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Nous lisons dams lie IravoilleM
du III cOurant.

Nous lisons dams lie Trdv0illeMr
du IL courant.
"Un membre du clerg6 nous en-
vote SIS pour publier un court
compte-rendu dune distribution
de prix. Nous lui ofrons nos re-
merciements, ct nous citons le fait
CONNIE exemple d suivre. Notre
presse canadienne a tant dc diff
cultes q surmonter que tout acte
de g6n6rosit6 q son egard lui est
dun grand secours. Les associa-
tions nationales, le clerg6 ct les
hommes d'affaires ont les moyens
p6cuniaires q leur disposition, ct
lis devraient encourager, par des
dons GU des annonces, nos bons
%journaux, ceux qui luttent pour DIES
causes que les patriotes ont q occur
de voir triompher."
N. E.-Nous concourrons pleine-
ment dams les remarques de notre
confr4re de Worcester.
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MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.

.-.g@
A une assemble des Canadians
francais de Menominee, Mich, to-
nue. le % du mois dernier, il a 6te
decide de former une association
ST. -Baptiste. Les elections
ont dome le r6sultat suivant
Pr6sident,-Alphons Lauzon:
Ter vice-pr6s.,-Hercule Raiche;
2e I" Octave Brissette;
Secr6taire,-F6 Felix Vincent;
Asst-secr6taire, --JosephLebrun
Sec.-corresp.,-Dr E, Grignon
Tr6sorier,-Joseph Garon;
Com.-ordon.-Am6d6e Raiche;
Serg. d'armes,--Ant. Boucher.
Visiteurs des malades, "a. Lau-
zon, JOS Huot, Georges Loranger.
M6decin de la soci6t6, DIR b.
Grignon.
Tous les officers ci-dessus nom
mes ont 6t6 6lus q lunamit6.
La soci6t6 compile deja au della
de cent membres ct promet d'etre
une DIES plus forissantes de l'Etat
du Michigan. -CoMMUN1QUE
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Convention du college de Mont.
real.

Les anciens 6leves du college de
Montreal qui, durant leurs cours
d'6tudes, ont pratiqu6 la musique
vocale ct instrumental, ct qui l'ex-
ercent encore aujourd'hui CONNIE
professor GU amateurs, sont res
pectueusement prizes d'envoyer
leurs noms ct pr6-noms, oelui de
leur residence actuelle, du registre
de leur voix ct de instrument
qu'ils jouent, q M. Fable B. @.
Desrochers, PISS, rue Sherbroo-
Ike, Montreal.
P.S.-Priere q tous les journaux
de reproduire.
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F. s. GOODFELLOW & Go.
PHI. ROY, commits canadien han9ais.
mo, 245 ET 247 NICOLLET AVENUE.

Savez-vous CO quill fault faire
pour censerver vos montres?
Faites-les nettoyer une fois Tan
chez M. W. G. Leber, horlo-
ger ct bijoutier, Nc 208 Hennepin
Avenue.
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M. Jean Lacombe, notable CT
toyen de la paroisse de BEAUFORT,
Quebec, est en- visite d Minneapo-
lis depuis ce matin, ct rhote du
Revd Pere Dagneault.
M. Lacombe SO propose de Sc
journer quelque temps dams notre
vile. Nous lui souhaitons la bien-
venue.
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Depuis lie 30 mai dernier la SOM
me des prets fats par les banques
de New-York s'est 6levees de $685.
10000 q $780,, 206,400, soft une
augmentation de IA millions sur la
periodic correspondence.
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HER soir a l'assembl6e DIES d.
recteurs de pOrphelinat Catholi-
que de cette vile il a etc decide de
faire un bazaar dams la premiere Sc
maine de septembre proclaim, en-
favour de l'institution.
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Nous apprenons que M. le D1
Guernon de Little Falls a etc ap-
point6 par lie President, collector
des douanes pour le Minnesota,
Nous applaudissons de tout occur 9
co choix jrdicieux de la part du
commencement.
Nos cordiales fluctuations q M.
le d. Guernon.
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Bureau de placement Canadien,
gratuit.

Les entrepreneurs, menuisiers,
macons ct terrassiers trouveront
touiours y cs bureau des ouvriers
d'exp6rience, sobres ct bien recon-
mand6s.
Adressez-vous au No list
Street South.
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Les taxes collect6es au bureau
du tresorier ct de l'auditeur du
comt6 de Hennepin depuis le Ter
Mars au 30 mai 1885 SO montent q
81. 504. 989, Ii.
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Tous ceux qui d6sirent voyager
aux Etats- Unis ct au Canada, fe-
ront de grandes 6pargnes en- ache
tant leurs billets de passage de M.
Jos. C~harbonneau agent
general pour la vente de billets de
passage sur les chemins de fer,
No 6 Washington avenue, directe-
ment en- face Nicollet Hotel.
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Faites vos provisions de groce-
ries chez z. Demeules & Gle.
Grends avantages offerts. Proftez
de la reduction DIES prix.
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Les pertes totales occasionn6s
par le feu aux Etats- Unis ct au
Canada durant les six derniers
mois de Pann6e sontd de $5O.OOO.0OO.
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Peut-etre avez besoin de fourni-
lures pour meubler une chambre
GU une maison, ct vous n'avez que
peu d'argent compliant. Sill en- est
ainsi, allez chez SMITH ms
STORE, Ill Nicol-
let Avenue, ct vous aurez le plus
beau choix possible de fournitures,
meubles, tapis, poeles, garnitures
de chassis, en- un mot tout ce quill
vous fault pour monter une maison.
Nous vous laisserons avoir ces ef-
fets 81 vous voulez settlement nous
payer I'm tiers compliant ct la ba-
lance par placements a la semaine
on au mois, sur termes tres faciles.
Nous nous faisons un plaisir de
montrer nos marchandises, que
ron achete GU non.
SMITHS I~NSTALLMENT
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A YENDRE.

A bon marche un lot de 40
lao, ct un magasin, coin des rues
Spring ct Pierce. S'adresser B z.
Demeules, 27-.1st str. s.
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II est rumeur que Gabriel Du-
mont, lie brave m6tis don't le nom
est dams toutes les bouches, sera 3
Minneapolis dimanche proclaim ct
assistera q I'assembl6e des Cana
diens du Ter quarter, annonc6e
pour Z b. du soir au No 4l9 rue
Broadway.
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LIE Pacific Hotel, a Cedar Lake
est devenu la proie des fammes
jeudi dernier.
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Cercle Litteraire de la Jeunesse
C%anadienne FRANCHISE de Min
neapOlis.

Dimanche proclaim, a 2 b. Pm.
il Y aura assemble generate des
membres du Cercle Litt6raire, au
lieu ordinaire de leur reunion, pour
Tann6e courante.
Nous constatons avec plaisir que
cette institution fond6e il y a apei-
ne six mois par quelques Jeunes
Canadiens aux aspirations patrio-
tiques, volt grandir tous les jors ses
l6gimes appearances de success. Nous
ne voulons pas dire par Ia quill ny
a pas Gu, GU quill ny a pas encore
d'ombres au tableau; non, car tou-
to euvre bonne ct utile est 'infail-
liblement assaillie par l'6preuve
des son berceau: le contraire au-
raft lieu de surprendre, mails nous
disons que les premiers pas du
Cercle Lltt6raire pr6sagent certai-
nement lie success. Nous remar-
quons d'abord que le nombre de
ses membres s'est accru rapide-
ment ct quill y a chez eux le cou-
rage, la volont6, des dispositions ct
du talent, ct surtout cette 6nergie
perseverance qui vainct les obsta-
cles; en- second lieu, que le travail
accompli depuis six mois 6tablit
implement quill y a chez les fon-
dateurs du Cercle tous les elements
du success, nous men voulons pour
preuve que la soir6e dramatique
du "a JUN dernier.
II est bien vrai quill est dificile
pour ne pas dire impossible, de
CONTENDER ct de satisfaire tous les
gonts, mails dams une @uvre CONNIE
celle-ci, don't le but est tout patrio-
tique, celui de malntenir au milieu
de nous u n cercle disbursements Oh
la 1eunesse canadienne puisse Sc
r6cr6er honn6tement ct %s'instruire
en- meme temps, il ne devait y
avoir qu'une seule voix pour ap-
plaudir aux efforts tent6s par les
membres de ee cercle ct les encou-
RACER. Et le public canadien, quill
nous soft permits de lie dire, est sur
de faire une action louable autant
que patriotique en- honorant une
telle oeuvre de son appreciation.
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Pres dun tiers du peuple des
Etats- Unis est engage dams l'agri-
culture.
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lie 4 Juliet a Tower.

CONSIDERATION DE LA PREMIERE
EGLIsE SOUS LES AUSPICES DU
REV. P. B. CHAMPAGNE, MISSION
MARE APOSTOLIQUE.
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dies pour 15c. Tous nos Csc. White
q Cream Figured Swiss India Ii
mons & Persian Lawns pour l8c.
Tous nos 35c. Dimity Lawns, Plaid
& Stripe India Linons, White q
Cream Figured Swiss, pour 2bc.
Venez de bon heure ct assurez-
vous les meilleurs choix.
~SegeIbaum Brothers,
Coin de la NicOllet Avenue ct dc
La Sc rue.
Dele ROSE SAUCIER,
commits canadien.
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Poissons sales des meilleures
Qualities chez 2. Demeules & Gle.
Stock vari9 de groceries, provi-
sions, epiceries q prix populaires.
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l1,663 emigrants ont laiss6 l'Ir.
lande dams lie cours du mois de
mai dernier.
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ST vous voulez acheter de bonnes
chaussures q bon marche, allez au
No l19, Nicollet avenue, ct adres-
sez-yous q M. LIS. q. Demeules,
commits canadien francois.
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Nous attirons l'attention de nos
lecteurs sur l'annonce de la Mer-
chants Tea Company.
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LaBraSh Bros.
Forgerons de q ex-
perience ct d'habilite.

Attention spectacle est donn6e
aux chevaux boiteux, estropies ct
vicieux. ainsi qua toute sorte
d'ouvrage qu'on voudra bien leur
confer.
N. Labrash sollicite respectueu-
sement le patronage des ses COM
patriotes.
No. 1314--2e rue n.
Minneapolis, : MINI.
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|Grande Reduction
dams les Epiceries
n. Demeules Co

informent leurs pratiques ct le pu-
bic en- general DIES Reductions
suivantes.
Fieur Xxx par 100 lbs 3 40
White Lily 50
+" S& M best 2 65
Coffee Green 25 lbs PKgs. per lbs 0 121<
choice Green rs lbs Pigs.
per lbs 15K
Dust Tea Good s lbs fer 100
Japan {" Choice 8 lbs 90
Uncolored Japan ~ lbs for 1 90
Extra Choice per lbs o4
/" Gun Powder Tea o so
/" English Breakfast 0 SO
Oolong Tea per lbs 0 so
Rice Best IA lbs for l 90
Prunes IA lbs {" / 90
Steamed apples 10 lbs for 1 90
Soap Every day % Bars for 1 90
Already Is 1 90
Canned Coon choice per Dez. I 10
& Tomatoes g 10
Table Peaches " &c 1 65
Erie apples1 gal per Doz 2 90
Syrup in Kegs / so
Salt per Bbl, / 25
Kerosine oil per 5 Gals. $50
Goldfish Whole in box per lbs 0 O5
Siskowit in 4 BIS s as
Herrings IN Kits O75
Mackerel Good per lbs OS
Reductions speciales pour ar
gent compliant.
Les commands de la Champagne
seront toujours remplies ave.
promptitude ct expedi6es avec tout
le soin possible.
2. & Gle.
No 81 First Street South.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Minneapolis IA Juliet, 1886.
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informent leurs pratiques ct le pu-
bic en- general DIES Reductions
suivantes.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

of Living Curiostes Elevated Stage Deep Aquarium Half
Mile Track for Bicycle Contests, and
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

The plant of The Dan. Baltimore's
suspended newspaper, has been bought
by H. J. Ford for S27 900. who will
start, it is said, an organ for Gorlnan
The failures Of the banks at Norf ,.k
va. fall very h' avily ON the people Of
the two lower counties of this PENN
sula. Their losses will reach at least
$4,000.
The members of the NJ. i. Church of
ChestertOwn have determined to erect
magnificent pipe organ in the spaci-
Gus audience room of the church, and
to that end the young folks of the
church have determined to hold a grand
fair and strawberry festival sometime
during the month of June.
Peninsula TraUeJ and Traffic.
Never before since the opening of a
railroad through the lower Peninsula
has freight and travel been as heavy
as it is now, except, of course, during
the fruit season. An official of the
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad stated day or two ago that
over fifteen hundred passengers were
carried over the road from last Wednes-
day to Saturday. At the Salisbury
depot Tuesday the amount Of freight
taken away was very heavy, and the
charges amounted to 81 300 The run
from Salisbury to New York is now
made in six hours and thirty minutes.
and to Baltimore in six hours.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
At It Again
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 host of new ones. Our manner
of dealing when here before our experience in
handling leather as manufacturers, the knowledge
gained III our connection with the JObbng Trade,
will assure the intelligent Public, that we CAN
select a 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, greater variety handsomer styles
on the different widths OF last to secure your
patronage, ought to be a guarantee that we WILL
give YOU all the advantages we claim.
We begin at the foot of the ladder with Ladies'
Pebble Grain Button, = to s, at $l.00 per pair.
not an all solid leather sole but a slightly Shoe
and sold all over the country at 81 % it will give
pretty good wear. Our next is a Ladies' Pebble
Grain Button, 2! to s. solid sole, neat STYLE and
shapely on the foot we'll worth the attention Of
those wanting, a good, cheap Shoe. Our next
will take in several Of the best makes of solid fine
Pebble Grain Shoes in this country, at Sl50 These
can always be relied on for wear VERY DURABLE.
This brings us to our line Of City made Pebble
MorOccoS. One heading the list at Sl75 is a
handsome fitting Shoe and well worthy of
being in the $500 class, but we make profit
enough at Sl.7j and our customers can keep the
other quarter for the New Savings Bank And so
we run the list, we cannot describe 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, Childlens, Infants, Mems,
Boys and Youths. None are the Auction Jobs
where the best judges pick up nine Blunders to
one Bargain. We had almost forgotten to say
we have a new invoice q widths Of CYRUS
PHIL LIPS' Shoes. celebrated all over this wide
country for durability and perfect fitting. Neigh
bor Cosdcn, who handles divers Shoes, says
either make will out wear most other makes, at
the same price, by One-third, and he wouldn't say
it if he didn't know; he's been there a long while
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

A concurrent fishery law is proposed
for Maryland and Delaware in the
NanlicOke river,
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
FOR MULAE
FOR
Corn Fertilizer.
SUCCESS VS.. FAILURE.

The Vile formula, the
Stockbridgc 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-
fesSor AtWatcr concluded
that no suitable and profit
able Corn FertiIizerhad been
discovered. All were a fail
urC.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
MARYLAND IteIns.

A concurrent fishery law is proposed
for Maryland and Delaware in the
NanIicOke river,
MIllington has roller rink, and the
people OF that vicinity are as wild over
u as any ether town.
r. II. Lewes, Esq, formerly Of Har-
ringtOn, has associated himself with
George NJ. Russum, Esq, OF Denton,
II is said that Carroll & Son Of near
fredericksburg lost $4,000 by the burn
ing Of their steam saw mill recently.
Easton, is to have a water supply
from auesian wells. The work will be
done during the present year and by
home capital alone.
Owing to the drought last summer
coarse provepde very scarce 10 Mary
land, and large quantities of haled hay
nave been sold at Easton.
Young & COlbOurne's saw mill with
9l90,O0O feet Of lumber was burned at
FocoHoke City early last Friday morn
lhg' Loss, $4,000 10 Insurance.,
charles Collins, young cOlored man,
mas been lodged in Snow Hill JAIL
charged with an outrageous assault on
an aged Lady in Worcester county.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

JANIS IL DEPUTY. MILFORD, KENT Co, DEL,
says Nov. s. 1854 In the fall of 1852 purchased
two tons OF popular fertilizer at SiS per ton, one
half ton Of another ut Slj, and Oue-half ton of Or
chila Guano. which drilled in with my wheat,
side by side the same quantity Of each per acre.
am not sure now that got quite aSmuch wheat
from the Orchilla as from the others, but il filled
better and kept green longer. However. the next
year ImOrcd iHe crop Of hny as far as the Orciidn
1CdS USed and the rest of the field not jCOrtb
Ia0lCing. ! had fine pasture the following year
only where the OrchllH 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 mp 10 the terg
line 10 trhjch the OrciiYu trOs dppii1d. consider
Orchia worth all it costs as land improver and
grass grower, and am glad to know can get it
again ] have purchased all the fertilizer need
for my wheat. but must have Oneton Of Orchilla
anyhow
DAVID X. WATSON, MILFORD KENT co DEL.
WriteSJ June 2S. 1881 II used Orchilla GuanO on
my corn the second week in May last on poor
grOani and now my corn stands fOurOr five inches
above my knees, and | think looks better than
that beside il on which ] applied home made
fertilizer
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
GGaltattaker,s. =.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1s. 1885.

After Easter do we need
to say that hats and bonnets
are ready? after our Open
ing too? We do need to say
that nothing ought to be
more transient than early
millinery. We scarcely had
five-hundred made on Open
ing day; but the workrooms
were busy with more; and
they will be. Opening partly
shows our fashion notions,
and partly tries your taste.
1t is as much for our instruc-
ton as for yours. Can we
be idle afterward, think you?
Everything out of which
hats and bonnets are made
is here too. You think in
abundance. May be. But
think how many there are
to provide for. The millin-
cry quarter is full from morn
ing till night.
East from the Arcade steps. Trimmed hats
and bOnnetS upstairs.
Coats and dresses for girls.
Ulsterettes of plain cloths,
large plaids and rough mix
lures, belted and pleated and
plain, with silk lined hoods,
with belts Of wide Hercules
braid and with ribbon bows.
Tailor-made Ncwmarkets of
fine tricot with braid bind
ings. With wide pleats on
the back fromcollar to bottom
of skirt. Newmarkets with
vest fronts and straps of
braid. With hoods and with
out. Jackets of lightweight
stockinet and Jersey cloth,
trimmed with Hercules braid
and tinsel. Tailor made
jackets of fine tricot~ and
flannel. " Norfolk" jackets
of small checks, with wide
pleats front and back and
wide belt, in imitation of the
jacketworn by bicycle riders.
Jackets trimmed with buttons
and braid put on diagonally,
beginning at the shoulder.
Dresses innumerable, in all
manners Of combinations Of
materials, cOlors and trim
mings-fancy run mad.
1905 and Chestnut,
Velvet-and-frise grena-
dimes: little velvet-and-frisG
figures on a grenadine
ground, 70 inch, So, the same
that cost us $3.50 to import
not long ago; from this up
to SO we have many quail
ties and patterns that are
very desirable.
Soutachc or Escurial
grenadine, ike escur.al lace
although a few pieces were
imported last year, it is
regarded as one of the hits
Of the present season.
Twisted-silk grenadines
with damasso effects and
velvetspots-just from Paris.
Another "a leaf pattern)
with design in grenadine and
velvet groundwork.
Southeast from center.
Dress-patterns Of cambria
nainsook and swiss, with tho
requisite embro.dcries, one
or two Of a style in the cost
lier styles; 81 to $50.
Colored marscilles and
printed piqucs, for tailor
made dresses and boys kits.
Too various to even hint at.
Nainsook embroidered for
children's Mother Hubbard
aprons; nowhere else.
Everything belonging to
white dress-stufs and en-
broideries to Tighten them
Southwest from the center.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets,
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
KENT COUNTY.

WILLIAM D. HOFFECKER, KEN
TON, KENT COUNTY, DEL, Nov. s,
1884 II used last spring 800 lbs. Or
chilla Guano per acre on corn. | think
the crop was increased by its use tweaty
bushels per acre l have used it this
fall for wheat, and will certainly use
it for corn next year
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
THEODORE JONES. ST.. GEORGES

THEODORE JONES, ST. GEORGES,
New CASTLE CO., DEL, Dee ID, 1854 !:
i used Orchilla Guano in 1888 on
wheat, on very poor land, and although
it was badly eaten by the fly, l made
a very satisfactory crop. In May last
I sOYed 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 Oh 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., 1885-04-15
Boarding.

Large comfortable rooms with Board.
Enquire of
jan 2s-tf DIR. G. O. SWlNNE1.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
OrChilla Guano,
A pure bird depOsite.
A SPECIALITY FOR CORN & OATS.
NEVER fails 70 Make GRASS.
ENRICHES the SOIL.
Read what the Farmers say,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

JAS. II. HOFFECKER, W1LM1NG-
TON, DEL, October Sd, 1884, writes =
| used OrchilA 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 Orchilla than where the ma
nure was put. | shall use Orchilla this
fall as a top-dressing on my permanent
meadow.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Price :-S25, on cars or boat in
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

STEPHEN SPRINGER, WHINING
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 filled out. !
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., 1885-04-15

If there is anything ia Dover jail
worth stealing Ue may next expect to
hear Of Bob Allen gong back 10 that
institution and stealing it. Perhaps
the Warden's clothes are not safe, un-
less he sleeps in them. uidHctoUn
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Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

a colored man-the trst-has been
divorced from his wife by the Legisla-
ture. The co.ored people usually di-
vorce themselves without authority,
and there are many colored men IN
this State who have several wives.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Camden is to have a new bakery, to
he conducted by John Beutler & Co.,
of Milford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-01

sine millions Of Empty Pill Boxesl WhatS
,Sd commentary on constipation and biliousnesS'
What a vast s,orehouse Of pills If all were coll
ceted. And to think that all these drastic, uau-
eating pills have been kindly solicited 70 enter
nc s,onathS Of men and womsni Sickening
nd disgusting to think Of. No one knows the
.lns and aches, loss of time, piles and inilamma'
lons they have caused. You don't need such
,owsrid medicine. Stop their Csc, Snd try
NE dose Of Bailcy's Saline Aperient, ana VISIONS
.fbliss will hover over your detected brow Il
.e.ic,escons,ipalon cures bilousness, sick head
ache, heartburn, sc. rispleasant, eiiecuiai md
,h,ap, ard well adapted TO ladies use.
Cave bottles only - cents, sad cold evccy