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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
VERY EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
AND BOYS SUMMER CLOTHING. AND
ABOpT TEN DOZEN STRAW HATS AT AUC-
On WEDNESDAY MORNlSG, JUNE TwENTr-
ETH, 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms
shall sell the above stock fine chance good
clothing. THOMAS BOWLING,
je1S-2t Auctioneer
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$50, 900 FOR q.
FIFTY-SE VENTH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
. OF THE
gOMM0NXEA1ITH DI2TRIRIITI01

IN the city Of Louisville. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 3OTH, 1883
These drawings occur the last day Of each month
lSundays excephed.) Repeated adjudication BY Fed
Rany ., 6Ieyop%S the controversX Of the law:
having tnauRurated tho only plan by which
their drawings axo proven honest and faik beyond
N.B.-The company has now On hand large cspItni
and reserve fund. Read carefully the t Of price for
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r 7. cofDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

i. COLDWELl, Heal Estate AIccon0er.
TRGsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET,
BETMEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
By virtue of deed Of trust dated July oath. Ae.a
D. 1879. duly recorded in Eber No 9lS, folio 4n5Sa
ct seq. one Of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the holder note
We Will sell at public auction. In front of the premises
on WEDNESDAY,, JUNE TWENTIETH. 1853, at
EALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
described real estate situate in the city Of Washington
d. c., to VITAL that certain piece OF ground known
az Lot numbered thirty eight 49, the subdivision
)B8y
Terms: One third cash. and the balance in six,
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per
cent per annum. secured by deed of trust all
at option of purchaser. 500 deposit the time of
sale; and all conyeyancing and recording purchasers
cost. Terps to be complied with in seven days.
BRAlNARD ii. WARMER, ,-
je7-eod JOHN JOY EDISON, trustees
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no Fenatahon-A1ways Ready-Always IIQUIDi
Mends Marble. Stone Patches on Leather and Rubber
Go 9 Rrc,a bro Jewelry Metals. Billiard Cue Tips
Sn,msnss Of every kind Boof Backs
., Mannfacturers Of Gummed Labels. Textile Fabrics
Fine Carriage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers, Scroll
20 Cts per Bottle; by mail. post paid. 10c. extra
Mailed only by the manufactures.
j.. U. OMEARA h CO., l3z7 Pa. ay,. WashinQtm D. @.
1.-Two Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists,
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TOMORROW.
. THOMPSON, Auctioneer.

u THUNPSUN, AucuOneog.
PEkFMpToRY SALE OF 1 600 LOTS OF NEW
SPRING CLOTHING FoR MEN, YOUTH AND
CHILDREN. CONSISTING OF Blue FLANNEL
SUITS, FANCY ALL WOOL SUITS. COATS,
PANTS. AND A LARGE LOT OF CHiLDRKN's
SUITS OF ALL SIZES.
At my auction rooms on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
JUNE TWENTIETH, ct TEN O'CLOCK. Sale post
two. Dealers invited. 1elS-Ns
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- IMPORTANT TO THE SICK!
Symptom6 indicate disease, q continuance, days of
suffering, perchance deathI Symptoms are, impure
blood costveness. irregular appetite. headache sour
beching soreness in back breast eide heart nains
gddlness bad color to stools and urine and cold
sensations. yellow skin. ~
''SWAYNE'S PILLS"
cure by gently removing all corrupt matter regulating
and nourlslng the system. IS cents box of 80 pills
s boxes S1.00. at Druggists or by mail ~
DIR. SWAYNE SON,
mylUth g., tn Philadelphia, Pa.
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MKLLIN's FOOD
ERs MILK

The most Aourishng dlst fur fnvan1s ~ nuEsfne
mothers. Commanded b. an phydcians Boad ~ a
druegis&s. Keeps In IN clinatas- TO. Send fr -
Pamphlet. 7. METCALF & co.. u Central WIND.
Boston, Macs. sel-mkfh. 80
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ININE DWELLING HOUSE THREE 81 oRIEs AND
Il CELLAR, BEING No. 517 EAST CAPITOL
strict, MODERN CONVENIENCE, AND
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNFS
IMENIIkTH, 1855. at SIX O'CLOCK. we will 81;
SELL In front OF the premiseE, of the best dwell
ing houses and lot on East Capitol street. having been
6uIlt Tor owners USE being part OF lot -, square
GAL, fronting Fl feet on East Capitol street, with
depth of loo feet improved by wei built three story
and Gel ar brick dwelling, with back building II by
about o. feet modern conyeneces. brick front
order.
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in one. two and
three years notes 70 bea- interest and to be
secured by deed of trust. II purchaser desires make
the cash payment greater, ii will be accepted. little
guaranteed and abstract shown at sile Conyeyancnr
&C.. al purchasers cost Terms t. De complied with in
seven days otherwise. resale at risk and Of de
fauiting purchaser, after five days pubic notice in
post Of 5000 required at sale.
jel4 dSds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneer-.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUsTEE-s SALE OF VERY VALUABLE RFAI
IL ESTATE ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE HOUSE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
No. lois.
Under and by virtue Of o certain deed Of trust -
dated August 20. 1873. and recorded among theS.S
land records Of the District u Columbia Iiber No. -
by. VIII sell at PUBLIC aut.on in ontof the premises
on A. EspAY the NINETEENTH DAY OF JUNK
subdivision Of square No. I64 said subdivision
corded in the Surveyors office Of said Dstrict Lbsr
consisting Of double two-story ana basement with
mansard roof. Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale; ne-third cash: balance In one and
TWO years with interest six per cent which the
notes OF the purchaser secured by deed Of
trust OF the premises sold, win be required. deposit
sIgo must De made at the time Of sale and the terms
OF sale must be complied with within DAYS or the
property win be reeod the 1sk and cost al TIE pur
chaser. ANDREW q. BRADLEY, Trustee.
VIM. p. YOUNG
Real Estate Auctioneer. yee-dkds
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IlHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
ESTABLISHED 1865.

II IEBlG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAyORIN0
STOCK FOB SOUPS MADE DISHES AM
LIEBIG CONPANY-s EXTRACT OF NEAT.
An inyslnsaae md pa1.a.hss Scnis g en easo
oeas and o boon for which pati0nl GAnu1d TED
arafeful "-oes Medical Prask . sIAncuke
SBxif5ah Medical Journal 10
CAUI1ON-0nulAe0 only Win ~ fncGlm1oQ
1arQn LAeeaE 6tgn.tnFO IN Hue Ink aCgu0
the Labd. Th3s caution u nocs1nnxy. OWin9
tovaE1ous chap end infsEaoe Substitutes -
ing in the market
LIEBIG OOMPANY'e EXTRACT OF MEAT.
10 BE- had q an DburskpspaR GEuoQQ I'd
Chemistn. 0ole AGWN for th6 United Gon1U
s sSasas: :.s ~ 2: ~ 3, : O..
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For Other Auctions See sth Page.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

A RE YOU THINKING OF BUYING PIANO.
A number Of our SQUARE and UPRIGHT RENTAL
IlANOS have been turned in after q use ofSz-s.ksd
three to six months. and, in few cases. weeTETn
VIII sell these Instruments way below factory
prices We require q small cash Payment for Your old
Piano, at full value. IN exchange, and balance In
monthly Instruments as low your convenience
qultes IL you are close cash buyer. the ad-
yantages of cash prices On time call and see u.s. Pianos
OF other makers at big bargains
HEINEkAMP BRANCH FACTORY wARERooMs.
je14 APT 10th street northwest.
nECKER BROS PIANOS
~ BURDFTT ORGANS, $3.50
q. H. KUHN, Agent f1"H
my2g 401 10th street NV ~ ~
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS:
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auceonssr.
SALE OF CONDEMNED MATERIAL BELONGING
10 THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THURSDAY. JUNE a. 1883.
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
shall sell in Of Public school corner Of r~..tv
Second and streets.
LARGE COLLECTION OF
OLD MATERIAL. CONDEMNED AS UNFIT ron
USE. COMPRISING
WROUGHT AND scRAPrRoN LARGE LOT
OF OLD STOVES. DESKS AND
CHAIRS. MATTRESSES,
CARPETS. COTS.
PLATFORMS
Together with many other articles no, necessary 10
enumerate.
By order Of the Engineer Commissioner District a
Columbia.
THOMAS BOWLING.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CATALOGUE
RARE OLD ENGLISH BOOKS
Many Of them N'
FINELY ILLUSTRATED,
And I'm
SUPERIOR BINDING.
Comprising c,assicai and Miscellaneous Works, many
BE SOLD SI AZ r ny AMI ACC q %1sh EdSs
Corner llth street and Pennsylvania avenue on
MONDAY. JUNE TwENTY-FIFT 1881.
Commencing ut SIX O'CLOCK and the following
evenings. seis"ft
TfTrRskpMEFCSs r sATE , 9T yERY yALT.PLs
cRGRcH FsfRfAk GO. ATTh h VIII Hfhk MAILS fkkLLs
SSp H9In TRICK I4I FARM OR TO suBDIvlDE fNT0
No folio ga. Of the LAND records Of The county
P P1 ON VI s at RSG S9eG
i issS at ELsvEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. al that certain
Farm containing nifty acres two rods s ana foSr
perches more or less together with all the Improve
hehts ways. rights and privileges TO the belong.
d Terms, cash All at purchasers cost
Ined with In seven daSs, otherwise risk aud
Notice Of such resale lie Evening STAR Pablisbsd in
Jun.o 1910. Err. HAIGHT. Trustee:
II kcEIvEKS SALE OF HOUSES Nos 500 AND 500
~ THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of thea
District Dist Of Coan ba passed the Ith q October
la,s' N hqait' cause No 6.Oi7 shal offer fers
W FIJI nsss at On vf 1choeS rSk
theast being Sub Lot 10 ana Al to- sunare
'?I. with the improvements.
equal installmefts Rt six and twelve months with
eR Epson az the pr er Se er ny and 6y
oInon:, All coEveyancins at cost Of purchaser. II
sale be mndersgned the right et re @n
one weeks notice at the risk and cost q the defauns
DUNCANsoN BROS. AuciioneeTs ,eii-dSd;
For Other tio,,s S.e s,t, pa.
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Mends Glass, Crockery,
Wood, China, Leather,
&C. solid az rock! Hard
as adamant! FIRM AS
GRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and most elias.
tic Glue on earthi A
SamsonianG iantamon9
all other Clues and CO.
mants! Absolutely On.
breakRble and Ineop.
ArAble! No HEATTNai
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

VNHE MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE Es.
Il LiSHMENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
We have always on hand ATTACHMENTS, PARTS
and NEEDLES for any machine made; also. 9
complete stock Of frst-class SEWING MACHINEA
PLEATING BOARDS. TRACING WHEELS. andevery.
thing required for the proper working sswna
machines Our Reparing Deps rtment is the com.
plee in the city, having facilities for repairing all kinds
OF sewing machines at short notice and lowest prcas
All work warranted Good machines for rent The New
Hartford Sewing Machine. the shtest running and be
machine ever made. Call and Gee IL. Orders BY mail
promptly attended to ut OPPENHEIMER'S.
Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion RoomA
t2s 9Th street. 81 Cloud BUILDING.
Bazaar Paper Fashions. jee
TIME 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE.
ESTABLISHED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
II recognised and acknowledged by the highest mechan-
fcal authorities the BEST made most Glent hgteso
running and hiRhes. arm ck-stitch machine eve9
made. AL movements made of the finest Utssl. No
holes TO thread, neither has its shuttle. We ell only
6rst-cass new improved machines Of different makos.
We guarantee the finest assortment most respondbtY
and lowest prices. No outside agents. Firutclaas ma
chimes for rent All kinds repaired and warranted
Illustrated catalogue and pricehst mailed free 20 cay
address. q. AUERBACH.
Double stora corner TIN and sEreses
Gents Furniahinss and Hsts next door. mile
MO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NO INSOLENr
IN aren't 20 talk you TO DEATH but the Finest ABORT
ment Of all the Leading Sewing Machines st pFioss th
no canvasser Can approach Renting, Repairing. 90.
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o16-m. tu&s HOMEOPATHIC Chemists. London. Eng.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

ed up and asked the man what he was
doing there, he said he was minding
his own business. Pa asked him if we
were on the right road to town, and the
man said if we wasn't in any hurry he
would like to have us drive on the track
all night, as it was little heavy, and
he wanted to get it in condition to
speed the colts the next day, but If we
had to 90 we could drive out the gate
and take the first left hand road. Well,
pa was mad, and he wanted to know
why l didn't tell him we were on the
track, but told him he seemed to know
all it and it was dangerous to ad-
wise man who knew it all. He didn
speak all the way to town, but when we
put out the horse he said, 'Hennery, if
this thing gets out your pa will have
the reputation of being drunk. If you
tell il you are no friend of mine. So
shall not say anything about. it cause
it is mean mean boy that willgo back
on his pa"
And the boy went on whistling "She's
a Daisy"
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
The Rio Grande at Amsterdam.

Mr.. F. c. Minis. General Passenger
and Tckc, Agent Of the Denver Il Rio Grande
Railway, has received the following letter from
Mr. W. c. Williams, Colorado Commissioner at
the Holland Exposition AT Amsterdam:
fSrpnSsrIoSaI EXPOSITION,
AMSTERDAM, HoIIhNn. September "a ISL
Mr.. r. c. Minis. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Denver Il Rio Grande Railway, Den
yer, Colorado U. s A.:
Dsur Sir. The committee specially appoin.eyl
to report upon the several exhibits OF railrSd
scenery. which included great number frhin
Switzerland and those of the Denver n Rio
Grundc railway, have awarded to the latter
railway the highest premium.
This will allow the Rio Grandc to lay claim
to passing through the finest scenic country in
the world. not excepting Switzerland, which
heretofore stood unequallcd.
The views are proving one OF the ccntcrs OF
attraction to the thousands who attend the ES-
hibit daily Very truly, W. c. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner of Colorado.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Land Frauds.
a Daisy.

SALT LAKE, October Col. James
Tullis special land agent Of the Government.
who has been investigating land frauds In the
Territories OF the Rocky Mountains, and who
is in Salt Lake, says there has been some big
swearing by witnesses in some Of the land Of
fees, and large tracts Of land have been pat
ented by persons who had in no wise complied
with the land laws The desert land entry act
has been violated with a recllessness that was
positively astonishing. In many cases IT was
found that absolutely nothing had been done
toward reclairuing lands, and yet what are
known and regarded good citizens, have
gone before the land officers and made solemn
oath that the lands had been reclaimed and all
the conditions OF the law complied with, when
in fact no mark made by human hands could
be found upon the entire tracts. Other tracts OF
land were taken up under the desert act, that
are no more desert than the valley of the Ohio
river Other lands were found TO have been
taken up under the timber culture act, upon
which was growing Mt the time OF the original
fling more forest than the law required when
final proof IL to be made. The homestead law
has not been fairly treated, and thousands OF
arrrs have been patented by persons who have
not complied with one single requirement OF
the law. Fraudulent testimony has been pro
duced and with the full intent and
purpose to dcfraud the Government. Tens ot
Thousands of acres OF public lands are fenced
up by wealthy stock ranchcrs, thus leaving act
ual settler. without range for the family cow.
In ono instance Il Was that man living near
a citv in Montana had fenced up 1900 acrcs OF
public land, and In his kindness of heart had
permitted town people to pasture stock In his
enclosure for the moderate sum OF u per
month per head.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Strength Of the MOrmOns.

At the recent Mormon conference,
Apostle Cannon presented statistics of
the Mormon church showing q member
ship in Utah of l27. 294; families. 23.-
600: births in the last six months, 200
males and LOO females; number of
children under years. $1,000; number
of marriges in six months, 339; new
members, 23.040; deaths, ISL. The
church organization embraces - apos-
lies. 80 patriarchs, s. .l53 high priests,
II 900 elders, 1,5OO bishops. and 4.4OO
deacons. Arizona reports member
ship of 2,264. Idaho. not reported, has
double that of Arizona. Eighty-one
missionaries have been appointed to go
on missions to Europe and the United
States. Eighteen of this number were
set apart for missions in the Southern
States, where the church is meeting
with considerable success in increasing
its membership. Southern converts are
being colonized in Colorado mainly.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Americans Abroad.

Mr.. Labouchcrc in London Truth
Americans are essentially cosmopoli-
tan. and they adapt themselves far
more easily to new surroundings than
we English, They are, moreover, more
free from prejudices. OF course,
amongst 90, 900. 900 human beings there
are some who are objectionable, but
Americans on neutral ground, such rs
Paris, Switzerland, etc, are, as n rule,
very great deal more appreciated
than we are, and this, not because they
arc richer, but because they are more
pleasant. We, rather than they, are,
| am inclined to think, open to the re-
proach of being uncomfortable. Amongst
ourselves, We get on very well. but
with foreigners we are not so popular.
Few Americans remain long enough in
England to go into society. Those.
however, who do, are generally well re-
ceived, and their manners contrast
with considerable advantage with those
of very largo number Of Englishmen.
II Is rare that an American man Is
not good talker. He may have de-
voted more time to heaping up dollars
than the cultivation Of art, science, or
literature, but he has gained much Gu
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Investigating the Hog Product.

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-Thc secretary
OF state In behalf OF the President, to-day ad'
dressed a letter to the commissioner OF agri-
culture stating that inasmuch as certain for
cign governments have charged that the hog
products OF the United States are affected with
disease and not proper for export purposes the
President has decided toappoint a commission
TO thoroughly investigate the curing of pork
In this country and has named members of
such commission Hon. George b. Loring, Prof,
c. +. Chandler. Elphalot W. Blatchford, +.
u. Curtis and Prof. f. ID. Salmon. The Prcsi-
dent states he has no authority to guarantee
the expenses OF the commission, but has no
Doubt In view OF the magnitude Of the COM
mercial interests involved, that Congress will
meet all bills incurred for this purpose. The
commissioner OF agriculture, rs chairman OF
the commission, Is directed to summon his as
sociatcs and proceed with the work without de-
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

rious experience in his avocation, v hich
he is ready to impart. while on general
matters there is freshness, shrewd-
ness and mental activity, often allied
with considerable humor, which make
his remarks worthy of attention. AL
though the accumulation of dollars
may have been his particular mission,
there is nothing mean or paltry in his
mode of thought; he is staunch friend
and a pleasant acquaintance. Whether
he has won his fortune honestly or dis
honestly. he knows how to be friendly.
In this island of ours, where conven-
tionalities are law and gospel, it is a
treat to meet with any one who does
not bow down before them, and who
has some sort of individuality. To term
this individuality vulgarity is to show
ignorance of the meaning of the word,
or rather to accept the meaning as
signed to it by those who are them
selves vulgar.
American women are, in nine cases
out of ten, infinitely more agreeable COM
panions than English women. They are
better instructed, they dress better. and
they flirt better. They are neither dolts
nor tomboys dressed in petticoats, nor
butter misses. There is, in
deed, nothing missish or masculine about
them. There are, however. demoral-
lied and dsteriorated Americans who
seem to imagine that they will curry ia
vor with us by renouncing II that is
good in their own country and adopt
ing everything that is silly in ours.
Yes. like Americans, and believe that
in tastes, feeling and manners we have
much 10 learn from them.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Horn In o Car.

Denver Tribune. Oct. II.
Mrs. Nellie Hudson, OF this city,
whose husband left her few months ago and
went to Lcadvillc with another woman, was
confined yesterday under distressing circum-
stances near Pine Grove, on the South Park
railroad She had, before leaving Denver, ap-
piled to Mr.. shrcvc chairman OF tho county
commissioners, who had assisted her by paving
her fare Ia Lcadville. In order that she might
ioin her husband. The husband. however, fed
the city. and Mrs. Hudson. being alone and
without friends. applied TO the authorities OF
Lcadvillc who paid her fare back 90 Denver.
When found she was in the closet OF the car
with the ncwly-born babe at her side. She was
taken to comfortable quarters at the station
but her condition is prccarious and 1t Is feared
shr will die.
Nothing hss bees heard Of her husband. His
paramour fed with him upon learning the ap-
prt,ach OF Mrs. Hudson. The sick woman had
been married but q year. She Is q respectable
lady. While in Denver she was employed as a
domestic In the family OF Mr.. w. d. Todd,
who speaks highly of her worth.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Captain Eads' Ship Railway.

Many will, perhaps, be surprised to
learn that Captain Eads much talked
Of ship railway across the lsthmus of
Tchauntepec has begun. Captain Eads.
having changed the views formerly held
regarding the project, has secured am
pie grants from the Mexican govern
ment to permit tho prosecution of the
work, and ground was broken at the
Atlantic terminus Of the railway, in the
latter part Of May, some 1859 miles
southwark along the Mexican coast
from Vera Cruz, almost directly south
Of Galveston. and little south Of west
Of New Orleans.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Boston BlOOds.

Mr.. C. S. Hollis, Veterinary Surgeon,
Boston, Mass. certifies that he has
made the great pain-cure, St. Jacobs
Oil. the sole remedy in his practice for
horse ailments. and considers in super
ior to any cure he has known in forty
years. He tried the same pain-banisher
on himself for rheumatism and by
which he was completely cured.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

Some people can't get along without
much work, but the butter-makers GER
tainly belong to one of the classes which
churn living.-[rhe Judge.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17
Piles! Piles! Piles!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles, One box has cured the worst cases ~
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment. ii absorbs tumors, allays itching acts
as poulticc, gives instant relief. Prepared only
Mailed for al. Frazier Med. Co. Cleveland.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

A clerk in a Pittsburg stockyard mp
propriately refers to his salary as
"stypenned. y [Pittsburg Telegraph.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

In $50 "Bro,cN's bronchial Trochss'' wer
Introduced, and their success AS a cure fo
Colds. Coughs, Asthma, and Bronchitis has bee
unparalleled. - cents Box.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

When ship weighs anchor she prot
ably has steel yards to do it with
Lowell Courier.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

Nothing is made in vain. although
there are lots of maiden vain.-[Phila
delphia Herald.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

The ordinary restaurant waiter meas
ures all his customers from tip to tip
New York News.
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

FLIES, rnaches, ants, bed bugs, rats. mice. crow
chfpmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rats" lsc-
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

mother swan. Worm syrup for fcverish :
ness reslessnes. worms constipation. tasteless sc
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

"ROUGH ON RATS Cleans out rats. mice
fies reaches. ed.buSs, ants, Nermin. chipmunks
q
Delta chief., 1883-10-17

When a poor widow finds load of
wood left gratuitously at her door. she
can conclude that she has struck ten
der chord somewhere. Judge.