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Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

C. +. Rudolph, Of this city has just
received the following from a New
York gentleman, which may prove a
valuable receipt for smallpox, Its
publication is requested :
CDR. fIine, an English physician, has
just discovered that cream tartar is a
specific remedy for smallpox. One
ounce should be put to Il pint of boiling
water and the solution when cold drank
freely, and if too looSrning of the
bowels take less. Or. Hinr says it will
cure the disease in three days, and will
prevent blindness or marking from the
disease. When propl" are exposed to
disease they should take a wine lasstu
Of the liquid three times IA day.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
LOOKINGFORwARD.
Closed is another page

Closed Is another page
In the book Of the vanished years.
Dare We again, with its Joys and fears,
Recall that bygone age?
Nay for we hope that in future days,
However bright the past,
Each hour may prove brighter, and every year
BE happier than the last.
Regret for mlsdeeds may come DER US,
Grief for the good not done
But We trust In the time stlll before rs,
In the years that are still to run.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

| SHEklfF ) SALE-BG VIRTUE OF A
- decree If the Court Of Chancery, of the
StaDe Of Delaware in and for New Castle
County. made on the Fourth day Of October,
A. d.. 1882, and to Inc directed, will be exposed
u Pablo Sale at the Court House, on Market
street. between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
il the city of Wilmington, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883,
At 2o'clock, p. M, the following described
real estate. as follows, to wit.
All those two certain tracts of land situate
! in ChrStianu hundred New Castle County
amt State Of Delaware. and now or formerly
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
/ Onc Of sad tracts boundcdhy the Whining
ton and thriStiana Turnpike Road. by the
| by the Newport Marsh Road, by the
ihristiana Creek. by lands Of James Mayee,
John Bradley and Others, and by the Old
| Church lot. excepting the mansion house and
| lot of land adjoining, containing about OF 9
acres. said lot Of land being bounded by the
| hedge now enclosing it On the north east by
the said turnpike road, by the said old church
lot, by the garden fence enclosing it partly
On the southeast, and by the SAID garden
! fence extended until 1t meets the old Church
| lOD the said tract Of land containing after
| ,hc excepted part is deducted therCfrom,
about lO2 acres of land. be the same more or
! less. The uti n OF said tracts. situated in the
village Of Newport and bounded by the Phila-
Iclphia. Wilmington * Baltimore Railroad,
lands of the heirs of Richard Stephenson,
deceased. land late Of Allen Thompson, and
- street. containing three acres Of land,
be the same more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid by
JAM rs VI ARTlN, Sheriff.
SHERlFFs OFFICE, Wilmington, Del, Jan.
p 1883. l26
ItIfRlEE"S SALE'-BN NIRIJTE or A
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
]. WYlie 0uilliRn. N. D..

EasleyS, $. G., say After using three
BOTTLES of s. :. :. in case Of Blood
Disease given up to die, ! am satisfied
will recover. Price SlOO and Sl.75 per
bottle Of all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
VN ~ NThf
THE 3ED DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1883,


ii T. oED ia Of ESKl "A ~ 1888,
Ato o.cI,cE ~ M ,bo f,Iro,rir,, io.,.;tol
p oa 49, os ,'a ,.i, '''''
Al mat certain I"t, piece or parcel OF lahd
WIN ',o',ft"' T'y T,I 'Tsr I'ie stG'
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning AT point on the n"rLeriy side
81 SIAtn street between lIho ana spruce StS'
at ,t'r '. =" aIoa q n,ii tno
~ tha common ,,iIi,. h.ru,.,, III. 1,'I thn
ol'ninin,r hmm.n th:,c, nI,,nr No ,'iTiIo ~
it aiIn, ,'nrth,,I,, ,.r,ii,r v;th S,r',,.a -
=, rt ',nIt' ,', '',..I, :, u
m,th Siyth r,r,a. a. . i,,a, Ina
iIIi,n ni,,S I,' thn,,on Sn a.
o,r ,Inr,iIoi ,,i,h S,r,,no s,r,,n, anI tbrnu,rh
NJ f,h rt,,yii hntunnn
.aI ~, -" I','' 49, - ~ f ~
tn,n tir''J'IU AZ or'e nh 1h Io, -.
w. ",,i ""'" 60, @ ", ,t
=" ','a ~
", thm,' NJ YIN tho frna nsa orL
=, a' ~ ,,n nntioi III, ~
pr.y.lege o. inc above mentioned a'ley III
collinI"', i"iG,''t T., o,.,.,,.,,.,, -, a.,
DIV WnI L,thI irGi
~! W Nv, n ''"t n Ms
wife, ana l.. I. = aiiI ,W oe SHIu ~ ,,o
Suu,,ns ,n. Mn ~ vi ~ IN, "mel,m.
HHEhiff offlch' WHINING 'oh' january
,-,uIp,rI"S SALE ny 1.IpTI,Enr
49,, - ',''ri r',,i, :, 49, ' Il
H., ~ NV ',rt
tIn,,.o ~, MI ~ t,,n. ,,, ,rn,,,h ,,f
EIovnnth stronts in no ci,v ~ Wilminotnn
New Castle County, De-.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1858.
A, , ,,o,,,r - m tbo c,un,vir,, lo,,rito l
real estate. viz.
=, ...t.,
,i t'aat w. ~, " i',it "iu t"".S,"h
- "''I .nI, '"i'' 'tuHte ~ Ni' I"I'"
4, uHutt'' po"h't'u ana u'Ncil'cu ~ iollo"S'
li'"t II W "a! It- "!IHe az Il t"''H' on 'i''
"tst'il y S.it oi run avenue at ~ 'tcI woe
uct"oe" iunc.h hii'! 'GI'hihh slre%lS' AT ING
iiH'N'Iur Vi w i.'' i''h' W." S"uIhcl4! Si"E VI
, " i'l'hh ttl'.', t.c.'r western! HaH,Iicl |"
"'E'l' !, I,iVct " .''t, N'I'n'' Nout"clIs t''i-
',''l 10 I ~ "' r''t ~ ''t,' 'lehtc t"E'cII!
W. PniIIIcl :" y ''''h'" ,,iMEO ~ ittt u ,hp
t!'t'>'tl McStrti' tiur ~ T. ,ih Avenue ann /
nyHrt t'tI'"! "t'I''L! q. l'tt - '"e PIh't
- 'eeInilllS' 10 ''c '"'I'!l'' lhcFeO' WHAT
'n"S may, ,.., .,...,,...
0e'hct ana i''h.L vi cAe'ul"h a. 'hr pro. ,
perry VI rl"l'h,I -u!l"l'' SHiN'ttut uio'lG"- .
1of, ahu A"'I" .h"i''h' ana i'aNlu bail, I. l''
'"d l" 'csolu ~, ,,,,,>
..., JAN - VI An ~ Hn"rlI'
HhhislFF oFFl'E' Wilmington, .'anilHry
~ 1900 JEo /
-,urElF't"S SAI.r--Ky ,lRTIrr. nl. A /
~ writ IF Ais I,rvnri tnrins ~ mo dirnrt'
4. iii t va 60 -, ,,,,ii' :. Nv
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
NJ EAT STORE.


ihc meat store occupied toy G.uugo Heed.
No. oil KING strc', generally known as he
class meats ofall kinds. The crti,rns. cuuH,.
~ are invited 10 cHII Prices N ,dgr. tr. nj
satisfaction guaranteed RaSkr.. d,ltvnlod
10 any part of the city without additional
barge. ALBERT RltHARDSDN. nn".tt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
SHERIEF'S SALES.

StHERIFF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Lcvari Facias. to me directed,
viii he exposed to Public Sale. at the Court
House. on Market stree between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County. Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

StlIEKl FRS SAIts-Bi VIRTUE. or A
y writ Of Lcrari FaciaS. to me directed.
VIII be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court
House on Market It. between 10th and nth
streets, in the city Of W Wilmington, New Castle
County, Dol,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

uDIBJIc SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER

DI BIG SALE.-IHE SUBSCRIBER
about to quit the dairy business VIII
sell at Public Sale, u: hir residence, at Cen
tire Station, WI. and Northern X. H., On
TUESDAY, FEhRTAKY6 8, 1888
at one o'clock. p. m,
l3 head Of cows. one full blood Guernsey, )
Of them VIII have calves by thcir side by day
uf sale, Others VIII be IN prott soon one bull,
good stock, ~ years old
Dairy fixtures, 10 forty quart milk cans, ,
90 quart milk cans, alOt Of milk pans, near
~ new 2 churns, one a revolving. nearly
new "a lot of farming untcn-ls moving ma
chine, wheel rake, plows, 2cnltiVa'ors, set
of stage harness, and many other articIrStO0
tedious to mention. TTms.-All sums of go
and less cash, over that amount credit Will
be gwen by the purchaser ptFing a hankahlc
not" with an approved cndors"r lhre" per.
cent of Tor cash. THOMAS Wilson.
l.. ". STIDuAM n Son, Auct's l21cod4t-Gtw
l1uBI.lG SALE
fKESH COWS, SpElNGERS AND FAT
STOCK.
The subscriber will offer at Public Sale. at
he Chadd's Ford Hotel, Delaware County.
"a, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY |, 1859,
lot Of fresh cows. .prinpcrs aud G-1,&
lat stock. All persons are invited e HE
n here. AMOS ". HOUSE.
/. ". SrIuHAN n sos. AEsl's. ~
}l ELit SALE or HUKSiS AT K. VI.
GI'-ou's stables. on French st.. below
-ud. Wilmington. Del. on Saturday. tch 10.
at iou'c,urk, y. m. good "urh or driving
nurses nmrng them some good st"ppcr} nj.
home raised. York wagon. .'ullrh cows with
n!tcs b, th"lr sides, 9 months c,"dIt. IoriulI
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

Nh kLlNES GREAT NERVE kt-
~ stOror is The wonder Of lhu iIitc lUr al
nerve diseases. ,All hts stopped tree. send
to s3l Arch street, Philadelphia, Va.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
JNEErH FOR ALL THEPEOpLE.

L
- beautiful teeth at $3, $5, $50 and $40 a set
Teeth extracted without pa BY the use of gas.
Over 60 years ext erience.
DIX. GALIIAG HER, S35 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

The subscriber will sell ut Public Sale, at
his residence near tlaymUnt, Brandy vine
HID, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30 !s&i
at ! O'Clock, j.. m,
The following described personal property
belonging to the estate UI 1AUs l., GuUdlcy,
to wit: Two horses. Z head Of cows calf, /
ycarling bull . frt hogs. one shUat. ducks,
turkeys and chickens, market wagon farm
wagon, | cart carriage. J set of double har'
ncSs, sets Of single harness, .et oilcad har-
ness hay and straw by the ton, wheat, corn,
oats and potatoes by the hushol, piows. har.
rows, cuiiivators. cider mill, moving mae.
hnc, horse rake, grain fan, corn shelter lot
uf vinegar. grIndstonc, forks, mikes, shovcIF,
lot OF grain bags, about 50 perch of building
stone, etc. Ais" a lot ofhOnschoId furniture,
such ns stoves. dishes, pets. pans chlrn, bat
ter tub. and II great variety of other articles.
4 l-o wheat IN the ground Terms at sale.
JACOB J.. GDDILEN,
IlT-eudtS 2tw Administrator.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
4 lvERY STABLE FOR SALE

4 TNOR SALE-A NEW tIRST-CLASS -
IL ro0mcd housc, suitable for lawyer, doe
!, Tor or dentist, corner tn and French streets
has fine bay window and all modern in.
prOvements. Well and Al waste water IN
1erdrained to sewer AI,", NE three houses
adjoining the aboY". Terms easy, Also,
Y ether houses, price from $1,000 to 5000. Also,
) new store. Chance tor good Investment
D Some payingg per cent. clear of taxes etc.
Apply 10 q. II. TISpALL, 7Ol French street
l9O-lmt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
NTuTicr-hSTATE OF ROBERT Al

NrtTIt E-MI1VA LOAN ASSrtlA-
~ ton new stock for sale: no back pay
lunuts, Apply day or evening t" GRO. g..
u MAS. Secretary. !--ime"d
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

= OST.-A GOLD LOCkET IN GOING
IL down King street from Third to Second,
out Second to Washington, and up Washing
ton to Fifth. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving 1t at the RgrusLicAN
office. lhn2o-sis
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
sALEOR EXcHANGE-A LARGE

INOR SALEOR ENtHANGE-A La RGE
IL brick dwelling house. T. rooms front
porch, bay window. ~ hrst-cHss order with
I'll modern improve ucn'' Lot 25xliO feet.
This property IL wed lpcH'ed. 'nmmanding one
Of the finest views tn the city, and l. wei
worthy the atteIt ION "f any one wanting de.
ersbIc home. VIII soil uu easy terms or eN-
change for y mgic property. Apply to i.
pENNIN0TON, No. 3 f. s,l st. l=7.lm
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

Save Your Grease and Fat.
Take it to soap office, Third and Orange
streets, and get soap for IT..
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

yNOR BALL. COT NIfR AND BiISS,
II show case sAtahic lur lnwcIcr or mlliln
eF, Davis sewihg machine, Victor Cook
et0y0. No. Oil srlf feeder stow" small stove,
9aS hxtuFes, etr. III" above are nearly n"w
and Will be sold cheap, Applgat "a Market
street. lg7-it"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

TNIRTEEN HOUSES TDR SALE. FlF-
n tenn two-story brick houses. SIX rooms
nd bath room. hot and cold water, iron,
0rchea, mont aud side yard. huiit Of the best
lateral and In Il most substantial manner
Of sale on favorable terms. Apply 10 GEO.
Y. WHST. NO3 West Sixth street l'o-l-t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
TDUBLIC SALE

The subscriber Will sell ut Public Sale, at
ns residence near tlaymUnt, brandy
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

UyANTED-A GIRL FOX GENERAL
w housework In "A small family. Apply
imm ediately ut go Van Buren, st. l27-3t'
PARTNER WITH ABOUT
." 5000. and willing to work. Address
Partner" this office. l27-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
ON SATT RDAI.

.tHEklFF'S SALE-Rl VIRTUE. OF A
- writ Of Ais. I.cvari facias. to me direct
ed will he exposed TO ruhlic Sale at the
hotcl of Sarah Shearcr, at kirkwUod, in Pen
r;tdur Hundred, New Castle County, Del,
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Brother Gardener on Marriage

From the Detroit Free Press
81 understand began the president,
of the Lime Kiln Club, as the meeting
opened in due form, dat quite a num-
Der of de members IF dis club am gwne
to be married doorir de summer. OATS
all right, an / wish EN- much Joy, an
shall be glad TO witness de obsequies
Of each an cherry one. But, | want to
to say few words in gineral. In de
fust place. am you swine to mary fur
love or fur sort q N2ness partnership?
if yot answer fur love, let
me warn r0t td rs sartih
dat YOU doan' mistate De sentiment.
Many young man who Thought his
heart torn by love has pluuged into
ilatrimonY to disl,tvsf dat hs simply
ha3 d admiration fur $50 set of false
teeth an high insteE If you answer
fur sort o bizness partnership, let me
warn You not TO expect
too much. You won't love de
woman, an she won't trust you. 1t
will be sort o boss trade in which both
parties will be cheated and both contin-
ner to be mad about it. You kin git
along arter "A fashioa, an people vino
see her on your arm at circus won't
know how yoh fight It home.
''if for tttit8' n'FtE! let c1mtton
sense have Il show il de tEunsackshlin.
Doom 30 off yer leetbekase you meet
gal who kin sing Ikea robin, smile like
a rose an jump off astreet kyar widout
boderin' de driver t. stop. A wife has
much to do beside silgin' an cultiyatin'
dimples. If you am gWine tn marry, ok
ycursel7es hos FIR so pet week will gd
when divided Up fur aothes ah' btfyisl-
uns an house rent III fewel an incl
dentials, Refo' You Pill in love with
gal Who looks to sweetfur anythin' in
red plush sacque, kinder Ggger on now
many SIGH buds your income would ae-
ford her Befo' you am all broke up
ober a gal who playsde pianner, talks
French, paints landscapesan' reads poet
ny, ijst sit down AMI figger who am to
cook yer meat an tiers, patch yer
cloze, darn your socks an help ye make
$l2 bly, Sla worth dthinas. Befo' We
let a bair D. iiashist bye5 an, q tiinnln
dimple captivate We, look aroun' little
an see if de owner has got temper like
a wildcat Marriage Is a lottery simply
bekase people take each odder insight
an unseen. Let us Low prognosticate
10 hiznesso
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cident happened, was much overcome an d
abandoned his tour.
NJ. D. Iiesseps and son have come to Lon
don to conclude arrangements for the con-
strucuon of the second and parallel Suez
canal agreed apon. NJ. De Lesseps has
agreed to reduce the tolls % and 30 per cent
to give an increased representation IN the
canal directory to England, and to allow
the English to control the canal manage
ment at Port Said, Ismailia and Sues.
Twelve bishops, including Cardinal Nc
Cabe and Archbishop Crokc, were absent
from the meeting Of the Catholic hierarchy
in Dublin, the 9th which adopted res
0lations denouncing state aided emigration
and favoriDg the cultivation OF tracts of
land in ireland, which could maintain the
surplus population.
Stead * Stevenson, drygoods merchants
of Winnipeg, have assigned in trust, with
liabilities about 500, 900. Mr.. Stevenson is
also engaged in the hardware and grocery
business, which will also be effected.
Wales wanted to knight Irving, the actor,
and Victoria couldn't see 1t, and now the
aristocracy are beginning to discover that
Irving is plebeiau anyhow.
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RAILRoAD RUuBLINGs.

Chicago Special:-An exhibition of the
SHAW locomotive was made Thursday. The
locomotive was attached to the regular
morning train of the Northwestern road
for Milwaukee, The trial was made
to test Che pulling qualities of the en-
CINE. The run was made in good time, and
10 the satisfaction of all. On the seturn
trip the speed was at different times fifty
nine, siXty-One, sixty foUT, and siXtY-five
miles ger hour which was considered re-
markable speed. The Shaw locomotive did
all her work without the sual shocks and
hammer blows OF the ordinary locomotive
The coal was OF poor quantity, making il
impossible to get enough steam on. There
was only 10 pounds when there should
have been 40 pounds.
The contract between the Ns,ionsl Park
Improvement company end the stage line
has been signed. and that it Will 90 into
effect July 10 The Northern Pacific road
expects that the park branch will be
completed to a point 3 mules south Of f.iv-
fngston by the same time. Meanwhile this
stage line will connect st the terminus of
the branch ard carry passefrfes5 by Concord
coaches 10 the Mammoth Hot Springs.
The hotel will be really by July Is to receive
visitors. The rates of fare inside The park
have not been agreed upon.
ID. X. Smith, who lately resigned the su-
perintendcncy of .the Northern division of
the Manitoba, to accept a position with the
Union Pacific, had been appointed super
intendent ofthe South Park division of the
latter road with headquarters at Como
Colo. Mr.. Smith succeeds G. w Evans, re
signed. No one mas vet been appointed to
fill the Vacancy iu the Manitoba, bat II is
generally expected that T.. Ryder, late Of
the Minneapolis Is st, Louis will receive The
appointment.
The aggregate earnings Of The Chicago,
Milwaukee e. S. Paul railway for the
fourth week in June were $685.. 900, against
$457 600 foy the corresponding week last
yesr-an increase of sos, GOO The earn
ings for June aggregated s., o.. coo, against
$l,620,0O0 Tor the corresponding month in
IsS2-an increase of Sf03, 0eo
1t is rumored that The Chicago & North
western railway will swallow the Green
Bay Winons Il St Paul railroad at an
early DAY; and it is said an or,icr for its
purchase has already been given The
bonded debt Of the Green Bay road is 50
100000, and the floating debt $3.50. 600.
The line IS 2oS miles long, with two short
branches
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Shall We Know Each Other
There?

The minister Of a fashionable church
once preached o beautiful sermon on
this subject. He drew the picture of a
very beautiful heaven. We would walk
in sun-lit groves, by the music Of water
falls, and gaze outupsn the amaranthine
fields. Ard then, too, eve shall know
each other there" said the minister,
and then added: ''There'Il be no stran-
gers in the new Jerusalem; well all be
friends"
"Beautifulw said Dea. Sham, as he
trotted down the aisle.
"a lovely sermon" said Miss Slmp-
kins, as she put her bony hand into the
minister's She was stopped by a poor
mechanic, who came up and addressed
the preacher;
"Mr.-, am glad we shall know
each other up there"
res, " said the minister, lit is one of
the greatest consultations of our rellg-
ion"
"Well, I'm right glad we shall know
each other. 1t will he great change,
though; for have attended your church
for over four years, and none OF the
members of this society have recognized
me vet. "But-we shall know each 9TH
or there"
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A bright scarlet drifted across AIable's
white face.
at means. DIR. Stanley" she said, con-
trolling her voice with an effort, that /
leave here Immediately"
And where will you 90, Mabie?"
Mable's lips quivered@ and the tears
swelled through her dark lashes as she
thought of her fTiendless condition.
Il do not know, DIR. Stanley, she said,
sadly, God will take care of me.
The doctor was deeply touched.
My little Mable, he whispered, tender
ly. "Come to me"
Mable uttered startled cry.
"Dr. Stanley, you do not mean it?'
Indeed | do, said the doctor. earnestly.
"Why, Mabel, my darling, | have loved
you since / first saw your sweet, sad face.
have not told yon of it before. | Feared
You might consider me presumptious TO
ask for your love when you had known me
so short time cannot see You insutsd
longer. Can you love me, Mabel? VIII
you give NE the right TO prUect you?"
Mabel raised her tealful eyes TO his face.
She saw the tenderest love shining IN his
splendid sves, and with a sigh OF rest and
contentment, she laid her head upon his
bosom.
When they returned to the house Mrs.
Stanley was standing on the gallery with
white face and angry eyes.
DIR. Stanley led Mable up the steps.
Aunt Clara, he said, let me present
to you my betrothed wife.
Mrs. Stanley laughed shrilly.
Have you permitted that artfal girl to
entmp y0u in that manner, Guy? l
thought you had more sense"
DIR. Stanley crimsoned.
"You forget yourself, Aunt Clara" he
said, sternly. Mlble is my betroihed
wife, and must be treated as SUCH"
He conducted Mabel into the house, and
came back to where his aunt was standing.
Aunt Clam" he said, 1T pains me TO
say this to you, but your actions have rem
dered it necessary. II is impossible for
you to remain here longer. You and Grace
have made Mabers life perfect torture ever
since she hRs been here. Now, as / have
the right to protect her, / cannot permit it
to continue"
Several days later Mrs Stanley and her
family drove away. There were tears of
rage in her eyes AMI Gaces as they took
last look at beautiful Glenwood, which they
had strlyen so hard for and failed to OBJ
tain.
On a soft, golden October day Mable, in
trailing robes of silver gray, entered the
old moss grown church, and in the solemn
stiffness was pronounced the wife of Guy
Stanley.
In his devoted owe the troubles and tri-
ais that once darkaned her young life were
only remembered as far away dreams of the
INST
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GENER4L NEWS GosSsP.

There seems to be trouble ahead for The
stomach bitters men. 4 circular is being
prepared on the subject in the treasury de-
partment. II appears to the officials of the
internal revenue bureau that their relations
are entirely changed with reference 10 the
so-Called medicinal alcoholic compounds
by the new tariff law Il is proposed now
to disregard the decisions under tine old
law, and let each variety OF bittcrs stand on
its own merit with the local authorities.
A umtcr of dissatisfied couples had
their matrimonial bonds dissolved in court
AT Chicago. on the It'll Mrs Henrietta
Someryille's husband had for a year past,
according to the lady's story. been in the
habit of splitting tobacco juice in her face,
blackenjng her eye. and otherwise abusing
her. Witnesses were brought forward To
show that S0meryilles ill-treatmert of his
wife had been continuous almost since their
marriage, which took place in ST. Paui in
1877.
The English branch of the Anglo-Amer-
lean revision committee has finished its
work. aud the branch of tn American com
mittee engaged upon the old Testament will
very likely be published early in 1884. The
English readings will be given IN the body
of the book, an the American differences
be gathered into an appendix.
Sixty car loads of gold and silver ore.
]. 200, 600 pounds from she Gregory consoii-
dated mine were shipped from Helena,
Mont. on the Atm by special last trains over
the Northern Pacific by : T. Houser,
president of the First National bank OF
Helena 1t goes 10 the Newark, New Jer-
sey refners-
B.adstreet's Journal furnishes the follow
ing: There were 136 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week. ending the 9TH, % less than the pre-
ceiling week. 81 more than the correSp pond
ing week of 1852 and 81 more than the
same week of 1881.
Ex-Pavmaster WATSON, the defaulting
paymaster, guarded by Lieut.. Bartlett and
three nou-commisionod officers, has started
from San Antonio Texas, for the Lansing,
Kan, penitentiary, to serve out his eighteen
months sentence. He desired to publish
further statement but permission was
denied.
A jury in Chicago found eleyea-year-
old girl named Lulu Lamb to be de
pendent aud tit to be sent 10 the industrial
school Later it was found she was an
heiress having grandmother in possession
of a so, 600 Colorado farm, and Mr. T. ".
Harvey has in his possession 5000 to
which the girl is said 70 be entitled,