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The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

IT HAS BEEN suggested that contr. butions
from persona resident Of this State towards
the Longfell0w memorial fund be sent 70
Mrs. George H. Bates, treasurer for Della
ware, instead Of directly 10 Mr.. Bartlett,
the treasurer OF the memorial association
This is desired In order shat the contribu-
ton of Delaware may be accounted as q
whole and foot mp 10 as handsome 8
sum as possible. Il Is earnestly hoped BY
those interested in the matter that the sub
scribtions from this State may amount to
one thousand or fiftsen hundred dollars,
which would make Delaware the banner
State in the noble work Of per2etuAting the
name and fame Of Americas greatest poet.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

IxvEsTIeATIos into the destruction
Of the steamer Cimbria seems likely to be
attended with SO much contradictory testi-
mony that it will be impossible to atix the
responsibility upon any one. The captain
of the sultan is charged with gross indif-
ference, but his statement Is TO the effect
that he did all In his power 70 save the
passengers of the wrecked steamer, while
be Is said 10 be an unusually competent and
careful sailor. 1t seems more than probs-
BILE that the collision was an unavoidable
accident
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
Montrnnl.. ,iInaa Pnlnca

The winter carnival ut Montreal has at
tracted large crowds from all parts OF
Canada and the United States. It began
yesterday with parade and 8 curling
match, aud will continue during the week
with variety OF winter sports. A con-
spicuous object In Montreal ID an Ice palace,
built In the centre Of Dominion Square. Ii
Is constructed Of blocks Of ice, ,and measures
nearly 100 feet square. At each Of the four
corners Is tower 30 feet high, and q tower
In the centre Is 80 feet square and rises 70 .
height of 100 feet The crystal structure L
Illuminated at night BY electric lights.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
rnE HOWELL cAaE.
Ths Case Of AAilfsra's RAnkrugt Gamer
10 Court

Especial correspondence Of the Gasette.l
DovKR, Jan. 24.-JnAKe Houston sat In
chambers Yesterday and heart testimony IN
the case Of O. u HowelI 81 Y. W . Waplea
q Co., which Is ka Apnlleatlon 70 dissolve 3
foreign attachment PLACED oN . lot Of canned
goosis oNard hE Howeli, BY Waples 4 Co.,
who refused tO accepta e0mpromise Of SO
Esq., appeared for Howell and MessFs.
8mithers, Ridgtly and johnson for Waples
& Co. The question at issue 10 whether
fioweil was % the tims Of the laying OF tho
attachment q resident OF the State.
Many witnesses were examined, and the
case will be argued to-day.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD.
PROM CALVERT sTATION,

TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER "A 1884.
Ror Washington. a. m. ais and SIS o. M,
daily. except Sunday, and 4 %, 7.s6 s.45 and
snd II. - =. M, and b.O0 aud 7. ID p. m, dksly,
R0r Fope's c. eek Line, 100 a. m. and 4 10 D. NJ,
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 7.e0 a. N, daily except Sunday
and S. % q, M, daily.
For Richmond and the south st 4 % aud a.45 q
daily, and .. Is p. m, daily except SUNDAY.
For the south via Virginia Midland Railroad af
40 An, dsiiY, and B IS p. m. except sunday.
7.i0p. m, sunday only.
For White Sulphur and q. and o. h. r.. at 8.D
Por Norfolk via Potomac River steamers, Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday At IL % a. N.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Warrington, ~, ssaA T.0A T.4a s.sa II q
4. M, z bs. a,2a. SD. I'D e.oS D. m. On sun
day, 4.a0. e.n s.45, 30, lis a. M. SO and
Tor u. Midland Road, at 40 >. m, aaily, s.os
p. m, except Sunday. I'D p. m, on sunday
For q. 3 o, Road, 4.sOs. m. dany, zS ,. NJ.
except on hnnday.
FROM PEESSYLvANIA-AYE STATION
For Washington, B.bs 40, z6o, O. o. and Has a.
M, 8.sor ala, I2hknd g. 10 D. m. On Sunday
- B.6s, 40, e.sS and ll.sS q. NJ, 6.lH 5And ~
fsr annapolis, 7.lo =, M. daily except Sunday;
sLEAvE wAsaIseros ron nALrrfoRr
Atasol Aap, "a and lesa9 o. D. a q, %,
a.9 1.59 30 and % @ q: lns On sandaTs Al
500 e.O = N, = - 3 "a 4 . 30 and 70 % p.
oNARIxs & Puoa General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

Mn. GARRETT, the Bold Butcher of the
Seventh ward is right In supposing that the
simatter Of the charter" Is Of importance TO
the GAZETTE, and Il Is certainly to be hoped
that Council will not take all winter 10 con-
sider 1t, especially since the terrible an
nouncement Is made that II Il does "me and
Quinn will te on hand every night. The
new charter Ia Of importance but If II
cannot be had except through such an ordeal
we are In favor Of letting 1t go altogether.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

WE HAVE ALWAYS had rather kindly
feeling for the eruptive member Of Council
from the Second ward, because the general
opinion has been that whea be was making
an ass OF himself be didn't know any better.
or was usually In condition that untitled
him for perceiying the nature OF his absurd
antics. 1t seems, however, that our kind
ness has been misplaced, aud in the future
We purpose treating him just as we would
any other nuisance that ought to be abatsd.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
oId soreas On ,he Rampaee.

The high wind whlstled around the chlm-
ney tops aud steeples, and blew bricks
down into the street, soaring the people who
walked below. Snow, sleet and hail droTs
into the faces of those who dared expoae
themselves, and made them button Their
coata tight around their throats. Of course
there Were sore throats and colds and
coughs and rheumauems the next day. But
what were theee 10 men sud women who
could step into any drug store and buy =
bOatle Of PRRRY DAvIs's PALE K1LLKg 7
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RArxRoApxrWmg
PHILADELPHIA, WILL e nsE
OCTORER a. -


OCr0RKn a1l 1asa.
Trains will leave Wumin nf4H - follows Cor
EAlladelnhAe and informed ~ H&ens-4.6 T.ea
= l01a Nszgss4. 30 %s0a Ia "a NJ N.
KhiIadelNAfA fSxpse@sBsz. "a ;. q 6aa 7.sA alA
s.s& Ass. am. i2-lA i.tss 5.ssaassss&
nsg. yeEk.a;se 4: "a Sse IS .sS LIS :. m.
baltimore and intermedi4te stAtlena-1.uA &H
io.@a. M. e.uo ,. m.
haitimpEe and Bay Line-SH D. n.
Baltimore and waahington-i.<z Agl. G2 GT
! .. n. l.o0 sfs0A &0A e.@, It.04p. u.
bAitameEe enly-t.0& 1A.ee Z. "a. u. ~ and
Trains fox Delawara division leave fer;
| New Castle-S.uo. e.le a. m. Les, s.uo as .. n
hsF1EiaFsen e and intsgmediass ssasiaua-a.ioa- n
Dslnar ana intsrmeaiats ssAsssas-als .. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
i1oom n. k.@ ia p.sss D, u.
Psilsdelphia and New xoFk-Aea an a. N. All,
MA TN p, N.
Bsstlmors an.l washinsfOn-4.ea. 4.sl. Asa. an.
a. m u.esp ,. m.
haltim1re-1.eS q. N.
sfaE yfnrfAor sfnfaRmAtien nasssnKers are
TERED 1hn 1sns tables postsA 81 TIE depot.
A@Tfains ulArked hast lsl Az limited expreas
aPen whien extra fere tsehafN@l
III WQpu 6aaefal PnessANsr ARS.
CAAss kssPG9H. saeRAeaa hmmaaeF. =.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
A Psrfect sucoesa.

The commencement of the auction sale OF
dry good at Mr.. Lichtcnstein's, last evening,
was a perfect success. While the bidding
was lively, still great bargains were OBJ.
tsined. Ne doubt not that there Will be q
great rush this afternoon and evening.
Some bargains in black silk may be ex-
pected
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
Docs He slnInbers

Joseph HIscOeP, after being for several
weeks tnoabled with sleeplessness, IN
Toronto, told his wife on Monday that he
was going into trance for three dAys and
nights. Soon afterwards be apparently
died, and the doctors pronounced him dead,
bat his family keep the body Ia q warm
room and are watching 1t carefully. They
will do this until tue three days and nights
expire.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

A BILL PROHIBITING the issuing of ran.
road passes has been introduced in tho
PensyIva State Senate and been favor
ably passed upon by the ecmmitte to which
it was referred. It's passage by the Senate Il
eonsidered probable.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
nnltx Climb

Tho regular weekly meeting of the
Unity Club takes place this evening In the
Unitarian Church, West street, between
Eighth and Ninth. DR.. II. r. Wilson will
address the meeting, selecting as HE sub
Ieet "Adulterations.b
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

IrrHE CRY COUNCIL could only relieve
itseli of the Quinn-tessence Of absurdity
with which II is now hampcred IL would be
a big thing for the new city charter and a
great relief TO those who feel that they
ought, as a matter of duty, to read the pro-
ceedings of Council in the matter.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
RArERoAD LIVES.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

RALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MoDEL rAsTIE1R. AID THE ONLY
LINE RNTWEEN
THE EAST AsD THE wHsT. VIA WASHING.
DOUBLE THAcKi sANsr CoufLxai
scHxS2s a.E Asl II, 4 q \ !. II z rvrrsyr
i:nAvE . I { II L u u 81 sTA4E0x.
s sFsss w sass a slasSIse xsss 81 Es s
claclnnatl 81. Louis and Chicago.
- soassvssi". a1s =" Risss R,asisss md. n;
50 MssSinrsoS Saa ssa ~sy va ssations ssations. "
- ssEoS H = ana slstISasoa saSS az nsssssoIi
T.@ tFisdasSs5,sI s.ra.esrr, wiuehss,sr. nag
erstown, Frederick and way stations via
maln stem. ton Sunday 70 k1llcott CITY
600 tPIrfspbR0. crxcINsArL sr. LouIA
MAslfIN@tOk AND tObUMaUs Ex-
PkEe. daily, and CHICAGO lilly except
saasL Isssss s sssa sc csissss sssssSS. 9 Lou
sissplns Cars. snT arsfsos sa 10 InsisnspotIs' ~
dsIly except saturday.
@ip ,vs r,wssasssg5o1 s & and way sta 'ions. Annapo-
10 II xSAfS6f0x AND LAUREL Xxx
~ M 4 .4
~ We s'HssSssSH sSsSs AnsspSIIs sRs gsy "a
10 klnsesa clty maA way statiaas.
@+1 MaanaREtoq9 and Way Siauons- khteh-
moad 4uAuticu, except sundAyi. Con-
Rsst n NtnsAin gtvn With 4. 3 .. 9. Co.'S On
PofomSs alees boat Is. on faes&ay. % mar
eay ard sstafday for Old Point Comfort.
100 WASHINGTON ExPRRes. stops q
kssssp's Annapoiis Jancffon. Laurel and
n
Ass Miaeaasisl. iiaGerstswn. Freasrisk and
800 tWAahtngtou, Annapolis and way.
bW 9Fredefzsk And way stations.
| SD MArtnsburg and way afafinna.
sS fsssssS4r sSa ssI .ss sssbsSss .9s,
BAA Palace Sleeping Cars % Pistsbarg.
| as tSHkG&sa4 lLNCIiNATL 81. gLtIfIk,
MAShtNlT0N AND COLUMBUS Xxx
phkSSs ID. = q. Palace Sleeping ljAfs 20
burg aud fha a0nth, Via va Midisads
eB ION sunday cuiY. for Mt Airy and way.
| KtsB BIT Airy and way sfati0ns
M.@ Msselggton ana way ssagIona.
l3Aye for Mn1rqpQlitAn RrAneh, Z. rs A. N. 81. q
All srnEas 1iop u isssy sSssps 80 3 4 M M
LEAVE WAaHE NGT0N FOR BALTIMORE;
Il, s@ K i. Il z "a z Il z = SSa soa 1@Ts I. !. J. y
~. Ia 3. q q nd si L. ~ 8 ). q. "a 4~H '%'@@
1.s. fnsii naay only. Other trains tdeily.
hsssssssalisA for and checked at hotels and
WfST RAlIffsoRIS h sTRF:E-ri ~ ~ sSF al. n
ysst; AAMnna STATION and Il SOUTH
npH v. X. eikMEsTs cK. 1nRn
Mater of Transportation. Gen. Pass. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
a store and r,wa,,,,r so,A

Yesterday afternoon the executors OF John
Wslraven, deceased, sold st public sale the
three story brick dwelling and store No. 791
Market street, Joseph L. Carpenter being
the purchaser for $l4,60O.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

If You Want an Accident Policy
for g, 900 and s25.O0 for week If hurt call
on j. K. Sutterley, 500 Market street. He
eau make you one out In i've min utes. Office
open until p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
Rer,.arnhnr

that suttsrlsy, 500 Market street, mp stairs,
q general agent for the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association. lou can take from
one 70 $4,000 st very low rates. Can and
see him opsn uatil 8 p. N.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
TaELAwARE wrsTERN RAILROAD
rHANar ilr nnrna

e GRANGE OF HOURS.
On ard aatef JCNE 2osh. lss4 trains VIII run as
IssYe Egtlmlnstss FssA le.S. .. N, kso D. ~.
SINAAYS-l ~ a, m 81 a p. m.
Arrive 81 Lhn4enhsfE, Il s. .. m; 400 noon.
:. .e p "a ~ N0AYsl-si.s0 a. N; !. D p. u.
nkksvy nksvsye t.sssasshesg 80 4. m' is.se D. m sun
ySsSy5ye q ilhiss st6s tS % .. "a; as ,. m.
- j. y cox SSa NIL III z ssperaasrnasat. j.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Remover" restores heaiEh
and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. St.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
srxAMzHxr ErrKs.

A NCHoR LINE. r=A
UNITED STATES MAIL gTKAMKRs
SAN Weekly 10 and erom
NEW YoRK and GLASGOW, via LONDOM
DERBY, - ft
Cnbin rAssAes 80 Il 90. Rstufnz eIi& ao ein
D9e0ea Uabfn. etK Return Tf1AetH -
Cabin pAgs%nRrFs booke6 e law rAkas
FaaaenEef aoeqgn qgnmodatluns are nnnwa#fied. Al
AtateEoesns on Mails Deck. PssssnKeFs bgoke.
A. toWest rates to or from GefTNANYs Italy
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Ac.
FOR books OF sSruurs IN scotland ssfasea plans
&C., apply 70 HENDERSON BRUTHERA, Nev
York. or SAMUEL +. BErfs. Adams Express.
Wtimfngfon SNtar
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

Incorporated In 1853 for Is years By tha IAstsla-
tnrs for Educational and Charitable paFfcsea-
vita . capital Of vi tooo, oo0--to which reserve
lQnd aR eS6At 80 has alncs been Added. =
~ 10 8vAfwheltainK nopl1ikT Tots fts frnuefiso
was Hs&oS part sf The present STATE Constitution
ADOPTED npeF "a, A. d. LOB.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
BIZ the people Of any State.
H nsysr aeAlss er poetponAe. IT'S GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
"A aPLENDTD OPPORTUNITY TO WIZ
Class II At hEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 18th, ss5.-ISsd Monthly ISYnSxInR
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
HENRY I. RAYMOND. AIoszo DHwEHsn.
HENRY L. RAYMOND q CO..
STOCK BROKERS.
NOS. 4 AND Q PINE STREET. N.

Buy and sell Tor Investment, and carry on
moderate margin all securities dealt IN On
the New York Stock Exchange. First.
elaes privileges at favorable rates. Partiea
distantiy located from Wall strset
Wishing to invest sums ranging
from $50 70 81 900, are invited to
write Tor uA for partieulars. Complafa
Financial Report mailed free. Small oriers
sxecutsd at current rates. Refer to Bankera
@ NsN York Central Railroad Co, and
prominent Manufacturing and MercantiIs
Basineas Houses. RefeTanoes and tersns
mailed On application. =
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
Capital Prize, $4,000.

,o1 Prizes. amounting 10. o.............. szaA 500
Application for rates 20 clubs should only be
made 70 the once 0fthep0m pAny In New Orleans.
EoF further informs ton, writs clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by express or Eegiss
n. A. DAUPdIN,
- New Orleans, La,
m seventh Street. washington. d. O,
iani0-d. 5w-wr
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATIC.
FOR NEW YORK.
.DAlly; sp.llg, s1osp. Sunday.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK.
Express on seek k-lAyh, als, a.sa. 5.tS s.s0 T.sa,
GDps NIL S. q s.&, V.l4, aud 1. y b. m,
and i2.o Hight. On sundaYa. aoA a@, Aes
and 9. opp. M aud i2.0i night.
For BrUoklyn. n. Y, al through trains con-
Annex " snoFdinE direct transfer 70 Fulton
streeL avoiding double feFTiage and journey
Express for sea Girt, spEing Lake, Ocean Beach,
oeeAn Grove Asbury fark and Long Branch,
- and u.D ., m, and ao p. m, on week
PROM KEHsISGrok station FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Exprsss for New York. ass and s.Ao a. N. on
FBoa MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden and Tsenton
Exprsss for TeaSs Rlyer and inssrnediats
rseksrton. 1 3 a. "a "a. I snd Z. , = D. N n.
BELyIDERE DIVISION.
FROM BRoAD STREET ETATIoN.
Eastoa. Ds.sware wsssE Gap. ssrsnton, Biss.
m. For scranton and Water zap only, Gm
| Yos i.ambertsi,la, sp. m.
Fer fieinlngton- I'D 3, m., L. o. and 400 D, m
rTaias arrive daily except sandsy-From EastOn,
| PROM KREsTNGToN STATION. FRONT
And NORRIS STREETS.
Daily, except sundAy--ksxp prssa for LaaeerfyiIls
| Eastoa, Delaware Water tan, EsIAntou, BinR.
AAnton and OawsEo J. 10 4. m, t2.ui. 63s p. n.
| For Scranton and Water Gap onlF, 4 ab D. m
For Lambartyilfe, 3 10 D. N.
Tor fiemington. a. m; u. % and .. 56 p.
| TrAtna arrive daily, except SuudAy-Frou
E+ston. s.11 and lossD =. m, and 4.os o. m.
sieepiuG-eAr tickets can be had At Hroad and
Chestnut streets, SJs Chestnut street, and Broad
l street station
The nnion transfer Company VIII call for and
| ekerk baggage from hotNis aud Residences. Tune
eaFde and fun Information can be obtained at ths
| etations and at the following
| No, ks3 Chestnut street
| r,r..,yv 1.vp4rysa q. T. cor. bread and Chestnut
AASAAA4 VI ANAo. No. Ii6 Mnrket street.
No. 4Chelton ave. Germant'n q.
CHAHLES Z. PuGH. General Manager.
| ]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTR.

poCBLE TRACK-sTERL RAILS.
SPLEEN DID seen ERY, ,MAGSIRIcEAT
EQUIPMENT, x01frHER CENTRAL Rail
WAY.
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rhs nsaia.rlsslBal q q Tie chs.

wnmiaoToN. waDsf sE5AI IAs. q
The daily gazette., 1883-01-24

Express for New York, via Camden and Tsento
.. n, and 4, % p M On week -dhTa.
Expresa for Tome River and intermedia
etationA & % q. m, ard 5. % D. m.
T1aekerton, q % a. n. aud 3 q D. M.
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THE a OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
ish If L.afuurcllc.
Bertha GoIdea,erg, 1ife, "a. 1892.
Josepa kaha, hsstand.

4 preliminary judgment by default hzsiH:
leen regularly aud legally est~r-i hsrri; and
the legal delays since said Judgment hy de
taul, haviu. fully elapsed aud the Defendant
h~rein having failed L" appear either in pr
SIN or nv council the - 4 cSas~ WAS regular
Ii Il xrs, for trial Oh r..uIir,sA,l,n ri ~.icfaait
and tie law and The evidence brin. in favor
uf rl.narif Bertha tscid-ht<rg and against
defendant. Joseph Kahn.
II i therefore "rierrd aI~i0.<~d ard dc
creed. that said preliminary judk.srnt by de-
faui; Ia and the same l. hereby cxAxS<u ed and
that plaintiff have Judgment and sec"vsr uf
the defendant the full ami entire SEE. of One
Hu,dr~i aud Twenty-Five Dollars sifh i've
c;ai G-ma al September End, 1889 till! p>id and
il is further ordered .djnd ed aud der reed
:i,:., he ~Commn.,.y Of ac lnets and saaas ex
listing between ;isiG,'G Bertha G..~.alsrs
aul her husband Ja>ei'. kSha the defendant
;e:ean bc ao! the same - hsSrty d'.solsr.i
ard tha; screra:e and APART tFaw her sasd
l.-.~ri ; ~ sHt >tis Is A.t:',S au:ao's ed
10 adiaiu:s:-.A. f raI.ss. :a~. rs",~r,y-
.ar,., r "r,irrcs! adjnds-d aLd der:~ed
;ha: irf-niia, pay all casts i-rsia Thns
danx il, In. parish Of Lafourrhe this ssh day Of
October 1885
sSiyurd, AETICi; +. :OiIOfH
Ju,i. 20 III. Ja!;ciAl D:s:r!e, Ca {.
Signed Nv. KNoELOt n.
A.x.E.
iTrae Copy:
(~--l Te,t Clerks Office. Pari>i, nf La
+, us soursn-, the 5;h of November 1888
~ J. +. ALLAN.
Dry tle;k.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
ISL Of LafOurche.
Succession 9 Oxe=inc Champagne,
asd Site No. 1925 PrObates.

Pursuant 70 sa order and decree Of tie
above court and in obedience to a commission
to me directed in the above eutitlesi and num-
bered succession l will o0er Cor sale At public
auction pursuant to Law to the last anil high
eat bidder On the premises. situated in said
parish on the right hank Of Bayou Lafourche
ut about nine mile. below the Town Of Th,bo
Ganx OF SATURDAY the And. day of December
1881 between the hours Of II O'Clock A. n.
and 4 o'clock p u. the following descr bed
property belonging 70 the above ON to
Wie-
L. A certain tract Of land situated on the
right bank Of Bayon Latourche AT about nine
Eiles b-4ew Thibodaux bounded above by
lands ROW owned by Estate Of Victor Philo-
gene aud below by lands Of &-erin Landry.
measuring tve arpeais and = half front 6y
forty arrsuts in depth. together with all she
buildings Improvement thereon fFor
title Vide. r ard u. Il. IS52 page $50 to 1851
One lot IT hoaseh~id fcrBisnre consisting Of
BeisteAds sad Beslfings. chairs. ~arlnoirs,
burcaux. &c, : hsrses, one esw aud alt &c.
&c.
Terms Of Sale cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes u pay debts.
November Tssh. 1873.
TREOPHlLE THIB0DACX.
sheriff.
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Cinr,nn..i. Ohio. June 3. lS>s

Cinr,nnxsi. Ohio. June g. IS>5
b. J. Kendall 81 Co.. Gents. B~ins . sat
i.rer from the rheumatism. l hare usd =
srrAt inany Ee,ue.iies for that COMPLAINT. us
lag everything thai | heard vi CT gsy friends
kncx of. and being treated by the hest yhy..
clans in ;hi> city xitsoEf Ebert l had be-
coine d,>coarssea an.i had rcntlns.-ai there
vas no l,-lp ivs this .iiscz>r. WIEN . ,",tuess>
iy a;ef your agent. MIR. John FISH. sEo :ola
me ii was unnecessary tn SITTER any rses~. A.
he'asialis Sfayir Care vor.1 do the ta>asese.
-a. a. ] Vas % ii- same prcte>s.os be p-r-
~-ni~si me viii, a hottie. whicA l Esrl. and !
mus; say without any faith. il o1c week /
am able TO walk without = cane ~ any Other
artificial help | coa { kn.w that the $ssriE
Care did It hut tai l 40 know | will never be
without hena.lis SPAWN Cure again. "A I
thoroughly lei,-ve il deserves its ,.9,siar7;y.
anc has unqualified merit write this entire
~ uasoici;ea. Years trzly.
II. b. SNOW, C. I.
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~erkEN0AuSN
AzVSpKN\XEWVESE
Read Proof of Wonderful
Cures.

Santa Rosa, Cal, Fen. 9th. 1Sj.
=. J. Ken iall & Co. Gentlemen: f--i il
. duty ~ Others suffering with the plies and
# ling of the lretuui To write you- have
had the plies and prolal,ens Of the r-c;nu 10.
FIVE years. Tor tie past three years ] have sEf
frr-si The iiIcst a.enlzing isAih. Tried every
thing wifbous relief. hus af:cr ter DAYS rse
Of Kendall. Spawn Cure l have re-: sea or
beard Of the piles since One wao a4s not
sn1esed ~ ! have eApnot coau; .el--d the
gEea: joy tia trcl At i-;-. .nss-: "f : dis
east s.Ii"s: .nsse than isssh. Laa a ra,n.
BILE young horse iha; had \ large ba.c., gath
er GU his h;e= *ere. ! tried al lini- ii lin
lricns and had y e.. oit. ws;a.oai ar be nc-
fl. Naw Foir aayeri,seasr,f I'D t~,a-ht =
bottle vi kendali's Spzvin Care 'assi Grd-rea
my ;eamS;-r T.. ns- as directed In ~ss 'tan
Sne week fEe luuBp had diss; pes--@. Think
ing that n lau;ua-n u that w.cln 90 what Ken
dali. SPAWN Cure has d.,se fnr INV horse
might bench; saore- ! ,ri+d s, - a las: resort.
With s--iitSde and trst wishes for y.ur
sUece>S-
l aIs izirhfnliy yours.
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kendali's SPAWN Cure.

AVA. i~k1. EoSA
N~ssr-. e. J. Kendall IL Co. About siyh.
months ago tker~ Was = valuable k~fzlt.Cu
brought TO the stable Of farmes ala Henry
70 ne treated for a bone srasin, which vas
Que years growth aud Of pronounced size. and
having learned through outside sources that
Your imminent known IS kendalis SPAWN
Cure was valuable. l commenced using !, On
the enlargement; and after SIX weeks using
and having applied t~o bottles the horse vas
eursd entirely. leaving the les perfectly
smooth.
CHARLES HENRY.
Charleston. s. L. Suly - lS0.
DIR. J. b. Kendall 4 Co. Dear Sirs mar
chased at Louisville. Ky.. \ very line bred
roit. add n shipping be got his hook badly
hurt on the oatsiie of the joius vbsch eaa.rd
II IA swell three Or foar tlroes the nsturai
size. which made him very lame. tried =
great manv nimeat which tailed 70 ben<fe
the injured part At last when dissuasea, aud
ready to give up tho colt .s ruined. I happen
ed to sce yvor advertisement u -KendsIrs
Blister and SPAWN Cure and thoa.ht I
would give it . trial, ! 6:us applied the ..Blis
ter" 70 the hook which BY this time had he
come cAllo0sed. aud to my surprise fsuua IL
worked like > charm. In twenty four hvura
the part hat was hard became aoft and the
i.Deness began to leave. I then got some
u "kendaIfs SPAWN Cure, and an
Pi'ed II according to directions. which hss
made a perfect cure. and the colt IA nov n
sound a. any horse alive mesely write this
letter to you. a. l think it . duty 1 ove to zen
aud also for the good Of the public at large.
The fore going statemen& [ will make ana.
Wit to. and can also have the same verified nv
the best horselnen in oar city who szw thu
colt before and after treatment.
Very Respectfully,
IL CHAPEL ST.. toHx r. Apxo,n
Price .se1. per bottle. or s bottles for e. All
drnsEista have It or can get it for you. or il
-ntl -
I.v the prOprietOrs. DR.. B. J. KENDALL a
CO, Enosbo-sh Falls. Send for illustrated
circular.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
e-i6-S.
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kcndaii's SPAWN Care.

l ans izirhfnliy yours.
J. H, GLENN.