home journal
Not all American farmers boys are fond
OF reading, but many are, land the news
stitutoD. Not that one can get tho.
rough education from them, but they
come in at odd moments when the txt'
book would not be looked at by one per-
son in ten, and in this way are great
mental .tiuul4tora. livery American
home should have it's newspaper, and, II
possible, more than one.
| But let them be real newspapers, not
the sensational and trashy story papers.
whose constant burden /. love, Jealousy
and revenge, for from these are gathor-
e.i false and pernicious views of life, and
false IDEAS of duty, honor and courage.
But real live newspaper, from which
you can SEQ all that is gong on IN the
! world, either politically agricultural y
| or what not. One Of the most celebrated
tutors of modern times once said:
have found it to be- universal
fact, without exception, that those
scholars Of both sexes, and Of all ages,
who had access to newspapers at home
when compared with those who had
not, were l. Better readers, excel
lent in pronunciation, aud consequent
y read more understandings. 2. They
are better spoilers, and define words
with more ease and accuracy. 3. They
obtain practical knowledge of geosra-
ply in about half the time it requires
others, AZ the newspapers make them
acquainted with the location Of the I'M
porLtnt places of nations, their govern
ment, ard doings on the globe
4. They are better gramnarIans, for
having become familiar With every w
riety OF style in the transportation
the commonplace advertisement to the
finished and classical Grafton Of the
state-mau--they more readily comDre-
bend tho meaning of the text, and con-
stantly anaIyze its construction with
accuracy. g. They write belSer COM
position, use better language, aud such
az contains more thoughts, more clear
~ and more correctly expressed. 6.
Those young men who have for years
been readers of newspapers are
- ways taking the lead in debating
societies, exhibit more extensive
knowledge upon a greater variety OF
subjects, an express their views with
greater huency, clearness and correct.
ness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18

Is now before this public, what shall We
buy Cor Christmas presents? Prhap,
we can help ynG select by reading The
following list: We have large and
varied stock Of gents, ladies', boys and
chii,lrtn's fancy embroidered slippers
also fnil lirV Vt boots and shoes i'm
m4nee stock Of rubber goods Of all de-
seriulipnr. Call at the R@tnn On.
5'rlre Boot and Shoe House. s04 Marke
street. HENRY PIKE, proprietor. Re
pairing neatly done.
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light.

Dark shadow twixt 70 morrow morn and me-
II but u sh adow. my heart shrinks from thee;
IL but heavy gloon on vale and height;
II but 4 black shroud for the suns sweet
light,
Earth ike his widow lying love-foryot--
Oh. night love thce not
II but a passage to the coming day;
II but a waking for the mora NJ ray;
II bat n Riicnce, when the s0lemn hush
Is moved as TIE wings Of angels rush
over the babies with cradle song
On, Eisht, tlld thee wrong
III but respite t'om the toll Of day;
II bat pause, to ppador On the way:
If Sut a time To sAUt the tycl ia light,
wrestling with evil IN y deadly hKnt;
II but pillow where white wings dsfcend--
On, night, thou art my friend !.
II Int time o. promise OF the far;
If hut a waiting tur tho morning STAT; =.
II hu. dreams Frightening OF q gorgeous
morn,
Where lite end love and Joy are newly born ),
!! bat yearning for eternal liu.t--
lhOu teacbeat veil, on, night
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l., ". srIDnAMa son, ArCr's.

IYNBlIC SALEDF REAL ESTAIE.--
l The SUI srriber, Intending TO quit the
huInes-.w v! | sell at puhIIc sale, in the village
Of Hamort0n, Chester County, Pa, or lHrt-
day, December 18th, 1885, tho following de
-cribed real estate, via goId house and
stable. wheel~right and hnck4.ll'h 'hoI'.
The house IL a tw0anI Il hA.l-Stury ithm", IL
good order, containing SIX 70 ms, lt" 'h"!N
are OF brick, nnd large business T. nov Il
ried on. The lot containa uuout hu'i an n, re
Of ground, 80, with apple, peach tee - /
small fruit. \ good well Of Wa'er IS 80 ~"
door. Any one Wishing to &c" the y ID
will be shown by the undersiaa"d =! 'F
thereon. Terms easy. sale 70 com 1T
30 y. m T. u, On aN'' hH
J a. ROBINSON. Aurt. d3 Tulsa =.
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CLOSING OUT
OUR W|NTERSTOCK
NOW IS YOUR TINE Fer BARGAINS.

The backward season has
compelled US to put our
prices down to a point that
our goods must move.
Clothing for men at cost
and less than cost.
Clothing for boys at prices
lower than the lowest we
eversold.
We have a large stock OF
ready-made clothing of our
own manufacture, consisting
of every variety of styles in
suits, and overcoats for men,
boys and children. These
goods we are determined to
sell within the next 80 days.
All we ask is a call and
YOU will be satisfied Of our
statement.
Suits to order reduced
from $40 to $50 $50 suits
reduced to SIS s25 suits
reduced to SIS and $40. We
mean business when we say
these suits will be made up
in the best manner by first
class workmen, cut by a ST.
perior artist and a good fit
guaranteed or no sale.
Remember the above, and
call at
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! Ashes and gypsum have proved
highly beneficial to potatoes in many

! Ashes and gypsum have provet
highly beneficial to potatoes in many
sections.
An Orange County, New York, dairy
man has tested the matter, and found
that his milk sold at 81 cents a quart
was az good ~ butter-allowing twelve
quarts Of milk for pound ofhutter-'a
twenty-eight cents per pound.
T. Alex. Smith, in the Breeders
Gazette, says " AS 10 the escutcheon,
while there may be room for a differ
ence Of opinion as to its value AZ in
dicatins milking propersities, we think
it useless in judging butter cows
The Rural New Yorker claims that
there are laws in some States against
" eeIs, and that it must be the duty OF
some one to attend to the enforce
meut Of such, but this is not usually
done.
When horses are compelled to re-
main exposed to storms ut this season
the use of = rubber blanket, with Ham
mel lining will be of valuable assist
ance in the prevention Of colds and
lung disease.
The farmers who make the farms
profitable are those who grow crops
that are not always the easiest pro
duced They endeavor to make labor
prof able, and apply it where it can
be used to the best advantages.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18
VDUBI.It, SALE.

Tho sub s"ri ar, will soil at public sale, on
the farm OF edmund Wilson, On the Philn-
dclphh Turnpike, within n quarter Ola mile
Of the city lm,ts, Itrhndyvtne Hundred. on
lhurshay, - cernber ~. 1888, at one O'Clock,
D. m. 1 head Of horses one mare with foal
by King AT cd mare With toal by General
Howard. tao Of the horfes i+a good mover.
They arc al first lss workers an drivers
~ head ~ cattle ~ heal Of good mtirh
vows and =, .inqers fnll bred li"lstein bull
coming tw. years old, good brood sow ami
: shoAts. Among Lne above stock may tc
found some of the very best COWS, that hay.
been selcctci with great care and judgment.
Terms ash FHMIi ND WILSON.
fHhlLEs Mcft 4 Nd.
L. " ArI AM Il SON. aIll "A. Is
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,yEE~FEEDING FOWLS,

In most cases over.teeding of fowls
causes them to become too fat, which
not only prevents the hens froin laying
but breeds disease. Especially il this the
case when they are confined and have No
exercise. II may be mentions Il that fol
persons who live in the city and keep /,
few fowls the snlAll-hree $ are best, A.
they do not fatten as readily as tn,
large kinds. Leghorns and Ramburgs
both small breeds, are not only beautl
full in plumage but are non-sitIers, an,
lay more eggs than any Othel breeds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18
why suffer with Malaria 2

Emory's STANDARD. Cure Pills are in.
fallibie; never tail to cure the Inos'
obs mate cases purely vegetable; con
tain no quinine, mercury or polsons OF
any kind pleasant TO take, sugar
ceated. All druggistS-25 and 80 cents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18
,.ACkING HrTTER ~ CROOKS.

TIL, partial loss of crock of our own
best butter the past season, or what was
a,o'.t the same, the loss of its hAvor
and the consequent old taste, has ed to
the looking into the matter, and the
supposed perfect glazing of the crock
WAS found to. b. pisreed with great
nun her of mast II in ate holes, the result
il. some way of the burning. This lie.
the air into the mass Of butter, or Whai
,fas worse. she iIAsi q ma erial OF ttf
arock simply acted AZ q sponge, and tht
6ner aromatic oils Of the butter wert
= absorbed through these minute holes
into the clay, and the outside aver Of
butter was ruined, leaving but core Of
good butter In the centre OF the crock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18
HlARM AT PUBLIC SALE! THE SUB
Il scriber viii soil At Public Sale, on the
premises, situated in Christians hund red on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1889

81 cio"h, y. III,
his farm ,'0ntaining one hundred and one
acres, more or less and i!ea On the road load
ing from Rockland 10 tenteryile, five nil
rom Wilmington. adjoining lands If Henry
DuP6nt Henry Sw yne. Daniel hAiey
Thomas potion and FOuis0n Chandler con
vonient to churches sch ,ols, mi IA. and with
In II quarter Of n mile of Railroad station, on
the Wilmington ani Northern RaIlr lai ! hs
abOge Is in u htsh state Of cultivation 1upI
butiding- frame dwelling, containing ten
ruoine, good cellar, never failing well, lgrg"
barn, eighty by thirty hvG feut. straw shed.
co by y feet CON CRIB and carriage house.
SMOKE house. hen mousse. spring house. hog
hon c Tue above farm is laid out In seven
convenient fields, III under good fence, good
ap,ne orchard in FIJI bearing, about 10 acres
0iw "dluad, mostly Oh stn1t. Terms len
per cent 'ash. on day Of sale or itH equ Va.
tent ;une-hn't can lay on the premi-ea, s"cur.
q in tho usunl way tho balance on or before
NJ rch "htn, 1884, when deed and possession
Will hc ri en-. WILLIAM THOMPSON,
l.. ". >TlDnAa Sow Au'ts
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CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES

Toilet Sets, Gcntlemens emok-
..ug Sc :. Childrrn's Tea Sets,
Bouquet lInl"crs, Mustache
CUPS, Bisc Figures, Toys, Fancy
Cup. and Ssuccrs ald Vases in
end, 50 variety. These gods
we bought expressly for the
Christmas trade, and are Sc lin
very cheap for c.sh. Also full
line Of Cotlrcs and Teas. We
roast al! Of our own COTE ;, there
fore ,o" always ret it fresh and
good. erd our Teas are unsnrpass
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18

hyANrHU-T PUBLIC To KNOW
that FerEusen, At No. II East Second
MI, manufactures all kinds OF candies IN
tlnx his new fashioned tally. NO c'av
btiep sold NY hin. decl-H
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q, w OrrelI.

To further accommodate our friends
who want useful presents our store will
be open every evening till Christmas,
md till noon on that day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18

Ign,, Mails n square Company
Famous Madison Square Play
koyei Madison square Scenery
Marvellous htnpe Mechanism
Wondrously Realistic GLADE scene
stream Of Real, Hurg'iny, Sparkling
Running Water
:, sa,s Of seats will t"lin etc. Y. Tho
N. Cn's. Monday morning Mt ga. m. The
k.tl,l ty OF securing soatt IL respoc' ~
kscsied 1911
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Y Nervousness, Nervous |

Nervousness, Nervous Debility, Neu
ralgia, Nervous Shock, St. Vitus' Dance
Prostraiion, and all diseases Of Nerve
Generatiye Organs, are all permanently
and radically cured by Aliens BraI'
Food, the great botanical remedy. 81
package; 6 for 81 AT druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-18

A lady who has remarkable snccess
in raising plants reveals the secret
of her method in a note to tn" Evening
Post. The soil, she writes, Ii about
two-thirls good garden soil, and the
rest is sand, 1t is kept light and loose
about the roots, and the plants she wa
cred onl y as they appear TO need 1t
But the chief reason for their wonder
full growth and bloom is that when any
of the leaves wither and fill, instead OF
throwing them away she makes little
of th-,n and tnn.- thrmN0nE in
the earth, where thy desay. THIS
is the only fertilizer rhe uses.
"This, she says, 'seelns to he natures
way. Aud the plants that have the Of
ternoca sun only, grow and rival those
that Lave the morning sun
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wan 'rEs

yurlCE-A PERSON FULLY AZ
uuAinted with double or single entry
n keeping. and having spare evenings.
ult take charv" or assist in keetl Dg Set
baon. boos- Opened, closed or posted NJ
Ssoa.bis charses. Address Ledger,
one del26t!
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Holiday Goods.

Persons in search of umbrellas, canes
or gos4sners would do well to call at
Strang's emporium, 4th and Market
streets, and make their selection.
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Bogus Fire Sales
NISFIT GAGS +!
PRIVATE HOUSE D0DGES PLAYED OUT

THE WOODS
80 to speak, are fall or Clothing
Stores. kOine offer impossible bar.
gains, depending upon deiusive
price. 1istA TO attract trade. The
New PhiIaIaIphta Misunderstanding
Company pursues another plan
We advertise nothing but real
prices, and what We promise you
sssa, depend upon.
nun FOR
Everyth thing you SEQ advertised Nv
Ell cap, and in nine cases Ont Of tel
you'll be sold. Never expect 10 r ct
clothing cheaper than 1t IN be
man u fac tn red, for that Is impOSSi.
BILE: bat when you get 1t II manu-.
tn Is ut the New PhiIaaelr hia Man
! u sac.urIng Co., 1918 Market street.
You get 1t y figures tn ~ SAY Q to you
the retaiiers' profitS.
FOB LEAP YEAR
Won will W ant 10 look nice, and II
il WeIl.k that dEeHs makes
the man. The EAsex CAAhSmere auit
sOld by the New PMiladelphia Man
y Tacturing Co., In all wool and
seaIIy the same suit Othe cloth crt
coat IL a vol cable garment.
that " III W. ear we'll aud look we'll
for y ears.
ISCOMING.
Colder " eAther ~ coming, and II
YOU n eed new clothing see Our ii M
Dress OvercORlS at ~, $40 AMI SIG
Rem eInber, " sell Mt man n factnr.
ern' prices, or about one third Leaf
than others ask. Our Sl2 Over0<sats
are satin.llned. For 6i4 We have
the fash iOMable satim.IineA. Cork.
screw OvercOatA which Other
cIOthierS will ask you &25 for. Oar
suits at $40, 8II aud 6I2 are better
than Othcrs ASK 4 10, y As anGSi for
WOu dn'l say 80,
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yANrEU-YDUNt MEN AND LA
dIeslo lsarn telsgrhphy, day or even
p N. J. Telegraph. hn Market .! oct
lniugGn, I,el. No charge nnless stun
furnished.
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hirkwOod, bel, on
THURSDAY, nECEM BIER %, 1883,
At 10 o'clock a. m,
Al tho Personal Property ofsaid deoeaAed,
~ follows to Wit
On" good family mare fnur cows. one with
> "rlt by her side the others vii come IN
pTpht about the first II the year.
A pump seat carriage, good rs new; ! mar
ket drarbUrn. ! pIriYh. wteel rake. in com
| pi, t. order corn sh"ilcr, vratn fan, blows !
| u PcuC, CT ; hdrroHs, cultivators, post Inn
chine and puRer, shaving horse, cross-cut
saw, rruuiux hears, crow bar. bronh axe,
| iron vir-, nia", maui ana wedges, grnln bags;
scyths AMI cradle forks, rak"s, OK ch"ins, Z
hes hives, niriels Of cider vinegar, hay by
| the ton and many other articles.
| Also tn" Household and Kitchen Fnrni
turC, amor K which are a large cook stove
parior stow a morning glory heater, feather
beds. bedft"lds aud beddinHs, clothes lInsstF
cupj cards and n yRriety OF other articles
Terms at unI" J. n STEW E,, Admir-.
N B.-lhe farm Of lei acres vii be offered
| for sale Mt this sane time dlJ-1td ltw
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ABOUT LAYING HENS.

Saysths American Po'lltry Yard II
the poultry have no place where thsy
may resort in cold weather and find
comfort, they have their revenge surely
in one way. They san not be made to
produce eggs. " A bird that can sing,
and wons sing, must be made to sing"
40 we've heard Let him who ii out Of
IA job undertake this, but we warn him
to begin with that the only way he can
do is to get said bird in willing cundi-
ton. Treat J our fowls well, and they
can't help laying, everything else being
equal DO not neglect them by forcing
them to roam the barns and outbuild-
ings over in quest of food to keep up a
mi SCRABBLE existence, heing Il, ways In
the way, roosting on the farming tools
or over The hay NOW, and then declare
that the fowls won't lay ARE nuisance,
and don't pay.
A. room on the south side Of build
ing, or a shed facing that point of the
compass, should have all the cracks
battened, making 1t impossible for any
draft of air to strike the fowls Ca Ven
tilatDr being on the top, which can be
opene! or shut, NJ occasion re4nires),
for 1t Is anything bnt pleasant to go
into the room on v'ry cold morning
and find our very best fowls with their
combs frozen or, still worse, to find
them dead under the rOosts, on ac-
count of group, caused by a draft of
cold air from the out"- world through
y crevice in the wall. If tho whole
southern exposu" IL glazed, all the
better Gold window sash, which can
frequently be obtained very cheaply,
will do very welD, AZ it will admit
more Of the warm sun rays, lor there
is nothing thai fowls enjoy more than
a sun bath. In winter the windows
should be covered with board shutters,
, or mats, or something of the kiud, at
usght, 10 retain the solar heat acCuinu-
lated during the day. Aud then if
your hens don't begin to sing, it will
be because they are not the Staging
kind, that d all.
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Ferd' Carson, the merchant tailor, ol5
Market street.
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Groceries Groceries

have purchased tho grocery STORE ana IA
tur,s Mt tho northwest cDrue OF trurth ana
I,umhsrd streets, and am prepared 20 furnish
fresh groceries Of All dessr pt,ons ut the low.
est bottom prices. .. "a.
anu also carrying on tho grocery store at
the southeast corner OF Eleventh hnd Bennetl
streets, and respectfully solicit the patronage
of the people In that vicinity, ,,
nOl4-lmt WILLIAM NJ. hANoAs.
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DIR. SIN1MS'
vegetable Hlls.
The Pc Atetton of PnSs,
Mnakan11'x ElASDgttH Rtktt

The mest famous ,ivrr mcdicHne On ta'i
RIO gripinv sickness Hr weak ness at "a, tHe
operation. They d. not i@a"c ne bowels ."
tive They tone and Htrennthc@ tNs L. 9'
ana act on the kidncys- s.pinlaSA "rt -sl"
curing liver complaint, sick hca1n"h|, Ii"
-lluia hiltouBnrss, rLin IN ne ii e, VI ta41a
pain in the bowels, kllu"y3 or bio!hr- E'r."
Very vnluahIe in Dyspepsia, mn'nt'" ie""'o
dlGi', asue, chIlls ami fever, gene "ct.
nNss, lows If appetite, SIC. They an 'i","'
for wepkly females IA Az assia.ar, ~ ~: ~
,ystein healthy, They are enloFs.!' ana n
commented y, th0ua ads rs ms l'ce': PA
icarI IL lcndld liver meii0inl FIHEant
ytIxur con("d; II cCHts box; Il u = o"::e
in oN"l, seat by matt. SO! y, Hp'i1.
Lea tuis IN medicines. Main de-" '"Vil
ana H'Hg .'reets, Wilmington. h'.. ~" r.
Arch slro't, Philade!ph,A 1911
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VANrFD-A STOUT, INTELLlHEN1
boy, With stnro eXperI' noe. best re-
kss,s rean No other need apply |.
kUN, as hing Erect a!7E
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II kkElS. Cult h EMS,
w turhsnnd Heeac at M ESSltk y. In
\ bird street market dlA-u
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'Hl--)N SAL UkDAY AFTERNOON
Si1,, horse blanket near silver Brook
|kRTWn,.., liberal reward If lon Mt DOUGH.
Street, livery stable, Front and Orange
''' dist
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THt'RMDAY, DfN. e7. 1883,
Revolution In single HuInbeE
Draw inkh.

AS-Every ticket holder hlt own super ''tr
c,n call out the number on hts ticket n i 500
the corresponding numhr on thr t'k ware
in the wheel IN his presence. These ara"'A"'
viii oocur on the last THIRDLY ui G. 34'
month. Read the maguItircnt
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tNoR SALE--a5 NEW HOUSES, PRICE
q N,oW 10 5000 A chance for II good
Only $500 In cash IL wantod on
e,Ve small ones. Also houses and stores x
r1' " Ii. TlNDAI.II, 7Ol French street
n3U I'm
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0 \ { 0 | 7 \ {

7 have been ua,ny Swin's Suhcih" IN my
practice FOR y long time. lnd l regard IL lh'
best combination as A blood Jnn her INA '"'',
lie lti'entirely fegetnb'c, he.n" ""mruie'
Of the extracts Ofruots witch grow 10 th,S
ton yf iror IA an ft'hiiI..r with l,t
history from the time tie formula "hs o'''
tained f7,m he Indiana. 1t lsa '.rt"Ih ahI
safe remedy for all kinds TT blood p"i"h h'a
IL III humor, and there has never I"cl1 III
ure 10 cure have curtd blood t.lht in the
Third GENERATION
with IT, ailar had mort stgnaly failed "
tn" 11t approved m th"'.s OF Treatment WIN
mercury ara !odide o potassium,
tKtD A. TDF VI FIR. M. d.,
Perry, Hcus>ol Co.. ia
our t-e, 'ao on Blood and SKIN Wseaa''
mailed ttGt 20 applicants.
IHESWIE" SPECIFIC o.,
Drawer 3, i tlaIta. II"
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|kWR SALE-FOR WANT OF ~
H h. oee Two good cart horses can 10y
trea' 1shl cheap. W. X. MOORE, l0J est
dcctu
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an pr,es $1,000
Whcys Tickets, 81. ilnlfTicksts,SI
~ rick cts, $50. IS Tickets. 300.
Remit money or Bank bran in Letter o
send by Express. Don't send by Registered
ietter or post-ofticc order un'ii tnftler ~,
tice Orders OF as and upward by Express, viii
yo sent nt our expense. Addressall orders 10
III DOUGLAS. Loutsville.Ky. sllt.th-ws,
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1iaNN-tOMPLETE OKpEk-RARE
n VA narxain-For sale by JANE. SHDBE,
{un,r".et sixth street. Headquarters for
lug, etc. del2.btt
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kyANTHIt-BA KDt.kS A N RRlEl'
couple or single gert,cmen can be
w. nod stt-i with second story mont room
k,sd, at No 800 shipley street. dlat
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k'h HALE-A PAKLDR SELF FEED
n.1. my stove. Has teen II. cd but two
Vail at this otfi &C. ST.
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Janney, sol and 3os King street, Il
hsadduartsss for oranges and lenoOA
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WANTED - HARDEKS AT MRS
w kamrberxer, $40 hins street. fieaS
Il rooms and x0ud AocoIn NJ pdAtions. nl6 Int