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SATURDAY, FEB. 81, 1885
ADVERTISING RATES.
NEWS ITEMS.


vest in the city during the week
CsliFornian's can come TO the Ex.
position And return by the Morgan
NBe for 600 the round trip.
Tketelephone has been introduced
In New Zealand, Van DiemSn's
Land, Borneo, and Formoss.
The powder works vt FRichou,
nine miles from Canton, China, ex.
plodsd Dec: 22l and killed $50
persons.
On Sunday last, two negroes
named Eticmne end Jenkins, were
frozen to death while out hunting
in Jefferson parish.
Counterfeit 5000 bills are IN circu.
Iaiion. This announcement is made
Eoe tie bcneet Of Vanderbilt and
editors. The muses. are not inter.
eseed in IL.
All o!d lnGii in Nashville keeps q
carrot which ewears, and q monkey
wHioN chewc tobacco. She says
sfween the tWo, she doesn't miss 3
husband very much.
The Chambes Of Commerce have
cnsrinAo1sly issued resolution en-
&owing the nomination of the Hon.
W. d, Burwell for the position of
Naval Queer st Esws)rleans.
The Bank Of France, it ia said,
hes MI Invisible studio in = gallery
behind the cashiers, so that at signal
from one of them any suspected
customer will instantly have his
picture taken without his own knowl
edge.
Jumping over wire fence in the
middle Of the night and meeting a
bull dog that IL y total stranger to
you, is one of those exciting little
incidents If life which go far ia
break the monOt0llN aud rObs exist
ence OF tiresome sampness.
The Great George A. Richards
twenty. cents circus exhibited
here on Sunday nj. hit last, TO fail
audience.
1t 10 said by many who we're
present, to have been the best circus
esen alOaG the coast for years past
Tie daath Ia Anneanced AT Brat
0esC, w. Of Gen. John w
PAolps, sA0 was etatieaed ct Ship
1siAn6 dnFim9 Gen. Betlor's oon
Rlana - he eAepeS<@saG o. tAe N0lf
He was che amti. MnaUmae oaa6iAatt
Cor President b 1850. He resigned
FROM tue Amy early iN the wAV.
Our popular District Judge and
Congressman elect, Of the SerOnC
District, Hon Michael Hahns de
hvered all address, at the upper
Bethel, Friday night last, IN hi,
asuai ttlicit0uS style 10 y large an(
apprreIative audience, on The pr.
aentatiOa OF the portrait OF Hon
Chester A. Arthur, President Of th'
United States.
The CARNIVAL passed OF with 1
bright sunshine, aud the beAVtita
professions of the day and nigh
gave New Orleans al attHaOtiv,
appearance. The night progression
and numerous handsome iilumina
ti0ns, decorations, reception t0 Rex
Steamboat procession, booming o
cannon, Salutes OF the shipping, fire
works aud ball were the iuest eve
displayed, and was Witnessed by tn
largest crowds ever seen in til,
Crescent City. II is estimated tina
ct least 100, 900 visitors viewed til,
royal host aud participated in tn
festivities.
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STAT F LOUISIANA,
26th JUDICIAL DlsTRlCT COURT
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
NJ
No. 234.
SUCCESSION OF ALCESTE DARRNSDOURG.

WHEREAS, MRS. JosEPHiNE DAPREMONT, Of
trix and rs such administering the succession
OF Acesta D,rensbourS, has on this 9th day OF
Februa, Y, AID, 1885, filed in this Court a final
account of her administration of s id sucocs g.
sion praying for the homologation of the same
Public notice is hereby given to all whom il
they can or have. IN writing. to the Honor
able the Judge of our id Court, at the
Court House, within ten days from the urst
publication hereof why the final account
herein filed should not be approved and
homologated as prayed for, and the funds in
in the hands of the said tutrix, distributed
in accordance Herewith.
So.,l Witness the honorable NJ. Hahn
oeai Judge, and the seal OF the said
Court, t is 9th day Of February
A. D., 1885.
J. i. MARTIN. Clerk Cour.
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Edmund NJ. IVens d Son, Of New Orleana,
have an exhibit At the Worlds Fair, of remark
abs prominence in their new combination Of
Irligating Machinery. The Westinghouse en-
CINE and tho Ivena Pump, when combined,
threw streams OF water Of such volume that
the torrent omitted surpassss anything ever
shoVa at any previous exhibition. One pump
with power applied direct, without belts or
cog wheels, Ia now pumping water at the rate
Of enc million GALLONS per h0uH apd they have
IA drainage pump. Just started, that is draining
the Exposition grounds. This wonderful ma
chine haa wonderful capacity Of five million
galloas per hour. No exhibit attracts closer
= tention. Farmers who irrigate, minSrs in
vet minSs, sugar and rice planters can use
these pumps to great advantage. The vast
power 80 easily and simply applied astonishee
all, and none more thaA the eurroanding exhio-
isoEs In tho same line. Edmund N. Ivens &
Sen have their oface At South Peters, La4Ay petite
and Commerce streets, New Orleans end at the
same plaza they have extensive machine shops
for the osnstructioA oftheir pumps. They ere
now negotiating with oranbarry swamp farm
ers in WtsceB6sn Cor the irrigation of thar
lands 70 protest the frutt fseTs the early fiesta
--[Chicsa0 @nRkHal Of Ccnr2erOs,
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Southern University.

The Collegiate, the Normal and the Prepsr-
aJory Departments of this Institution will be
opened Oct. |, 1884. Students desiring to
enter any of these Departments should apply
promptly. We will have apparatus for illus.
trating the natural sciences, and all students
of advanced courses will have the proper
attention and instruction. Students who enter
the Normal Departme mt will receive special
instruction and attention.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to
Mr.. l.. A. Martinez, Editor, Louisiana standard
New Orleans.
For further information or catalogues, apply
to the President
J, H. HARRISON,
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POsT.OFFICE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place in the ART
val and departure of our mails; the Texas q
Pacific railroad carrying the mails. Traiaspass
st. Charles station 40 follows:
MAIL,
Going east, 1923: A. NJ, Going west, $3.50 Pm
Mail closes, $50 A. NJ, and 300 Pm.
PostOficS opens at 8 AN. and closes at Pm
No mail delivered OH Sundays
JOSEPH w. CAREw,
Postmaster
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-02-21
THE HEEALD;S TWELFTH
ANNIVERSARY.


The HERALD on entering It's thit.
teenth year, and third nRder orr
management, as through this issue
it does, feels the satisfaction that
years have brought it strength, aud
an increased capacity for usefulness.
In Iced, owing to the kind treatment
ii has received from its pstrons,suO-
scribers az we'll as advertisers, and
also from its contemporaries, ire.
spsctive of party, it would be un.
| worthy on the HERALD's part to feel
otherwise than cheerful and encour'
aged. To all these friends Eiucerc
thanks are returned.
IN looking to the immediate future
| Of our State, every true citizen, every
editor realizes within their espective
spheres, the great necessities OF
honest, energetic and united labor.
The sad condition which every
public department Of the State has
reached; the utter disregard Of OH
cial oAths y, 4 large portion of those
unfortunately entrusted with dirsc
ton and control Of public affairs, has
forced upon all having ct heart the
common welfare, = realization of a
common danger. In this regard
none Of the numerous evils which
have, during the last twenty years
oppressed our people has rqnallet
tho present evils. To get rid o
these corrup' unfortunately inclined
officials is and will remain the press
ing duty Of all classes. This dut.
J will be held by the HERALD .
imperative. In whatever name
the people may determine to accom-
, plish this our answering efforts vii
be directed. Thisshall be regardless
of party names or party action
Under banner carried by eiIhe
. Republican or Democrat against til
bad men now in possession of Stat
aud municipal government, tn
HERALD willmarch. "Independen
of Politicians, Rings, or OIiques
has, with all earnestnesS been on
!. motto. The honest DemOcratI
D masses are better represented by I'll
colOred Republican Edwards tina
the eleven white Democrats con
J, prising the jury IN the Ford tris
70 day the morally brave, thong
!. humble Rector would be chosen 4
Q protector Of life aud property tbs
d the indicted record, + or his criminal
inclined companions. Never VIZ
there greater necessity for entire
= tliscAriing partisan feelings,and Il
. uuion Of honest Democrats and K
3 pnblicans i'll behalf of honest COVER
mOnt.
In oil matters pertaining to paris
! intercAts the HERALD will contiAt
# q diligant observer and friend;
shallremAin "a paper for the people
|, and in this will rely upon = neig
= bSrly encourdg cement and asSistanc
= Al rec0ir.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-02-21

A reward Of ten dollars will be
paid for the arrest and conviction
of any one injuring or defacing the
proper of MeSsrs Jacob HassingeI
and Alfred Sllaw,or either breaking
and stealing any of the fences
belonsing to said property.
Jos. w. CAREW. Agent.
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ON THIRTY DAY TRIAL,

TEk ToLTAIC PFLTo., Marsha Mich, will
send .Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltaio Be2ts
and Electric Appliances on trial tor thirty days
to men Lyoung or OldI who arc afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality md kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vicor Al.
dress aS abovs.-N. B.-No risk is incurred as
thirty days trial is allowed.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-02-21

An Independent Newspaper of
Democratic Principles, but not Con.
trolled by any Set of Politicians or
ManipulatorS; Devoted to Collecting
and Publishing all the News of the
Day in the most Interesting. Shape
and with the greatest possible
PromptneSs, Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion of
Democratic Ideas and Policy in the
affairs Of Government, Society and
Industry.
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NOTICE..

10000 hogshead and barrel
stay en- on hand and for sale by the
Madere Bros "Fashion Store" just
below Hahnvllle, La. Give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
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FOR SALE.

Any one wishing to buy a light
second hand hack reasonable, can
secure u bargain by applying at
this office.
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CHOICE SEED RICE.
CHOICE CAROLINA SEED RICE.

For sale cheap, by E. L. SOniAt, Victoria
plantation, Loft bank, below Hahnville, St.
Charles parish, La.
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cRo1cr CAROLINA SEED RICE.

For sale By X. viterho, "Edmee" planta-
ton, Right bank, Luling Post OGiOS,St. Charles
Parish, La.
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gTHTS PAPER may be found on ale ct Geo.
i p Rowsll g. O's Newspaper Advertising
Bureau tIU Spruce Mt. J where advertising CON
traats may b. made for It in NEW YORK.
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sCemmuniOaelaas handed in later thAa
Wednesuay evening, will lay over until the
weak following.
WAll esmmanieatieas mWss DO wittAa On
enc side Of the paper.
~ The full name and address Of the wri
Ter must accompany each communication, net
fer qualifications, but ~ . matter Of good faith.
ENrCommnpioations Of pcraOAal chAras
scr will not he recognised, anlOss frem res
ponsibIe parties. In such eases = charge Of
~ 50 asuusrs will be made.
We cordiallyInvits oerTsspendenOo FROM
eli parta Of this and reiGhboTing pSrishes.
ReutfnllV solicited.
nv oUR READERS CAN HELP Us
greatly, Il. when writing to or buying gseds
from our advertisers, they will simply say
eAsy aaw their cards in this paper.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-02-21

OuR ADvEMTIsGHG RATES
Are Very Moderate. brnd fer Prices.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-02-21

lOGBPH w. CARE
ED1roA AND PunLIsHEA.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

y building was in process ofcrcctou oppu-
site public building III Washington city.
One of the clerks who had been looking cut
Of the window for some time, said TO anouher
clerk who was reading newspaper:
Il have been watching that workman
oveI there and lie has not done Il lick of
work in all that time | wonder what lie
gets paid 70, >"
Just about the sane time the workman
remarked to Il fellow work man:
Just look at the Government clcrl; oyer
there. He hasn't done anything except look
cut of the window for the last half hour. No
wonder the country is going to the dogs"
II From Texas Sifings.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

How to Cue Sore Throat Que who
has tried it, communicates the following
seasona'lc item about curing sure throats
Let each one of your half mill on readers
buy at any drug store one ounce Of camihol-
ated oil, and five cents worth Of chmate
of potash. Whenever any soreness appear.
in the throat put the potash in half a tm-
bier Of water, and with it gargr the throat
thoroughly: then rub the neck thoronghl,
with the comphoraded oil at night before
going to bed, and also pin around the thraa,
a small STR pof woolcn flannel This is a.
simple, cheap and sue lcmcdy.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Nice Chocolate Pie Two cups cl milk
and two tablcspoonfuls Of grated chocolate
put m,u the cold milk: set into kettle o.!
water and bring to boil, stir often while
heating, and when nicely mixed sct away
10 cool:' then beat together onc-half cup Of
sugar, the yoks Of three eggs and the white
Of one Cor pie, and pour into the milk,
pntaIl rto the ratc already lined win
a crust, not previously baked, and bake
slowly as you wo ID custard. For an
icing beat the other two Whites with one
half cup nfpowdcred sugar, spread whcn
the pic Is nearly cool and return to tliv uven
to brown slightly,
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

A GIl who cannot afford an expensive
evening dress, but wauts a pretty one, may
make one costing only 3d. Six yards Of
white crnoline, which comes from eight to
ten cents per yard will make plain dress
without an 6Nerskirt. Then take 50 and
buy twenty yards Of soft, pretty Oriental
lace, which comes at twenty cents yard,
four or five inches deep. Flounce the skirt
to the waist and cover the waist, which
should be cut square, with puns of the lace
by sewing porpendicularly together, aud
finish by a ruflle- Take the forty cents left
and buy two yards of white Ottoman rib
bon for a belt and bow at the side This
dress will look charming on young gnl.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Mothers should understand that tie
excessive habit OF lautliug and kissing p,t
cats aud dog is often dangerous. Pamper-
ed animals me very liable to diseases Il
mouth, throat or stomach. Their exlala-
tions h%athcd hy the children who roudlc
them frequently create sickness, and sun,
times death, The cause Isnl being cycu ,u,-
icelcd. A medical writer says ut is a
source Of danger that should be vid IA,
known aud prevented - Boston Her
aid.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25
The Co=ita,ions OF an lnuuial.lyc BOY

notice however much a girl struggles
when you tly 10 get a kiss, il she heals
her pas sep approaching She always lcts
W "a the struggle long enough to nab The
kiss before tie uld man appears
notice NJ matter how homcly a woman
may think hyr husband is, she always takes
itas gospel truth that her new baby is the
prctticst in the wur i, aud ''luoks Just like
its father.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

lncXremlye plum cake: One half Iu,nd
OF butter beaten .toa c.ram, then mis- i
half pound Of moist sugar, one pound vi
cuHants quarter ui pouLd of mixed peel
Cor less to taSte), cut very small, op,- -ha +
found Of -four and four eggs well beaten.
Bake in a moderate oven lor two houis
The cake should not be eaten rev, aud is
better kept some days.-Tl II. Y, Herald.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

When lntting away tile silver tea or
c2llce-pot, which snot used every day, lay Il
little stick across the top under the cover
Iht" Will allow fresh air to get in and PIE
vent tile mn>tincss al the contents, familiar
T. hotel and clearinghouse suilelcrs.--Bos-
ton Gljbr.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Fruit Pudding g:-Onc-halr pint each Of
mo!assrS, sugar butter and sour milk;
three eggs, two teaspoonIuls Of soda, cloves,
cinnamon, nntmeg and rasins; flour to make
q stiff batter Butter cake pan; pour in
the mixture; set in steamer, cover tightly,
and steam two hours. Do not remove tie
lid until ready 10 sc!vr. Serve with suue,.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25
Jn,l ISSUED, ne G. a. Il Grand

Jmst Issued, thc G. a. IL. Grnnd
March, . very patriotic and at;,iir picc,
Of mus cnI rn., rrrisc is The publication o:
The q a 4. Mach. comios.d hy john
Wic@'nd and dedicated trJnhu s. Knnut1,
Ial" cnnmau@c' -tr-chcrhy Igm. Fischer.
lorap, "
fhcrti@ rosc hears very line lrrua
or tl,r lNtr Commander, with ,,rti.g Of
Appropriate military cmhlcms-huucrs
can""r. dun corps at he ed of tIc
Pamlc, q glimpse o! battle, aud 50 ol The
music is very spricd, with majestic n,elo
dy running lhrouglrtirrtijrcm# m#rcl Plicc
soc, puct -
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25
Tn Great Dcmnnd.but No. o.common.

Are checks fashionable nuw?'' asked a
highly dressed dude of his tailor as he look
ed over lis ods. II don't believe they
are, sir, was the reply, for haven't seen
any Of them around lately He looked
50 hard at the yonug man when he said it
that it caused an absence in the shop very
rapidly
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

boston tea cakos One wcl-bcaten rgg,
'wo tahlespoontu's OF sugar, one cuptul ot
sweet milk, orc tablespoonful u soda
d. lived ia the milk, two teaspooulul< of
cream tartar sited into the dry llpur two
l"capng cnpiuls Of sirtcd flour, one table
spoonful Of butter, melted Bake in small
tins Boston Budget,
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

"Uncle NJ 81, him am dp ftc lias bccn
pdym' my distress Ter lie iubly aud
accomplished Miss M1t.ldy SNOWFALL, but
de tender relation which has desisted he
tween us am served fIlcbber, sah. she
Ibis next door to de cullud lady who has a
wash bill a&in me- 50 | jess made up my
mind 70 traaslrr my dcfcctions ter some
uddel lady what am more fayurably locat
ed, sah.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25
Wilmington
Clothing
House,
AND
Fine Tailoring.
mo. 8O5::-
MARKET
ST.
ln". W. Diclcndorf, Manager.
Jn". W. Dicrcndorf Manager.

WIlMINGroN, DEL. April l9, s..
Having removed our place of
business to the above number,
we solicit continuance OF your
patronage feeling assured we can
give you satisfactory work. We
have a stock Of Suitings and
Trowserings to select from equal
if not superior to any in this mar
ket and our intention is to make
this branch a special feature Of
our business. Thanking you for
your orders in the past we hope
to merit a continuance Of the
same.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

The discussion of religion is often con-
dattrd with warmth. Years ago. John
llowiand, thc bnlbrI, whp WIS a violent
Unitarian, gltmtoa 4 controversy with one
Of his customers, who was an Episcopaliar.
Finally, NJ. Rowland saia .'Who are
you that knows SO much more than the
rest Of u, = Win, am :" sud The aged
opponent With his face covered with soap
lather, why am an humble, praying
Christian, you d-n hcath,n you =
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

My mother made an inexpcn i've Afghan
for my sisters baby Of one yaId of rose
c1loled scrim a"d one of ecru. A half
pound of cotton batting makes it warm ard
heavy enough for winter. Tack it like
comfortable in tufts of pale blue and white
worstcd, and button-hole the edge with
pale blue. The rose is twelve cents ya,d
and the ccru eight. 1t is very pretty,
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Rice Pudding Two and oue-half table
spoonfuls Of rice onc-half cup of sugar, one
quart Of milk, salt nutmeg and rasins il
desired, and small piece OF butter. soak
the rice in IA part Of the milk two hours.
then add the otl q ingredients, aud bake
slowly two hours.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Miss i.tlIhcth Cleveland is sad 10 speak
tom languages lluetly. Itut Wien she
secs mouse u@dcr her hcl sklla wcll
bet second Land hustle as,iri,t Chicago
corporation lawyers carck hat ,ne yrls il
plain, nndatcmtcd Eholisl lS. Lou,.
Nag q &c.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Chicago shls don't have to .o, themselves
down with r1pes, or rshindown ladders, when
they want to elopc. The old man opens
the front door for them, carries the bundle
out on the slcr', and locks the Ilor with
the remark; when yru get tired Of your
cowboy, come nom and take the cook 5
place At thrsc dollars i week. Detroit
Fee Press.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Chicken Salad: Chop separately the
breasts Of two chickens, two large buuches
celery, four hald-boiledeggs; put together
and mix thoroughly. Make a sauce of one
tablespoonful of sugar, one of made mustard,
a half cup Of butter, one cup Of vinegar
pour hot over the salad.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Carrot soup is light summer soup, easily
made. A quart Of grated carrot gives it
the flavor and color, and the other ingrcd-
tents are twoquarts ofstock, two tablespoon
falls oi butter, two Of Il ,ur, one OF salt, haIl
tablespoonful Of pepper, an onion, ana \
pi"t ut milk Or cream. Cleveland lead
cr.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Take your shuts, collars and can, tn IL,
Ci'y lmnd'y Sixth and ShjpIcy Streets.
Our Trade mark Satisfaction guaran,rcd
and goods delivered promptly.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25
ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES,

Buns.-One quart of bread sponge, three
pounds flour, three quarters of a pound
of butter one pound of sugar
is required. Into a pint fwa.er stirenouah h
flour to make asmooth batter, add nearly
pint of yeast, cover set in warm place
and let rise Cream the butter and sugar
together, rub the -four in by handr Is.
work smooth, add the sponge and mill,
enough TO make soft dough, knead well
aud set it to rise over night. In the morn.
ing knead it lightly and roll into sheets bali
an inch thick, slt into small round cakes
and put in buttered tin to rise. When
light bake in a quick oven. When done
wash over with the yolk of an egg and dust
with powdered sugar.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Yes, 1t any h,an4c.r,ko, sud Jones,
who had been persuaded by his best girl
to test her culinary abilities, hut for the
Lust two night, >iurc ttatcd it I've seen
more little devils hobpobins, snakes,
wild cats aud spo ks than would crowd 4
seven story paademonium. 81. Paul Her
aid.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

Bean Soup: Soak one quart Of beans in
watel over night; pour OIL the water, add
fresh and place on the fire until the skins
will Slip easily; remove to cold water, rub
well and the skins will rise to the top,
where they may be remove. Boil until soft
in two quarts Of water; mash the beans,
thickcn with little -four season with salt
aud pepper.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25
ioc., 25c., SOC. and SI.oo.
HOME TESTIMONIALS:

10 -JoNal
H. n. of ISazl friend
O Iazin }alm cured me
Il, los s.
IT, Int t,n- ~ ,s.la syer saw 4d"d trd u1
t" doctors Temporary cr began taking razIam Balm 1883
bad HiY
Hey. brazilian ll Tf DO all that you claim HyC C"rdI lad
tn
"h pr said the Bazianam in
a EHgpcrr
r. " d u R- lost 3idrm in days with scarlet
~. y. Ll,ntg Httrri
H"" nS Druggists and Dealers O iptorp by
6 r. JACKSON ~ Wilmington Dial
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

The largest assortment uf Nccktco in
this city at Humphrey BrothcIs.
352 MARKET st.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

rs i by magic ones pains vanish if he be
a sufferer from rheumatism OF neuralgia and
applies st. Jacobs Oil, tile pain banishcr.
Fer Coughs and Colds Red Star Cough
Cure Is safe, pleasant, sure remedy
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-07-25

y iuIl line Of tlvs and Ne kycdls ,t
yaucgattd culur, for fifty cents each
Humphrey Br thrr,
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