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The sun., 1884-05-04

LAREDO. Tex. May 3-Small-pox Is raging

LAREDO. Tex. May 3.Small- pox Is raging
among the natives OF LanpAssas.
Guadaloups Garcia killed Federico Rodriguez in Now
Laredo Thursday night with 'tiletto Both pay.
Ing attentions to the same lady. Tho murderer He'd
Sancbo Mendcz . butcher of New Laredo, was n,ur.
dered Lajurta Mexico. lie had gone there to buy
sheep. Tho assassin Ia unknown.
Gen, Trevino states that the sensational reports Of
his being IN trouble with the Government are untrue.
Louro CAraxos Collector OF Customs at New Laredo,
ha. issued order to his subordinates TO board any
train they may wish to. and to ride or night adding and
This order was issued on account OF . dniculty be.
tween the conductor Of Mexican National train aud
one Of CArAxos'S guards
The sun., 1884-05-04
Ausine.ss Nutiees.
From the Depths OF tbe sea.

3h2 East Seventy.eshth st,
New YORK. April IS. 1884 !
Ny business 10 that Of submarine diving. often have
to stay in the depths OF the for hours at time
OF course get at times cold. and upon coming
OF the water have been for days afflicted with violent
rheumatic pains In the back and In the chest tried
various remedies and various pascrs but never 70.
ceved any permanent benent and absolute cure until
used Acock's Porous Pastcrs They very quickly com.
pletely cured mo- Now when 10 beneath the surface
Of the water Aoocks Plastera back protectors
and chcst protectors and sinee have used them
have been troubled with pains In chest or back.
They give great strength and vgor when at work in
my business They superior to nll other external
remedies and would without them tor any con.
siderHtion. ROBERT a. RUSSELL.
ANY desiring TO me can call at the once of
william Z. Chapman, rs South st.. New York.
The sun., 1884-05-04
Fishtias fer her Cubs.

OswEao. May 2.-W. H. Chaplin OF Gilberts
Mills returned yesterday from hunting expedition in
the Osceoa Woods, during which he and his two
panlons had desperate encounter with bear. which
they tried to rob Of her two cubs She attack
ferociously and on being wounded. by single shot
attempted TO get them within her embrace Eight times
their Rnns were discharKsd a. her, md finally she wa:
their bodies bore marks Of tho combat The cubs which
they brought out OF the woods are tho size of eight
nd n La Y hi - -
The sun., 1884-05-04
Ne WAlskex In aAnre..

SHARON SPRINGS. N. Y. May 3-The annual
number OF summer visitors to this watering place is in
the nsigborhood of 5000 The great bulk OF this mum.
Der New Workers It will therefore be OF interest
them to know that II they occasional drink Of
whskey they must bring II with them The town Ex.
cse Board last week refused to grant licenses to any
hotel burroom in the town Of sharon and took tho
prccAution OF notifying the liqnor dealers In time so
they wcnd not npGly for i1vernmsnt license, the
paid. The hotci men are very much excited, IS they
look for u large season.
The sun., 1884-05-04
Jer.eymen wo.'s Try to Grow Jut..

The State Of New Jersey. by an act OF it's
Legislature. approved March 3, 1881, appropriated
$4,000 for the payment Of bounties upon nbrcs and
hbrous plants including tute ramis flax, and hemp.
or this amount 5000 Appropriated for stalks of
proper lengths suitable for 6re go for the cleaned
fbrs and q, ,oUO for ramie yarn.
A. yet not n single application has been made for
bounty upon ue or rais since the Of the act
has been nude and IL ID prosb!e that not dollar Gf
the appropriation will ever be called for The paying Of
such bounty ct ases April ], 1885.
The other bountles have already bsen exhausted
The sun., 1884-05-04
M.ssachu.e,t. Tariff Ieosue.

Boston. May 3.-The Executive Committee
Of the Tarn Reform League have passed the following:
"votsd That the Massachusetts, Tarin Reform League
urgently requests ths members Of Congress from Masss
chusets 10 vote hgHinst the motion 10 strike out the
acting clause of the Nor son bill In order that all hope
of securing the consideration Of any for the i-
mediate aud substantial reduction OF tho tariff may
be DESTROYED"
The sun., 1884-05-04

SYRACUSE. May 2.-The game By which Sub
s,t;u,s North. who not substituted at ALL got into
She Republican State Convention 1t Utica and assisted
t. make Boss lin, Budcu state committeeman. has
no, helped to cement the party IN this vicinity ~ Nc
mHmcnvrr Il one OF the 0st popular and active young
Hrpublicans Ia the state AMI whether he makes snc
contest before the State Committee not, the
sLany trick iayed him will rost The rinr.sr. many
votes hereafter when they most need them. There ID no
question thai Mr. Mcf.cinnn has complete case on
Eie 10 c,nt.s Bckisns place IN tho committee. hut
INV trouble " that majority OF the committee are
kr'y ~ think that they need Belden 10 carry OUT tho
The sun., 1884-05-04

PHILADELPHIA. May Sat about 10 O'Clock
last night thirty telephone wires were hur ID into
street from the top OF the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
building Chestnut street by the jantor, who them
by order Of President lluey Of the insurance company
TwentyriN Of the wires belonged To the Baxter Tcie.
phone Company and four to the Baltimore aud Ohio Tel
egrnph Company. No complaint had been previously
made, and trouble mny enBue
The sun., 1884-05-04

HARTFORD. May S.-A few weeks ago Mr..
Dwight W. Chapman. connected with the firm Of II. e.
Judd Root left Hartford an extended trip 10 the
Battle Mountain in Nevada and yes,.rdny wnrd was re
ceved from there thar his team was found drowned in
the Humboldt River with the owner missing. His
brother has started for Nevada to investigate.
The sun., 1884-05-04

FONDA. N. Y. May 3.-Andrew Brumagin. a
prominent broom corn grocer while working on the
Mohawk Valley fats yesterday morning suddenly found
himself euveoped In flames lie quickly stripped him.
self OF his clothing and escaped with only y slight
scnrching. The cause Of the re is wrapped
ne Ind 10 pipe or matches about him. The sun was
usually hot but II II not known how his clothing could
catch hre by the suns rays especially he moving
about The affair looked upon many strange lights
The sun., 1884-05-04

IlocHEsTER May 9. .-Ellhu H. Grover. who
sesTssd oily The Sss anniversary OF his birthday ii
the Oldest fireman In Rochester His father was killed "
Sho var 81 lsi2 and no came here ~ isIt when the vi
Cured here was IN th: village gris! Mil and ySnna
xatsr Hts carIncAte Of exemption 10 dated May ~
1893 lie aevsr New York city or NagAr. Fails
s reiesr. The mrs. +th Of Jnly e.leora,'an a. whS,
served: The veteran urs,naI nsvsr drAhl liquor o
smo1ed tsbASco.
The sun., 1884-05-04

Consul J. s. Potter recently wrote to the

Consul j. 8. Potter recently wrote to the
State Department:
Mr.. krupp is now constructing sxteen.inch guns Of
35 cabres length weight l2I tons for the Italian
erninent. Ten guns have been ordered. at cost Of
they will send projecte weighing considerably
aud huat In All ordinary
1t Is also stated that fhn Chinese Government have
ordered guns for coast defence aud naval purposes OF
similar Dimensions and power. NJ. Krupp has already
furnished that Government with 425 cannon Of less
weight and since June last has been engaged
tract for %SO more of his powerful steel guns.
The sun., 1884-05-04
Shot Through the Window.

HARRrsoNvILLE. NO.. May 3.-James Maxwell
= druggist Of westlins. Cass ceunty, shot and killed
Newton Latoor his brotherin.lnw. near that place
Thursday night nrins through window Of the laters
house. LRfoor's wife and three children remained
alone all niSht fearing to venture out, and no alarm
Threats OF lynchinR are made. II is understood the
nv ell
The sun., 1884-05-04
MURDERED By SAYAGES.
A Vessels Cargo PIundcrcd and the Crew
Killed by HaytInns.

BosroN, May sc. johnson, mer-
chant Of Port au Prince. writes. under date
April 10. that the sloop Grappler. flying the
English flag commanded by Samuel F. Pur-
rington. submarine diver. and working on a
hay island. about eighty miles west OF Port au
Prince. has been captured and burned BY the
natives OF the place.
She had on board about $4,000 worth OF
wrecked cargo from the royal Inail steamer
either killed or driven to the mountains.
The Gcvernment has despatched q ship OF
war in search OF the crew. but it is feared that
they have been murdered. as the natives who
seized the vessel are savages.
The sun., 1884-05-04
saliva. ,n;tAe Diamond Field.

CINCINNATI. May 3.-John L. Sullivan. the
"knocksr out" teegrsphs that he will pitch In game
Of ball for tho Union Club here tomorrow instead
Of having sluRging atch.as previously arranged. and
prohibited by Msyor Stephena
The sun., 1884-05-04

BIRRELL-pUNHAM.-0 On Wednesday, April 50. At the
resenee Of the rides parents by the Rev W, ". TAy-
or D.. Henry Brreii to sadie e. daughter of George
RdhS RpdbIhsoSIsXRroN-on Wednesday. April so. n. St.
Win. II. Benjamin Charles Eddison to Mary Elizabeth
only daughter 0f WIN. Barton.
ELLIOr-wEED.-On Wednesday evening April 80
at the residence Of the brides parents ~ 4fh Troy
n " by the Rev: X. g. Anderson assisted by the Rev.
Nuns Emil Elliot and Mary Marvin daughter Of Mr..
Henry E. Weed.
The sun., 1884-05-04

Reject the offer by dealer OF any article claimed to
possass properties identical with similar 20 te-thsar
Ing aOz0dnut only purchase the real sno pure which
delsa hyth ntstion and copstitlon No'hinx Gan VIE
w. notwtshssandins amy % The conrsry.
u the tessh 20 Ges Ike buSuishsd ivory con.
The sun., 1884-05-04
Tell II Ts Others.

When you md spring Of water.
Pure, abundant, cool.
You proclaim 80 all the thirsty,
Come, drank nj the pool"
Thus, Of all lifc's common blesstnga
All that help our kind.
Have you found boom Tell others.
Thai help ali may lind.
II you use that peerless toothwssh,
Sozodunt the pure.
Tell your friends that they may buy some.
And sound teeth insure.
The sun., 1884-05-04

ASHLAND. Pa. May st 10 stated on relI-
able authority that an antiHungsran society has been
organized here. The workings are secret. The mem.
bers are mostly workmsn aud the membership 10 not
lNrge.
The sun., 1884-05-04

Destroyed forever ad healthy ton: restored TO s,om
biA eIavfns Tor smpsnss wheh bettls only oS Dr
PsekhamI Vegetable Substitute for Stimulants" faill
The sun., 1884-05-04

Superior TO al CAhartic, Alternative A specinc for
disorders of the stomach, liver kidneys eczema malaria
and all impurities Of tho blood AvOil crude harsh
waters, native and foreign" such are positive
irrants. aud impair the digestive organs and kidneys
The sun., 1884-05-04
xperial Nptires.

KEEP'a PERFtCT FITTING CUSTOM
DRESS SHIRTS, for s9 niSdo measure; satisfact,U
Guaranteed and quality unsurpassed. FRENCH Pen
srklNG uSDEKW EAR, HOsiE ny. GLUyi.s. and NECK.
MEAR W srest variety broadwsy and blsscker st. iis
valtsa sk, and !. .la6 Broadway.
-A,0ElLER1 14ATTACTOIY,l q lo1 now.
b.StT ~ 80 i;: Ss.ssf' sasssass'd 70 - ssw.
The sun., 1884-05-04

For Hale-A complete steam book, job and news
paper printing oiftce. doing good husine.a estnb
lised 1877 the proprietor Intends going into another
business in another state. Address
N. y. ONDERDOEK, Nysck, NY.
The sun., 1884-05-04

KeWredy,a uats.-Fine Derbvs. black or brown
81 eO; worth - rs S2 81 worth rJ) silk Hats SS 20
S3yJ, 81 81; saving 81 each hat 70 Cortlandt st.
The sun., 1884-05-04

l4vsas' PssssaS1 CASsso
s p.s &c s,s: e. s:sss sS
The sun., 1884-05-04
CAUTION

When purchasing Acock'a Porous Plastsrs do not fail
To see that the registered trade mark stamp each
plaster. - none are genuine without 1t.
The sun., 1884-05-04

Carpet neHn.iux.-THOS. J. STEWART 1856
Bway, bet. %5th t7th sts. Eric 9th sts. @. Tel
The sun., 1884-05-04
MARINE INrELLIGENCE,

sIrIArunE ALNANAc-YHts uAY.
Sun risss.... o5 Sun sets -. SO Moon ssta o.
NIGH wArRR-rHis pAY.
Sandy Hook 90 Gov. Island. 10 Hell osts -. 8 q
The sun., 1884-05-04

Sloan. yrb. yias eastem sht!ts na1s V 1sss9A 81
The sun., 1884-05-04

q. We OOhhhtOhs
26O GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
SPRING UNDERWEAR AT POPULAR PRICES.
Dress shirts own make, 81, SIZE. and 81. so each.
Fancy Percale Dress Shirts TO order.
Muslin Night shirts. White Anchor, 75c each.
Pepperel can Drawers, own make, jOo. pair.
fuiicy Esckwear Of Sll kinds
The sun., 1884-05-04

Toe Aaay Sterles fer Comfort.
SYRACUSE. May 2.-The Rev. Anson G. Ches.
ter, whose daughter Bertha asserted that she KID
mapped by astranse woman short time in this city
IL about TO remove N Buffalo Ii IL believed that the
stories growing out OF that affair Afford the for
the family's leaving town.
The sun., 1884-05-04

Housekeepera should insist upon obtaining BUR.
NErT's FLAvoRlNG EXTRACTS. They are the best
The sun., 1884-05-04

A.-A.-A.-A.-
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Violating the Law.

For a long time Registrar Frazer has
been very much annoyed by undertak.
ers from other cities passing through
this city with bodies, without first
obtaining permit. AS this is direct
violation of the law, he determined to
put stop to it, and has been on the
lookout to apprehend some of the viola.
tors. Yesterday he ascertained that an
,, undertaken from Chester had passed
through this city with body, being
the second one he had taken through
this week, without permit. The
Registrar swOre out warrant before
Squire Vandegrift for his arrest, and
had constable awaiting his arrival at
the alton on his way home. About 4
o'clock the train came in bringing the
undertaken, when he was Immediately
arrested. He protested his ignorance
of the law, and disclaimed any inten-
tion of knowingly violating it, and up
on two of his friends interceeding with
the Register he withdrew the charge,
and the man was allowed to depart up
on payment uf costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
The Fire EleNd.

A false alarm of fire caused panic
In the Royal Theatre at Montreal during
Il matinee performance yesterday after
noon. Several women fainled and were
trampled on Others were badly bruised
In the crush
While men were attempting turn a
barn thar had been toppled over by the
flood back upon its foundation, at Pow
hatan, Ohio, yesterday, the ropes
parted and the structure fen back, in
.j,ring four men, one Of them, Tell Car,
fatally. James bumearduer, while
turning bis house up, received injuries
from which he died.
Amaudns Boyer, Sap rintendent of
Helniug's ore uine, near Allentown,
Ph. , was killed by n CAVERN yesterday.
A despatch from Shreveport, Louisi-
ana, says the river Is higher than it
has been since 1919. and ia still rising,
Steamers are bringing in people and
stock from the submerged plantations.
The whole country for one hundred
miles above and below Shreveport is
reported to be under water. The river
il filled with floating debris aud dead
cattle.
A large building in Brooklyn, New
York, owned by George l.. Lorillard,
aud occupied by BarriKie's shade tat
tory, was damaged by fire last night.
The loss on the stock and machinery is
estimated at 100000, on the building
at $50, 900.
A fire at Greenville, North Carolina,
on Monday night, destroyed $780, 200
worth Of property.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
lsSnS rNsS Y NSler0nv

In the United States Senate, on Tues
day, Mr.. Sewell, from the Com mt te,
on Military Affairs, repOrtsd favorably
the H0nse bill for the relief of Fitz
John Porter, with an amendment, and
it was made the special order for Marcl
l2th.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Post Office Com
mittee, reported favorably the bill pro.
hibiling tho mailing of NEWSPAPERS
containing lottery advertisements.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Voorhees,,
to amend the pension laws so AS to in
crease the pensions of those who have
lost an arm nr leg.
The Chair laid before the Senate the
unfinished business, being the bill re.
ported by Mr.. Haze, from the Commit.
tee on Naval affairs, 10 authorize the
construction of additional steel vessels
for the navy. The bill authorizes the
President 10 have constructed seven
steel vessels, besides one steel ram, one
cruising torpedo boat and two harbOr
torpedo boats.
Pending It's consideration, the Senate
went inio executive session and soon
afterwards ad.journed
Ii the House, Mr.. Broadhead, of Mis-
souri, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported favorahly bill increasing The
salaries Of the L. $. tirCnit aud Dis
trict Judges.
The Committee rose without reaching
action on the bill. Mr. Cox, Of New
York, asked unanimous consent for the
immediate passage of til. Senate joint
resolution expressing the appreciation
Of Congress and the people OF the UNI
ted States OF the generous act Of Her
Britann'c Majestys Government in
presenting TO the United S'at"a the
Arcnc steamship Alert. Mr. Robinson,
It New iurt, Objected. The House
soon altar adjourned.
The PluurU-P -P5rumonia bill was again
ron~i' .rru il Committee OF the Whole
Mr. handall, of ronna, announced
1hal be- proposed to oiter resolution
t committing the bill, with instruc
lions TO ne C0mmitree on Agriculture
tu report back bill which shal ein bace
"A more thorough system of inspection TO
the end that no diseased animals shall
be exported; aud further, 10 report bill
10 organize u more strict quarantine
against the importation of diseased ami
,uals. and make such recommendations
a. will secure by the State such legIsla-
& on as will eradica'e rbe disease known
Ms pleuro pneumonia.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
RAYNARD'S WATCH CLUB.
An Easy Way ~ Procure u Fine
Cold Watch.

Samuel II. Baynard has decided tc
organize u watch club aud provide his
patrons with watches by a system that
has rapidly grown into popular favor in
this city, Philadelphia aud New York.
A S65 club il to be organized at once
and the first drawing is 10 be made on
the first Tuesday in April and there.
after every Tuesday for sixtyt five sue
cessive weeks. The plan is to place the
name Of each member, who pays a
dollar a week, on a card in a box, and
at each drawing one Of these cards is to
be Withdrawn by a disinterested party.
The member whose name is written
thereon will be entitled to receive his
watch upon giving security for the pay
ment of the balance of his ailments.
The number of cards In the box will be
gradually diminished until the end of
the period, when the last one will be
drawn and every member will have re-
ceived and paid for his watch.
There is striking similarity between
the club plan of purchasing watches
and that Of building and loan assO.
Citations. Many advantages are claimed
for IL, and 1t is argued that almost any
person can easily secure q fine gold
watch In this manner by the simple
payment Of 81 a week.
The advantages to buyers and sellers
are mutual, as the latter receiving cash
for each watch when delivered is able
TO furnish better timepiece for the
money than if he was obliged TO invest
capital and wait indefinitely for the re-
turn of his money.
Members desiring watch Of less
value will be allowed to make up the
difference in other goods, and more
valuable ones may be slecred on pay
ment Of the additional cost. Whenever
a member withdraws prior to securing
his watch, or finds himself unable to
pay his weekly installmsnts, he will be
allowed TO select from any goods in the
store tho value of the money paid In.
Men, women and youths are expected
to join the club now being formed, and
Mr.. Baynard will explain its operations
to any one interested.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
List Of sales.

Feb.
:. 2sth-AnoS W. House. Chadd's Ford
- 29th-Robert Gibson, city.
" 2gth-Mrs Miller, Christiana II d.
" 2sth-.Hannah j. Miller. Christiana
Mar.
" 10th and Lombard street, city.
" l--CUlumbia Inn, ,Christiana Hundred
" 3d-C. M Jordan, New Castle.
' 4th-T. Enos Walter. Chr s.iana Hid
" 4.h-Harry Witsll. city.
" 5.h-Samuel W. McCaulley, city.
6-Samuel Worrall, Mil Greek.
" 6th-deo. J. Chandler, Mill Creek.
4" 8th-A. u. Brooks, White Clay
Greek Hid.
j." IL. W. Stidham 4 Son, city.
7-23l North Jackson street, city.
7.-B Guest and H. W. Meusley
BrandyWine Hundred.
s-Wm. y. Martin, horses. city.
9Th, W. G. Martin, city.
lGth-J0hn Il, Lewis, Deer Park Ho'
iO-MichaeI Lynch, Christiana HID.
1lth-Wm. Veale, trandywine Id.
l2th-Price Il Vroman, 9th ward.
. l3th--John Banning, Christians HID
l4th-L. W. Sitdham l. Son, city.
l4Lh Mrs; Edward Beeson, Brandy +.
wine HID.
l5th-Peoples ind Hicks, Christiana
l1th-Wm. Thompson, Christiana hid.
18th, VIM. Tn mDsOn, Christians HID.
I'LL q. Sut on, Christlana Hid.
18th Lltlmer Zebley, Christiana
lsth-George Vcale, Brandywine HID.
l8th-Mrs McCall. city.
1Sth-Clay sutton, Christiana Id
l9th-Wm W. Ring. Chrlstiana Hid.
l9h-WiImer Ialley, Brandywine
20th-F. q. II II. H. CAandl r, Ha-
morton, Pa.
2Oth-Caleb Miller, city
2Vth-t lizabeth Deleplane, Centre
lille.
" 21st-L. w. Stdham & Son. city.
9 2lst-D. B. Ridgway, Christians Hid
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Important 70 Farmers.

Having leased the warehouse No. 11s
King street, (now occupied by John
Reeve as a coach factory,) and intend
ing to move thereto between now and
March 25th, we are desirous of red ucipg
our stock of goods as much as possible
in order to curtail expense and trouble
in moving. We will, therefore, now
offer special inducements to purchasers.
Our stock embraces almost every tool
and implement used, on a farm, and
will he sold prior to our moving at a
decided reduction in price. Now is the
time to secure bargains in plows, har-
rows, fodder and hay cutters, farm tools
and machinery. Thanking our friends
for their liberal patronage in the past,
We hope to merit a continuance of their
favorS at our new and more centrally
located stand.
Il. II. MCWHORTER q Co.,
2l5 West Front Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
sPnUIAL MEMTsOu.
No lirsalor Proof


can be given of the value of any article
than this, that everybody who uses i,
speaks well of 1t and recommends 1t to
their friends. This IL the case with
" Canada Pine Syrup" the great lung
remedy; rs cents a bottle.
Photographs
Reduced In prices. Fine re-touched ca bine'
reduced from $500 per dozen 10 $500 poi
dozen. Gard photographs finely re-touohed
reduced from s2.60 per dozen TO $3.50 per dos
en-. r. Il. Holland. photographer, gallery
ao7 Market stroet.
Barkainsi I3arg alns!!
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
at l05 East Second street.
Painting.
T. Danner, $40 Market street, is still
alive and ready to do all kinds Of paint.
ing and granting. Jobbing speciality.
Family Flour.
Call on Kimbie, Front and Madison
streets, for good family -four good -four,
A.75 per barrel.
Paiuting.
House and sign painting by Walter
Joseph, at l22 Market street.
Janney, 3Ol and 1903 King street,
offers 1000 bushels of choice potatoes at
market rates. He gives a card with
each bushei, and present of $25 In
gold to the holder of one of these cards
when the cargo is disposed of. No
humbug or lottery, II mere gift of $25 in
9nlT In Snr,x. ona nf htu
Go and be convinced that Sme)tz &,
Co., Is the cheapest place tn buy peaches
in the city. Apples, oranges, lemons,
butter, eggs, cheese, sweet potatoes,
white potatoes, and all kinds of country
prodnce, at No. Is East Fourth street.
Halls Hair Renewer, Rings Am.
brosia, Montgomery's Hair Restorer,
and many other similar preparations
for sale by J. Il. Hartman, druggist,
corner Fifth and Poplar.
As handsome case AZ we ever saw
is in Taylor & FullertOn's window.
Plush case, c-llulOid mirror, brush,
comb, tooth and mai! brushes, 3O2 King
street.
rhe worst cases of Dyspepsia can be
cured by using Clarke's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
that have been cured by its use. Try it.
Holland takes pictures in cloudy wealth.
sr az well az clear, by the instantaneous
process. Gallery, 3O7 Market street.
Oranges by the ton and selling for a
mere tritle, al smeltz x Co., No. 13 East
Fourth street.
Cheapest place to buy -four is at W.
fl. Luden's, 5o8 East Sixth street.
All of DR.. Bliss medicines for sale 81
N, r. Dauf'r'h's
Janney, 30l aud 303 King street, IL
! sadguarters for oranges and lemons