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The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27
Deslred 10 be a Minister.

A friend visiting in minister's family
where the parents wers very strict in regard
to the children's Sabbath department, was
coniidentially informed by one of the little
girls that she would like to be a minister.
"WhyF" inquired the visitor, rather puzzled
to understand what Lad given the child SO
sudden an admiration for that calling. She
quickly enlightened him by the prompt
replp: so could holler on Sunday"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27
The Hero Was Slain.

One of the farmers who succeeded in
backing his wagon into place at the City
Hall market yesterday morning had sew
eral errands to do around the ncighhorhuod,
and he left his son of fourteen on the vehicle
to make sale Of five or six bags Of pota-
toes. The old man had scarcely disappear
ed when bill distributor came along and
threw into the wagon the first chapters of a
nsational serial. The boy grabbed lor
the Fly" and began to literature in chunks
and hunks, and Of the halCdozen people
who same along and asked the price of his
potatoes he answered only one, and him so
abscnt-mindedly that no sale was made. In
about half an hour the old man returned
II halted at the back end of the wagon and
took in the situation, and then asked:
George, what you got?'
"Story."
"What about?"
'Tnjuns."
"Do they kill auyb ldy?"
''They are after a feller aud guess they
git him,
pes tie hero s'pose?'
Eyes
'Yes"
"Don't sell any taters, does hc?"
"Nu."
Il thought not, but | reckon I'll soon
known the reason wbyr'
With that he leisurely climbed over the
tail-board, reached for the boy aud the
shaking up that youth received will make
him dream ofearthqua,es for many nights "a
come.
"You don't want any more Of That" said
the old man, as he finished business and
dropped the 'Hy' oycrbomd The ujuns
onl overlook the hero and they slew him in
the most fatal manner, aud don't you for
get it! Now you git up'n gallop and sell
these 'taters"'-I Detroit Free Press.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27

a revolution in regard to expense-a great
boon to the poor classes-and will allow
the dust to mingle more rapidly with its
parent dust
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27
SIIIRTSl SUFRTSI

If you are in want of a perfect fitting
white shirt, 307 Market street is the place to
get them. All our shirts are our own make.
Shirts made to order, aud fit guaranteed.
w. II. Sincock, 307 Market street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27
Proclamation.

BY these presents ye will know that !,
Nathan W. Porter, having recently assumed
the charge of ratnall's fine dairy Ga'-.' in
New Caste Hundred, am prer"sed to fur
nish the citizens Of WILMINGTON with the
Simon Pure lacfOar fluid. My cream has a
richness combined with mellowncss which
makes it very popular with the educated
palate.
All orders left with Mr.. Bowers at 215
West Second street will receive prompt at
tention.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27

g5S None genuine without bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with "IIop' or
"Hops" in their name.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27
Listen to YOur Wife.

The Manchester GUARDIAN, June Sth, 1888,
says: At one of the
'Windows"
Looking on the woodland waysl With
clumps of rhododendrons and great mas
ses of May blossoms!!! "There was an in.
teresting group.
1t included one who had been a "Cotton
spinner" but was now SO
Paralyzed!!!
That he could only bear to lie on reclin.
ing position.
This refers to my case.
Twas Attacked twelve years ago with
''Locomoter Ataxy"
"a paralytic disease of nerve fibre rarely
ever cured) and was for several years barely
able to get about.
And for the last Five years not able to
attend to my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretch
ing.
Two years ago was voted into the
Home for Incurables Near Manchester,
in May, 1882.
lam no advocate; For anything in
the shape of patent" Medicines
And made many objections to my dear
wiie's consent urging to try Hop Bitters,
but finally to pacify her
Consentedl
had not quite finished the first bottle
when | felt a change come over me. This
was Saturday, November 81. On Sunday
morning felt so strong said TO my room
companions, 81 was sure could
"Walkl
So started across the floor and back.
hardly knew how to contain myself. /
was all over the house. l am gaining
strength each day, and can walk quite safe
without any
'Stick!"
Or Support.
| am now at my own house. and hope
soon to be able to earn my own living again.
have been member of the Manchester
'Royal Exchange"
For nearly thirty years, and was most
heartily congratulated on going into the
room on Thursday last. Very gratefully
| yours, JoHN BLACKBURN,
MANJHEsTDR (Eng) Dec, "a, 1889.
Two yeals later am perfectly well
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27
Fire Alarm Signals.

2 Twentieth and Market Streets
3 Tenth and Orange streets.
4 Police Call.
6 Tenth and Walnut streets
2 City Hall.
3 Fifth and French streets.
A Front and Poplar streets.
. Sixth and Spruce Streets.
Is Eleventh and Church streets.
= Third and Railroad Avenue.
IS Thirteenth and King.
i Seventh and Railroad Avenue.
-3 Second and Shipley streets.
A Front and Justison streets.
. Second and Jackson streets.
-6 Maryland Avenue and Linden streets.
N Delaware Avenue and DUPONT streets.
-S Ninth and Madison streets.
II Front and Searles streets.
- Sixth and Tatnall Streets
"A Fourth and Madison streets.
70 Harlan and Hollingsworth Co.'S Yard.
~ Maryland Avenue and Cedar street
i Warmers Wharf
. lIeald and Lobdell SITS. South Wilm.
3 Eighth and Broomc streets.
A Pennsylvania Ave. and VanBulen Sts.
II Thirteenth and Washington streets.
Test signal at a. M, each morning.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-06-27

To PRESERVE FLOWERS. Flowers NAV
be preserved for months by dipping them
carefully, as soon as gathered, in perfectly
limpid gumwater. After allowing them IN
drain for two Or three minutes, arrange
them in vase. The gum forms complete
eoating on the stems and petals, and pre-
serves their shape and color long after thew
have become dry.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-03

DY vInruR oyAN oRDxR Ov sALx IS1uxD
ID out cf ths sixth 1u1te1a1 Dletl1et collt, II
and for the oounty of I1neolns 1ta6s a IGvlla.
and 70 ne d1rocto6 md 6ellVWe1, foP iu6os
INT rsndars1 II ea11 0ou1t = ~ ~ ~ q
49,, 4. D. 1oos. II favor % AEeh1s usoGaiG.
Pldntik, and AGainft the ney1oWeR 1llv1f
Ninlne COMPANY ard the May0oWw NM -
Ninin9 clnim. Defen1ants, for the ~ = osyen
hundrSd snd six t-Ioo to5oo l-loolt ~ 80
dollar, debt. toesthsr Win eeyg1ty 1ol1ara
tax cos6s. and al aceEulnG ocele ~ tn1opo1o, I
have lsviod o. the fe1loUln9 pgepegty, y Wi
Ihat certain uins % Uin1nG ela1m hnoyn %
aud called By Tie nAme Of ~ Nsy1ogR xl1e
and Minine Oiain, sltuates lying 6nd helpq n
HSisSol Hining pistsiets Iineoln colniy
etAts Of Nevada. an4 duly Seeorded - IL Mlis-
Ing nsooeds Of eatd Mining DielIlco, ecn1elalng
EXIT hundFed linear teet o. MA ls1Go 81 ~,
tnGsthW with IL appuStennneea th9sto bslo1e-
ins. ana Il ths riskss ~ psivilsess psstaisfsg
Ncsies i hsrsby given that onl
Saturday. ths Oh aay q ostesss.
!: p. lsss. Y 4 oslcsl Z, y slst : ss.y, !! xili
novss ..lyG Minlng Cenpesz = - r -
Aowsr Nihe nd uinin( si.tn. atths oene Acer
u ~ Ocurt-house n fioehes I1ncoIn eo1Atys
sts1s of Nevada, q puhiie austto,, foe cesA q
hand, y ~ hiSAest and bsct eaddez, = ao1lsey
sid jl1gnsnt anA dsorss and ~ ese<ss a. ~
ssisN. or. sHxlwooD. aAsza.
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to the State Land Board, Of which Gov
ernor ireland 10 President The Gov
ernor has made defense, which is dis
credited by the press.
The Mayor Of jackson, Michigan, was
pulled" iu gambling house by his own
police snd find'by Justice Of the peace.
That mayor can feelinsly commend the
fidelity Of the police in his next annual
message.
King Christians family will have re-
union near Copenhagen. and above the
salt will sit the Car and Czarina, the
King Of Greece, Duke and Duchess Of
Cumberland, and the Prince and Princess
Of Wales. The royal house Of Denmark
has married wsllA
In the palmsts leaves Of the passion
flower arc seen in the hands Of Christ'a
prosecutors, and in tho conspicuous ten
drills, the scourges; the ten parts Of the
flower envelope. calyx and corolla TO-
gether, stand for the Disciples, two Of
whom, Peter and Judss, are absent; the
fringe represents the crown Of thorns, OF,
according to some, the halo Of glory; the
Eve anthers are symbolic Of the Eve
wounds, and the three styles. with their
capitate stigmas, stand for the nails tive
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oENuINn MlND eURE.


tHardford Timss.l
A lady at the South End was enjoying
. visit from her mother, who had been
stricken with paralysis some years pre-
vious. Al soon - she arrived at her
daughtsr's home she stipulated that she
must sleep down stain. Tho man Of the
house, like dutiful son.in-law, gave up
his bed below and went up stairs himself.
Finally STORM broke ont, and the light
ming and thunder wsss terrific. The lady
Of tho houss, : littls timid. thought shs
would Light the sas In The diningroou.
Az she had done % and turned 70 40 back
in the bsd.room shs W. startled 70 -
the faos Of roushslockibg man pssring
u her from ons Of the pisssa windows.
The woman, clad in her night clothes,
was chained with fear for only an instant.
and then. without uttsring sound. she
fled up stairs 10 awaken her husband.
In tho meantime the old lady. her
mother, hard her daughters bars feet
swiftly pattering across the aocr, heading
for the stairway and intutivsly feeling
that something was wrong. and entirely
forsstting her own condition, sprans from
the bed and fairly new after her daueh.
Ter. She reached the stairway, and. in
spite Of her psralytic in6rmitiss, which
she had 20 carefully nurssd for ysars,
found her rushing up stairs. Her daagh.
Yer heard the steps behind her. and sup.
posed that the man she had seen on the
piassa had broken in and was pursuing
her. Not for an instant did she imagine
that her invalid and paralytio moths'
could move 20 rapidly. This added x
her fright and increased her pace. Sh'
rushed up TO her husband's bedsids
shouting "Save me! save mol" and
looking round, saw-hsr invalid mother
"Why, mother. 10 this yous though
you couldn't walk up stairs."
Il thought couldn't, but never tris'
before" f
Then the man Of the house went bsloV
TO rsconnoitsr a. 70 the visitor on tn
pianA, and grandma crawled into bed
She always went up utairs 70 sleep afts
that.
| A SQUAD Of fiitssn gypaies had take
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HIoT1on - ux11DY oIvM That A1HI.l.
IN CATION for pstsets fee TeVn Leu. ~.
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M.HeAI,.


pr yuTuE o. A. rxxourlon lssuxp
Y ~ for ths osenty ef kseola, a1ais e n
tp1en@s rsndsss1 u said ooul1 q S2S1Vos-
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!l:ed oradolee. pair eructhle tenoa . bul.
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iroa nerts!s ane psstlse, ia qule1nklves hs111ss
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gaseptpss unokss@esk about % fsst llSGs
oaet<iroa rstort front. nonksy Vrunaks1,
small sleaees, hsnd-ex.3 . pipe wzeasAss. !
ertn1.ecnss ~. planes. spisIt 1svsl, %
lnshse. is fsst lesS. 8 ssls;ss ! i1e1 vksailss-
row, anvil. Al blsehsiatth tools VITA ka11la1s !
tong. = pissss x tlnbsrs Szs siaGhss. = Il1ss1
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49, a. - = Ssssss y - ~ Slsssi - Sissy
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Friday. ths ssssna ~ 81 Ishrussy
a, ,. lsos, q - osclsck =. Of that az, ! viil
eell ~ ne right title and Interest II ~ ~
tcltilvsr Mining compony n an1 y ~ a1oyi
| deaezibod provef5Y, q The Bristol GfIvw M
| ins conpsnyS nili. II Lipeola ooQn4y, Nev0le
highsse an1 bee4 bt>dsr, to uattsfy said s1sss
jsS7sd 0. =. snHavoop. sAsis.
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DY vIRTux or An ORDER OF aALH
10 Issued out Of The Justice Court Of Phoebe
Township. County Of LAneoln. stats Of Nevada.
ju1smsnts ssn1sssA In said oourt On the ssven.
tesnth day q February, 4: p. lees, sqaanst the
;empanies. end II favor Of II. Church. for he
s Il c ~ ao1 1,sd see ssss scia oo
With intssset thereon q the rate q tan pr cent
- aAnum from the ssvsntssnth day Of Ysbru-
srys a. p. leo9s NTH costs snd eoeeuing costa,
~ in Unissd ssss:: eold coin. coin and ~ slso for
tssnth day ol February, 4. .. IN IN favor Of
o. ouilicc and against the aid May1owsr ntns,
ooms1 Nins, Okie mins snd osnpaaiss. fos ~
sum ei ons hundred aad ssveaty.tour l4lyll
| irom he ssvsnlssnAA day Of February 4. D.
| IN, Nth COSTS an1 eeoruing costs, al IN
Unitsd sssass. qold coin; and. also, for : 1udg.
dsy Of HsRNnzY, q y. In. n fAvoe Of a. No
onsia ~ aGo1n19 ~ aald MayAowsr Mtns.
| domst NJ, 01to 1Gl1e and Companies for ths
san of feeo|v4vo - oo-10 ~ eo-lool dollazn.
n,sd ssss s'a - w i,sssss ss.H sfssi - sss =
Bsvsntsenth day Of rshelary. 4: p: lees, With
cosfs md acmuing gcos1s .alIin United States gold
| coin; ard, also, fog judgnent ren6ored IN aid
Court On he ssv:nts:1sn ~ ~ o. ss1.uasy: =; ?:
ssid Nayaowsr Hins. .oomst Nine. Ohio 1ins
ana the 6umpanies for the sum Of one hundred
snd ninsay-ons snd s0-1oo (elo1 eo-lo0l dollAr1,
United States COLA coin. Nth intsrest thereon
at the rasc o. son ~ ~. W. sx sc ~ ~
cosfs and sccr1ins costs, al In Unitsd etates
aoid coin, and also, foe ; Judgment rendsrsd IN
Said Ooueton theseventeenth oay o. Iebruaxy, "A.
ls9 u lavof g =. ueecssss sHs ~ oS.s ~
Nine and Companies for the sum o. two hun.
dred and ten (131O) dollsfs. United States gold
coins with inenese snesscn y - ~ os " ~
cent per Annun avn tne W. y
rsorua.y: 4. 2. w. wisn 49, s.a 80 seotS.ne ,1e
for ludsmsnt rs.deEsd n favor q @ M.s "a ~ y
end ef.inse ne Maynewer lug. oonet 4 .ins.
hundred ana sixty.iout lSleal aolIsss: usissd -
ne q E ssa =. ri psr snnu. i.c. M shs ssysn.
With costs and disbuzssms.tns 9 q ~ d,se y q judg'
ment q ninsty.fvo and :o-ioo w g i0ol . aoi.
As. un,ssc ssssso ~ ec,c es,, o n isss' is,isd ~
apon fo!lowinq de.crib:a prepsssy: - 70 ~ NJ, -.
srty authorised 70 b sold under and by virtu.
N dscrss snd en.sssd w,se ~ ~ aST:
a!sd hsrsin, y foiicvs. a: The nsyaoS:, E ;.,:,
~ q .aid lssa q lode. sndr annins fcu. hun hun
q f m,SssJ bsss,nr roer fron ths noaumsni d
osntsr 81 osid ciaiin 81 located in southaEly
dirsction frCm nc mine known q the BLU
BsIl, shout Z mile ON the second ridge south
ns: S:1s sss.s ssS,s;S AZ. Z ss;s = e
ysds ihs propsrsy II dsiSndants herein tossthsl
vith m Srpurtsnsrcss thsrsunto Belonging
and iii privileges pertaining thareto. Also III
M, ~ y III N ~ isdss q ioSs snd rnnnini
asessS 81 ~ ~ = "a nns he
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rar wostp IN ssrrs,

India is threatened with anothsr famine
The Gar eats only one meal day and
is afraid to eat that.
The Newspaper neurology Of New York
shows forty.oue dead dailiss in twenty
Eve years.
A new mining camp in Colorado is
called "Sniffies." It's what the inves-
tors will have.
Chill has control Of the Straits Of Ma
gellan. and the country called Patagonia
10 wiped of the map.
Nine murdes have been committed re-.
Gently in the Psnnsylvania coal regions
BY the Mollis Maguirss.
The Confederate Veterans have raised
fund Of e20. 200 for the nine orphan
childrsn Of Gen. john B. Hood.
The amount Of gold in circulation in
England Is put 1t Eve hundred millions.
-Four thousand milk dealers in New
York City are under arrest for selling
adnltsratsd milk.
A negro preacher in Memphis, convict
ed Of bisamy, attempted to escape and
was shot down, to the great joy Of seven
helpless widows.
Sleepy Hollow, in the Cetskills. wa
walked up last week BY the Cholsra scare.
The panic was finally traced to . vindic.
tive cucumber. 3N
A con Of Ex-Governor Smith Of vir.
ginia, who has just entered his ninstisth
year. was an early Californian and fought
dnsl with Senator Brcdsrick.
The woman Of Japan have contributes
ton Of ropes. made from their own hair
to haul timber for new ABuddhis'
temple, which will cost 5000. 900. d
Mioto.
A German ladies' sick and burial bsns
ct club has bssn organised in Brooklyn
N. Y, under the ominous name Of ''Del
Frauenkrankenvereinu in u n derschlitzsnver
light"
An Enelishman In Clerksnwsll at
tempted suicide by filing his mouth viii
gunpowdsr and touching II of. The at
tempt painfully enlarged bis mouth.
It is noted that Rev. Downs, the Bos
ton preacher who helps his lady parish
ionsrs pack their tsunks, IL getting NOR
modest. In his latsst sermons be msrsl!
compares himself to Christ.
Uss Of the Niddivunds Railway, |,
India, il made dangerous by the monkeys
who scratch the dirt from under tho tisa
trying 70 initiate We line msn whom the,
eco working on the road.
A country visitor to the Federal Trsal
ury building walked into the elevate
ignorant Of it, use, and when II bsgA
descending the shaft he assaulted th
tender, imagining that he had been b
traysd into trap and was being lowsrs
70 : dungeon.
Indian Territory il nearly equal I
Chicago for murder. During Augul
fourtssn man and one woman were kills
therp. In addition 70 this four men wsl
woandsd, two committed suicids and "
were hung And yet some msa ny II
Indian u incapable Of civilization.
The Democratic division IN Missouri
between the ''Kida" and The "Colonels.
n.
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Trustees Sale.

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ASTHMA CUkE.
cursa Asthma. Bronchitis, Throat and Lung
s6ections, Coughs, Colds. QuinEy, Sore Throat.
Hoarssuess, Boreness IN the Chcst Of L1ngss
Weakkess in the Back, Pains in the Bach.
Bowels, sides, Collie, Croup. Pneumonis, Hsa.
~, whoopins oCush snd pss. andissssiGn sss I
RstSil AGENTS, Il. B sisysn. Baldwin Drug
Rtore: !. h, Widber, cor. Third and Market;
~. d 6tsels, PAlnce Hotel Drug Store; DR..
Thompson, cor. Stewart snd MARKET, 9afine
Ssus ssssss S'S ~ nsshst; Dr.. a. B. Toimshs Drug
Store. 90 Btockton, Melville rsrs, South
~ Frnncisco; A. zabAldsno, 1874 Btockton;
Vim ] Bryan. Grand hotel Drug Store. kec.
ommsnded By City, County State, and United
States cfAcials. For saie ~ All prussisss'
SAN HnAxcusoo. March l, 1854.
This Il 10 testify that ws havo AL used
Ynn1's ksruNA Ounnfor 0ouuh1, ooAde. noe!oe-
neos and Sore Throat and found - enecsusi 10
Sysry particular; thsts ~ Thirtssn q " h:!e
y Ne Ncrth Aa,er fclios ss.sson; \: " .sis asds
Captains 0urou and pokn1oE.
North Harbor Police otA(ions
This Il 10 csrtify that have used kHRkb
AgTUHA OUnE tor ooughe, Co1o!s hoetse-
noro1. sore Throat, and know u 70 b. pe.lec.
lion snd hsve lsconnsndSa y s e =. !, ~ Rotsiss
| IA 70 tha Ilrs depastmsnts and u has given
sasirs ssti'iA0si'n n svs'y az ~. rYoxs.
ilyssra IN ne FIN apartment.
| ean FfAuoisco, Novsnbs -. aeoos
nrpprworoH . co.. wholssaIs Dsus1ists
Assnls, ~ sad 81 xszhst stssst. Ban Fran
s.jI =. :. Nsek ! o.. Nor. ana II Front street
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All persons having business with this once An
requested to address the RECORD PuBLlsnuo
oonrAHr. We have NO authorized Agents.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

An exchange says that if the pol
icy inaugurated by Secretary Whit
ney of combining all the employees of
the different departments to the spe-
cific work for which they were APP
pointed is carried out vigorously it
will greatly simplify the work of the
new administration in finding where
the useless persons are and what
they do. For many years it has
been the custom to hire men as
watchmen or messengers and then
transfer them to clerical work, fill
ing their original places with other
men. In this way every branch of
the service has become so padded
that the clerks are too much in each
others way to do their work. Then
the second batch of messengers and
watchmen have been used by the
bureau and division officers as pri-
Vate servants, until the government
business has come to cost from
twenty-five to forty per cent more
than it ought to. If Mr.. Whitney's
policy is vigorously adhered to al
around these leaks will soon be dis
covered and cut off.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02
pALATKA, FLA, APRIL 2, 1885.
The report of the New York soci-

The report of the New York soci-
ty for the suppression of vice for
1885 Classics the crimes of TIE
youth of both sexes (under 21) as
follows: Murder, "A; attempted muir
dee, 1903; burglary, ITO; highway
robbery, "a; grand larceny, 70; lar
ceny, $50; forgery, IS; arson, 4;
manslaughter, 2; counterfeiting, 5;
train wreckers, 3; mail robbery, 4;
picking pockets, 8; suicides, 81; at
tempted suicide, "a A band of a
dozen boys is mentioned-all under
10 years of age-who had voted tc
kill their mothers. One of them
proposed to practice upon servant
girl first, but she objected, and the
plot was discovered.