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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-16
HOW YOU CAN TELL,
Whether or not you have any known
or unknown disease lurking

about your system:
Fill clean hottie with your urine. tThe first
voi1ed in the mo,nu, l. the best Let it stand
- to ~ hours. Then, If there IS any whit sh or
rory mucous cloudy app, arauce, or offensive
odor or til re is ANY brio dust. or sediment OF
any li'id Ut the Bottom. greasy looking scum on
top, very high coloe-,i, YOU POSITIVELY
NEEt TREATMENT. (;f Gnv physician enyS you
do n | will prove that von do or forfeit Sinr0.l
And shout write DR.. Foot. Jr., giving DIES ripuun
OF urine and all otl er KNOWN symptoms at once.
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ETSTNSTS cF MAN.
DIR. ALI EN-,
26ia Kearny Street. Sen Francisco. Cal

IS. have VEGETABLE COMPOUND. the results
OF lIany years of specs! practice and hard study,
which under nv special advic. HAS NEVER FAiLhn
OF srCoEss ~ the slSa Of LOST MANHOOD, paosrAs
yoEKIIA frC, o3lu
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turna Emission Aversion TO Society Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the Head: the vital fluid pass.
ing Unobserve,. in the urine aud piany other dis.
eases tbst lead to insanity and death.
DIR. AINTIE, who Is u regular physician (grad.
uate of the University of pennsy lvanta), will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUSnRrp DOLLARS fer q case
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE under
his special advice and treatment will not cure,
or fer ANYTHING impure or Injurious found in IL.
DIR. MiNrIE treats all private diseases success.
fully without mercury. Co.'s ULTATIoN FREA.
Thorough examination and advice, including
a'ysis of urine, s., Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
81 80 outl!u. ~" fNrr times the quantity, $500
sent to any address upon recci pt Of r'iee. c. O.
D, secure from observation and in private name.
if desired, by 4. L. MiNriE, II. D, II Kearnl
street San Francisco, Cal.
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DIR. FOOT, JR.,

Has established PROMINENTLY the most complete
Medical and Surgical 1nsll.
tutS. in America ut
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TE' RITZ RY or IDAHo,
COUNTY OF ALFuRAS.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
g it = gain.
The JOHNSON BROS.

Having purchased the Stock of J. H. Primrose
are again at their old stand in the Retail Shoe
BUSINESS where they hope to sell all their former
customers and a host of new ones Our manner
OF dealing when here before our experience in
handling leather as manufacturers the knowledge
gained in our connection with the Jobbing Trade
will assure the intelligent Public. that we CAN
select line Of Boots and Shoes that will prove
the most satisfactory in the market for the money.
The fact that we have to depend solely on giving
a better Shoe a greater variety handsomer styles
on the different widths OF last to secure your
patronage, ought to be guarantee that we WILL
give you all the advantages we claim.
We begin 1T the foot Of the ladder with Ladies'
Pebble Grain Bulton . to s. at Sl.0O per pair,
not an all solid leather sole bat slightly Shoe
and sold all the country at %.Zj it will give
pretty good wear Our next is a Ladies' Pebble
Grain Button = to s solid sole neat style and
shapcIy on the foot, we'll worth the attention Of
those wanting good, cheap Shoe. Our next
will take in several Of The best makes Of solid fine
Pebble Grain Shoes in this country at 81 80 These
can always he relied on for wear, VERY DURABLE
This brings ua to our line Of City made Pebble
Moroccos. One heading the list at &l75 is
handsome fitting Shoe, and well worthy Of
being in the $500 class, but we make profit
enough at 5l.7j and our customers can keep the
other quarter for the New Savings Bank. And 50
we run the list we cannot discmbe them all just
now but they are here and more are coming, and
what we have said Of Ladies', may be equally well
applied to the Misses Childrens, Infants, Mems
Boys and Youths None are the Auction Jobs
where the best Judges pick up nine Bunders to
one Bargain. We had almost forgotten to say
we have a new invoice 3 widths) of CYRUS
PHILLIPS Shoes, celebrated all over this wide
country for durability and perfect fitting. Neigh
bo Cosden, who handles 0livers Shoes says
either make will out wear most other Makes at
the same price, 10y one-third and he wouldn't say
it if he didn't know; he's been there a long while.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

New YORK PHILADELPHIA G NORFOLK RAILROAD
EXpRESSEs.-Le Leave Philadelphia 56 a. m. week
days, and lilo p. m. daily. Leave Baltimore go
a. m. 7.3j p. m. Wilmington 945 a. IN, weekdays
and ll.56 p. III. daily. stopping at Dover and Del
mar regularly; and at NiddctoNn. Clayton,
Harrington, and Seaford to leave passengers from
Wilmington and points North to take on passen-
gers for Dclmar
NDrhbOt1id trains leave Delmar 12.l0a. m, daily
and 400 p IN. weekdays Dover 1!6 a. m. and
5.l5 p m arriving at Wilmington $40 a. m, and
62? p. m" Baltimore 6i3 a. m, and 800 p. in and
Philadelphia I 01 a. m and 7l0 p m.
NciD castle Accommodation T'GiHs.-Lcave viii
mngtou at G.15 j. ~. and $50 p. u. Leave New
Castle at 125 A. VI. and s. r. VI.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAlNS.-Lcave Smyrna
for Clayton 723 633 $50 and l.07 a. NJ, Ia, AIS
4.42 and 7.l3 p. NJ. Leave Clayton for smyrna
7.3l, Sll 1904 and Ills s. NJ. 1874, 425, I5l and
7.5i p. NJ.
CONNECTIoNs.-At Porter. with Newark u Della
ware City Railroad. At Townsend with Queen
Anne'SS Kent Railroad. AT tClayton with Delaware
e Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore G Delaware
Bay Eailroad At Harrington, with Delaware,
I Maryland e Virginia Railroad. AtSeatord with
| Cambridge 6 Sgafprl Railroad At Dclmar with
| New York Philadelphia * Norfolk, Wicomico e
/ Pocumnkc, and Peninsula ItGijroad.
CHAS. r. PIGH. General Manager.
| j. i. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

JAMES II. DEPUTY, MILFORD, KENT Co, DEL,
says, Nov 3, 1881 In the fall of 1882 purchased
two tons OF popular fertilizer at Sl8 per ton one
half ton of another at SO, and Onc-half ton of Or
chilla GuanO which drilled in with my wheat
side by side the same quantity Of each per acre
am not sure now that got quite as much wheat
from the Orchilla as from the others, but il filed
better and kept green longer. However, the next
wear injured tiae crop Qf hay far as me Orchi0n
0ds usCd and the rest Of the field was NOT lCOrth
HOlOtHg. ! had a fine pasture the following year
only where the Orchilla was applied. The field
has since been successfully in corn, wheat and
grass, and all the time you could see, as you can
see to this day, the improved crops Hp TO the Ucy
line 10 1rliich the OrChiHd applied. / consider
Orchila worth all il costs as a land inprOver and
grass grower and am glad to know ! can get it
again. / have purchased all the fertilizer l need
for my wheat, but must have one ton of Orchilla
anyhow.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
KENT COUNTY.

WILLIAM D. HOFFECKER, KEN
TON, KENT COUNTY, DEL, Nov. s,
1891 Il used last spring 800 lbs. Or
chiila Guano per acre on corn. ! think
the crop was increased by its use i5Cehty
bushels PER- Gcre | have used it this
fall for wheat, and will certainly use
it for corn next year
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
TUEODORE HOMES. ~. GEORGE'.

THEODORE JONES, ST. GEORGES,
New CASTLE Co., DEL, Dec. 2d, 1884
i used Orchilu Guano in 1885 ON
wheat on very poor land, and although
it was badly eaten by the fly, | made
very satisfactory crop. In May last
| sowed one ton on ten acres Of corn,
after ploughing, and l had splendid
crop, and the beauty Of it was that it
kept green and did not burn, although
it was on light and sandy soil, and the
season so dry. / will apply it this
winter for corn next year, for | am
satisfied Of its efficiency.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
70 K MULAE
FOR
Corn Fertilizer.
SUCCESS VS.. FAILURE.

The Vile formula. the
Stockbridge formula, and the
formula of Lawcs have been
thoroughly tested in various
and careful experiments.
The results were generally
unsatisfactory, and often un-
profitable.
In his observations, Pro
fcSSor Atwater concluded
that no suitable and profit
able Corn icrtilizcrhad been
discovered. All were a fail
uTc.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
09aa1tdmaKRr's.
PHILADELPHIA, April 6, 1885.


Have dress-cloths fallen?
No; but three wonderful
things have happened here.
Cloths haven't fallen, we say,
because there's no fall out
side. Nowhere else are
dollar ladies' cloths sold for
IS cents but we are selling
tons Of them-literally tons
of them Fifty different
colors and mixtures; best
dollar cloths. They haven't
ceased to be dollar cloths;
for they bring a dollar every
where else, wherever they
are. $3.50 for six yards.
Plaids Of a similar cloth,
dollar plaids for IS cents;
fifteen color varieties, as
pretty as any; not quite so
wide, 5O-inch. AS uncXpcct-
ed as the ladies cloths.
Still another. PIaids and
stripes and clouds and mix
lures all in one; all these
without pattern, law or order;
twenty varieties, more per
haps; $I.25 for 81.
What makes these three
events here peculiarly
strange is that they happen
only here. They are very
big events. BY ar the big
gest is the dollar ladies'
cloth for IS cents.
Southeast from The center
The coming black silk
For a year or two the grOs-
grain weave has been losing
favor CaC.cnifc on one
side las clcaIg Won the lead.
FailIe iranyalscis coming on
the other
Fable francaiso isn't new.
1t has been cd9ing It's waE
into use for TWO or three
years. 1t isn't as a novelty
its coming. 1t is going 70
take the place in d main cr
of gros-grain in the higher
grades of silk.
Cachenlire is the common
weave Of silk Of lighter cord
so light that one hardly
thinks of cord at all.
Faille Francaise has twice
as heavy cord as grOs-grain;
and it has a distinguishing
advantage over all the other
weaves it comes in competi-
ton with, viz, it is tight, does
not slip, can't be drawn or
pushed apart on the warp.
We h4v" at present five
grades Of ldti.e Francaise
$3.50, $I.75 s., $3.50 and
S.. Even the lowest grade
deserves the best we say
Of it.
sou.awo>' aram Il. SCR.
y novcit il jerseys is a
fleece jn.I -.u.kinet with a
silk in.s1. trimmed with
beads, good .or both look
and waru! Ofanother sort
are those Il are nothing
bur beads aau bangles.
There are cashmere jer-
seys with white vests, the
vests elaborately ornament
ed with applique work. 9th
ers with embroidered polka
dots. Prim-looking jerseys
with standing collar and vest
piece literally covered with
narrow braid put on edge
wise in various designs, also
trimmed with Hercules braid
Military jac k e is trimmed
with straps of velvet and tin
sci braid, pink, blue, black
All-silk jerseys, woven in one
piece, cream, white, blue
black. All-wool jerseys as
low as $I.25.
1908 Chestnut
Ohm WANAMAKER
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets,
and City.hall square,
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

SpOouer, the new senator from Wis
conSin. weighs only about 100 pounds,
but we are assured that about three
pounds and half Of his weight con-
sist@ of brains. Quality ANA NOT guam
tity is Spooucr's stronghold when. il
comes down to the vulgar question Of
avoirdupois.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

DAVID X. WATSON, MILFORD, KENT Co., DEL
writes June 2S 1884 II used Orchila GuanO on
my corn the second week in May last, on poor
ground and now my corn stands touror five inches
above my knees, and ] think looks better than
that beside it on which ! applied homemade
fertilizer.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
Elliott, Johnson & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Wilmington. DeIaxvo,,e,


Buy and sell Stocks Bonds and all otber eoorri-
ues on commission and have Direct Private Wires
from from their office to all principal cities and ex-
snGniges. train and Provisions bought and sold
in Chicago. Deposits received and Tnterest al io,y
ed, Local securities and mortgages bought and
9ON' mar 7-ly
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

Robert w. Wiltbank of Lcwes is said
TO have almost 1000 spring chickens,
with the number constantly increas-
ing.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

Ebe Tunnel of Lewes has been ap-
pointed Pilot Commissioner, vice Laban
Lyons, deceased.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

NEW ATr9RNEY-GENERAL.- Coy.
Stockley Tauislay, appointed his SON
.n-law, JohnF. Paynter, OF Georgetown,
attorney general, in place OF George
Gray. Dir. Payntcr is Il years old,
and is editor ui the Georgetown Demo
cfai lie has served in The State sen
aJe, and was deputy attoruey-general
about twenty years ago. In 1872 he
was delegate % the democratic nation
al convention az Baltimore, aud atreuH-
ou-ly opposed G.eticy's aomil3..on.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

Price :-S25, on cars or boat in
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

George W. Joseph, for many years
mail route agent on the ID. NJ. & V.
railroad between Lewes and Harring-
ton is lying very i'll at his residence in
Lewes. Misplace isat present supplied
bv d. w. Brereton, Of the latter place.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
G4e Smptra Times,
.SnaY2'N0, Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon, April 8, 1855.
smyrna Branch Trains.
CInsing of Mails.

Going North. 7.2SA NJ. SPAN. 11O5A.M AS P NJ
S:0inS South, $50 144P.M. 4.42P. NJ. 7.43
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
0rClilla GuanO,
A pure bird depOsite.
A SPECIALITY FOR CORN & OATS.
NEVER tails 70 MAKE GRASS,
ENRICHES the SOIL.
Read what the Farmers say.
NEW CAsTLE COUNTY.

JAS. II. HOFFECKER, WHINING
TON, DEL, October Sd, 1884, writes -
| used Orchilla for the first time this
spring on Corn, alongside of barn-yard
manure, and am much pleased with it.
The corn is fully equal, if not better,
from the Orchila than where the ma
nure was put. shall use Orchilla this
fall as a top-dressing OF my permanent
meadow.
STEPHEN SPRINGER, WILMING-
TON, DEL, October Sd, 1854, writes -
| used Orchilla this spring on corn
broadcast, 400 lbs per acre, and it has
given me an excellent crop. NotWith-
standing the long drought-the corn is
fully matured, and well filed out. l
shall seed the land to oats and clover
in the spring without any additional
manure. Am using it on my wheat
this fall.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

The first appointment in Delaware
under Cleveland WAS the Keeper of
}Iahon's River Lighthouse, and he is 81
Republican,
This was not an appointment hut u
promotion made by The Lighthouse IN
spcctar accordance Witnthc custom Of
the service, and without regard to the
politics Of the individual.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
J. B. Cooper.
4 New Offer.

Although I shall continue the Dry
Goods business in the Room back of my
Grocery Store when completed, now offer
all my present Stock Of Silks, Velveteens,
Cashmeres, Flannels Dress Cloths, Cotton
AIDES, Cassimeres, and every thing else in
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Mattings &C.,
except a very few staple articles, at Cost, for
Cash, until get them moved again. These
Goods are all up Stairs. Ask for them in
the Grocery Store and we will go up and
wait on you. Remember the offer, Cost
Cash.
J. B. COOPER.
Els<S~G Groceries and all other Goods as usual.
J. B. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

Nellie, the 4-year-old daughter of the
Rev. A. l.. Bunstein Of Milford, died
March 2Sth.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

Sheriff Robinson went to Whining
ton Friday, ANA brought lIcury Rtjsin.
ooIorcd. to Doves and iod-yl h.A ir
jail There. Bu-iu broke jail with Boz
Alien nearly ytWOy yearsagO. They were
awaiting iliAi i1s uumc.opS robLcries
committed near Camden 3aisiu after
his escape located near Sharon Hill Pa,
where he has been at work since. He
Was arrested there by Wilmington
police officers "Wednesday, whn secured
the reward Of $50.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

The Delmrneaaj came out Saturday
in llat-footed opposition to any increase
of representation whatever for New
Castlecounty, whcthcrby constitutions
al amendment or constitutional couVcn-
iiil. All right" as Cheap John used
i. say. if you think there is no here
after Etey Eroning.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

The Grand Jurymen of Kent county
authorizes us to make the statement
that they will present any and all shop
keepers who keep their stores open
and sell goods on the Sabbath. This
will interfere with the tobacco and can
dy business mainly.-MJord Cdroniclc.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
FOR SALE.

~ Two Handsome Mares, years old
s1Es# sired by the celebrated thoroughbred
&S|~-% stallion, Clematis
-NS~JssNs TlIOS. Z. BAILEY
Jam 2Stf Near KentOn.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10


a rseent writer on the subject of religion
in the Celestial empir, states that near Pek-
ing, n few miles from the walls, on IL.
cas-, is an enormous tree which fell more
than two centuries ago and which has been
there ever since. II = called the divius
tree ami . temple has heen erected for is
worship. The people believe that spirit
lives in n near the tire AMI should b. w5r
SHIPPED from motive, 4 prudence The i'm
r.eslse siz1 Of the traa is the result Of tic
spirit energy I. L. believed that it could
MT have grown SO large without present;
divinity
Vt hauian, five - SIX DAYS south from
Ieking. there ara some iron bars in we'll
In tunes 4 drought they are taken all ;he
way = rekinS to Re prayed t. for rain
They ate placed In one temple after
aEotarr and prayers are offered =
them I'll the showers fall Tic
bars are then revereutiy escorted bacA l.
Eautan and placed in the well till they are
again needed In such case the Chinese
believe iha: there Is a powerful spirit or 90
mus IL the vel aud in the bars AMI that tbs
spirit accompanies the lars To rekinS 81
hack again
Ihi, IL Chinese contemporary fetichisra,
lut in the ancient books there Is no trace %.
feiichism The objects Of worship were
either Individual spirits Of parts 4 nature
TIE ruling powers Of the universe from tie
highest . the lowest. were divided into four
gUea; classas-G'd, the subordinate hcay-
enly power, the higher earthly powers. and
lie rum erirs, spirits that Peop'e earth ani
AR 'gne subordinate heavenly powerS were
;ls season, the sun, moon, stars. cold AM
heat ficli> All drought The earthly low
ers Were the gods Il the mountains and
river and the las, named ara the spirit,
still remaining. Nothing Is said If human
spirit. though tbesc were ~OrShip-ad then
a. now. in the ancestral temples Bu: tie
worship IN this instance. consisted only Of
kneelir- praying ami offerings
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10
GODDARD
iULN.

GODDARD. Has. june 9.
To the Editor of the Eagle
sam Nolan had his hand painfully
injured playing base ball saturday.
knofllock n Son are shelving the
addition to their store building.
Evidently "Ncmco" cannot write
eligible or your compositor don't
know the difference between Mrs. and
Misses.
Your type setter made me say that
the party given by the Misses Bryan
was on Sunday evening 1t should
have read Tuesday
There was quite storm of wind
and hail here Yesterday morning about
: O'Clock. Several win i-mill- were
more or les wrecked. some buildings
uuroofcd and some trees blown down.
Most of the damage was north of
town. where the hail injured growing
oats. wheat ana corn To cnnsidera-
BILE extent. Your correspondent has
not learned the cxteut of territory in
jurcd. but il i believed Ia be small.
The Ladies Aid society will give
strawberry festival At the opera house
Wednesday ev"niu-.
Our Goddard preachers II ave the
pleasure OF preaching to large audi
enccS every SUNDAY.
Chiidrcn's day will be celebrated
with appropriate services NJ the Meth
odist church next SUNDAY.
Lyman and Simpson have kindly
given the ladies the use Of their frecz-
er TO make their icc-cream "Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Pope. of Illinois. i Wis
iting her brother. :. l.. Pope.
A. NJ. Pyle has traded his T, sidence
property TO Joseph knoflloch.
There will be match game OF ball
Saturday at this place between our
boys and picked nine from Clear
water
Irwin has added nice line of rock
ct knives 10 his drug stock.
John Turner is better pleased than
ever with the Happy Valley since his
return from Illinois.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Kas, June s. 1888.
10 the Editor of the Eagle
Rash of business has prevented Us
from communicating with the Give
bird of the Arkansas valley for some
time.
The reports OF "A prospective light
wheat crop from SedgwIck and adj
Joining counties, and in fact from
various parts of the state are not YER
flied by the reports from the farmers
oi this county. Some fields of old
ground were froze out during the
winter. but that which survived i
more than usually promising. In
fact. Pratt county will produce much
more wheat than ever before. GAS i
looking well. and large area #
sowcd corn i backward. but the warm
weather of The past week has pro-
duced decided inprovcm- in it
A. an evidence of the couiidcnc, of
the farmers we would say that one
firm here. Temple Bros, have already
sold over fifty harvcstcrs aud binders
We predict that Pratt county will.
from tins wear. take her rank ~ the
banner county in the state for wheat
business here has been unusually
good the past month, and or mcF-
chants are of course happy.
\ number Jf mex buildings have
recently been erected. Among those
deserving special mention are the
house of Travis X Son. 2jx60 AMI two
stories high. a fine residence bs Mr..
Travis. and another residence by liz
son-in-law, Mr.. Hull The above
named gentlemen are from la Porte
Ind and will open up wholesale and
retail grocery house. Several other
neat residences are in course or cree
lion, and our lumber dealers rcpor; 4
better trade the last few weeks than
ever before.
The Fourth will be duly celebrated
here. all the arrangements having al
ready been completed.
\ great deal of country real estate
in the county has changed hand, this
spring. The parties buying are men
who have money and intend to i'm
prove the farms they purchase.
EUIA.