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at the infected point by perfecting all
arrangements to meet it in advance of
the occasion, as
(G) By providing a corps of officers
TO conduct hOuse-tO-hOuse visitation
IN the infected and threatened districts
Tor the purpose of discovering and
treating cases of premOnitory diarrh9a,
OF giving instruction on all matters re-
latlng to food, drink, the disposal of
excreta, etc, and of experimenting the
dislnfectiOn of clothing and premises.
(0.) BY arranging for the establish
ment OF camps or quarters in dry and
Well-dralned localities for the accom-
modation of persons temporarily re-
moved from badly-infected houses.
(c) For arranging for the extempor-
lZatlon OF small hospitals in the imme-
dlate neighbOrhood of the infected
locality, and for the establishment of
an ambulance system in connection
herewith, for the conveyance and re-
ceptlon of homeless cases and of those
from houses vacated for cleansing and
tumigatiOn as being dangerously in
fected.
1t is believed that President Cleve-
land Will recommend that aid be
extended to certain State boards and
local organizations and that sanitary
inspectors be located at points where
the epidemic may appear.
Secretary DunwoOdy, of the National
Board, says: I'VE may expect visi-
tatlon Of Asiatic Cholera this season.
and President Cleveland says he will
decide this week in what manner the
appropriation of $35O,OOO in the Treas
ury, with which to combat small-pox
and cholera, shall be expended" The
lesson of prudence therefore is not to
wait to remove unhealthy conditions.
out proceed at once by publication to
!1I Precent oI thelr introduction by every
means within our power.
II to be fOrewarned is to be fore
armed, the battle of the summer is
within the compass and the reach of
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a SAD heath

The death of Harry Wright son Of
Constable Thos II. Wright, on SUNDAY
morning at the residence of his father
III thls town, was GHa of particular
sadness, coming as it did al dat period
wheh life and its prospects aFe fhe
most buoyaRt, He was a young man
OF unquestionabie character and CON
duet, virtuous and upright, not only he
cause it was the road to success b"t
because the best Of his mind was in
mat direction. He gaVs I'D his posi-
tlon as clerk in the feed store of Pobert
Denney, the first Of March. for life of
greater activity, becoming the salesman
ior Nursery. His second trip out was
IN the neighborhoOd of Hartley. where
the Diphtheria was such a scourge last
Iall, and where it still fingers. After
coming home he was taken with this
iatal disease, and after alternating he
tween hope and fear for the period Of
two weeks, he finally succumbed 10 the
fell destroyer as above stated, On sun
day morning. Monday the day he was
buried was his 22nd birthday.
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The Morning NeWs has shown not on
ly the enterprise but the value of a
we'll directed journal to a community
in uncOyering and exposing to the
gaze Of an astonished public the Policy
shops and the decentralization attendant
upon them. There are it says nearly
fifty places in Wilmington, carried on
as secretly as possible, patronized by
nearly 200O people who spend their
earnings from week 10 week in the
hope Of getting a fortune. The editor
says:
Hundreds of men, boys, womOn
and girls, white and black, have be-
come so enamored with this way Of
trying to get money, that they live but
10 satisfy IL craving for indulgence, asa
means to p2OlOng I'm existence, already
made miserable by worse habits. 1t IS
a part of the lowest phase of human
life. While the hackers" are men of
sufficient cunning to withstand the ex-
treme degradation with which they
have to deal, their customers are most
ly buta corpse of the life first breathed
into man by God This utterly de-
praved condition enables the great evil
to thrive, for it feeds on ignorance,
superstition and wrecked lives. Its
thorough organization shows that clear
heads and bad hearts are at the helm.
The work unseen, employing others
upon whom they can reply as man
ayers, called writers, the color suit
ed to the particular location of the
" shop"
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U NC oWyFNU
Letter from CIaVfnn

MR.. EDITOR Il understand two
Offices are about being built on the va
cant lot adjoining Abel Sevil's store. to
De occupied respectively by DIR. Har-
monson and Charles E. Moore, the lat
ter TO enter upon his new interest in
the shipping business, for which he is
so well qualified through former wears
of experience.
Ihe new twO-story building for John
+. Hudson, at his lumber ward is being
rapidly pushed to a completion The
hrst floor will be used as a hardware
salesroOm and an office for Mr. IT
The second floor will have a neat hall
ZOX32 feet, to be used as a lodge room
Oy the new organization known as
knights of the Golden Eagle. ." a soci.
ETY. embracing some of our best men ;,
ArbOr Day." we gather. was a snc-
cess ana illustrated one of the refining
influences to which the popular heart
is subject. Our people are interested
IN TINS matter of shade trees. Abel
SeVll has set out fine row of them ON
ms new property; others, too. are fol-
lowing what we may now call a ems
TOM, as fast as they get their grounds
in shape. 0"i'
George Whitlock is lying very i'll at
his home with pleurisy. Mr.. WbitlocE
IS thought to be the oldest man in
OIty tyIOh-past seVcnty-nine wears
A large congregation, taking advan-
tage OF the fine weather, assembled ot
the Ewell NJ. p. Church, SUNDAY after.
ternoon, but met with IA disaDDoint-
ment as the newly appointed pastor
Rev. Mr. Thompson failed roecbino
mere III season. Next Sunday. how
ever, we believe he may be counted on
The invoices of nursery stock for tho
week have been very heavy from
many sources and we think in thp
man Will prove satisfactory. thouob
certain OF the selfstyled " Gilt edoe .
dealers may subject themselves to crit
lclsm which we would fain avoid unless
pushed to do so from positive knowI-
edge of their methods
we are having most of Smvrno,s
carpenters at work here Just now
Charles u. Stevenson, Joseph Evans
Joseph Wright, George Rash. Chas
Yam WiRkle, and their help. Mr. Per- |
klas ms IS busy on his own place.
Inc Grangers are coming! Al
hudson has under way tWo-and-a-
nall story building on Jimtown road |
zOX32 feet; the second story to be used |
l As meeting Hall by the foregoing as
IN, LEAR.
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Maryland Items

The Cecil county schools will close
May 22nd. N'0''0
The farmers ofSomerset county COM
menced planting corn last woek.
The Easton Gazette, which changed
hands recently, was sold for S8,5OO.
The Confederate Bazaar in Baltimore
netted the snug little sum of S37 900
Tor the poor Confederate soldiers.
DIR. b. ID. Evans, graduate of the
Baltimore College of Pharmacy and
surgeons, has located at Millington.
At the recent session of the Court
neld IN Denton, Emory X. Burnite.
Esq, was admitted to the Bar. He
will locate at Easton.
The OratOrio of Queen Esther, was
successfully rendered in Baltimore on
last wednesday night, under the man
agement of Prof d. P. Wyatt.
Talbot politics, like Kent and Caro-
line, are said to be warming up. and
already number of candidates are in
the field for some of the Offices.
Mr.. l.. DOdson has received n letter
from his son, William p. Dodson d,tod
Africa, Feb. 25th, which reDorts the
Bishop Taylor Missionary party ali
well. ''''
The next meeting of the Easton Dis
trict Preachers Association will be held
IN ChestertOWn, May 26thand 27. The
curatOrs appointed are j. ID. KemD +
g. Maonichol and j, NJ. Lipdalc.
Mr.. }. +, Hendrickson, president of
the Philadelphia Produce exchange.
was married Tuesday of last week TO
Miss Anna NJ. Ru0f, of that CITY. He
IS native of the eastern shore of
Maryland.
Miss Mariana Winder Robinson.
daughter Of Judge John NJ. Robinson.
OF Centreville, was married at ut. AnGe's
Church, Annapolis, Wednesday after
noon to VIM. Freeland Fullam, ensign
United States Navy.
The 9IaGGQcl Eastern EirqiniqR saws
that the Misses TazeW eli Of Northamp-
ton county lost in the recent bank fH-
lres at Norfolk, Va, the 500, 900 which
hey received from the N. Y, p. &N.
& IT, Company for Cape Charles city.
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The Ruhls A gain.

The family of Ruhls who bouobt the
farm of James McCarter in Appoonini-
mink hundred, some six miles from tbis
town and who moved to it about a wear
ago from Pennsylvania, have become
quite conspicuous as thieves. the loss oF
poultry and other things in that vicin-
ity now being traced to them. They
consist Of father and two sons. Tbe
Central NelrS published at Perkasie
Bucks Co., Pa, thus speaks of them .
This community felt considerably re-
lieved last year when the Ruhl family
notorious thieves and Jail birds. re-
moved from here to the State of della
ware. They had been COMMITTING rob-
berries nightly about the heighborbood
until our people could no longer put
up with them, and they were routed
out by armed citizens They jumped
their bail in our court, and left for the
state of Delaware, where, it SENS. thew
have been carrying on the same sort Of
business as here.
Some time ago we reported in those
columns that John Sherm and A NJ
Geisinger, of Hilton had lost a horse
and carriage, and all efforts to capture
tie thieves seemed fruitless. Last
week a couple of cOnstables visited the
resort of the Ruhls in Delaware and
there found the missing horse and
carriage. 1t is said that at the time Of
the visit the carriage was iust'receivinr
coat Of paint for the spring campaign
and the horse was found dead. buried
beneath some leaves in the woods. witb
his head and one leg cut off so as to de-
fy recognition from the owner. the
horse having had marks upon his fore
head and one leg by which he could
have been identified.
Louis Ruhl was taken into custody nv
the cOnstables, given hearing before
a justice and lodged in Jail to await a
requisitiOn from the Governor of that
state. He will then be transferred 10
our new county Jail at Doylestown.
where, if he escape not, he will be kent
until tried, and if we do not misinter-
pret the feeling against him, he will get
a long sitting in the Eastern Peniten-
tiary. Louis Ruhl was married to a
young lady just the night before he was
A pity that he will not receive Della
ware justice. About sixty lashes with |
the cat-O-nine-tail would have been a |
variation in his criminal record !
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Building and Loan.

At the annual meeting of the Smyr-
ma building and Loan Association last
week the following officers were elec-
tea Tor the ensuing year President
John II. Hoflecker; Vice President. A.
+. Griffith ; Secretary, J. B. Cooper ::
Treasurer, J. P. Hoffecker Directors
term expiring 1886, +. J. Colt. JOS. B.
FARES, j. II. Cathcart term expiring
1881 Geo. NJ. Stevenson, ID. r. SMITH
ers term expiring 1888, VIM. II. Carr.
Chas. +. Moore Auditors. Josepb
Wright, f. II. Beck, +. NJ. Fowler
The association resolved to open a new
series on next Tuesday night provided
taken. ''''
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Kenton, Del. AprH 2lh, 1885.
For Me SmNrMa Times.

'N' btt ''myfHJ 4tHttS.
Mr.. EDITOR Times are very dull
in this section nothing of any impor-
tance has occurred lately to startle or
amuse the people. Dame Spring has
at last visited us. We hope she will
continue to be our guest for a good
season. Father Winter seemed rather
reluctant to depart. He has been
Spring bound in his icy fetters so long
that farmers have become impatient.
-District No. 66 (Taylors Bridge
raised a tax of four hundred dollars
(S4OO) for school purposes, which is far
IN advance of any of our neighbOring
districts. Abram Hayden was re,
elected clerk and Harry Staats was
elected to fill out the unexpired term
of RObt. Warren, who moved away.
The commissioner holding over was
Jas. l.. David. .-Wheat is bcpin-
nlng to revive since the warm suns
made their appearance The work of
plowlng goes on very slowly, and not
many have begun. .-The Young
men are cleaning up their carriages
preparatory to the Summer campaign.
which isjust beginning to open. -
The singing school, under the instruc-
ton Of c. w. Andrew, of Harrington.
Is progressing finely. 1t will be car
RED on for at least another halfa quar-
ter. Dur merchant, A. Stats, has
Just returned from the CITY with a large
supply of new goods, which he is pre-
pared to sell at bottom prices.
REX.
Tayior's Bridge, Dd., Apr. 20, 1883.
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BADLY I1avia-ed.

On Sunday morning last three of our
young sports went out for a stroll over
the mill dam, and in crossing over the
rounded timber which constitutes the
tootpath, one Of the number fell in the
race up to his eyebrows, and came out
asserting that this was the most badly
Davis-ed fOOtpath in Delaware. He was
carried around the back streets and de-
ll,vered to his room for thorough
change Of clothing.
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o." 't' ''hyt HA AtHttS-
EDITOR TIMES A teachers ear is
always sensitive to criticism of our
public schools, whether they come
through private sources or the public
print, whether dictated by solicitude
for the schools welfare or 6v angry i'll
humour, whether reasonable and inst
or manifestly injudicious, all comments
on methods Of teaching, receive very
careful attention.
An anonymous correspondent of the
ZINES last week, writing upon "Our
Public School Methods, . shows in some
OF his observations much sense and
judgment. His general ideas are GOOD
ana his article appears to have been
conceived IN proper spirit, but
what he says Is contessedly based upon
hylng rumor5 in regard to what's done
and what left undOnr. He might be
able to Judge much more correctly if
he would visit the schools and examine
the various departments for himself
Visitors are always welcomed bv the
teachers and the welcome Wouid he
particularly hearty to one compcteut
and willing to give advice. Advice
when based upon personal observation
and given in friendly spirit, would.
am sure, be properly received bv
teachers and members Of the Board of
school Directors. SO much difference
OF opinion in regard TO the best meth
obs OF instruction and in regard to the
practical value Of work now being done
IN our schools exists because opinions
are so often based on the evanescent
ana erroneous rumOrs of an hour in
stead OF on personal observation. 70
all interested in the schools. to all dis
satisfied with them, to all who want
changes Of any kind, those in authority
have said in substance, again and
again: Come and see and after
you have thoroughly examined. give
US the benefit of your judgment" 9
The well-meaning criticism of vour
last weeks correspondent tempts me
to say to him and through him to AN
well -wishers of the school that teachers
will be glad to see in their school rooms
hose interested in education.
A TEACHER.
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Merchant TniIor-

Ia" natural successor to F. w Fow
Ter in The business Of Merchant TaiInr-
ing was Carl W. WillumsCn, who has
@ Deen at the head Of his tailoring de-
P3rtm'nt since last summer-a man
VINO 1t is said has not male a misft
since he has been with Mr.. Fowler
lie leit "A good position in Baltimore to
come from the city to the purcr air ofa
country town and has made himself in
valuable hy his mechanical tact and
steady business qualities. Mr. Fowler
GSoinmends him to his customers and we
a. lltve no doubt MIR. Williamson will re-
celVe ihe liberal patronage which such
" store OF his should command.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22

,,.i.,t arc frequently. preceded by a sense or
aI ~ ~ te back, loins ana lower part Of tl.
aDaoinGn causing the patient TO Snpb@s b pa t te
some affection of the kidneys or nefrhbNr,,i mas
saS' ant Al times symptoms of Indigestion ar nre
etc moisture like pcrspiratioi, me >I"aeh
ocr! uISNSTeea6le itching alter getting warm =
fflT PiIns Tnii5 attendant Blind. Bleeding and ichinp
saiIso !eIlu M at Vhct I" The application OF Dr Re-
H. Nv ~, II'S REMEDY. which acts directly unnn
tne parts affected absorbing Tie Tumor, TPC' ii',
Ing .he intense chiug, ami uiI,,,iu., u n''r'-s
~. Te.n TurS; ir!ce ." cents Address. Tie Dr
Hoiiecker, smyrna. Del 70 ''''i d! . Jas. T.
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GBt gngrna Cimcs,
SMI2'WU, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Apr. %, 1855.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HOFFBCKER Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
SUBSCRIPTIONS One year 300 III advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofseven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
ANl COLLECTING AGENCY, -

y dbSSr4S, Houses 8nd Lois iGkOu for Sale or Rent
Am klnIs o. ACCOUNTS and bills collected mort
sageS negotiated dnd money to loan an busi.
vs. w. ip5uSled with us shall have prompt attention
W. sIall 90 Qll m 1tr power 10 seeE hrsttlfss an.
vesllhehts' anq sell all property given us to fhe
nnery Dest advantage We hope by our ptomtt-
u - alli onr endeavnFs to d > our duty as Real
d.sta'e brokerage, tn merit part Of your patFOn
aSe' Have employed hest Of counsel for advica
}. H. PRIMROSE Il CO, Smyrna. Del
s,.eu Office over Post Office
De closed out at a bargain. "''i
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
Ear lae smArnn zymss.

The Bible reading on the second
coming of Christ, by DR.. Isenberg of
Thoroughfare Neck, Sunday evening
proved to be one Of the most interest
ing readings ever given in Friendship
M. E. Church. He had on a canvas
stretched on the wall, diagram of the
world in the different ages. commence.
ing with the antediluvian world. tbe
time OF Abraham, the birth of Christ
His death on the cross, his ascension
into heaven, the descent of the HOLY
Ghost unto the Gentle nation. showing
the time of Christ's second coming. ac7
cording to the best Bible students
thought to be probably in 1890 and not
later than 1895, when he would gather
together his people in the clouds lat
at the marriage supper of the Lamb).
and descend with them on the earth
to reign through the millennium. the
Tune that Satan would be loosed ON
the earth and the Judgment ON the
W mite Throne, ending with eternity.
lie backed all his arguments with t6e
strongest Scriptural texts. The dis
course, listened to by large and at
tentlve audience, proved to be highly
edifying. SI n
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22

There was an extra large audience
at church on Sunday, and all seemed
pleased with our new pastors discourse
though it was difficult to repress IA
smile, when in the course of his re.
marks he had occasion to refer to hav-
ing gone to hear Mr.. Beecher preach,
which he seemed to think might cause
some one else to stumble, therefore
apOligized for so doing, or, rather, said
it occurred several years ago, when
Beecher was more orthodox than now.
One of our young men is soon to take
to himself one of the fair daughters
of Easton, Nd.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
BUSHES LOcATS
on first mortgage ''iS 10 loan

One to five thousand doIIor..,
on first mortgage. u loan
J. II. Primrose & Co
Wilkinson has in stock tb.r,
Latest Patterns of Wall Papers very
J. E. Carter has engaged Jo.o,,
Stephenson, an experienced 'uSrph
1ahger, to take charge of his na,i.np raper
department for the season "ffTTi'hg
ready for business. lie Is
Ladies', Gents and CbiIdran,sc
meres, at J. B. Cooper's. " 'oSsa-
Reward, Birthday and Easter C..,
aC "ilklnson's, next door to PostnlFuuS'
J. f: Carter has in stock IN ooo
IiECES T. of this Springs Pattor,HOOO.
Choice WALL PAPER. '''''rhS Of
VA! a full line Of Dado Shades. cboon
"ilkinson's, next door to Post"tIicpe f'p at
Deyoe Brilliant Oil. the hest a.3
est oil made, at J. b. Cooper's. '''''' s'i'
The Foot Up.
Roots ana III uish"W us snow al SevilS "a supurb s,,t
factory to all that may favor lin & iI De- salts
biS eoslahtiY S,nd adding new aud varou. T He
countinr Iounce IN exchange for goods %
PRICES. f'"''F j. compared with
A. SEvlI., Clayton. bel
H.; ), +. Carter is prepared to do all
NJ MhlilqS OF Painting and Paper Tanoin.,,' all
AT the shortest notice.
Blank Books. all Styles. Sizes ,nd
Qualities, at J. b. Coopcrs anu
f,o',, Window nd Shades made and adjusted
. o''' '''' cents up, WLKINsoN.
van lanes iesl r; Hoffecker, the Druggist, vl. is
i, i'"hIls ailer the interest Of I'M. en-, ' j.
mas mas NO" secured the sale Of nr '"iner,.
@ cnra ug C,n-,, syrup remedy thar never 1, iiin
,,, N"uSn> CoiIS, Pains i'm Tie rbt a 'n.' '2
free. '''''> ana =. Samples
Order any Book You want ,t : =
Cooper's. '''''' at d. L.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
MAR RRIACES

y, ,lt.tI Rlt.EtIEVE-Q2LDFIELD.-In the NJ f, Church
FRANK W. REEVE Esq, editor of t5e va' ylnd4ie t
Hiuuie'own' ana Miss Mamie Oldfcld, Of Dover.
fkAIIEl'-SMlTH-In Willow Grova Anil
lst, at the residence of the brides nora,,s APIll
p ~ FllehaTd, Miss Hattie smith, daughter of
l. CODY smith, to ). Gus Frazier. -''ei Vi
SMI SMIII-SCARBOROUGH-On April 18th O,
ti tile Ires3ylerian parsonage. in Dover. bv Rcv 4
fI1 fSto1heclpher Mr. Benjamin f. Smith TO Mrs EIiz@'
Oe'" l. scarborough, both Of this county.
~ 1,'O!oIER-JARRELL.-On Wednesday evening
I2t k2d lRSt. IN the NJ. L. Church south Goldsb"r6
his cot mr. L. o,3 n93oRGr son Of ExShe Cooper of
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
SIDE e Bracket and Extension I.a,nn.
at j. b. Coopers. ' ''''''' I'S'
VA, "A iuIl line Of Ceiling Decorations ,t
" liNlhSon >, next door To Postoliir,
YOINI: AII,N -nr,nn,..

ot,;.r. f. I '",.l NJ. BELT 60. oi Marshall N'frL
H'l[I> Rr, 10 Send their ceichrsfci E;rIr1 Wiz.
nInr ana other ElEcTElr AIIIfl<,l- ON ,,,.I
To- rlrn Young or old anrfri ,i
a,,I III " loss "t Nitalit, and li,.,,ll,.
ndm niI EIndrcd troubles Also iar ,p,.,..
C1ni,Jis-,l"' piraIy>i> AND many other i,.ra,,.
hood y5g g1griy,j [gI,"9'|l TO- health yig,r aud MAN.
TI"'yS ulai is allowed. Write tArm ~, ,',.i. i NY
Illustrated pamphlet free at ""'' Tor
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
Boarding.

Large comfortable rooms with Board
Enquire of
Jan -S-u DIR. c. O. sWiNNFY.
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WHAT

w H at
EVER you intend purchasing in the
way Of Carpetings, Rugs. Window
Shades, Curtains, Poles, SC. it will nav
you to wait and examine the now com
plete line of samples which will he
shown by my representative ON his
second spring trip.
thank you kindly for the liberal or,lor, ,,i,,,.
MN on his first trip, and Respectfully ask that v0m
s mIpe'I carefully the quality, patterns and prices
"i ms llne winch he will be pleased To show you
at AT, iiSlha rouse smyrna. April 23ud and 2}rd
morning afternoon and evening. ''" -''''
PAYNE G. GREEN
323 North 2nd Street, Philadelphia.
- p. S,m,-oldesSaa. April 20th. Middletown. 2I,t
apr 22-2w
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,,L ..u..r, Rough ON Coughs"
ASS ior Rough on Coughs for Couobs Co153s
'oie hIoat Hoarsene>S. Troches l5c. Iionid 55c
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22

HE Perkins 4 House Non.Fv,Io,
I'VE I'VE Lamp IS the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Cooper. y d D.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
NRnnrh N -. =.

;Papitationl, Dropsical Swei.ings, Dizziness In.
u uiIS[IIIii94i IaIi. Headache SeepleSSness cured by
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
liable, laolf and Pocket Cutlery at B..
IIsT A.. 1.nnn

b-, uHN, ,I"PulouS dealers may tell Won tI..,.
m'e,, a,,i s[ifHrs Tor Cough, ana Gods canal ~
,vl"pt I'r H0SankoS CuugL and nm, ~,r, ',
you INSIST upnn thi> remedy and XIII fsI
o,'lSi, you are liable 10 be- greatly drrei,ri
0''''S an" =. Sold 'y las r. IIofeckcr
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
INIPOR1ANU,

d. ,'vn MLvn you VISIT or leave New York civ saw.
l:NpTgS. and Carriage Hire ana tb
EieSant rooms fitted mp at a cost of ono
E!,."IS' !,,ri' IeIHctu u slG1 ana upwards per dsr
y;,b wH;Tb"ptan 'u plan Elevator Restaurant lnnpIicJ
oie ocSJ it"fSe cars, stages and elevated
r1 T"r'I"au 10 aiI deputS Families can live bettsr
dor les money at the Grand Union HoeI tbon .,
an! oIhcr trStcas, hotel in the city sr,,i ',' d, a..
Smyrna times., 1885-04-22
DEATHS,

so,, kfiTillI-ln f 81 this town April 1911. Harry r
So yea ~ vi lhoinas H. and Mary C. Wright. agci 3a
=, HIS loss we deeply feel ''' '''' us
but our Father who is in heaven
VIII ali our sorruws heal
For Jesus called him quickly.
lie couldn't say good bvr"
But, Oh that happy meeting
When we shall meet ON hi,5h