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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-12
Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations of sales from
by commission men yesterday and sre subject
To daily fluctuations:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-12
DeBOW Street, Vest Side.

DeBow, Smith, Risque & Williams Addition to
St. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-12
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE.

Wheat receipts In Chicago 1882 bushels;
shipments IL 1874.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 9,S25 bushels;
shipments l,7U0.
Year wheat closed ii Chicago at 1.01X.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-12
BeBOW Street, East Side.
Schurmeier's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
West St. Paul Proper,

DeBow, Smith, Risque & Williams Addition to
st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-12
LIE Dues Addiior 30 st Paul.
HOLLY iVsnls, South Side.

Subdivision, of Blycks 10 IL and part of Block
-, Woodland ParE Addition to St. Paul.
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. aAfx.kO.sDEIHas as
pHILADRLPHIA, VII "a s.ss..
a MlNGTpN AND ss& SSS-1-asAs
BAI3flMORE RAILRnAn.

MlNGr0N AND ss& @$S-1sNH&
bAlAFlMOkG RAILROAD.
june isoa
Trains wills leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia andinterme e,ilate siations-6. ~ Too
io.SA a. m. s.sa, A.o0 7.S, s.SA, r. m
philadelphia tas nress4-2.tO, y g. %, 7.51 S.lh
s9 s:ss s.as TO- %, u. s. 4. Ia 10 i'A ", ~
ebSs f.8 p. nj.
New fork-2.uo. : Is, 4. 70. O. 40, s.S, HISS a. u.
'lZ.ss, l.5A, 2. 20. 5.t7. s,sS la, y. IN.
Baltimore and iRterYne 1iA,, .gstions-l.1a.
e.l7 n IN. 6,e0p IN.
has lnoFe and Ray Lime-S.a1 p. H.
Baltimore and Washinrtun-- s2, A. 81, s.oS IA
a. M. LOO, 'l.oe, 800, d.Si, Ii.os p. m.
Baltimore oniy-3.ea, u. ~. " a And s.0Op.m.
trains for Delaware Division leave for,
New Castle-a.oe. ana, III. les 500 Is y, ~.
Harringtdn and iniermeGias' stations-9. 10 a.. u.
les. 6.2S n. H8.
Delmar and lnter,nei,ste =tsti~rs .. in a. 70.
f.eSp. NJ.
Express for nelmSr. 40 pm,
SUNDAY TRAINa.
rnilsdelph1a and intermediate fsfl"ns-s. i0A. m.
t2.oo m $50. 7.so, s.SS p
hilAdeiphia nd New York . %. 2.2s m. .. II,
e.S, Z. .a6 D. m,
R4lumOre and Washinglon--l.A2, 4. Sl, SOS, al,
a, m. li.o4p. m.
Baltimore--I05 a. IN.
For further information passtngers arr
I-tred to the time table posted ~ the depot,
SS-ffains mRrketi thus: - ART iimitgt sIpr :
npou which extra farc " charged.
j. X. WOOD, ,fenerat Passenger Agi
NFlAS. =. PuGH. General Ns9assr
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
Fright in the Farm aouse.

Family all taken sick at night. Unusua
symptoms. Seemed like poisoning. What
could it be What had tney eaten Wae
it arsenic in the soupi Was IL strychnine
in the coffee Was it rats '-bane III the pie !.
None OF these. Tho eistern had not been
cleaned for long time. tn family ha4
been drinking impure water. They might
have died, only that they took PERRY
DAVIS PAIN KliLER Family we'll.
Farm ase happy Everybody pleased
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
..nnn mAnAM4KElgx

Electricity has a G cd many
contracts to fill before it can
get round to cook stoves.
Meanwhile the cozy little gas
stoves arc saving many a ton
OF coal and all the serious un-
pleasantpess Of a cooking
range. We think we have in
the ''Retort" the best, either
for making a cup o tea or
cooking a dinner. St'ves any
where from $l.75 to $2l.
Those 81 o havn't gas, or
don't care to use it, are ofere I
as good a thing in the Monitor
Oil Stove, barring the lesser
handiness Of a lamp, and a
better thing, in oil costing less
than gas but only a few cents
to cook a meal either way
They're little things, but fast
,lbowing out the bigger stoves
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
EDUC4 TIOS4M
University of Virginia.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly,
begin 18th July, 1884, and end 18th September.
Have proved Of siRnsl use, -lst To students who
design to pursue their studies at this or other
IA" sch"ol "a TO those who propose to re5d pri-
Vately: aud "a, TO practitioners who have no, sad
the advantage Of systematic instruction For
circular apply tP. o. University ofVa j to .IoHN
b. MINOR Prof. Com ami stat Law.
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JOHN wANAMAKER.

Rhine Stone is deemed the
closest to q diamond OF any
one OF the innumerable imita-
tons on the m rket. The
spart lie is more durable than
in some that might b. thought
more brilliant Som new
things are very pretty. Pm
Ornaments, with settings in the
cubes or spheres forming The
head. Lace Pins, five stones
in line. Scarf Pins of pug's
heatis elegantly ugly and col
ored to nature, same as the
Spiders, Butterflies and Cat
tails Prices, 81 30 to $40.
Juniper street entrance, on left.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

care the flies bad y Well,
we can't say they're exactly
good, though even that may
be a matter of taste. They
help us in selling fly fans. The
more they teaze you and buzz
around your nose the more
you're willing to pay So for a
revolver" as a weapon OF de-
fense. The rev living fans
keep them off All things
Lower ioo-, main aisle, north ofeenrre.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
hlIIll Mon.

middle aged men ami all men who suffer
from early iudiscretions will hud Aliens
Brain Food the most powerful invigofant
ever introduced; once restored by il there +,
no relap {. Try it;tt never fails 81; for S..
At druggists. or Aliens Pharmacy 315
ist sve.S. 7.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
10 "A AMAKER.

\ ou'll find a very full col
lection OF Stereos. of the finest
foreign and American views. in
the Picture Department, that
sold at 81 per dozen ere they
pass. d into our hands. Now
at ane-tourth or hall a dollar.
Juniper sfreet tenEranfg. ourigai
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
BrnnI E-NAINMiIRre

II any invalid or sick person has the least
doubt Of the power and efficacy OF Hop
Bitlers 70 fe fhpm, they ear find eases ex-
aetly like their OWL, n their own neighbor-
hood, with proof positive that they can be
easily and permanently cured at tritling
eGst-oI ask your druggist or physician.
GRERxWIcH, Feb. II. 1850.
Hop BitterS Co.-eIKs-f was given up by
the doctors to de Of scrotula consumption.
Two bottles Of your Bitters cured me
LEKpY BREWER
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
Enternrisina Local AKents.

wanted Ia This town for an article that Is
sure 70 sell, live druggists and grocers pre-
terH ldress Humiston Food PreserYs-
tive Co., ~ Knby street, Boston
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
Dailu Gn=ettc
wILMINGToN, THURSDAY. AUG. ..
The Tel, graph strike.

The reports of the condition of sffairs In
the telegraph Offices throughout the eouh
try, this morning, are very interesting, and
show almost complete failure Of the last
move OF the Telegraph Brotherhood in or
deriug the railroad operators out Of service.
There are also Other indications which make
it appear As though the operators were
wearging Of the long struggle aud becoming
anxious 10 return to work.
From the beginning OF the trouble the
sympathies OF the public have been with
the striking operators, but the interference
with business has been 50 serious tha,
people generally viii be glad to
see settlement of the difficulties,
upon almost any basis. Sending commer-
cial kilograms subject to delay" will not
answer in this age of bu mess rush Al d ae-
tivitv, and much less has already been sus-
tanned by the serious delay i'll the use Of the
wires for commercial purposes.
The people would like to see the opera
tors strike settled upan basis salts
factory to the men who so boldly resisted
the crrroaehmente and grinding restriction
Oh Ht1sINc nunOpolyi bul tutN VAIL y
see the troubbes compromised in some shape
without delay. Every day that the preseu
state Of affairs continues adds fore,
to the demand for the dsngereu:
aud unnatural project of govern
mental control OF our euiir,
telegrsphic system, and If the strike con
tnues mu longer the dissatisfaction may
ss-une sufficient proportions TO induce IN,
Inauguration II the doubtful experiment
he gAtrs S1l tle company should eom'
20 rlss ~ oass
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION

FOR NEW YORK.
E5press On ,Sisy ees-,isy %tS s.9o as
and il n'p L ."a NJ. [naiisd * Express, So ~ "a
80 9p. NIL. \ 4 5 ~. ,7.ia and !. % p. NJ,
s.DA. M, 4, tLimiled Express. 5. 9Ol 8. ~, I. IS
, anT So p. N, ana l2ui night
uerl Al Jersey City with boats II ''Broohiyn
AnneA, afordins direct tfansfer TO Futon
acrGss NV YORK city.
OCEAN Grove, h.S1fy FaS and and Lon; on; bEsSSssh sEsSsh
80 ana il.,o a. M and 2.Ai S.oo, 81, 400 p.
M, on week days.
FROM KENsiNGToS STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS sTREETs
Express for New lorE, as ana $50 =. N, on
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF
Express Tor New York, via Camden ana Trenton,
500 a. m. and 4. ~ p. In., On week days.
Express ior ocean 6roNr and Long Branch, sc .
VIA Tom S River aud Berkeley. 5.a0 A. M, p.
Express FOR Toms RIVER snd Intermediate
st!.tlOns t.g a. M, ana S. ~ u. m
Tuckertoh, u 81 4. IN, and 4.0Op. m.
BELyIDERE DIVISION.
FROM aR0AD STREET STATION.
Daily, except suuaay-E.xpresa Tor Ianbertyille.
EastoH, Btia~are Water tap, Scranton BinE.
N. For s,tant06 Aud SSp'air' fsa Only, ia "a
| For Lambert .lit, p. m.
| For Flcn .agt@H s.U6 a. M, u 0l attd 4.pop m
Trains arrisr ia y: except sunday-F rom Easion,
| - .. ln.+ 81 !. 81 ami IS =. m.
! Fkoh kEA>IShF1N STATION, FRONT
-. NeRkls STREETS.
/ Daily esetpf -uuday-Expres IS Tor i.aInbertville
i falstat ID .awafe Water CAD. scranton. BinR.
HaHt1H a4 A4-Sa - s.4e NJ, t2sgI D. 3O .. IA.
tuf ocrH a-nE af5st N AtCr Tap only. q. 80 .. m
/ Fee i=sHpfEtF 54ls, :. III .. m.
Fol bennington Z ~ ni. Il. .oi anu D. - d. m
| siutpiaE E-11t t4r +etA can be had ii Broad ana
! Chestnut streets - Chestnut street. and Broad
| Street station
Tie Ini5n Transfer Company will call for and
| cherk hagkage from hoteis and residences TIlnt
cards aHa tHH Information eau be 3Btained al m,
| stations ami Al tHe following
! No. So Chestnut street
>. 4. cor, Broad and Chestnut
| TICKET OFFICE NJ. 1i6 Market sfa eel,
NJ. 4rhrlton ave. Gerluant, n
No. 81 Federal 81 Camden
| CHARLES r. PUGH, General Manager
j. K. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

The value Of a thing isn't
its cost or what you can get it
for, but how badly you want
it nd what it can do for you.
Here's little thing you can
get tor s. that would fetch a
thousand sometimes 'Tis a
fre-escape, and a good one;
tested to eight hundred pounds
It's worth seeing, easily carried
in your satchel.
Lover Moor Market street ..alr~ay an lpl,
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
GREA PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

ltbl BILE IKAGk-STEEI RAILS.
SPLENDID SEN ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL. RA l.
WAY.
TAXING EFFECT MAY IL 1885
Trains leare Baltimore city Tine as dollowe
dali Train, dahl except Sunday, for
lAe North AMI Aest.........t........st7 T. a, M
Chicago nod Limited Express, daily
- NJ St.t.tsi ..s 10. IS a. M.
Fast Line, datY, West. .......-.t..+. 10. 45 a. m
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
shtdB} 5tt-t#ssE 1.SJ D. m
Western E8pats5, daily ...s.s.4..s.... g. IS b. m
Mail ENp pres, Aast dsily 49,. IL Is b m
Parktowa Accommodation, 3. 81 5. - D. 81 and 10 10
y. NJ, dGily eNecpt Sunday. sunday only, 30
a. n, aua ~ p. IN,
Cgekeys.iue aaHlnodation, s.81, H. 30 a. m.
~ o.U5. - and i1,8 p. IN. ON Sunday
$. ~ a. In., 80 anu l0p. m.
For Hanover aaI Gettysburg. 80 :. IN.
For GrCen sBrlnF Branch, go a. m, 3 and s. 20
y, III.
For tickets T. 81 points East, North and v est,
apply al td$tfi Station, al Northeast corner
baltimore AMI calvert streets, and at Union
Baggage eailel Tor and checked at hotels snd
resiGeuces On 1flsrs lett Al office northeast cnr.
Rer Baltimore and Calvert streets
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHING.
Ton.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILS!
Scnhhui.E " Tn TAkF EPpKf-T
SUNDAY, NOV. i2. 1852,
LEAvECAMDEN srRErr STATION

LEAVEC CAMDEN STREET STATION.
o g. pTis TGhieaga Si99in9a1, st. lo4is Fast EI.
4.40 tMashingion and way way ,lsIo stsIi,yns. IVA.
6,idL,iA 6ail,LiA Nd Southwest, Richmond, (yia
6s.sS0 Eilicott nv and way stations.
s.R Washington ana way stations
7.l5 ANNAPOLIS. sfRJ5sSToN AND WASH.
- p,5 ,oN IN. and stations on Metropoli-
10 fliedm.nt, strasburg Winchester. Hag
tfstoWl, Frederick anl way stations, Via
a,if, MIN slein' teh sunday 70 kllicott City
800 VIII III. F7IsI.H%, I. m, d,erNcINNAT ~ LOUIS,
20 daily, and CHICAGO daily exeeDt
ss,atarti,ay; Skiehmonj and the south, via
RuAhtlco44 Slpt ping ears, Baltimore to Gin
glnnatt, LOUSY ille anu Chicago Jnnctian
IArloE aare, Chirago Junction to Chicago
dnIif asc,.,,a ats = tIt 1tAiton to indianapolis
vie 1f,Hs,ltingt2n ahd way sta ions Annapo-
1919 MS,A,gsIHIa6toN ", AND LAUREL Ex-
N.
10 washington, Annapolis Aad way
- g'gR I'm aoh3aH only for Washington and
80 Siiegtt City and way stations.
~ ,na5d masjdiihgl9n , AMI Way stations. tRlch-
ne't ,os.a. y Seantc9, except sunday. Con-
Patt7.,, PPgnaa,, y Y einesday and Friday, and with
fotothac steam b1At Co. on Tuesday, Thurs
SAt ~ ~aad saturday for Old Point Comfort,
100 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. stops a,
HyattsYtiIe.
i'2e Winchester, Hagprstown, Frederick and
NAY.
20 Washington, Annapolis and way.
80 ftaefleE aud way stations
- nartlhsburg and way stations
o q Washington and way stations
~ = Ittsburgi Cleveland and Detroit FxnFrss
7.to tALu, CINCINNATI, ST. I0Iiis
" MAsHlNdION AND CuIIjNRifs ny
hiss y. .. Palace SleepIng Tars T.
Slhchnati, ST. Louie and Chicago lynch.
:, onrg ana the South, via Va Militant
s.to tgh SUNDAY only, for Mt. Airy and ygay
70 III. AIRS aad Way stations -
u! - " Washington and waV STATIONS
Ltsye lof Metropolitan BrAneh Z I5a m u
ana % ?. m, For Rockville, 10 90 M ~ -
Al trains stop at Relay except 8 O0 a m
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
a. 20 10; =, 6;sQ, r7.45 $40, 800. 1910 a IN
Y u ti2A % 2 s. f3.00 j. 10 l. 30. "a 40 rs "a Il
- -, g. ~ and II. - D. M '''0' TO- 70
FDaHE. tSunday on v 6fl..r tr.,,,. -,
except Sunday HSiis HAlig,
BsERags eaitei for and checked At hotels sna
Eesidsnces On orders LEFT at Tfckef 1ftons ~
W : sF bAIItMORE STREET, n. ". Ter rai- N
VT; SAMbES STATION and 81 stiIfTtI Fl
W. NJ. CLEMENTS q Inp1,
Muster 81 Transformation Gen pgss =
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
BALTIMORE & PHI AuELPHIA r. II.
Ib CHANGE uF HOTTIES
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R.R.
IN AND AFTER 1I>EB, 1854,
TRAINS Will LEAVE As Follows
tsAIg IN N+sf ~. ..,...-

TRAINS Will LEAVE AS FuLtatWS;
FOR ALTA NTIc CITY.
Fron Vine Street Ferry r. Express on wet.k-iavs,
~ 4, M, A.i5 4.u1 II 3. .45 y. m. on satur-
sAy onll, 2O0 p IA. ou sandsy,7,3 30 and s.sO 4.
From sha .ksmaNon Street Ferry Expr. ts on
week daye,a. % ani. 800, 400 and s. 10 pm. On
saLuruat "n y, Z.V p. m. n Sunday, !, 30 and
SD q. m.
Accommodation Train will leave above Y. rries
o. weekdays at .. % m. and 4. 80 D. M. ana ON
sun lay al 500 4. NJ. and 30 y. M
Parlor cars attached to NIL express trains.
Excursion train witl have the above Ferries
daily ~ 69oa. IN.
LOCAL TRAINS PROM PHILADELPHIA.
For Haddondeld from Vine and shackamaxon
l2O m, 2.un. l. ". 500. go M.
Fro Vine stree only, 6.45, 7.so, go II. m From
SharkamaNOn street oul S0p. m,
sunday trains leave both Ferries at 90 Snd s. ~
a. M, aud 4, 20 y. IA.
FIym Pennsylvania Railroad station, foot of
MAFket street, 7.1 q, m, 81 800 and II. ~ y.
u.. tk-days. sundays. y. 30 a. m, s. ~ . ~.
For Ateo, from Vine and shackamaxon street
Ferries s@a. NJ, l2.0' noon; 4.y0, 4.ao. $50
=, IN. sundays, 800 a, M, 4.0 o. N. From
foot of Market street, II. ~ D. IN.
For Hamnonton, from Vine aud Shack amax ON 1t.
FERRIES A.UO a. M, 4.SJ, $50, go y. M. sun
days, edUa. M, 40 y. IN, Saturdays only,
from loot OF Markes street il. Ap. m.
For Lakeside II. 90 a, m, 10 p. IN.
F9I Marlton. Medf rd, MI. Holly and lnterme-
diate stations leave foot OF Mar strr t. week
days, - a. m, >. q and 300 u. IN. SUNDAYS.
| s.5o NJ, 30 p. IN. From tne and shacka.
mAA"n Ferries, 1000 Il. M, week days,
/ For illiam5tDwu, from Nlne and -hRckamaNou
street FERRIES, SO a. W., 10 m. 80 90 .. m.
! NOodruh parloT cars ON all express trains.
| W, n. BANNARD j. r. WOOD.
| superintendent en'l Pass. Agent,
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
THE SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT OF CATARRH
Passages from the Lie Of the Most Eminent Specialist In that

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With o6s % chen Ss fa r aas 9 dc @ sas & If @ he %
ss Sa !s$5ss 1s'f s
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m me- is a'9
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sss9 nj s@s sa fa Ss@s ] a @ s Pa4u s ]
in the 1
HAWKING
fs:::. : s; Is. ssis: n . @ :; :s'
the sgn G da@"
WI S. shs sSs sE
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OFFENSIVE
5 ss sfs s sss e ';"s:i
niles posoaous % @
mscoMFoRrs.
@ @sa is Al ss ssf @ s$! s: s sis s @
g: s$:s P Al. $s 5s a s;
been regarded practitioners
NOISES HEAD
Carrh
spsi ina e1nS 5 s59S5 ~ 5
behe
CONSUMPTION
fuponfs
IN spns and
4a s @ @ 3%E Il @ is @ @
throat
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DIR. H A r II L & I ,
Office and Residence, 24s South Eighth Street. Ph ,a4
Froa nA
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
BALIlHoRF & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
from eADyFRT sTATIoN.

r
For Washington, : A. N. S.i5 ana s.55 D. m
daily, keepE. sunday, and 4. % 7.3s .. Is and
Ana II. . = N, and 5. 70 and :, 10 p. m, daily
F9r iopt trsek line, T.oc :. "a. and 4, 10 D. u
daily, except sunday.
For Annape.is, 70 a. m, daily except sunday,
For Ricfhaoaa aaa lie south at 4, % and s.45 =.
a, ~. aasl}. and !. Is p. m. daily except sunday
FOR lhe sultt IA Virginia Midland Railroad, a
80 an dAtig and IS p. M, except sunday.
40 p. a., suHda only.
For ami - L.. At BIS aud SIS D. m.,
daily, except ~raAay.
For : Gtt5.- :. = Fotolnnc River steaue ; Nom
CAV "rfnr-aay and FridAy =: i,.354 n
pm USI8S 1T ATI0.s.
For @ssn4eetJa, l. %, 5 ., 79. 7.45, $50, IL %
=. u. sI', Is &. lG 1.53 5tfs y. IL ON sun
l@f, - ID = SO, H. a, VI. $40 and
FOR Va. a.d}snd saad, At 4 . 4 m, daily, 8. o.
y. n s&.-e -fu8ays q y u. m, sunday
For G. 4 o. R9aa, sos. M. daily. ex ept sun
aAy, z y a.. tInitsd B. % y. m, and s.oS
p' m't aai4yt eJtsLt On ounGsy.
FltOd PES ESAsYLyAEIA-AYFN STATION
For Washington, s.65 10, 75o o. IS and II. Is q.
M 80. 2. L. 2s and .. 10 p. N. On Sunday,
~ o.S's ~. % and II. B .. n, B. Ia and ~
FeF 4 Annapolis J. 70 :. M. daily except Sundays
- ,. a., daily
LEAYE WAzalseTos FoR BALTIMORE
A :, - 80 y and 70. % H., l.sl an, 40
ss.ss' :. . . 80 and 10. % 2. n. On Snndays, Al
=" "i".si =. -, so es11 q, %, 80 and TO- % D.
!. I. WOOD, t4en. Pase. Agt,
1HAhtsa Z. PusH, General Manager,
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
MeIls, .t.n,i..tl ON Gnrn..a

cents. quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns, wa9ts. buuions.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
JOHN WAN MAKER.
Seasonable household helps:

Seasonable household helps:
Apple Parrrs So
Potato PsrcFs, soc.
Potato Steers. ssc.
Fruit Presst q. 50 Ia =. IS.
Counter scales, St.S5.
Preserving Ketti-s :, all p Ices.
as other handy helps. .".
HNrdVart counter. lower Hoor.
How do you like the new
tnts in this bargain lot Of fine
note paper! We know we
enough how you ike the price.
Wonderful, isn't it
stalionerr counter. northwest of centre
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
I,DftnS
STRAWBRlnGF X CLoTmER,
DEALtFs ~ DRY GooDS FXCLusIvELY,
EIGHTH AND MAkKRT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Lucky Man-Eaie,sh again Gets a Big


MT -dIII NTtsts IIig
Prize
In the drawing oi The Louisiana Stats
Lottery. .Iune l2th one.tenth III the esrsnd
prize et 10000 was won by Raleigh man Mr.
Gust ve Rusenth !, who deserves every smile
fortune may give He sent through the express
aud received the drafts on New York f6r the
.l5,lU The transaction was a prona3t one
Mr, has long been recognized as one Of me
brightest Of our business zen. He was born In
Germany and came TO this State In 1883 In
the spring OF 1891 ne came 10 Raleigh. has
twice been member of the Eoard of Aldgrman
being chairman OF the mDbt important commit.
tee. He has for years been Secretary Of the
Falls Of Seuse Manufacturing Company :
ka4sigh IN q AsRs end Observer, Jpnf H.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD


pleased Of ba
fer not to have their
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
JOHN WANAMAKER.

JOHN WANAMAKER
hes mi, Ihit eenth and Market strecEs
aaa Sitg-AAit square, PkiiRdelpaIA.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

A. EEE s-aE es'qE -Nert sssi Cs@~..- has
eesn t-Es2r s7-3arsri V7ra Treps-;ez 5h~
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ant ~ uayp ait siuErie4ss VI
JBu ia 5h,1 It nnv nalur 4ArEslr uavei-dls..5
a. Tue e2lnnR, n nu III 'liuu,ars a.a. seEz II.
-Ar, viii " ol ,a- 4ag3g e rsr.es.res Il.
respnusiuaE nHg - rsel anoz il stlel
Ar. 1.En4E- smiles htasgp.y iram iht
spaaEers cnair during the nrxi session.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
4 -

THe Republican game oil oIut IN Ohio Is
fass EY.u- eaf - a positive >e0fe al the
evident praspaef ef defeat. In Ohio, as
elsewhere. the Republican party must 90.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

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"a. g1e al.=. .ses z.a8 .=E4t u
d--a-.i.4s D .las e4aIi Iat in
ptfs = isr seI' -t.la.hg il re iu.--- al
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The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

TEE LETTER Of Thomas Hamilton, an IN
teilieent Degro resid mt OF South Carolina
10 the Charleston Neps md co0,ist. pub
lished II today's GAZETTE, shows that the
sensible negro voters Of the South are not
blind to tie improvement wrought in their
affairs by the change from earpet.bag 10
Democratic ruiz. As Mr Hamilton truly
says tn negro has bceu OF vastly more nse
TO tn Republican party than the lepubli-
can pa a. heen 10 the negro
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
JOHN WANAMAKER,

tow, a.~,. JoD,er stree, .'ae, .oatN Of the
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

Much discharge
anu above the soi palate the passage between the throat and t
aaTrh
s lowed
Il
and serious dis on This condition indicative OF
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

Monitor utl stove. si.7s &" ! n.n.
= Ia. with fiN ulue~. i7.N.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-09

FAaK zHE Wild lagirgs Of The morning
q N l.e mg uPps tsat DeJaaare w4s
ltlt Sit ss- e8u IS am aved ~
lfEta+f E=EzE. IL =. tssF, =
ysass.tt y z.14 = -. - 30 ;
testify TIE zr4t- IA 4Qis4rce.
zEt AsE E1,s . 80 :tzsz v, se-te-
1lta Fa3ges zus1 t-5z z-salis -a.arf L he
1Bta ia II ~ 4lstst lAf+s . ar - IL
9+ E = - mott
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The daily gazette., 1883-08-09
OFFENSIVE BREATH.
OTHER DlscoMFoRrs.

In many cases the nose Is stopped up, sametim
often on both giving rise to diaagreeable stuft,s
siona violent and PROLONGED paYnxysms of snees II
compression is experienced above or between the q
head nr temples or on the top or back OF the hand
taken inf neuralgia. The sense W smell is geneT7
come similarly affected The voice Is husky or Of I
continual hoarseness accompanied by moro or less
deed. in some instances the Iogs of esh Ii 40
stenee OF tnbercular disease and not few eases II
/ been regarded as Consumption and 20 treated by Il
National Republican., 1883-02-26
Tho PInnt Lifc of the Glnhc.

The lecture at the new national museum,
under tho auspices of the Anthropological and
Biographical societies, Saturday afternoon,
was delivered by Prof Lester T. Ward, who
who took for his subject, THE Plant Life of
the Globe" The attendance was quite large,
and the lecture proved very interesting, al
though there were necessarily many technical
illusions which the majority of the audience
failed to properly comprehend. Prof. Ward
globe, showing the various developments from
geological researches down to the present
time Carefully prepared charts and draw
ings were employed as illustrations of plant
growth and added to the interest of the lee
ture, which was warmly applauded at the
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