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The daily gazette., 1883-11-14
FOURTH FOUL EDIT o1|
FOREIGN NEWS CABITe|
Notes From the Other Sid. /
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THE COLONIAL INsrrr,r,I|
FOREIGN NEWS,
Meeting Of the Royal Colon,o, ,
0eneral Notes "u's-.

s"A W tu0 hkOyhl COiOuioi
General Notas "''''uIs-
svhltea rresS Dispatch 70 IN, C.
luhNed Press Dispatches 10 ,h. INteuel a.
LoNDoK, Nov. l4.--The ops,la' @a'e''e'l
OF tue Ftiteenth session Of tl,s PanE P9,E meeting
lnstitute was held last eyetin', ','yal Z, CoonIa
yenor gallery library, New Ra, as lae Grosl
under the presideney OF tha Dnguu Iuu street
cnesteIs chairman OF the councn H's - o. p Asrl
stitute. There was q large ana ~ y !as 10
audience, attracted chiefly by 1hn n'ssnlonibs
the opening paper, New Gp,ro. Inv subject O
avs,Sa wss.ein , ,paelne," which was read 1uS ~ v
WtIred Powell, well known Sn5 S ~ Nj
nhsnea writer on ell matters connsS,' S aSeOnI !
the British colonies. 'o''HsS'ed viii
Mr.. Powell gave on n,errt =, ..
New Guinea and lts nelgh5or. ,n5 aTSouat 0
inlly pleaded for British pro,ecto.. soa pOSerI
the whole region. A br,ct di,cU'aie .o'ae o'ef
lowed In which the Duke of NsnoIas.V.l iOI
many eminent colouIsts and md, ue' 'er an
officers took part, 'A'coIoOi
o'DoNNELL's TRIAL.
LosDoN, Nov. 14.-It is ezpeetsa t.,
trial Of o'Donnell, the murdorer ~ SuS, a.. %
the informer, will take place bnforo VI oaIe
Dcnman, a. the Genital CrIm,na, pgNue m
NtwRate street. "S' Noui'|
STABBED ny ROUGH
PARIS, Nov. 1l.--Fonr Fn,,il,
OF the swan Electric Light Companv pia,s H.,1
yesterday drove away four rough. VIZ Vet rI
mOlcsting citizen. The ruiIl,Ds attarw'sl "s,
watched the Engllhhmen, and when at"o
tunity ofered rushed upou one Of thonf ~ III
stabbed him so severely that be NAV M, N
cover. The miscreaut Is escaped. "
DIPLOMAT wIrnpRAwx
LoxDoN, Nov. l4.--Thc diplomatic t,o.l
sentative OF the Queen at Coburr Ia, WI 1aN
Withdrawn, but 1t is stated THAI the yscsn y
will be only temporary. '
ROME AND GERMANY.
home, Nov. 14.--it has been arron0Os \,
an Italian feet to accompany tbc Gov
Prince Frederick William from Geno, :
bis passage to Spain.
ROYAL EDIcr
MADRID, Nov. II The off ial anpoune
meat Is made that the Ministers of Austr
and Italy at Madrid viii be raised h Il
rank OF Ambassadors. II has before he,
announced that the German Legation
Madrid and the Spanish legation at B. j
are also 10 be made Embassies.
PUNISHMENT DEMANDED
CoNsTASTiSoPLE. Nov IA 4-.Lori NJ
erin, the English Ambassa,' or. ana ,
Heap, the United States Consul Cen
yesterday presented an identical note to
Porte demanding punishment of the p.r.,
who recently committed an Outrage ut
two American missionaries in Armenia
TIE sLUMs oP LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-sir Charles Duke
engaged In personally inspecting the slu
| OF London with view OF ascertsluing
actual condition Of tine poorer Glasses a
! their needs in the way OF remedial lrgis
tion.
ATTACK AT ONCE.
PARIS, Dec. Alt Is understood b
that Admiral Courbet expects To make
attack upon Bac-n nlnh AZ once.
DESTROYS OF A TREATY.
4 MADRID, Nov. Alt is stated that
Spanish Government will, through ls r
resentative at Washington, endeayor to
gotiAte q treaty with the Unitel Stat
dealing especially with Cuban Interests
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squire O,Neill's Court,

James Collins was arraigned before
Squire 0'Neill this morning on charge OF
assault and battery preferred by Hester
Ann Graham. The plaintiff testified as to
the assault, and physician stated that her
jaw was broken when che applied to him
for medical treatment and that her body
was covered with numerous bruises. Emma
Virginia Jones Shaw was a witness for the
defense. Coll MS was held iu bail In the
sum OF $500 for his appearance at the next
Term of the Municipal Court.
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A su.t for Label,
tuu,,ed Pre-. sI,s p'.rs,eh vf Ta 70 -. Gazette.

llutSu E'ItHs DlspAbSu 70 tue 0dLNtte.
READING, PA Nov l4.--Gcorge Smith,
Jr., of Union township, who recently had q
street Aght Will CONGRESSMAN Ermentrout,
has sued Colonel Mcclure, OF the Philadel-
phia Times, for libel In calling Smith a
siugger and yeItilatinR his alleged political
method. He has also sued the Reading
Herald proprldtors on a similar charge,
Warrants OF arrest have been iseued and in.
terestiBg trials are anticipated.
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Bali 4 COMPANY

have just finished pspering the handsome
residence of Mr.. John H. Adams, on Dels-
ware avenue. The " ork 10 said 10 be the
finest ever done In cur city, and the ceilings,
with the lovely hand paintings in corners
and cen res, look as though one of the old
masters had beeu lending h,s genius 10 IN
crease the marvellous beauty OF this already
beautiful home. Mr.. 8. /. McIntire had
charge of the work, assisted by Messrs.
William Brown and j. T. Jones.
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THIRD EDITION
WORK 10 II A HANGMAN
Il s-a----~--
Several M, ,lrderers Sentenced
TO be Hung.
CRUSHED BY ALocoMoTVE
aExrENol: ID 10 BE HANGED.
A Number OF skurderers Sentenced by a
CeOrgia Court


UNITED Pres Dispatch TO tie uAEette.l
eAvANsAH, Ga, Nov. H.--Jim Crum-
mliy has heeu sehleuced to be hanged JAN
uary 4, for the rhuIder Of James Mitchell at
ChRuncey last September.
Ambrose WesN has been sentenced 10 be
hanged November 50, for the murder OF
James Monroe ih Worth county, last Sep
temher. Willia m Lswery will be hanged IN
Appling county the same day.
Jerry Cox will be hanged on December 81
for the murder Dc Herbert II. Rembert, q
butcher. In Junb last, near Georgetown, S
G. Cox was an employe Of Reinberis, and
the two were going down on the Santee "a
butcher q COW. They started together, and
the next day Cox returned, saying Remberl
had been drowned while smimming tn,
river. Investigation showed however, th a
RembeTts neck had boon broken, aud Coz
wac convicted o numbering him.
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rRAlNs AMnIyAA, w1i.MiNoroN FROM

TRAINS AHk1YkAt WILMINGTON FROM
PHILA--l2ahl.oO. 1879. l.47s, T.4b, s.02s. zoo,
tg.l2 10.l0t lbs n m. % 1850, 1OJs 222. $3.50
400 Sb6 43O, Abs, 6ab, ass, o2o o.as, 5.sbf, $50
$50. 1888. IL. .bS p. IN.
NRw YoRK---l.s2s, AsIs, scat, V.l2 o. m. llto
i.OT, 4b5.U.Asa, 1858 pm.
BALTTMoRK--i. .6ls, 2.18S, e.84, p.b4, lt.45 Q. IN
I2.38, 1.6i, b.lls, O.. 500, 1.2a, S.AsA y. m.
WAsHINaroN--1.6ts, Ais, u.ts q. N. la.as,.
t6l, t.ltA, 6.S0s, T.24, s.tg p. m
Roth daily AND SUNDAY. -s5..
On Sunday onl7.
DKLAwAnK RAILRoAD--s.so,p Q. 80. 1910 q. m
lL40, 6.ObH, sos p. IN. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON b NoRTHKRH RAILRoAn--s4 n
| g.4s, II 80 o. m. o.A5 pm.
BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA RAnEoAD--s.o'
2l6 p. m. -
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Given un By noctors.

as 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey is 40 al
OF work, and cured by SO simple remedy
81 assure It ls true that he is enl r.
cured, and with nothing but Hop p,ter
and only ten days ago his doctors gaye hi
up and said he must die z
"Well.a-day That's remay kable vi
90 this day and get SOU a for nv DO
George-I know hops are good
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Gplsoonal snndar scheol..

The annual gathering Of the Episcopal
Sunday schools Of tbs city was held last
evening In St. Andrews church, and WAS
participated IN by Ill the Episcopal minis-
lers of the city. Bishop Lee made an ad-
dress, in which he included Martin Luther's
IDybO0d
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A Dr,yer Kiliod.
runileh Pre-. nisn,tch 70 thn nnraite.

IbHFEeu EEtHF UIaUatVII 70 tHH UAEUtEt1J J
YoUNosTowN, o Nov. l4.-Yesterday,
about noon, at Lowelville Station, tho south
bound express went crashing into a wagon
Of Limestone, almost instantly killing Wat
son Sl4vcn, the driver One of the horace
Was killed and the other badly injured. II
Is claimed by lystauders that the engineer
gave no signals for the crossing and they
had no warninA, until the train WAS upon
thqup
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How TO GET sIcK.-Expose yourself day
and night, cat too much without exercise,
work TO hard without rest, doctor all the
time, take all the vic no5trums advertised.
and then you will want TO know
How TO GET WELLe-Whch Is answered
in three words-Take Hop Bitters
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Bnrnee. 10 llsn,l,

UNITED Pr'ss Dispatch to the Gazette!
CHArTANoodA, Nov. li,-MIss Fanni
hibury, aged Is, was burned to death ID
terday. ner clothes caught fire from d
open gate, aud In spite Of the efforts Of hc
age. mother, who was also severely buTnet
ID was impossible 20 save her life.
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Or nshed 10 Dca,h.
United Pre.s Dispatch TO the as,e,t.

tUnilod PreBs Dlspatch 20 The daEete.
CLEVELAND. o., Nov 14.-Henry Moore,
q rolli < mill laborer, was crushed to death
under locomotive yesterday. Those who
saw the accident cav that Moore threw him
self under the engine with suicidal intent.
He was horribly mangled.
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VIII Not Lec,u,e,

Governor j. P. st, John of KanEas Will
not be able TO lecture in Wilmington tor the
W. G. T, u, this fall, as arrangements have
been made which will occupy all his time
while East in lecturing IL Boston and other
cities In MatEachutts.
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rRA1Ns LEAYE YoR wIl.M1Na1,In

PHILApKLrHIA NHw BROAD STREET. DHpoT--
t2s0s st6a. $50. T2Os 500. s.2i ssot, l0.Ie u.So
500, $40. b,65 s.o6t. e.Ss, sSos, pSo, 1910 iits
p. m,
NEW oAsrLs--S.Ss, u.SS, lo.cz, n.w IA. m
e.3S p. m.
Trains running both datly snd Sunday.
tTraias running 0niy en- sunday.
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or tho Many Remedies.

before the public for Nervous Debility and
weakness OF Nerve Gencratiye System, there
il none equal to Aliens Brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restores all lost
vigor; II never faiIs. 81 pkg, 9 for Sat
druggist or at Aliens Pharmacy 215 Let ave-,
New York
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uKLAwAKK HAILRo Ap---s.00s, g. .0Sf am. LtSt
a.0Ot, A.oot syst p. M. No Sunday uatns,
AFOr New Castle only.
tFor Wyoming and intermediate stations.
fExprees for Harrington.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoAp--I.0o O. N
2 90, 4s01, b.l0 p. m.
BALTIMORE &PAILADELPHIA RALRoAp-f,os,
1880 a. m. t.so p. N.
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A Jury IIlsil sreees .

UNITED Press Dispatch 10 the Gazctts.l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l4.-The llr
In the case of James 2. Briley, on trial io
the killing of Robert Bates in the arena
Barretes circus in October, have disagreed
and new trial will be ordered.
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Property Sold.

On Friday last tho Sheriff of Chester
county, Pa, sold the personal property of
Thomas Whann, ,tr.. me phosphate manu-
fscturcr at LandenbePg, fer S2,1G0. The
esle WAS ordered by those on whom Mr..
Whaun. Jr. raised Iotes.
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rnn rlA.lIrnnAna
Local Time Table with ths s.nsest
GJ0rracsinn.

TRAINS LEAVF WILMINGTON FOX
PHiLk,-2Oos 2.23s, $50, $40, 100, T.So, s.lof
Btk 600. .B39 abs, Ic .1h, 10.8Oll.b3 a. m. 1z0ct,
N. Ia.As, 1888, ~, 2.S0, 400, b.iTS, b.s0t
e.io, s.sss, T.26, T.soh, e.SSs p. m.
NHw YoRK---2 Coz, 2.2ss, $50, a.Bs, ll.Ss o. n.
4 ass, i.64. 6,lT', e.SSs, T.29 p. M.
BALTIMoRE-l. .O6s j. .t2s, SIS ,s0Aa ,slTa, 9. IN.
I2.eT, LOO, I.O0. b.O0, 500, 6.6T, HOS p. IN.
wAsIuEGroK--l.A2s, 4.6ls, s.0bs, e.l7s Q. N,
leo, L LOO, s.oo.o.bT ,il.O4@ p. m.
RALrTMoRR AND IHTERMMDIATn 6TAFIoHs--
i.0sA, e,iTs o. m. leo. 500, coop. m.
tTraius running both daily and sunday.
tTrains running only on Sunday.
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DEATHS.

LYMAN A his ltfc residence near Rewport
Johx r. yhsIn IN The Islh yenr OF lis age.
The elttives aud friends ar. rtsperifu ly ins
vited q attend his tunLral on Thursday the 18th
inst, at i9.So 0'cl ck n n.
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An indiscrett man Is like an unsealed
letter, everybody can read him, but the wise
man secureth ia Iii. c what IN time he will
surely needs bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Sprup.
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MeBrLdes Condition

The condition of James BcBride, the man
wko met with such horrible accident at J.
Park POstles morocco factory on Friday
last, ID slightly improved although he Is
si'll IN very pro6tratcd condition.
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A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
andway stations at T.4S n. m retaining leave
Newark at $40 q. IN. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Black figures denote the Limited
&Kprosg TrainR-
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Annther FalInre.
nlanatnh tn lhn aarriie. !

United Press Dispstoh 10 The Gazette
CINCINNATI, O., Foy. lit D, row
& Co., leather dealers have assig"el Lid
billties estimated at sl25,009- The failui
Is due to speculation In real '.,state.
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sale OF HOrkeA.

The sale OF horses aud carriages at the
mart OF W. Y. Warner, Maryland avenue
and Beech street tHls morning. was we'll
attended and good prices were realized.
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woyR gwen out.

On receipt of yeur address we VIII III mar n
an offer by which you can earn q ~. so' =
evenings, ut your home. Men, ,.,,,.',.a MSn :,
Boys or Girls can do IT. II. {. "iiklssu Na,
g Co., 1876 and 1917 Fulton street, se3
Rork.
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Tho Lord Mayor Of London was only
porter In warehoD, J, but he perseyerpd
Iiie !. iaee o. an og josltIon aud rose Tapldhl y
~ Z ony per- .stepcy and merit that l a'
naae Dr' Ill's Cough Syrup the create
.aMllH y .ncdy for coughs and colds no" .
lets4k % the snfferlpg public.
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cLOrnERa.
FIRST NUMBER
FOR FALL.

You will see many adver
tisements about large stocks OF
Fall and Winter Goods. and
each one viii claim to be
ahead OF their competitors, but
We will be content TO let the
readers Of TIE GAZETTE know
we have a larger stock than
usual because our trade de-
mands it, and this is an evi-
dence that our goods are sold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or q little lower for same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is COM
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we keep the
low-price shoddy goods, but
we do have a good quality al
q very low price, and yet we
sell more of our suits from five
to ten dollars.
In our Boys Department we
have some very stylish gar
ments to show you, while the
young men cannot help being
pleased by making a selection
from our nobby styles,
We have over Forty Style
to show you in our Mems De
partment, and now, kline
reader, just visit us at you,
earliest convenience and let u
show you our goods, and sc,
if it will not be to our mutua
interests to deal with eacl
other.
This does not give you mucl
OF an idea OF our stock, but
you will stop in at
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For Farmers.

Pure ground sage in large or small quan
titles Sold by Dlnforth, druggist, Second
aud Market st Feets. Trusses specially.
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SECOND EDITION
WHY HE WAS BEATEN
Officer Mcconnell Gives Some
Peculiar Reasons.
MORE or THE WAANN CASE
Indication.

tUnited Press Dispatch 10 the 0aGette.s
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-lO q. m.-For the
Middle Atlantic States cloudy, cooler
weather; rain or snow; northwest winds.
rising barometer.
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:, ,2IA PfiEes, Amounting to....t,...,... e532 800
Application for rates 10 Gibbs should only he
made to the once of ftheeumpany in New Orleans.
full address. Make L. q. Money Orders pa yable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
POsTha NOTES and ordinary letters by Mail
or Express all sums ofe5 and upwards by Ex-
press at our expense1 to
MA. nAUPHIN,
New Orleans, Ia,
Or, N. A UAUrHIA,
tFn Seventh Ft,, WhEhinKton u q
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Ra,,at,a p,ace to Buy rlanos.

Reliable RlhGe 10 pus -, =, =,
George l.. Walker, piano parlors,, ,o9 wv n
Sixth street, near Parrish, Philauti 'lnH aG. n
connection with any piano ware iooH9
parties of similar name
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OUR MAILS.
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Eject July LIST, 1883,

Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Eject July LIST, 1883.
The Post Once in this city Will be open daily,
except Sunday, FROM $50 a. m. to sp. m. Prl-
vate boxes are accessible until II p. IN ON
Sundays open from $50 to 50 q. m. Private
boxes accessible from toSp. IN. The whole
sale stamp window Will close at Q 80 p. m, The
money order office will close at p. IN.
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
NORTH. -.
Wilmington 4 Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa, and points or the Baltimore and Central
south Of Chadd's Ford, 7.sO a. IN.
Philadelphia clt sed poush, $50 n. N.
Philadelphia and wsymail, . u. IN.
New York, Pennsylyanla and points east ard
west, a. m.
Delaware Western Railroad to LandenDurE
10 q. IL.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, ll.6o a. m.
philadelphia, New York and all points east
Philadelphia, New York ami all points east
and west, 440 y. M.
Phnadelphia and New YORK cities closed
pouches p.3b p IN.
T'sraI.ssiv --eeA "a x-a-.e~s.s-, --u oil
| points west and southwest a35 p. m,
All points north, east, west and southwest,
| p. M.
All Louisiana Ia sent west except New OrleAni
| which Is sent south on through inalls.
| ... SOUTH.
| Baltimore and way mail, 740nm.
Washington and all points south, 10 A. m
| Ali points on the Peninsula, $50 q. IN.
Supplementary mail Tor the Peninsula, q m
Baltimore, Washington and ali points south
| 1880 pm.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
| Havre de Grace. 12.3o .. In
Points on baltimore Cent! al between Port De.
posit, and Ghadd's Ford, 1890 pm
| Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 4.to p. M
| Peninsula north OF Harrington, including
Delaware City and St Georges, 5.bo y. N.
baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. N.
baltimore, Washington mud all points sOuti
II p. N.
NAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From wilmingtonA X Northern Railroad SO
| p,m
From New York, rhiadelphia, Washington
| and all other pOtnts, 9. 80 p. N.
| From Philadelphia, New York and point
north, east aud west. so Il. III.
From wey mall from Philadelphia. $50 a. IN
From Peninsula and all north Of Harringtol
e.l6 a. N.
From Baltimore and way mall, $50
Prom Baltimore, 1870 p. m
From Peninsula mail, i9.Bu p m.
From Philadelphia, Now York and point
north and enSt, i.2o p. m.
Prom Baltimore, Washington and point
From Delaware Westorn Railroad, go D, n
From Phitadeiptts, New York and point
north and east, BIO il. M.
From Baltimore, Washington and point
south and southHsst, so p. III.
Carriers dillIeries Hs follows !: $50 a. M . , ger
eral lelJ a. H., partial i.9 T. NJ, general
| ADO y. H., Hart,at5
C0tloctisas from street boxes arc made by II
| carriers at s.3J and 10 a. m, l.31 and y. m.
An additional collection Will he made Mt ;.
y. m from nil boSos between Jefferson an
Lombard and Weter aud Thirteenth stree
inclusive, On Sunday fun collection will |
Made al FOO pm. Local letters for carrie
delivery should be deposited In Poet 0ft1eo ts
minutcs before tho hour Of delivery
W, SWldGEF, postlDastor
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INHERITED Tiny family al have wersI sTtG,g typs
so % lnil1l but my case was .,i y n ed wits
speciac which cured me sound ana ,rss wF !" of tho
inE all tne poison ont through IL t,e IL me world,
and hope anS .S Ko Eheaesi doubt Il viii re . ss'
z. q. HALVES, JR., eiarKsH'''s
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After suffering twenty-five years with Osn sns
Dry TeIteT, and trying many prs,..s Sneclae anil
cheerfnlly commend IL to all simll.sa'af afaenn 1a
REV. ]. n. BRANHAM, haS0'"
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1'Ar C4rS Aaaa4A lg1's,

Local Quotations Corrected Daily iu the
3tEest aInrket.
Hay, ERRp. sTe.-ooRREorRD DAILY ny w. J.
HoRRoW, nc. kif vaHhca sTRzRT:
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Our treatise IN Blood and skiD Diasass' A-.''-
srse 70 AppaeeRPmiiE Tie SWIFT srEcIFItc, FIt,t; co Sa.
lhirwer 3 AuAh'4'
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The Post Once in this city will be open daily
except Sunday, FROM $50 n. m. to 9p. m. Prl-
vate boxes are accessible until II D. IN. TN
Sundays open from $50 to so q. m. Private
boxes accessible from to Sp. IN. The whole
sale stamp window will close ut 0 80 p. m, The
money order office will close at 6p. IN
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LONDON, Nov. l4.-Sir Charles Duke
engaged In personally inspecting the sun
OF London with a view OF ascertslniu, ID
actual condition Of tine poorer Glasses az
their needs In the way OF remedial lvgsl
tion,
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
QorssIt:

.. Innnoien, DEBORAH, Soma.
BLANK ORDERS'f for DISTRICT
SCHOOL TREASURERS i 0inne.
lbett eountp tillaIss | "Dsrorabsgo,
items" Siiiss.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
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lSiHiHtHH.J
@toans gniot inogisS mig Glib, bporimob ban, ion
han isrere mcebslte mig, itrar fsIte Me6libsnbeb meo nit
~ioromctise uOIeeube. San narnle6e fig mig os ipr9ts,
ON ise osiaa ioste arbebe 9r. Gloubrsbts 6abrit.
simIeu ieIu ipntes at uUe mig en- llOupsi os at aubne mig
ct iitfert @ipl. Som ct epn 9iennemtrGn9te ben Sante
mig, at Sn9en iaa let uIoe opbo9e mig Ell 6~abritpi9ss
StiQing. ltosn at bstRnte mig IGnge gou je9 ct beidsnbe
Guar, buOrpaa lr. Reinba9 antog mig iom SpinSs1lte.
San bIeu min 9sitptter, min ianoe Sen, iom leg pl pare
tatnemnneIis til nit Gins Gnbe.
%, min 6rofen!" iosbe 6abritinipsttOren. "Ge bar
in9sn gruno til at tatte mig, leg 9ioroe fun min Stule
Oigbee. 0uiS jeg uogenfnbs 9aUoe anet....~
zoe iaarer mig meb benne toloe Soilisbeb. On ogiad
min Sfiebue bar iorauoret zig, iaa bliper bog port 6ors
boIb u6ercrt berai. ouob lRarie Born en- Gang bar Iouet,
BET pl 8lotilOe D. Serfen6asen tro opfpt6e. De bor cliff t
MIC, ba ieg par fatti9, forIaot ps c%enoig, De alene bar
life tpiulet ON min llifpIpisDeo, ba belle Serpen bolot mig
for en- 6orbrpberife, % ieg ituloe fortabe Gem, Iorot leg
IN ir en- gnbe paa mine SieeGer2"
~alotilbe. getanf Sen Qfitaub -"
"6ar On ipurst berOm? 0s er afitanben mellen en-
fattis Jabrit arbeiOerife og ben anIete 5abrif Snpeftpr
rinaere euo Ben meQem en- 8ame al min Stang og en- bes
berlig @1anb iom Dig? &l On paanp siue mig til gris
Tor min Stebfaors 8oIbipmbeo? Seq trGnger til en- Ses
itutter % trOeoe at bape iuuoet bam Sis. 3eriOm Oh
pirfelia elifer nriq, iaa fan % tor gu life iorlabe mig.
Neinbad tOueoe life IGuger meo at 9ribe ben irem:
itratte laano, lonl ban beoRtteoe mep Sps, ubcn at brpbe
Tia ON ,Sunit8raobens 9tGruGrelie, Der mep SepG9elie oq
@~eunbring ~betragtebe DC Glifenbe.
~Gn 6orlopeiie %6an9iel", ia8Oe ban imilenoe; "bet
cr enonu life bGnbt. Seq srainIerer al nit ganifc oierts
Soo 6poer rsn 9Ii9t mig forlt at iaa 6retenens SoentIte
n~oiaetigt tOntateret, ifiont ies benne Gang lite tuiuter pas
Gau0betcn At GertS Orb,
Seq saar Bergen berior~, uobrOo ben I~gttelis
ateinba6. "S apOafaIO nil o9ioa Sr. G!aubreht no,
&aution ior min grub".
~Gn GIifcrS Sorgsn fan itg itfs ta9c Tor 600, ot
9autioren nil neppe bIiue iOrIan9t, pa GrcioentilOe D
QSulfen pit life nil uG9re fig ueo at anerfienoe lin ling
bomsueninbes 9atter. 0t8uben nil ieg itrar %unoerrett
qr. D. Slanfen ON bet 6orefoIbns. I'll Sat for Den moi
BAN ubuilte Sfaanisl nil ban sri6e ben tnn9e llOuci at 9iu'
lit Minbe til Ceres 6orbinbeIie".
SSuitusraabeu iorte icu Sanger til 4reioenttnse Dor
9Sulien, icm itrar etter be ferie Orb benne gientenOt
fin Seninbss SGtter. Sm cno meset MOS in GtQie gaI
bos Sr. y. Sluutsn i'm Sila0eIie til i'm Ste6oatter5 6or
binocIie nrsb 6abritinipcftor 9teinbo6, iom mart eiter blet
rem rge Gjloubrehts aompa9nOn.
9Q6ris 9lemte 9Iotil6e, at bum ie(o Ell Gang bauo,
paret 6abrit. 2~r beioerIfe. SUN og beuoes Geie ~259teiel,
~fGppeoes on, eftsr guns, at Iinore ben a~rbeoeHOe alasie
Rob.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

" bar pad 9aonoen ct fort SpIao
AZ Note Blanks (lron clad, tuu for
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Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Sc iDenife % banife @ronIanosers
petitioner bar man M baut Sreu ON
ira SuIiauebaab. 0iuteren bar pRret
itreng iubtil MartS, ba 9ienneminitss
temperaturen par minus 9 Or. c. 0eu
23be Sum- bro9 Bet ~iuenite Stib "Soiie",
buor Norbenitiolo og Or. Natborit er
omboro, MOREOVER Ian9s S~eittpitsu. =
Den banife grpsbition brog MOREOVER
ben llteSuIi. Slanbt 0eIta9ernc naunes
S]oitnanterne 9olm os @arbe, iamt
BEN oanite StlOent GberItn. Gen banife
Grpeoition 9aar Ian9s Sittpitsn, buor
Den tiIbrin9sr Stntereu ISs3-S4 /
Nauortalit, buorefter BEN nGlte Snmz
mer | to a~foeItn9er trGn9er norbousr.
Den enc uenOer tilbase til RanortaIit
ben orOen is9er Sintertuarter ct anbet
Steb. s Sommersn 1885 ifal beooe
IIoelinger i9ieu mebes. 5 1884 eller
So ifal Ell ny oanif Grpeoitiun afgaa
til SittpIten, O9 benue baober ba at
trGiie paa ben gamle.