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Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Phisdsphh, Wilmington { Baltimore Railroad.
AVG 1RD. ISk5

Trains leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
tions 9 40, 0c, 10 90 u. m; q 30, co, 40, 95t
y. IN.
Philadelphia tespressl, .. slb, s47, 9 80,
] 30, 8l5, 900, 9l0, 9i7, 10 06, IL 30, Am;
Now York. 20, Is, AZ. 30, 40, W.
9l7, 10 ot, II 10 a IN sl2 Al, "a, = 80, 4t0,
Is ~, 8 81. 20 o 3s, 0 i8, ! 40 p. IN,
For West Chester, via Lamok.n, 8 10 and
Is l5 a. m; 2 80 and 00p m.
Baltlm IRE and ermediate stations, 10 90
a. IN. 6 90, IL ~ y m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, I 90 D. m.
baltimore and Washington, %. 1 Al, o4,
10 90, 10 Do n. IN: 90. " II, 50, 90 D. IN,
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor:
New Castle, II, s 30 q. M; IL 36. 2 50, 8 80,
| o 2b IL 90 p. N.
Lewes end Rohoooth, 40 am; u aa5 and
/ 3 30 p. m.
Harrington, Dolmsr and way stations, 8 IS
o, m, and II IS p. IN.
Harrington and way sta tione, o rs p. IN.
Express for Scaf0rd. 3 30 Up. IN.
Express for lover and Delmar. 9 10 Q. m.
weeg-days, and IL % y. m. every day.
Franklin Oty, vl0 a.m.; and IL 80 p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations,
To- m; ~ OIL noon, 5 30. 7 40, 9 SIS p. IN.
Phiiedelphia and New York, 2 %, 3 lc,3 4T,
Ia IN; b22, 8 4S p. IN.
For West Oh oster, via I.amokin 8 10 a. m. .
| 3 30 p. IN,
Baltimore and Washington, / 23, AL, 8 o.
Flo 06 a IN Baltimore, IL II p. IN.
J For further information passengers are re
terred to the time tables posted at the sta
lion.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
j. K WOOD.
General PASSENGER agent.
CHARLES u. PUGu, General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

THE Presiding Eldership of the
Dover District, Wilmington Confer.
ence, has been at last finally settled by
Bishop Merrill going to France for !;
Presiding Elder. Now lot US hav,
peace.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

TNIS PAPER Sn MAS ii,o ss ss oes,ss r@ysI =.
howell * to.'s Ecw paper Advertising
bureau, 90 Spruce Street,) where advertts
Ing contracts ray be pIade fer 1t ~ REV
YORK leEslf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

MARSHAL Newlin makes a good |
S. Marshal so far.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
MYSTERY.

1t is a mystery, great mys-
terry, but we will explain it all TO
you to your satisfaction if you
call. The mystery is how we do
sell so many goods and satisfy
every customer. This much we
may cay here, that good goods
Of fashionable makes, neat and
prt tty, explain one of the mys.
teries. Gu. teous treatment, fair
prices and all goods as repro :
sented, explain more. Call
ard see our line Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22
PAshhhh, x'siss' Ia 1 Rly.,, \,
OCT. 18th, lssx

Trains leave wIlniuy,o, an,
TONS a 40 A. p ,n a. Ahd inNrnsdls,s
D. m, iV" D. h';3S, 40, N,
Philadelphia ten e.o, , a.,
] 70. SIS, v %, no. III. n",Sn
u %, Ia, 52i, bH s~ ~
New York, 2so, o lb al ~ '1p
>, ~ a ~ 40 20 a. u H2x. ~, IN
tof Vert Chester, via Ia nos,, Al.
$40 . m; 2 20 and 4 On n n h' W.
baltimore and iu ter.1edla,. s,,,..
.. m 800, llrp m ''A'''a'
baltimore and Ba " I.ineIO,r
m m IN "a sno !" ssnlnst0a, lH.lAI
iV%, ~ % 4. N / %. VI IL, H.i0h 4
Trains for Delaware ityls,o, i.s, H..
Now Nsstle, sSb q. 10. ;rS sEs w.;
aud IL m. ''h'"
Georgetown and Love, p.n.,sl
o2t y. IL. ~
hs'r,hs.on, islpar and ssy g.us.A
= u u ~ And az Pr
LApresh lof ba!r bgtln, 3s0pn
Express for owe and INllna, an Il
sceh-days, Ard II . D. m. every dsJ,
Franklin CITY, y Dam.
AufuhY TRAINS,
Philadelphia ami inbrm.tis,e M
~ :; % " 10 nApn, $50, ", 9@p. l.
Philadelphia Ana New York, 400 JMl
-, ~ m; ", oSp.n
Tor west Chester, via Lsnofln. s,ell
30 p. m,
Baltimore and Wsshlntop. IMAM
~ Oo .. m; % . ID. BAlunou ii m
FOR further information passenger n
fcfred 70 the time tables posted u u
ton.
Trains marked thus t') NJ limited d
uPsn which extrA fare is charged
J.R Woo
General Paeenga Anj
OBARLns T. PutH, tfeseral Minasw.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22
WAHAMAMER's.

PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY. Oct. a, 1885.
Two tons OF fine, heavy
writing-paper at the price OF
the meanest paper we ever
touch-by the pound :!
Paper and envelopes to
match. Octave paper, 6 cents
a quire. Square envelopes,
s cents a pack.
The paper is family ruled
and of fifteen different tints:
French gray Mazarine
Leather Army blue
Stone Nile green
| Coffee Green turtle
Chocolate Shrimp
Light brown Canary
Terra Gotta Orange
Crushed strawberry
, There are specks in the
, paper nine-out-ot-ten w'n't
see them-and some of the
!, colors are old. The paper
/ is of the very best.
For convenience sake we
9 sell by the quire and pack
9 one price whether you bu,
. by the ream and thousand O,
;, quire and pack.
o Northwest from the center.
a Feather fans from Vienn;
is and Paris direct. Variet,
s larger than ever. None,
I goes farther than ever. s.. 2
t to $40 each. The sticks ar
y ebony, bone merchants ar
=, apt to call it ivorl), peal
and shell.
Heretofore they have bee
70 mostly black or white. The
ct are white, cream, gray, RET
ST blue, green and black /; an
of some of the colors sever:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

ANOTHER blood curdltng accident
has occurred mp In the coal mines by
which three mon have been killed, and
thirteen shockingly burned. What
makes 1t the more distressing is that
the accident, like its counterpart ~
Hackenssek, was the result OF careless
ness, 3 miner having gone down in the
gas infected portion Of the mine with
an ordinary lighted lamp. Some OF
the careless persons must be punished
or life will be OF little value, either OF
railroad trains OF In mines.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22
SENATOR Eysrts waved the blood

SENATOR Evarts waved the blood ,
shirt in Buffalo on Tuesday night. He
showed that the Republicans must win
their entire pol electoral votes in north
ern States, nearly equally divided In
opinion between the two parties, while
the Democrats have bat 48 votes to get
In the same States, as they get the
other 153 by the methods which made
the south solid. I" We insist" said
Mr.. EvArts, that there should be An
untrAmmeled ballot and fair count In
the South. They continue the battle.
They obstruot the right OF
the colored man to the ballot We
wants practical enforcement Of the
Fifteenth Amendment" What howl
must now 60 MP from the Democratic
throats against Senator Evarts, because
he insists on IN honest vote and an
honest count, but which the Democrats
call waving the bloody shirt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

.a0C~A~e - sS9s
Tho election frauds which have bssn
developed In Ohio ere sterling 70 the
public mind and conscience, and do
monstrats the desperation Of she Demo
cratic leaders 70 maintain their acci-
dental asoendsncy in national politics.
Tho Democrats have control Of the
election machinery Of Cincinnad, and
In fact OF the 6,ase OF Ohio, which
shows that the admitted frauds which
disgustad honest Democrats could not
have been psrpstrAted by the Rspubli-
cAns without the oonsens or connivance
Of the Democrats 80 thAt the counter
charges Of maud against the Republi-
cans must b regarded ~ the verlsst
game Of bluH. something ike the thief
calling stop thisL These frauds show
. desperate attempt 10 secure the cleo
ton off Democratic United States
Senator, ut whstsvsr COST. 70 succeed
John Sherman. They Gro in keeping
with the Democratic frauds In Chicago,
which came very nearly electing .
Democratic United States Senator 70
sucosed JohA A. Logan, bat which
wore almost providentiAlly frustrated.
The fraud In tho Tenth ward, In our
city, 10 part Of the general saturpalia
OF Democratie ffaud which 10 sweeping
the country, wherever the Dsmocrats
have the power, and the whole arc .
part Of the great canpAign Of Demo
cratic fraud and violence that has
placed Grover Cleveland in tho Presi-
dency. Honest mon all over the coun-
try, however, are Watching these
frauds, and thousands Of honest Demo
Gratis arc found voting against theis
party on account Of them. In Cinoin-
natl some Of the leading and wealthy
Democrats have Joined in . movement
and subscribed literally Of their money
that these men who dsbsuched the
ballot 1t the late election may be pun
ished and sent to the penitentiary.
Fraud may triumph for q time but
must eventually come to IN inglorious
end.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

PRESIDENT Cleveland. 1t Is stated, is
perfectly eatisfied with the result OF the
election in Ohio. We suppose he has
to be satisfied whether he wants TO be or
not. However, 1t is consoling to know
that the President is satisfied. He will
get more Of the same kind OF satisfAs-
ton on the third OF November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22


nUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i by virfue OF the authority and direc-
ton contained in the last will OF Thomas
White, deceased. the undersigned, Executors,
will expose at public sale, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1885,
at IL O'Clock, a. M,
at the Court House In Wilmington, all that
plantation and tract OF land situate in New
Castle Hundred, bounded by land of Levi Ii.
Miller, land OF Thomas BOlcomb, land q
Atwood Weldn, and the public read leading
from the Hare's Corner road to the road
leading from the New port to the Christiana
road. containing IFS acres more or less.
Attendance will be ginen and terms made
known By
JAMES L. WHITE and ANNIE WHITE,
Executors
Urby JOHN II. RODNEY, Ed,
Their Attorney.
N. R.-This is most denrable proper ty
nd well worth the attention of pnrch .sers
The situation and soil peculiarly Mt 1t for Q
truck farm. TERMS EASY. o.. Hw eod-d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22
WAHAMAKnB'n,

All sorts OF fans.
Northwest from the center.
The New York wool-lace
market is just a trifle panicky.
Most of the importers hold
their wool laces rather stiff1y.
Depends on the pluck Of the
merchant. Some give way
the weaker holders and off.
color woods. This city is the
easiest market to break, be.
cause at the best it is slow to
take to Dew things.
Nevertheless the market
isn't broken even here. Those
heretofore advertised at halt
and two-thirds are mostly
|of-color ours as well as
others.
OF course when good ones
tumble we are ready to catch
them. The importers under.
stand that. But we are i'm.
porters ourselves.
The panic is mostly over.
1t wasn't much of a panic
But, if it brings you good
wool laces at half-value-
=" it's an ill wind that blows
nobody good" To-day we
put some frst,rate ones at
half.
Southeast from the center,
Jaeger's clothing.especially
under-clothing, OF natural
wool has won much favor in
Europe. 1t isn't uncommon
10 meet on the streets OF
Berlin and Paris whole suits
of it-nothing but natural
wool. Speciality stores are
full of nothing but garments
'of natural wool. You want
to know what it is and what
it is good for.
Apart from Jaeger's theo-
ries (which, OF course, we have
nothing to do witty the gar
ments are good and the
prices are fair. So we brought
over a few.
Natural wool is wool oil
natural color-not dyed or
bleached--none the better
for that we suppose. Blu
1.-THE wool is fine and soft, the
fabric right, the cut peculia,
'l-peculiarly careful not tt
leave streaks OF the person
unprotected.
l Medium and rather heav,
undershirts, S2.75 and S.. S
jdrawers,$2 and $3.50. Night
,shirts, medium only, S3,25
J Traveling-shirts, S..
1915 Chestnut, west Of Arcade, thir
conuler.
Bohemian glass, 1000 od'
a pieces. for S to SO cents o.
1.-THE dollar vases, flower
9 vases, fruit-bowls, spoon
holders, celery-glasses, waite
d and lemonade-glasses, care
r. tes, pitchers, creamjugs.pow
: der-boxes, etc. All odd an
lall good. How can 200
lgood things be odd ? Tha
leave to the merchar
;. who almost gave them to u
and to you who are going
take them lik ewise.
Northwest corner, by the car.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, thirteenth and MARI
IL streAfA and lifu.hall snnaYa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

COLORED 7UMBLERS,
Colored Tumblers,
Colored Tumblers,
Colored Tumblers.
Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Colored Goblets,
Colored Goblets,
Cololed Goblets,
Colored Goblets,
Colored Goblets.
Canary, Old Gold and Blue.
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
Canary. Old Gold and Blue
Crystal Tumblers and
Goblets,
Crystal Tumblers and
Goblets.
One of the above given with
every pound Of
One of the above given with
every pound of
MIDDLEToN'S SILVER COFFEE,
MIDDLETON S SILVER COFFEE,
MIDDLEroN's SILVER COFFEE.
The finest Roasted &C flee
in the market. 1t is a blend
OF Java, Maracaibo, Laeuay-
"a, Fancy Santos and Gold
en- Rio Coffee.
Full Weight, Full Strength
and Full Flavor.
Full Weight, Full Strength
and Full Flavor.
Full Weight, Full Strength
and Full Flavor.
For sale by grocers,
IS cents per pound.
For sale by grocers,
IS cents per pound.
WHOLESALE,
10 South Second ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

GOVERNOR Hill, OF New York, has
hardened one hundred and three cor
yicts since February, but be will not
re elect himself il no would turn loose
from the psnitentiarias ali the prisoners
In the State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

r AkGE PUBLIC SALE-LL rR W.
IL CLARK. intending 70 change his mode
OF Tar N ing win y Nsitiyey sell at public sale.
at his farm. adjoining the town OF New Jas
tie. bel, about minutes walk from New
Castle Railroad station, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ~, 1885,
Atll O'Clock, a. m, as follows:
six head Of good work horees. a.
No. !, Harry, largo bay horse, good 10y
driver and worker.
No :, Bin, large sOrrei horse, good strong
No. 8, pair OF strong tesm horses
MOI, Doctor, sorrel horse, extra good
driver.
ne. 8, George. young black horse, fine
NO. 9, Nora. tine, large, beautiful bay
mare, 8 years old, has ne yer been handled
for speed, but can show q minute gait on
the road !; good style and action, and as a
road mare Snt be beat.
No Z, a pair Of extra good work mules,
fast walkers.
No. 5, one single mule, will work to any.
thing.
Also, my entire stock OF 90 home. vS-.sAs,
raised Durham and holstein cows. N.Y.
some with calves by their SIDES 'NN
others springnv: some fat Persons Want
ing frstclass stock cows, either for milk or
butter, should attend this sale, as there is
| seldom such COW sold at p bic sale
| Ionr yoke OF good oxen, quicz walkers.
Tho horses and mules arc su'h as have
| been using on my farm, and Will suit any
body wanting x sod, reliable horses. l call
! especial attention to tie young trotting
mare NORA
Also, horse cart, ! coal car, new, never
used OK cart, timber wheels. 2 farm wagons,
dug-out, dearborn, 2 sleigDs, plovs har.
| rows, cuitivators whoa, drills, grain fan
2 owing machines, largo fOuT-hGrse sw col
power and feed mill, good city made milk
| wagon, cost 200 and many other thipgs moi
enumerated. The property and stock are
| worthy the aftAntton 0f farmers and Dtl6ra
| TERMS All sums OF 800 and less, cash
on all sums over that amount credit Of "
days ELMER W. CLARK.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Aucts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22
AsbuFy Ravfvnl.

The revival services at Asbury
church are increasing in interest ~
each successive service. Twenty have
professea religion. Last night there
we're ten forward and six conversions
Ose left the seat for the altar, but like
Saul Il Tsrsus fell on the way, and
arose soon after praising God. Some
who have been under conviction for a
year have yielded and have been power.
fully converted. Services this evening
Classes meet NJ 7 p. m and the public
prayer meeting at 8 p. m, in the Lecture
! room.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

In Q nursery wherein Gil lie life apt
laugh there Is sure to be found DR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

nUBlIO SALE OF COWS-THES UB r.
scribers will sell at public sale, at the
Bellevue hotel, Emil Beck proprietor, Ninth
ward, city Of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a,
at O'CLOCK, p. m,
80 head OF first-clsss freth COWS and GysuSflI
springers. young and large size and 49,
big mixers, especially adapted for IA--A--
COWS. This stock has been selected by us
penonsiiy for this sale and are to De guaran
teed as represented. 2Rnd I months credit
DUDLEY q BALDWIN,.
l.. W. Stidham g. Son, Aucts. ol6d6w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

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ldldnd N
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-22

DhINATE A l. E--A DESl RABLE
L property of 80 acres, 4 mile from
q eerville, we'll water"d and fenced, good
buildings, house 20x4o feet, barn 30 feet
square . her good out-butldfngs;cofv enfent
10 churches, schools and mills, " erms easy.
For fur her inf irIp alton call Oa or address
SUSAN MURPHY. drecnyllie. ie'.
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aDnis atlfuns in slrauiues.

9ie iiinaft gang pI6gli6 ausseflbrte
Reife bes &6nigs Mfons mad Nraniues
Dirb in Der ipanii6en prefe lebbaft be-
fpro9en, unb bic Mabrioer 8ebDlferung
bringt benz iungen Wouarden, tpo I'M.
r1er ct iid aeigen mag, begeiiterte Sunb=
gebungen bar. ueber bic 9eife ielbit
bringt Der BARRIER n@aulois" folgenbe
gin5elbeiten.
Ser &6nig bate am Nbenb subor
benz bi%enitbabenben N~biutanteu ben Be-
febl ertbeilt, ibn am nd9lten Morscn
frlib 5 ubr gu peden utto i'm 8or3ilms
rter gu %ertuarten. Cine babe Stunbe
ltahbem CT geDedt tporben mar, trat Der
&Onig in oas 8or3immer. CT nj in
Uniform unb trug einen 5ugetn6pften
paletot, mas inbeB ben Qbjutanten uidt
Wunber nabm, oa ber 96nig bic Sc
tDobnbeit bot, bic 2aiernen oft in fritz
Der Morgenitunoe unborbergeieben au
beii9tigen. sd babe anipannen lof.
fen, mir Dolen cine Spa3ierfabrt mad
benz &etiro (S6loB bel Der Saupttabt)
ma9en." Ser Wagen nabm in Der
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Die Florence MiebtinsaIe Der !&iu,
berDf1eae.

Die FLORENCE Miebtinsale Der &ius
berpfe8e.
Solsenbes 1T elm Nusaus zines an ben
Deutiden &efOrm Wefenser- in @bam=
bersbursh, Ya., seidriebenen griefes:
Cine @p1Ittdterin.
Oefnet bic Thure fir fe unb Wars.
Winslow tpirb bemeiien, baB fe bic anne.
ritaniide SlOrentiner MudttsaI Der Sim
Der 1T. Dabon fnb mir 70 tberaeuat,
baB mir unierer SOUP lebrea merben
3u iaaen: r@eiegnet lei Wers. Winslow"'
neil fe berielben bebitfi4 trar, h5er biz
Beripse bes 3ahneas unb anbere Ye=
fdwerlidteiten far Ginber hinpeg3ufom.
men. Wsrs. @inslop's Soothing 5hrut
nimm,t ben 4inbern bic Sdmeraen uni
fur,rt DAientrie uno D~tarrboe. 6,
nladt ben @auu,en 3art, befreit. bon
@nt3inbuns unb brinst bas Sinh sltdlid
aber Die Beripoe bes 3abnens binpss,
st tbut Serabe bas, mas er porsiebt 5u
tbun, GIes unb nidt meniser. Bir ba.
Ben einmal Mrs. Wtnslom sefeben unf
fennen fe u burd ibren Spctbina
Sbrap fir Rinber. Wenn mir bic Madi
bitten, miirben mir fe ais 9eilanb FIJI,
bic &tnber hinteuen = mas fe aud In
Der Ebat 1T. Der Shrup wirb il
allen Gpptbefeu gu rs Gents per Staids
r~erfauft.
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@amprrbptpen aetlmittel.


granddaughter baben sew0bnlid borber,
aebenbe e6mersea i'm @iidsn, aenbea nno bem
llnterleibe, 10 bab oer @atient slaubt feline Size
rem, ODER bic nadfen 0rsune ieiem in einem
trantbaft.n 3uitanoe. 8eitpeiie finb 3eider
bon llnOeroaulidteit s%esenpartis, ais gla.
bung, llnbebaslidteit bes Mlasens &C. Cine
Seudtisteit pie Sdwsib. ELM uuansenebmes
S Siss" lift 's sin aslpssniide aa9 gsaIsite ma" gI Has@
s s'utfs sin maI lad a ) sa SSn Sr' goi 1ssasss
framt6aften efeaem e[inipirtt, bic SumOr al.
iorbirt. oas Deftise SUDDEN beieitist unb cine
Wreis 50 Gents. aspreifirs: Sic Dr. 8oianto
Mebicine Co., Yiaua, Obio.
@erfauft bel s. aalteber G. Son.
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Or Subn 8ua's
Tonic Syrup
fur Die Seiluns bon
Niebern offer Mrt,
unb stsen
maIarifbe &raufbetten.

Ser gisentbimer bieier beriibmten Wtebisin
eaniprudt fir bielelbe ben 8oraus Dor allen
ibrisen SeiImitteIn, pelde benz Publifum ais
fi9ere unb permanente
Rur seser Gieber aaer Irt, bon ldngerer ODER
~tiiraerer Dauer empfoblen iperben. St ruff aae
nefli@en nnb fibIi9en Staaten aIs 3eugen
auf fur bic Mabrbeit Der @erii9eruns, baB es
in feinem einaisen Sale feline beilenOe @irtnns
~oerfasen tpiro, ipenn bic anpeifunsen sertar
befolgt tuerben. Sci bielen Mnfalen 1T cine eins
Selne Oois our Seilung senigenb, unb sanse
Eamilien erlan9ten bur6 cine ein3ige SIa19e
ibre @efunbbeit tpieber. &c 1T inbeb seratben
unb iebenfaIs nod lansnierisen anfdaen fide.
rer, tueun man ben @ebrau9 bes MittelS nod
cine ODER aheei @oden mad benz aufboren bes
Giebers fortfebt. @ep0bnlid beoarf man bel
biefer Mebi3in feides ueiteren Siilfsmittels, nm
bic @insepeibe in Orbnung gu balten. Selte
aber Der @atient nod zines Requirement MittelS
bebirfer, nadoem er brei ODER bier DOZEN bes
Sonic senommen Bat, 10 ipiro cine ~einaeIne
DoiiS bon aents Negotiable Gamil1
xiIIs s~eniigen.
Bulls SarsapariIIa 1T bas alte nnb auber.
tdffise Seilmittel gesen u~nreinisfeit bes 8lutes
unb f~fropbnloie Mnfdle = bet Song Der Slut.
~reiniser.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des
treyer 1T in @efaIt bon ganbb Drops prapa.
rirt idon bonn aniebnT unb leidt eimaunebmen.
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snltns @afar

besablte einf ben slei@en Wertb bon
5000, 900 unieres @elbes fir cine eins
5ige perle, pel9e er ber Mutter Yrutus
CAB. Gin MISREPRESENTATION Buri9e
bieier SlIius! Sas @eIb tpiirbe iebt
5000, 600 Gtaf6en 8romn's Sron 8its
ters taufen, uno cine ganae Welt bes
@uten unter ben 9ranfen unb @1mas
den FIFTEEN. ueber 700. 900 6lai6en
oieier uni4dbbaren Webi3in iperben
idbrl!9 p%erfauft. Npotbefer unb anbere
bic es perfaufen, b6ren %forttpdbreuo BON
benz @litett pel6es 8romn's Sron Bit
ters bepirtt. 8ropn's giien 8itters
lit sr0Ber als ber sroBe @diar.
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Slit 6eiiemOe.

Die autiden Der @outbweitern Stase
60. berlafen Gan Mntcnic tdSlid nm
1870 nbr Worsens uab fabren mad Sigh.
Lamb 9Ome, 9eOn Springs, BSrne,
Comfort, Centre Bpint, 3errpiae uni
T%rieOridsburs. Dieie @cmpasnie bal
jest neue pieripdnnise Concord : 3utiden
unb ~befSrbert Ser. Staaten Pcif uni
l@rpreB.
Office: Central 5otel, Main Bla5a.
Sofepb ainssfeH Munaser,
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: Ser iuritii9e 8eamte bes Gene
alsYoitamtes bat entf6ieben, baB es
unteri9lagune lei, tpenn elm poitmeifer
Der poif geb6renbe @elber fiir feinen
eigenen @ebrau9 beripenbet, mennglei6
er i'm Stanbe unb enti9lohen 1T, bic
Summe bor @nbe oes Monats mieoer
auriidsuertatten. 8iele Yoitmeiiter pa-
rem bisber Der Nnli6t, baB lie bic @elber
bernenbeu oiirfen, ipenn iie iie nur por
AbidluB oes Wonates mieber eriebten,
gemdB ber Section 1249 bet poftgeiebe.
Sober Bohmeiter iebt fib alfo in 3u=
tunft elmer 4ntlage aug, tpenit er poIts
gelber fir Ii6 pertpenbet.
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Sieie Isabelle aeigt febr iiberli1tli9
uttb einbringli6 = mas uns in Seras
a~lerbings ni6t mebr gang neu lit =
tpel9 wenig erfreuli6e &oae infer
Staat in inbuffrie1er 8eaiebung fpieIt,
Wdre er rt1r mad biefer Sabele gu Be-
urtbeilen unb wdre er ri6t auBerbem
nod Der erite 8aummoaitaat Der Union,
Der fur ii6 aaein i Der gelammtem
8aumwOa probuetion biefes 2amoes
er5eugt, bann fdbe es febr traurig aus.
Saber fommt es benin aud, baB mir
bon benz angebli6en @uH9munge bis
iebt nod Mi6ts bemerfen, baB mir bas
ginhefen befelben erit i'm Serbite en-
tuarten, uenn bic 8aummoae auf ben
Wlarft fommt.