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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
Our Lancaster Neivhi,or.,

In an al lress beiUTe tLe Lancaster
Agricultural and horticultural Society,
February 4th, Simon p. BABY, to whom
had been referred the question, "shuuld
the invention and use of labor saving
farm implements bs encouraged, spoke
as follows of the use OF the leisure made
possible by labor saving machinery at
do not necessarily follow, that because
the whole summer is no longer needed to
SOW and harvest, and the entire winter
taken up III threshing out the cfopu that
the farmer should turn loster the rest Of
the year, nor that his sons should become
idle drones hatins work; or his dsds shtors
giddy butterflies OF fashion; and together
like moths and catprpiilsrs OF extrava
gspce consume what honest Industry may
gather, or self-denying frugslity may
have saved. There still remains enough
for all Of them to do on a we'll conducted
farm; and that of the most pleasant and
| healthful kind Of work and recreation
| We have space to mention only a few OF
The many things that require attention.
| The capacity Of the soil and the effect OF
different fertilizers, the nature of the
crops, the dises3pe OF trees and plants,
disposition and management Of the
domestic animals are still 10 be studied.
The habits of the birds and Insects ought
| to bs observed, so that the useful may
be protected and the noxious extermin
ated. The farming implements are till
to be looked after and kept clean aud
bright. The farm building, particularly
the house, are to be made more healthy
and attractive by proper drainage aud
ventilation; and their surroundings Eau,
tii=d by judicious planting and pruning.
| Constant vigilance ID nov mere than ever
| the price OF success With the farmer; and
time reed not hang heavy on his hands
or mind garden for the cultivation ot
small fruit should be kept in addition te
the one for vegetables A modest library
of usefnl books on subject of farm aud
gar en- should be gradually got together
aud books for pleasant reading ou rura
matters, such IS can now be ha1 from the
pens of our brst authors, ought 10 be
added to satisfy the cravings of the mira,
of the young, which demand fao3, and
keep them from stutliug themselves Witl
sensational literature, or rushing to 9th :,
and more exciting pursuits i'll life A
the came meeting the society amend q
its by laws to provid for the imssior
OF inventors and agents to the me- tin.
aud inviting them to exhibit inn nl-ult
and machinery, and samples OF frrtil r..
At the FebrusrJ meeting OF thu + ilt0t
township, Lancaster county Fa,m-r
Club, Il. Il uaines suggested that III,
club hold a liut pnblic sale, thus giti d,
members VINO have sto k for ,al- AZ
opportunity to dispose Il it, by ] inmI
together, employ au suotiope.r a Il ho,
it in some central placs The clup VA
pleased with the proposition, but th
matter was postponed until tutut
meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
NEIGHBuRING COUNTIES.

There ara five Presbyterian churclss
in the vicinity OF ltord, Chester c,uuty,
without pastor,
An iuvoice of 100 partridges has bsen
received at West Chester from Tennessee,
tor distribution among farmers in thai
vicinity.
james Losue, il the Berks county
prison on the charge OF r5bbary, he-
msds n coDiessioD, iml licating Ned Terry
and Patrick O'Nsili, VITO are supposed %
b, die parties who robbed W-ilz .l's
iewtlry store in Reading recently, and
who are still at la5ge.
John Levsn, aged 3s wears, who on last
Fourth of July lost his ey.sisht by plac.
ing his face in front ot cannon wheu it
exploded, died at Reading Thursday from
the iujuries received. Lsvau was totally
blind, and has bsen suffering ever aince
A few week ago lie caught cold, which
vntersd his brain eausiug death.
Saturday morning Millard Fillmore
| Hlldebraud, convicted of voluntary man.
slaughter in causing tue death OF Hsnry
Eshleman Of Slrausturg, was at Lsucae-
ter sentenced TO ten years imprisonment
in The Eaatetn pant-ntiary, aud TO pay
fne of $50 aud cUstB Of the prosecution
and at the expiration OF his sentence Ia
give bond in the sum Of $500 to keel
the peace for two years
Tue state eucampment OF the Grsnd
Army of the Republic gt Lancaster, Thu &
day concluded TIE election Of officers
as follows; Senior Vcs Commander. Ans
tin Curtin Of Centre county; M-dira
Director, J Il Davis; Chaplain, the Rev.
J " Sayer4 Of Philadelphia; Inuior Vie,
Commari der, d. Caldwell of Post 10, O
Philadelphia; G uucil Of Administrations
W S.engle, p 1st "a Of Philsdelphis
j. 7 Long, Po=t 81 Of Plilad-lpAis; Il @
aellsra, Post Of Philadelphia; W. Clarl
Joauson, P,st u Of Philadelphia, an,
john + Huut-r Of Post 3, of Plttrb1rg.
A csse was tried in She court OF common
plea, West Chester, "Wednesday week
"a which the fox huuters OF eastern Penn
sylvauia were interested. Amo+ Garret
Of Willistown township, Chester county
brought suit sganst Thomas Davis q
rTety tfrin township, for trespaas, dArret
claiming that Davi, visited his premise
with pack Of hounds and in huntin
over tn. ssius had osIsed damages to hi
sheep 10 thr eununt Of $50 Tnursda
mnrnibS the j1ry returued aled ve,
dict II IN" piat4ttf in the sum OF SO
, damages aud uosfs Of prosecution 1t
said that the Delaware county az
Chester county fox hunters intend urs
ing the cas- before tue supreme court fl
| q final decision
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
The Popular judgment.

1t has b-rn justly remarked that the
popular judi ment, deliberately ma1eup.
ls correct aud reliable Il stamps with
ita cwn peculiar sal whatever it 40.
proves. Tue reputation which survives
lts searching aud critical tests is estab-
liihed on firm foundation. the resly
lAe5ituIl "a article finds favor at first, out
slowly a',d with nsny rebuff; It's in
a-rent v.ltls continually asserts itseli;
Is elasticity rsbouYdJ higher Nith every
ilsek, until it reaches tie higlt OF
Eutch it is entitled Burnett Cocaine
ur the hair aud Bnrnett's S:auderd
F.avatit Extrac.4 for c1eku purpo4es
are articles in point. They nave been
before the public many years; ous by
Ins they acquired friends, then they
,uunted their hundreds then
their thousands. Success created
rivals competition a4sailed thsai,
but their sterling merits withstood
all opposition, and the popular verdict
wss largely rendered ia their favor.
These, together with Burnett's other
toilet articles, are now "household
Words" and in household use through
out the states and in many foreign cOun-
tries They are of such admirable make
| as to combine substance with elegance
the supply of a genuine want with an al
peal TO the imagination in the poetry Of
their composition. And for these reasons
Burnett's preparations will enjoy al
ever increasing sale, and an ever.
Frightening reputation. s
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
POETRY AND THBPOoR.
w. waIsham Bedford.

"The world is very beautiful ? said,
AS yesterday, beside the brimming stream,
Glad and alone, l watched the tremulous
Slant thro the wintry wood green carpeted
With moss and fern and curving bramole
And bronze the thoussnd russell margin
reeds,
And in the sparkling holly CLINT and play,
And kindle all the briers flaming seeds
,The world is very horrible =, sigh,
A in v wonted wa, g. to-day thread
Chill streets, deformed wi, Oim monotony,
Hiding strange mysteries OF unknown
dread
The reeking cou t, the breathless fever-den,
The haunts where things unholy throng aud
brood;
Grim crime, the herce despair of strong
Chiid-infamy, and shameless womanhooh,
And men have looked moon this piteous thing
Blank lives upvisited by beauty 8 sp sll-
And sad, Let be- IL is not meet to b ing
Dreams of sweet eedom to the prsu cell;
Sing them no songs of things ali bright abd
Paint them no visions of the glad and free,
Le with purged sight their uiseries they
see,
Anj, thro' vain longngs, pass to blank de
spair
o brother, treading ever. darkening ways,
o sister whelmed in evei deepening rare
Would God We might unto'd before your gaze
Some vision of the pure, and true, and Al
| Better to know tho sadder things be known
| tetter 10 ee tho tears half bnnd the sight
| Than thralldom 10 the sense. and heart
stone,
| Aud horrible cOntentment with the night
| On bring we then all sweet and gracious
things
| To touch the lives that lie so chill and drear
That they may dream OF some d1viner sphere
| Whence each soft ray of love and beaut!
rinRe.
| Each good and perfect gift is from above;
nd there is healing for Earths direst woes
| God hath unsealed the springs OF light ant
love,
| Tom AXE the desert blossom as the rose.
THO Speetdtor.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
All safe al ..ort ncnosit.

III DtrJstr Fen.8 8.-At Z o'clock this
uorh1ag tAs lae, which had been gorged
At MoGsul's Ferry, forced channel
through sh- Rorse ard nsa been moving
iown Il large qaaltities, ilhus the river
from shore to sIor4, breaking up the
soiid ice b-tEeen here spd Hsvre de
drat4 and il low all passing out into
Chesapeake b4y. There is little fear Of a
gotge At this place now, as the ice is feed :
ing down ersiuai'y snd eau be carried
Of by the river, w4icA mas risen about
8 f.rt at tEis .n,nt
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
'Ehe Rose of Death.

Before the hectic tlusn, which has been
ppetlcally called H,he ross OF death, appears
IN the wasted cheeks, and the cough, Which
always precedes it, arrested with ''Hale :
Honey Of Ho"ehOund and Tar" the most
pawe full autldp,e u pulmonary disease ever
iered 10 tha world Ia any age or country 1t
ls perfect balsam 10 the irritated lungs and
thrOat,an Ieieyts hudrseness and all atfactiOn
nl the breathing apparatus with rapidity
almost b yond benef Sold by druggists ever
where Deput trittt ous mediClnJ ware
house, New York Prices, 81 cents and 81
Great saving to get large size. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure iii one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
OUR BLUE BLOOD.

Two centuries and hall ago
on trudged to work with shouldered hoe,
= woman. barefoot, Drowned and rough,
With pluck of Puritanc stuff
SIX lusty children tagged behind. --.=
All hatless shoeless, uncoutned,
And happy as the birds that flew
About them Naught of books they knew,
Save one they re- at twilight hour,
Brought with them i'll the staunch Maytiowel
A pretty lady thin and white,
In "A hammock swinging light,
Lang uishes, and in the shade
Dsvours rhyme and lemonade.
hile bending near her lover sighs,
Ana gently fans away the flies.
She murmnrs. +" lis 80 nice that we
Are neither of low family,
Hut of old puritanic stock
That landed upon Plymouth reck."
-HdrVdrd LdmpO0n.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
WENDELL PHILLIPs.
James Russell Lowell.

II a stood upon the worlds broad thresho d.
wile
The din of battle and slaughter rose;
He saw God stand upon the weaker side,
I hat sank in seeming loss before its foes;
Many there were who made great hasse and
sold
u ito the common enemy their swords;
lie scorned thar gifts of fame and power and
gold,
And, underneath their soft and fowery words,
Heard the cold serpent hiss; therefore he
went
And humbly Joined him to the weaker part,
+ tnatic-named. and tool, yet well content
$50 he could be the nearer to God heart,
And feel its solemn pulses sending blood
Through all the Widespread veins of endless
good,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

PERSOE Al.

The Rev D JoLr j. WAl.b who had
besr 80 ssrs mi ,ne'" >, !ndis, led
yssterd,y In Az Il, NV Yoik ssed "a
A London csbleSram announces the
a 4ath OF Sir Eiwsrd Mortimer Archibald,
B., X C. NJ G., who was for many
years British consul general at New York
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An EnrivaIIed Hair Dressing.
Producing as rich and ceanly appearance as

Producing as rich and cleanly appearance as if
nature alone had impaired it.
BuRNETT's COCAINE is the hest and cheap.
est Hair Dressing-kills dandruf, ailays irri.
tation and promotes vigorous and healthy
growth of the hair. No other compound pro.
duces these results
The superiority of BuRNErT's FLAyoRINd
EXTRACTS consists in their parfeet purity and
great strength. Tney are warranted free from
the poisonous oils and acids which enter into
the composition of many of the Fictitious
fruit favors now In the market.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

William Tyndale, the first translator
of the Bible from the original Hebrew
and Greek, Is to have a monument on the
bank Of the Thames, hear the houses Of
parliament.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

Binding the fee. OF fsnsIs babies In
China is strictly forbidden In the i'm
psrial palace, and the Church Missionary
Society will exclude from It's schools
children whose parents practice It. The
Presbyterian synod declines to excom-
municate females for the same 0tfspse,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

All nervous and blood diseases are invaria-
bly, cured by the use of Samaritan Nervine.
Samaritan Nervine would be cheap at
500 bottle. 1t cures its }. Sterling,
Charleston, =. &. Only $3.50 per bottle,
Druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
THE SWEET CASHIER.

When toiling scribe or weary clerk
Can rest awhile from mid day work,
And round the corner hurries fast
To quickly bolt slight repast,
He rarely thinks the price too dear
That's charged him by sweet cashier.
When come old antiquated goose
That well defes the gastric juice
And rudely springs the solemn question
or wild hight mares and indigestion,
Is advertised az something rare .-
AMI made to help a bill Of fare,-
The aged fowl is goodly cheer,
III, hard by, smiles sweet cashier.
When one attacks an oyster stew
Wherein two bivalyes, small and blue,
Elude the luncher's hungry chase
And strive to hold their wstery place.
He feels no rising indignation
And sips his harmless preparation
In peace, if eating all the while
Beneath the pretty cashiers smile.
And when there smokes upon ones plate
A chunk of veal of ancient date,
That's old enough to claim vote
And strongly hints of mule or goat,
1t checks the wrath that may be brewing
And greatly helps along the chewing
When to the struggler's gaze appear
The features OF the sweet cashier
st. Lo,as Spectator.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

A baby was born in a cemetery at MARSHALL
can be seen babies bOr, to tn C metery be-
cause mothers cruelty neglect to procure D-
Bulls Cough oyrup,a sure Gu efor Group colds
and coughs
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
DAILY EXPREss:

baltimore & PHILADELPHIA RAIL
NpAu.
CnANuE or hOuKs.
On auu .ttsI NDVhM HER Eth, 1853, tTa'h' VII
tua AZ sfoiilWs mn an
i.tave Wilmington, 100, 1U.3U, ., M; 6.@i onn Y. p
Arrivs ~ ,.alidenherg, $50 a. M WV" u''''
. 80 o. III. . . e..
Leave handenbsrg, $50 a. M, l2,60p M
Arrive AT Wilmington, 5000 Ili GlO y W.
~ cos TWtlf. SnnarlhtHihrht
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

Fair fashfonab % pGgIol. d nat standard
beautitier and purifying agent Genns sulphur
Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye Black OF
Brown, 500, CEN
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

If you viii consult your family physician, he
will tell you nothing can be gwen better than
Cgldels l. lud eet Tonic. Ask for olden g.,
I AXE no ouner. OF druggists generally.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

Weunderstand that sealskin coats are going
out Oi style, and in conseque Ce, colds are In
cressing among the fair ssx. How fortunate
there is such a remedy as DR., Bulls Cough
Syrup,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
IN Msmphis Thnrsdav ths in1u ~ M

At Memphis Thursday the jury In the
case Of Patrick Haley, charged with mar
dering Alexander Dunlap, an sg.d
colored man, ty cutting his throat with
butcher knife, returned verdict OF ro'
guilty. 1t was Haley's second AL Ga
tie first he was convicted OF murirr, hnt
was granted new trial on teeEnioalitv
When the jury announced ir v-rdio'
yesterday, Judge Grear eaid, 1t wsa =
perfect surprise to the court and dt4
grac4 ard an insult to any civiliz'4 com
munity." He had the jury po led aud
their names placed upon tho minu'r4
with instructions that they lie NV
again summ0ned as iurors in hts Q u
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

The Very Rev. J B. Brouillet, director
of the Catholic Bureau OF Ipdisn Mission
aries, died Tuesday might week In Wssl.-
ington. He was 20 years Of sg-, ard had
been 40 years a priest. ami 25 years a
missionary among the Ildisns OF the
nnrthWast. -
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
A NOT TIME a. noe STRINGS.
Two Men Killed aud Four Others
Wounded

HoT SPRINGS ARK b "a t, rribr
tragedy was eAsc'-a OIL the maiU street u
the city this morning az ah0nt III u'ulO k
The brothers nsmei Faux, J ok aud
William Flynn wer+ proceeding home IL
hack, when party Ot seven man armed
with double barrel shot guus sud Win
chester ritl7s stepped On; from the door OF
saloon and opsu-d fre. The FiynHe
were armed, but the attack WAS totally
| unex pectei.
Jack Flynn was shot through The fore
head by a ball from Winchester rifle ard
| died iu few minutes.
William Flynn wse shot through ths
breast, and tbs wound will pgoitaby
prove fatal.
Frank Flynn received shot through
the hand, inf citing p alisht wound
Frank Hall, the driver oi The hate ,wa-
shot through the back f the resk, aud
died in an hour sf.erweri
Robert Hargreave, 8 bsstaud y, Was
shot through the breast, aud will prob
ably die
Ii Craig, prominent lum nerman,
received charge OF huch shot through
the back, and his condition i5 onsidered
precarious,
The difficulty originat-i scms We k,
ago in the effort of Frank Flynn to pre-
vent one Doran from opening gambling
hluss. |, eliminated at the time il
Doran making cowsrdly attempt e
assassinate Frank, failing in whish h,
II d the city, He returned few nightt
ago, but Flynn was unaware Of his pre-
sence in the city until the fatal volleJ
was opened on him.
The seven men who did the shooting
were arrested, and are now in jail. The,
are s A. Doran, the Pruitt brothers,
, man named Howell and three others.
The citizens are loud in their condem
nation OF the murierous and cowardl,
, act. Judge Wood has been telegraphe,
, to by leading citizsns requesting him I
,, adjourn the conrt at MslveIn, and returl
here and hold special session to try th-
murderers II he consents the law vii
probably be allowed to take its course
il not, the citizens boldly threaten t
! burn the jail aud hang the prisoners.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
CATARRk II

my SecrAtlOuS. aIlaVo i,a,r,,,s.
head tIpo 1'edts ds, the membranai Innings OF the
soras aom su,lr,onAi colds, completely heals the
datienS results tbnren are realized BY few appca.
e9uaad ,an th39rough treatment will cure Ill
naesaSa f sleaf sfamS sod by druggists by mali toc
ELY's CREAM BALM CO., oweao. N. Y. .
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
fnrRsnt

Iia X RaNT.-THE GRISr MILL WITH
j ALL the patri pnwer at Ruiklaud, with quite
lang custom; 50 the house ard stabug for wv
h rises, also two hOusi ard saras, one with
gar I'd ,d stab .. fu- essi0n 3mu., 25th, 1884
Avply or ad resa NJ CHI u
lanlNmMf2M
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
DHILADRLPHIA, ,rILMINGTAN
L. BALTIMORE RAILROAD
JANUARY, 2, 1884. -"

PHILADELPHIA, 'rIlMINGTaN
L. BALTIMORE RAILROAD
JANUARY, 2, 1884,
Trains will leave wilmington ~ follows Al
For Philadelphia and internedlate sLt' 'iohn, u ~ 49,
100, l0.3O, ., m; $50, 4U, ~ g'op IA i@
Philadelphia tEnpTessl 2O, 4 20 NJ M u. A.
s.lb. 8.9o, 9;3s, 957, 1907, lbs a. "'''
New York 200, 245, $50, 9.4 Z ~ Y .a ~ n M M
1I.b3 m.; rI2.3S, l64, 2.S0, OIL % %,,ttS is
For est hester, Via l.aMOkih' ~ ''"
a. m, 2. 80 and 0o p. ~: ,,a,,ous 1a5. zoos
baltimore and intermediate statohS' EV'
Baltimore e and BAY Line, 7.Oop. M .ns ,ooe
BALTIMORE and Washington III 4 AZ No. n M BALI.
more a m o5Iy l, b5a no. soY. iagi M sad tfSp a6o ~
Trains Tor Delaware Division esfs M W a 10 Bs5
New Castle, 500, 906 a. M, llb' s'V' '''''
Harrington, Delmar and way stations $40
wyoming and way stations. e.26 .. NJ
Express for Harrington, 4Oop H.
SUNDAY TnAlNS.
pbiadslphla and intermediste stations eiV
M, IL noon, $50, TAO 9.65 y. N. ,nn ya6 m
Philadelphia and New York, SV' @fo .
Fir We Iest t' Chester, via Lanokin, $40 a. M anu
Baltimore and Washington, La, 44S' oVO
n M, IL 0y D. M. Baltimore, l.ub g. ~ On ,aferTed
For further Information passsnRs,Ls
20 the time tables posted at the statlDi .,,ad
Trains mark ed thus ~ are l,na rs
express upon which extrh
charged. r. WOOD,
t3eneral Passenger hke""
CHARLES E. PuaH, -
esneral Manager
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14

WAsHlNGroN, Feb, ST a. ID The
signal corps station at Bsrnegat. N J &,
reports that the brig Adeliue NJ yer is
full OF water AID the cargo ot sugar is
rapidly dissoiving. The v.ssel will
be total wre, l. s.--
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
9ublif suits
TRUSTEK'S SALE
u OF IL
.-5 REAL BSThTR.

The subscriber will sell at Rlbllc auction on
SATURDAY, the 10th tsy of Februar A ~.
1884, al O'Clock, .. m
ON the premises, at Mi ford cross Ro DIS, In Mi
Creek hundred. New tle cnus,iy u 4 sat ul
ielaware a that farm or tt,ti Ul laid Known as
til jacobs properly, st.uaet IN NJ u Cree huna ret
atpresad Donndu' Ivy The rO'd leading from
Newark 10 New ,siGell by land OF ! II q, 'te
David E. Niven aid hefs. an1 Gy the 10 d l,ad
/ X from New ,ra't i road To I've DIS MI l. C n
uti1lng about hinetl thfe' aC'us more ur los =
4, rms at sae
/. lBF.tr 4. RASkIS,
fah9-lt.9tw trustee,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
Away I'm Head.

Benson4 Capcne Porous Plasters are easily
first, no matter what may come next. u, T.
Macmahou, n. y.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
Hailroad 1tues.
ID w. & B. RAILROAD.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

New Castle Branches and Delaware Railroad,
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after MONDAY, oct. 22 4, 1873. trains Slll
leave as follows Sundays excepted;
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
NoTlcE

VS.. NEW CASTLE / nIt,sTy
Inns SihAkMAS ct all IN PAKfirlOS,
~ phrSuauee Of an Order ot the Cunn, e or Ia the
annVe caAr made AT the Stptem or term 4 u .
oo' Al peIsous having any lien OF liens Ar.rl.
lnB lte lltetesI or estate uf Allen Spe H. man
,gamuel speAkniaI Emma u, sueakmau j Ii ;,
speaknah, James sleakmau, Ellis Sprakual
loud Spnesnan, Mary A, Spe ,knan Sarah
sptakmsp MIA ; speakmnn, annie -peaknan
ana Anna NJ. SpeakmaI, or either uf the I'm tht4
lanus and Promises TO which said cause relat,a
are he ehy hOtiheit file petition ret irg I n il
me MAJ iro of the amount OF the same In the OH =,
OF the Register N Ghsucery fnr y Ctsulr cannty
Ten GAY hsfore the fourth MONDAY In March
a, D.. iSoi a q to appear and prove said lien or
liens AZ he ensuing term OF the court before IN,
rising OF the court on the third aay Of the ter
Oh rs h. LORE
,aa.. Al AIRY hMMDNS
I'h-Sts-marla Trustees.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-14
A POSITIVE CUREpon,, az. -.
HNR : ~

4 was troubled with
chronic CatarTh and
gathering In MY
he d Was very deaf
u times and mad lii,-
charg s from nv
t'a S, beside S bang
unable TO breathe
thTnus h my nos .,
he'OIe the second
bottleof Ely'strsaI m
Bhlln was exhausted
was curt d, and To-
uay en1oy sound
health G.. j COR
Bin, 823 Chestnut
Str, Field Manager
Philadelphia Pub,
Hols~, Pa.
Apply by the little
finger Into the nos
trils. by absorption
iteifertualiyclcanses
the nasal pa sages of
eatarTah virus, caus
I allaYs infiamma
anal Innings Of the
'ompletely heals the
OF taStA and amall
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1t rather annoys the woman holding pug
dog in her lap in the street car to hear q
learned looking gentleman remark to {
friend !" Do you know the female ourang
outang at the museum has formed an at
tachment for a small dog and fondles Il
constantly ?"
II am not pleased with your selections; ;Yot
play too much dirge music, said manager
to the leader of orchestra; besides, you
men don't play with any larruptarrup. Yot
need more gutf' The director has ever sine
b zen trying to find the meaning of the move
musical terms used by his manager. .-Musiea
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