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Temperance.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE: Sir
The list of new names in this weeks Confer
eace Worker is as follows: d. B. Ferris, FL
wood Stout, George Brodie, Jr., W. McCul-
Tough, Stephen Ash, Rev s. Gilbert Board
man, K. Ware, Harry Waddington, William
E. Gray, Charles Mcknight, Charles Bates,
Richard B. s. Beatty, John Armstrong,
Thomas D. News, j. W. Harris, G.
W. johnson, George Bonsall, John
C. Adams, John A. Light, Rob
ert Pancost, Francis Sharp, William G.
Turner, Charles w. Sidwell, Il. Blackburn,
William A. Lindsay, Joseph Clough, Thos.
Reilley, Wilmer Talley, B. f. Phillips, c.
Mason, Alonza r. Fell, Winter d. Taylor,
Rev. L. G. Andrew, Lewis Tolson. Every
preacher and every man and woman in the
church should be on one side. No political
affiliations should divide grave men into
parties, when moral issues are at stake.
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WIN be sold This Afternoon,

Heald g. Co., will sell at public sale this
building lots, situated on high and fast
ground over Eleventh street bridge suitable
for manufacturing or building purposes.
The sale to-day will be conducted on the
same plan as other sales by this firm and
every lot is to be sold without postponement,
withdrawal or underbidding. An omnibus
will leave Seventh and Market streets at 8. 40
p. m. The lots front on Eleventh, Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Davis
Heald and Thatcher streets, and are part
of the old Jefferis property.
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WAR IN ST. LOUIS.
The Gamblers Fighting Desperately for
the Control of the Police.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-Daniel w. Kearwin,
Vice President of the Board of Police Com
missioners, has resigned, giving as his reason
the fact that he is sick and tired of the
position, because outside influences are
continually at work forcing the board to re.
move honest and capable men and to fill
their places with men who are known to be
dishonest.
He says that the gamblers and politicians
have formed combination to effect the re-
moval of the present chief, John Campbell,
and put In his place tool who will enable
them to carry out their schemes. 1t is said
that the syndicate consists of a member OF
law firm, politician and the old lottery
crowd which five years ago ran the policy
department and are determined to run it
again. Ever since the new deal in the
Police Department here the gambling
houses have remained closed and the gam
blers have worked steadily for the recovery
of their old privileges.
Kearwin's resignation, which has been ac-
cepted by Governor Crittenden, precipitates
a fight between the gamblers and the re-
spectacle element of the city which will
monepolize public attention here for some
time, to the exclusion even of the whiskey
war which has of late gained such promi-
nenee.
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american Baptist PublIoat,op sooletv.

A series of meetings In the interest of the
missionary work of the American Baptist
Publication Society in this State, will be
held to morrow morning and. evening in the
Second Baptist Church, Rev. r. B. Cook,
pastor, and In the afternoon In Bethany
Church, when sermons and addresses will be
secretary, in both places. Special collec-
tions will be taken up for the society's work,
and in the morning at Bethany the new pas
tor, Rev. H. Trest, will preach and plead Its
claims. The missionary for this State is
Rev. John 7. Craig and his work for the
past year has been quite successful.
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sheriff sales.

Sheriff Martin sold yesterday afternoon at
the Court House the lot of Mary A. Trainer,
on Sixth street between Lombard and Pine
streets, to j. Ernest Smith, ESQ.,, for the
Wilmington Savings Fund Society for $50.
The same party bought for the same amount
the William A. Mccullough lot on Eighth
street near Scott The lot of Jesse A. Cor
nelius, at the northeast corner of Columbia
avenue and Harrison street, In the Eleventh
ward, was sold for $50 to j. H. HoffeckeF,
Jr., Esq, attorney for the plaintiff.
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Again Victorious.

The swimming match between George
Little, of this city, and Michael Reilly, O
the Pastime Athletic Club of New York,
took place in Glendales' bath house, Brook,
lyn, last night. The distance was 100yards
for purse of $40 side. The Whining,
tonian Won the race, beating Reilly fully
three lengths. Time 81 seconds. The win.
ner besides receiving tie purse was pre-
sented with three handsome presents by the
New York and Brooklyn clubs.
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NOTICE.

In THE MATTER OF In Court of Cbancery
WILLIAM n. BLIZZARD for
ct, ais, New Castle Co
PETITIONER FOR PARTI- and State Of Della.
TIoN. ware,
Notice Is hereby gilven to all persons having
William Blizzard, William E. BLIZZARD Charles
/; Dnpont, William Il. Blizzard, trustee of
Mar ha M. Davis and the said Martha M. DAVIS,
or either OF them in the premises to which the
said cause relates to file petition setting forth
the nature and amount Vt the same In the ONCE OF
ten days before the fourth Monday of September
next, and TO appear and prove the said lien or
liens at the ensuing term Of the court before the
rising of The codrt on the third day of the term.
auR1-tts0w VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee
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Peach shipments,

The reach shipments over the Delaware
Railroad yesterday were distributed as fol.
lows; Philadelphia, 30; Jersey City, 80
Chester, 9; Wilmington, q; Scranton, Chi,
cago, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Detroit, Elmira,
2 each; Newark N. j., Wilkesbarre, Roches.
ter, Williamsport, Altoona and Indianapolis,
each. Total 90; previously shipped 1927;
total to date, 1925.
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Sunday Panar.

All the New York, Philadelphia and VIII
Sunday morning, at A. V. Gayror's old
stand, Second and Orange streets. and
Christy g. Sons, Sixth and Market streets
Please leave orders at either of the above
places and any paper will be served at your
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s.Nobodv,s S,,aim.,,

The melo-drama "Nobody's Claim, y
which will be presented at the Opera House
this evening is we'll spoken of and is said to
be one of the most thrilling American
dramas on the stage. Joseph j. Bowling
and Sadie Hasson, the hero and heroine,
assisted by strong company with original
scenery, will bring out with life-like effect
the many thrilling scenes and situations.
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Patents Granted.

The following patents were granted to
citizens of Delaware, bearing date Septem-
Der Il, 1888, Reported expressly for this
paper by Lewis Bagger & Co., Mechanical
Experts, and Solicitors of Patents, Washing
ton, ID. c.: Grier, G. s., Milford, fruit drier,
3S4,s3s. Huston, William, Wilmington,
ejector, 2s4, ,962.
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season Umpire Kelly will organize a club
and make Southern tour. Creamer and
Mansell, of the Allegheny; Traffiey, beagle
and Jones, of the Cincinnati; Wheeler and
Brown, of the Columbus, and Pfeiffer, of
the Chicago, will probably be among the
players accompanying him.
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The Great Sunday News" Papers.

The Sporting Life will have the latest
base ball and sporting events happening up
to date. Five hundred copies tomorrow.
The Press with its IL pages of news and
miscellaneous reading. Five hundred
copies tomorrow. Remember Davis, the
newsdealer, 61s Market street, Now York
Sunday papers at 8 q, m.
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NOTICE /
1.-THE STATE OF DELAWARE
new castle county TO THW-
.. b. SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE

.. 8. SHERIFF OF NEw CASTLE
Whereas Montrose A. Pallen by his petition to
the Judges OF our Superior Court filed In the
once or the ProthOnotary Of the said court in
and for New Castle county, for the cause OF com
plaint therein alleged, has made application to
the said Judges that decree may be pronounced
dlssolving the marriage existing between the pc
tltloner and niB wife Ann K. Pallen.
We therefore command you as you have been
heretofore commanded, that you summon Ann
y. Fallen, SO that she be and appear before the
Judges OF our said court at he next term thereof
to be held In Wilmington, on Monday, the Sc :
enteenth day Of September next to answer the
allegations OF the said petition, and also TO show
court should not be made dlssolvlng the marriage
existing between her and the said petitioner, ac-
cordlng to the Act of Assembly in such case made
ana provided, and also to do and receive what
the said court shall then and there consider con-
cerning her In this behalfas 10 the court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provisions OF
the said Act of Assembly
Witness, the Hon. Joseph p. Comegys, Esq, at
Wilmington, the twenty-third day OF day AID,
eighteen hundred and eighty -three.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Proy.
Issued, June 9th, 1888.
The above is a true copy OF ais. summon No. 10,
septemberT, 1884 returnable Septenber T, 1883.
JAMES MARTIN, sheriff,
WILMINGTON, June 9, 1883. ieI2-Itw
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

BIOoklyn......... l 0 0 xii
Quickstep. 0 o 2 0 o l. 8
Runs earned, Brooklyn 7, Quickstep 4; first
base on called balls Greenwood, Geer; first
base on errors, Brooklyn 8, Quickstep !; struck
out. Greenwood 2, Doyle 3, Smith 2, Farrow,
Terry 81 Hoover Snyder, Smith, Rickley g.
QuickstepS; s; two-base hits, Greenwood, Geer,
Albert, Rickley, three-base hits, Fennelly,
Albert, Smith; passed balls, Cusick i; time Of
game, one hour and 45 minutes. Umpire, VIM.
MeCafferty,
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Sunday Maatinrs

The children's temperance meeting will
be held as usual tomorrow evening In Gil
bert Chapel, Thirteenth and French streets,
at Gas O'Clock. The adults meeting will
be held In the same church at 8 O'Clock.
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Wilmington Shoe House.

Trade was never better than
it is to-day at 424 MARKET
street. There is no hit like a
strong hit with reliable goods.
The best Of everything at the
lowest prices makes a steady,
growing trade all the time.
just now we are very busy re-
ceiving and marking our fall
and winter stock. New goods
arriving every day of all styles
and qualities that we will be
pleased to show you.
GEO. D. CLELAND.
To those that are unable to
come in to see us in the day
time will have the advantage of
our being open in the evening
until 8 o'clock; Saturday even
ing until 10 o'clock.
GEO. D. CLELAND.
A Job lot Of all Kid Ladies'
Shoes, work d button holes,
just arrived, former price $3.50,
will close them out at $3.50.
Also some odd lots that must
go-you can buy them at cost.
...--. GEO. D. CLELAND.
In Men and Boys Shoes we
have some styles that cannot
be replaced in style or quality
at former prices. Some are
buttoned some are lace; they
are all good and you may have
them at cost.
GEO. ID. CLELAND,
424 MARKET ST.
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REGIsTER's NOTICES.
EGISTER'S ORDER.
REeIsrEn,s OFFICE,

REGIsTER's OFFICE,
- New Castle Co., Del, August 81, 1883. !
Upon the application OF Hayes Graves
aei Graves. late Of Hcu'9hs Miii oreeS x aam- 6nn-
dred, in said county, deceased, 1t is
the Executors aforesaid give notice Of grant
ing OF letters Testamentary upon the estate of
tine deceased with the date Of ranting thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date of such letters, in six of the
most public places of the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against the
estate 70 present the same or abide by an act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
period IN the DAILY GAZETTE, news
paper published in Wilmington, and to be con
hnued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
~-~-~l Given under the hand and seal of of1c.
IL, s. }ofthe Register aforesaid, at Wilmington
tN1~-| Jim New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
5. G. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims, against the estate OF
the deceased. must present the same duly attested
to the Executors on before August 31st
1884 or abide the act of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
HAYES GRAVES, Ashland, p. o.
SWITHIN CHANDLER, Falkland, p. o.
sepl-3w it's Executors.
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AUGUST 20 1889

NOTICE.-ANY WEIGHTS, SCALES
~ on measures requiring inspection may be
LETT at e2S q $50 King street.
JACOB DEAKYNF,
sealer Of Weights and Measures for New Castle
county. te2a-tf
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NoTICE.-TO THE SCHOOL COMMIT
~ tee of New Castle county. The School
fnnd has been distributed and placed 10 the credit
Teach District, in the Farmers Bank at New
CAsue' JOHN M. HOUSTON,
-...- -, o. State Treasurer.
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NOTICES.
-ALL PERS0NS DEeIRTNG

NOTICE.-ALL PERs"NS DESIRING
TO register as nui ses Of sick persons viii
call at No. BIZ King street, second story, A
t pook Tor that purpose has been prepared, and
Male and female, white and colored are in yIted
to avail Themselves Of this opportunity.
IL. X. FRAZER, Registrar
septl4-u No. 5l2 King street.
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OTHER GAMES.

HARRISBURG, Sept. 14.-For the first
time this season the Harrisburgs caught on
to Miller's pitching, in the championship
game here to-day with the Anthracites, and
hit him for IL base hits, with total of Is,
while the visitors were hitting Schappert for
seven hits. A couple of bad errors on the
part of the Anthraeites assisted to swell the
runs for the home team. The score follows:
Harrisburg ....... ! 0 ! 2-7
At New York.
New York -. . 0 o 0 x-4
Base hits, Buffalo, A; New York, 4 errors,
Buffalo, 4; New York, 8.
At Providence, r. l., (ten innings.)
Providence -. 0 / 0 o L. 2
Detroit ........ 0 0 0 0 0 o o. /
Base hits, Providence, o. Detroit, 4; errors,
Providence, 8; Detroit, 3.
At Philadelphia: morning.
PifEsdeIdiii'.,,. PhiiadeIphia ..... o 5
Afternoon:
Cleveland -. 0 / 0 o K
NOTES.
stovey has made IA home runs this sea-
son.
Columbus has released Fries, its left hand
pitcher.
The Athletic won 13 of the ID games
played With Columbus.
The players of the Boston Club have made
30 home runs this season.
The chances are that there will be no
League club In Detroit next year.
The Cleveland Club will have ground
near the centre of the city next year.
Hubbard, the Yale College catcher, has
adopted the name of West since joining the
Athletic.
President Stern has offered the manage
ment of the Cincinnati to Secretary VIII
liams for 1884.
Burdock, of the Boston club, covered
second base in IL consecutive games with
out making an error.
Gardner, the general utility man of the
Baltimore club, las been playing at third
base to give Mccormick rest.
Five hundred dollars month and no
show for the championship was little too
much for Detroit, SO Jones was released,
A tournament to decide the professional
championship OF New York and Brooklyn is
on the slate for the latter part of October.
Sullivan, Dolan and Deasley, the St
Louis clubs three eatehers head the Ameri-
can Association catchers' fielding record in
the order named. 0'Brien is tenth and
Rowen twelfth.
Crowley's batting just about won three
games for the Cleveland club in Philadelphia.
He made seven out of the 25 safe hits made
by the visitors In the three games. He will
accompany the club to New York and the
East.
Manager Barnie of the Baltimore Club,
fined sweeny S10O, Henderson $50, and
Gardner, Emslie, Kelly, Manning and
Sterns $40 each for going to a Imasked ball.
The last five were fined not for being drunk
but for being out after midnight.
It Is said on good authority that the
Eclipse management has decided to re-en-
gage four of its present team, which 1t has
right to do under the reserve rule. The
four men to be retained are Gerhardt,
Browning, Hecker and Wolf-and possibly
Msskrey,
At the conclusion of the present base ball
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WE tRVIEW ACADEMY,

DELAWARE CITY, DEL.
sa. on 4g na; and day school for both sexes.
ssd and d,9,ApAY, ,a,i, SEPT. II, 1888. Price 70
isalog s'.l ula on $3.50 per annum. No extras.
y .aed by pupils. Send for circular
M,u Z. q. ALEXANDER o co.,
Delaware City, Del.
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Orin Rosinsou, an old IAvtouits, DOW Of
csdinae, 10 here ON b~siness.
Goe- Blowers has goas 20 0siien for q
short time, ss telegraph operator.
Lob. Mckinney was horss Last Sunday, 10
ses Billy, who is Keeping baoholors hall.
Frank Bite'y has has returned from bay
Oity TO hook afser his fruit interests hsrc.
II. ID. btoddart, who loft here soruo siz
months ago, tired of Michigan, has ro,urnOd.
Dave. don't so 20 ses his girl any rnore,
but stays nj home and tends baby. Ditto
Charley.
Burt smith has abandoned the idea of
learning telegraphy, and ia clerking at
Downs grocery.
Hereafter those who have been learning to
dance, Oh their cheek, will have 10 'ehalk
up" aud no spectators allowed.
George VsnNess, of Petoskey, formerly of
this place, has just returned from trip 10
Florida, and is visiting his sister, MRS. 4. ..
Jones.
Say, Billy, Fred. says he never oraVled
under the warehouse when Pro ideuGo got
let down, for fear the bays would mention il.
lio admits you are ahead, but nat financially.
Burglars entorod the store OF Stern ~ Go.
few nights since, and made an unsucoess-
ful attempt 70 blow open sheir safe. They
stole their tools from GFeen's wagon shop.
they were evidently not professionals, but
home-nado burglars They e. soroe cloth
ou Gre bat msgnanirnously extinguishsd the
flames before they loit, thus preventing q
general oOnaagra,ion. Fred. Stern ana Low
DesenborS slept in tho upper room but heard
nothing OF the affair. 1t ia well that they
did not, for 1t il quite u long jump from the
second story window to the ground.
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Soldiers, Attention !!
Pensions to All.
Comrades, File Your Claims with arr
~ Soldier

tgorarades, File Your Claims with an
~ Soldier
Soldiers that we're iirsb,sd by wounds, aSUase srci
DIN. or otherwise, the kv q! anger or t0u, pT vari-
cs wins r1nic djpSri,. rupture, Y2ritHcco, lEa
,,r s,rhI VI ono ~ h,th eyrH lafiRlJ M, lrs 81
h,.,rin1 d,s,slso ,f the hlr'. failing lEck Ell The
,l,slsrH rlieuns s, hH1Oa IN il5u, rhOrca, Ur Any
9ti.r di-etsr disability, ~ but slight, givcs you
I.i.y.n. Nib,ms, Sl1lGrn, dclIrndunt 'MhrtB and
ithyrs ui s.iers dying in the 'r' ee ~ nier"hrlp
i l-,s-s wUnada cuaunrttd IN tho srrNce are cn-
isl Il 10 lrsufiJns. prsro pcnfuns whnrc discharge
luls.,s are lli. New discharges Oltaineu where uh'-
Under .hr new law pensions Increased from - ~
AZ Tor month nrs,.rtiOn does not operate a hur
Ia "A peusiVu. naet nay, lost horse rlatus, ration
money while Ia prisgu, tnl bOuDtiea promptly coli
lccts War claims II every description prosecuted
uyomrily and sucSeSsluiiy. Not ave gsiscs IN hun
,rpd arr rejected il prspnriy pre euted Como to my
,ss,rs aud viii show Yea claims tha. have got
,hrOunh In stNE DAYS that ptosccpiGd ny other
atfornsya Tor seventeen years aud rgecbd w their
hgn-. hty Uta:s is always Upon, and ndr,cO ~ ire
ns th. air III beaYen. NY terms like tho uld
Indiann - No tlnek dinner lsstsfs Uf inquiry
flrOnld ouppin sisnyB AMI tley will receive prompt
ATTENTION.
Being M e1-.pihicr Of a Michigan Regiment, and
wlih srgrnitcn years ytSc,oo, claim ~ know the
bnsipt~s, Ny See IN rysry ~ $40 ir arccessul
slE.cii attsntiuu PAID ~ lac u h'nsinns and
orou,linv thrnngh csiHs that INV dragging in
other bn'sle u yDI hnse Chains thnt dragging
wrilr me- and rre ns, anil will htip you
hrough Niih them.
CiiAs. y 0ALLtGAN,
4. g. Claim Agent, Pas Paw, Mich.
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Arlington.

Carrie Bo"ord sves b Hopkins ne1s week
ON yisi.-
Mrs. John Nichoias had severe attack Of
fever last week, but ia getting better.
George Worthy SOLD fne calf the other
day. It was four months old and sold for
SAC.
Wright Matbeg's oldest child Is al us
grandfathar's, Mr.. Edgel, very sick, having
taken severe cold after measles.
Elder Fisher preached hero Saturday and
Sunday evenings. The meetings held SO
late that the boys (bad boys) went DOT OF
doors and crowed, % infinite that "rnorn-
ing, bright morning had come. The boys
will have TO walk pretty straight, for vO have
a sheriff and constable, aud they mean busi-
ness, too, for Stanley went up the road III.
other day with big law book under hi9 arm
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Lawton.

Say, giria, don't pick mp everything you
soc.
Charley orowiey and fauoiy so 20 Oregon
eoon.
rhs Lawton i. Il. g. ere talking about
uniforms
@. =. Adams ID putting in neat line Of
cook stovea.
Bin johnson trotted oRt tina ilrst straw hat
of the season.
Bobby Smith is down in Ohio, selling
tanning. mills.
Charley Hitchcock ia painting the fence
around his grove
Tho old barn near DIR. McKnuey's ha.
been demolished.
Hiss Heath, Of I'lsiDwen, is visiting hei
uuoac, Rsq. @c'rriil-
Eamtr Williams returned to Burlington
Wis, last Monday.
David shGffer and Warren Codfingtor
have gone TO Dakota.
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An Jut.ti)n Of tn, Leg
lee On FANNIE PHYSICIAN AT Fault ON
DAVID kAKHK TEX suocs slrUL SUeaSoN.

Money ~ the universal necessity, AID none
bat c., ME oil tool will sifst a. as-pise It
Ar. Abrau Els~0rth, o. poii Evan, Ulster
ebaaty, n. Y. bad res'sed tuis truth HI.
di-osse involved the whole oi nlt tniga- bon T.
aud tbo suffering man looked for@srJ. ~,
without apparent reason. TO oeSta rs hi, o. Is
del verer. a famI' physician used "a 4 To-.
putsie tbs iimr--as ertRg th,t tie o.. "a ion
wocld kh the pauoot on ths SCOT DR. u-vd
Kennel, of Rosdont, ". T.. Sno wac co.
Bnl'sd, held . foreut op.nion. aai ampi;a I'd
the nmb the Doctor tpon "a ,l.tersa rS-
!, his great B,ooi Specih: FAVonte Rensi,
to att ~ icoe snd Strength - .e ssS,r-a. o..
vGnt the rsturn Of too cisssse sad dr Gnr-
worth remaius TO t0ls dAy a. rue b5er o.
hoa,Lr. fhir gentlemtn's dassass waa 90, off
.uilng o 100 blood. and Keun ds'o fsVorltr
Rsm DIV" pnrlfiei the kDud ard r,-e;1rei a.
ham tue power Ooeo more 20 sbjov his lfe
Ar' you suffering 'rom anN disease r4c bl-
to the r4ne CAUSE? fry Favonio BaAed,,
Y0ur orus Sist has il. Oae Dol=r bo,tlr
Bear ~ nlud ID" proprirtor's utue AID go
oEess: Dr. Dav 4 Kenneiy, Roudoni, S~W
York.
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Don. give up end nay there 70 no help fo-
Catsr,h, Hsy FevOr aud Cold 10 thu head, sDte
t1ooaands testify chat Eiy's Cream Balm has
eairslv curel ihon. Price 80 Gonis.
APPLY mZo NosrRILs WITH LITTLE F1SGEa.
From Major Downs Military Instructor, MI.
Pleasant Aeadoaoy, Sing Sing, n. T.: During
very cold weather / Was suaorine with
oa'srrh. Ny head and throat soh el NO aeverciy
that was Obliged 20 give up everything AID
keep very quiet. Els'e Crosm Balm vss aus
Cested. Within an hour from Che first spp'cn
ion fer relieved, the pin began IN subuidf
To two days W en'r,ly cured. ". A.Dogr O.
Feb. rs, 1881.
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jossph Conklin is the haPpy u&n. A. SOL.
Mr.. Moore and wife are visiting bis sister
Mrs. Hugh Kays.
Mr,. Mckee has co.nmsnoed her third
term Of school IN the Lyons district
Some miscresns set fire Ia Hugh Kays'
barn on tho night Of tho 18th inst. Tho
barn and It's contents, except five horses and
colt, wcrc consumed. The villain first
lOo5ed tho horses and turned them out. TIE
vhea. from Go acres, estimated at 5000 bush-
els, wRs upthreehod, in the barn, and Moor
house s. Koith's machine was there, ready to
thresh tho next day, and Was destroyed with
tho other property. \ price shCuld be set
upon thu lead Of such villain. Les hira be
huntOd down.
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