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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS.
Parsnips rer Oews.

American CuiEvhtof.
Taoss farmers who have not yet
adopted the ensilsge system Of preserving
green food for wintsr use, and who use
Roo,s instead, sbould bear In mind the
el.ius Of psssnips IS cattle feed. II Ia
one OF shs most nutritious Of roots, and
can b. gr. wn withput more trouble than
carrots. We have never bad ntloh COWS
orsssa In milk or butter production
much faster upou any extra feed than
whsn pick OF parsnips was added daily
TO sheir rations OF hay aud grain. Par.
snips may be sown any tims In May II the
ground ia fitted, as IL always should be
for root crops. by being deeply plowed.
well MANFRED and finely pulVerizsd
They shouia be sown in drills
about IA TO Is inches apart.
and tie seed covered abous
half an inch deep When two or
three inches hiRh thin TO eix inches
apart and keep we'll hoed. Do not harvest
In the fall, but allow them 10 remain In
the ground until spring, and when the
bsets, mAngies, turnips, small potatoes
and the like are all consumed, and the
"sprins appetite" Of the animal begins
TO Grave the Rrass which has not started,
then dig your pArsnips and feed then
out. One great advantage Of the pArsniy
Ia that IL Will winter perfectly we'll in I'll
ground, and will be in It's best condition
ct season Of the year when the anima
most needs roots, and when other varietie
have either deosyed or lost much Of thei
value ss feed, II, indeed, you have BEEF
able TO keep them as all.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
a Steamship Abandon ed.

BOsros, P-h IL = Intelligence received
here ia IS It'd. the e,limsr Banwell
Toser, from R,l'irn. JauusrF, Goth,
for Lis.rp u, woe kh4n oned Jauu
airy 20 i, 6i,Ali-d snd Aking.
She had lest her tr.wMks AID
sails, her GLaft RON was car
rled sEsy aud her cA'in was full a
water The second mate a. d ons /, tbe
Grew weTp washed overheard The
steamer was gradually settling when shf
was abandoned Her G aw wns taken Cd
by The at OF 81 dam r. N Ssields for
New YrTk
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

In the early spring II ia often the oas,
that seeds are sown in bhxes to obtain
early sets. In this plan ii "a often
noticed that If the seeds a,e little
too thick the plants form but few laterI
roots, but throw the growth into ore
central or tap root. The plant when
reset has but little root support, ar d
unless under very favorable conditions
many Of the plants die. II 10 planting
these seeds Verp shallow bcxes are used
and only an inch Of very fine dirt Is
allowed, the plants, II soWn no, very
thickiy, will, instead Of the central root
throw out side or lateral rootleta in
abundance, 80 that when the plant Ii
trAnsplAnted 1t has means Of subslst
enoe that is not possessed by the ont.
rooted plant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

The neatest, best and most economical
way Of training and supporting tomatoes
Ia TO single stake for each plant. The
stakes should be straight, firm, about s
feet long, we'll pointed, and it ia bsst to
set them In first and then set the plants
TO them. Unless deeply in they may lean
over when the soil ia vet and soft, the
wind strong and their loads heavy. A
simple rule for the training is this: 'As
soon as blossom appears pinch out every
side shoot below It," Tie 20 the stake az
required to keep the stem erect, aud SO
able to carry its load. The fruit will bs
safer from stray fowls, finer in Oolor and
flavor more in quantity on the same
area, the appearance trim and garden.
ssque, and good lesson in plant raising
will have been gained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

GTTVTCURA SOAP, an exquisite Toilet,
w a l. Bath and Nursery Sanative.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
50 NEAR AsD rAr 90 FAx.



The girl / love is just fifteen.
With face so far and bright
l think about her all the day,
dream Of her at night
She never knows (now can she know2)
That | am her lover true
For 1 sit with the Bluecoat Boys
And she's in the squire's pew.
Yet still try her glance to meet;
Her eyes are large aud gray.
There's ouly half church between,
But what world away,
Ny dear
oh, what world away
watch her when the Psalms begin,
Singing so earnestly;
And am sure hear her voice
Ring through the chant to me.
l watch her when the vicar reads,
And when We kneel TO pray.
There's only half church between,
But what a world away,
My dear
Oh, what world away
By the great pillar as she sits,
She looks SO slight and fsir;
The light Of the stained window falls
Upon her yellow hair
A bar Of glowing smethyst
And to myself say:
There's only half church between,
But what world away,
My dear
Oh, what world away r.
If were rich and were free,
How great would be nv Joy
I'd be grand Etonian,
And not BluecoAt Boy.
Yet, there she sits her smile know,
Her smile l met to day.
There's only half church between,
But what world away,
My dear
All, what world away
-Longmdn's
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
4 HORrInLs u aA4H.

Man with HIS Leg Ont on. for
Three Miles Holds Himself UP 81
the Running Gear OF a Train.
CHICAGO, Feb. 14,-The lower portion OF d
man leg including the knee was broug At To
the police station In the suburban town 81
Lake last night. The limb was warm ana
bleeding, and bad been picked up on ClarA
and Fifty first streets shortly after train
had pas ed to Englewood A search for Tie
body OF the owner was made az fur south a.
Eng!ewood, but without success, and another
search north ended in like manner
some time later, whea the hunt was almoa.
about to be abandoned the dead body Of 81
Il. Bell, tailor at 1897 State street, was
found on Eightieth street. on the Lake Shore
track, nearly three miles away, msngled in a
terrible manner and minus one leg The
remains were placed in box aud sem. to tie
En5lewood pUllce station,
II is supposed that Bell, after losing kiA
leg, sized hold Of the running gear Of the
cars and held on until he fell from sheer
eeyhaustl u, and was then mangled to death
beneath the train.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

An old physician, retired from practice
having hed placed in his han6s by an Eas,
l. ana missionary th7 fOrmnlaOt a simple vegs
cure of 60 sumption, bronchitis, Gatarrh
asthma and all tho and lung affections, ais
a positive and radical cure for nervous d 9,
hility and all erNOus complaints, after Aavng
tested is wonderful curptige powers in tho .
sands Of Gaze has felt his duty t. make II
Known his suffering fellow, AUtuated ny thts
motive an d. ire TO relieve human suffer.
1t, this recipe, in German. FtRnch or English,
With fun DIRE lions for preparing and usif4
Sent by mail by did e5aiHg WI b stamp, nara
ing this paper, w A. MOVES, lig bowefif
t5lOgk Rochester, N Y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit
Can be Cured by AdmtnisterIng
DIR. Hafnes' Golden Specific.

It can be given in cup of coffee or tea With
out the knowledge Of the person taking II
etfeeting speedy and permanent cure.
whether the patient is moderate drinker Of
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF drunkArds
have been made temperate men who have
taken tt 9 Golden Specific in their coffee with
out their knowledge. and to-day believe fhey
quit drinking OF their own free will. NO harm.
full effects result from It's administration
cures guaranteed. Circulars and testimonials
sent free. Address, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co,
Rh Raoe street, Cincinnati, o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
BTE4MITA ~ MIkNEsorA.
The Crest PilisbuFy Mills Threat.
ened with Destruction,

nIcAao, Feb IA "A special from Min.
h MINI, Fays: Considerable
ag tmeat has prevailed In both this
geg 80 81. Paul during the last week
6yr threatening lettere received By the
isitss s1d leading buainess houses
t5tliGR them that by Saturday
thsir places would BE- blown up
~ dynamite. All efforts to trace
tAe tuthors of the anonymous
aommu teatioos have baen iruitless.
To- principal mill threatened is the one
oon as me Pilisburg. K7sry mosni 10
'e III bprr7 have rec4ivai the same
75T1 that on or by the l4th their
n, sFt NIL would b. laid IL iuirs. The
pls q has stl b4en advised 10 be oui
ttg haildiug 10 lay.
TIE local ptpRta HAYS said nothing,
In meetings Of their heads with Off oisls
! - blAl1rss man hsvs bssn he'd, a,
vhiHh II was decided that silsros wss the
fas c7r9a N later than last night the
r}Hers had conference on
se8 ljct On account Of the
=4ei7, nuubsr Of men have
grit the mill TN building bs. a nam
br OF underground psssegas LEADING
flm 't9 river Nothing ia admitted by
IA rpsny, bit It ID no less true that 4
'foyg 9usrd Of trusted men surround
~ r. tutdNg the "a hours round.
lpe Bhtlsh consul o. St. Paul, Arthur
Praler7e. has also baep threatened and
ldgi7sa as we'll THAI a party OF Chicsp 0
y mtare were scattered though thai
q and 1ipu9spolis, and tbsit preseucp
wonia non b. felt TIE origin Of the
,ostte' / attributed IL local publications
7iolal ~ darouacing tbs work of dyna.
llitsr5 Il EBylard
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

COLUMBUS, o Feb Is Willie At weik
IN ne psAitentAry iiy yesterday
Charles Daley, prisoner s.rvi e a61x
years. sentence for burglary, sprang up,r
the guard, John J Mcclure aud b .,
AID kicked him numerically. Afie'
bsa!i; him until ipsensib.s, the couvlc
ran fur tbs wall Bernsr, the yours
murderer VITO caused the Cincinnati ri5
81 year, s'artsd in pursuit, and after
sharp run, captured Daley ard br5us III
him back 70 the prison MtGuiIe il
quite setiousiy Injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

A olarsymaa, after suffering number
Of ysarp from that Loaf .om5 dilsas Z,
oq'trfh, alter ttyi Z ever known reme3 J
Wit tout enceFHa, ~ lat mud pTssciip
ton "tieb cor, lettly tuged ald
aaHea aim from deaih Any s4lfet,r from
thi5 dreadful dlBsAse ssuj.uz au.t
address Cd stamp envelope u Dr. ]. A
LSareres, 1879 Dean ST Brooklyn, N ",
sill receive tie rfcs pt fre- I charge,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
P4NIss UL4R PRESS.


II lie eAid that the judges are About th'
only persors who ara oppohirg the jud
oIal amendments Sasrna REQ d
Nav Castle county ia oeriAiuly justly
entitled 10 increased representation.
PAss the hmsndments.- Snyna Record
The interests OF the people are often
| found 10 bs retarded ah4n this Legislature
is mot IN eession by not having s general
incorporation Law. Pass the smeGdmt uts
-SsyrHa Rsro
X there was necessity Of ohsGke We
would endorse II (Mr. Brown's bill for
the abolition of tax o1ll,c!orf), II taere
was q saving We would advocate Il, II 1,
was practicable we would eugeesI II, bns
as 1t lie, knowing the impassibility Of the
proper discharge OF the dulies i'm
posed, the utter imprGotioability OF the
measure, we ssy It ought not pass Let
well enough alone Lot the present Law
stand ~ Dtia pdredn
RvRRy EVENING deserves the highest
praise from ine sll.zps of Wimi g'op
aud pa tioularly from the mere ma Of
that city for is cue rssiUl attack and
dual overthrow d tne tes iuiiery sinils.
In Kidding the CONF u9ily Of these
swindlers that paper tivss us apoite
illustration OF the poser OF the press
when engaged in q righteous cause, for
among it, many c mptt,iOrs it i90ght the
good fight siuele handed aud won.--Nsu'
Castle Star.
We havs Rad Senator NV horter's
defense Of bis bill for the dis0optit mai CO
Of the February ard September ttIms Of
the superior court with much care, and
we can reach 10 other conclusion than
that 1t Ia simply intended to protect the
tdehtoT deispdsptn class ia their Efforts
to postpone OF avoid the payment Of their
Just debts The senator poses ss the
champion OF the Tighta OF the people. l.
the debtor refuses to pay his jaet iiehts,
whose rights, we aek, are at atABHH Ars
the debtors only "ihe psoplef" But the
senator charaot-rizss all creditors by in,
ttIsucs as Shyl0cks, who will Insist np,D
ssttips their pDupd cf fssh, aud haids mp
the debtor GLASS as mRrtvre TO their rspa-
city. This Ia boai. We DO not believe
there is gu honest man in New Castle
county, or in the State Of Delaware, who
desires special legislation to help Linn
ssoape the responsibility Of his just debts.
--Ne,0 Castle Star.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Heavy Jersey Hogs.

Taylor Deviney of Burlington county
N. j., the man who last year raised tbs
heaviest hog in the United States, wher
killed and cleaned the weight being !, O5C
pounds, had at the opening Of the winter
81 in his pen. He completes every year
with Joseph Carter, another farmer, who
resides In Burlington county, for the
heaviest 20 hogs raised in Che state. Mr..
Deviney has been compelled to kill nine
Of his 80 hogs, as they broke down.
Some injured their shoulders by falling
with the heavy fat. Mr.. Carter has So TO
select his 20 heaviest out Of, but Mr.. d.
will have one hog that will beat the 1,O5O
Of last year. New Jersey takes the prize
for big hogs, best sweet potatoes and
wstermelons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
THREE VALEST,NF ~.

When she was five, this love of nine
| sent to her valentine
frall and fair lace paper sheet
Which bore the legend short and sweet
with golden hair and eyes OF blue
The prettiest girl know Is you!n
She liked the poem, and, to show it,
She kissed the blushing little poet
At fifteen, this dear love OF mine,
| sent another valentine
A casket, whose silk covered lid
nest Of dainty bon bons hid,
Who're lay card this to repeat,
The hard worked linet "Sweete to the Sweet
And her gratitude could see
When she gave equal Bhares to me.
To twenty grown, this love Of mine,
sent her one more valentine
box whose cushioned surface might
Throw out jewels starry light.
''Ihis dear. to you, and you 10 me,
scrap Of paper read and -he.
To thank me for the sparkling thing.
Gaveme the hand thai wore the ring.
Toronto Globe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

A telegram from Waukesha, Wisconsin,
says that George Cosgrove, held for killing
John J. Atkins, Friday told his attorney
that William Braddon killed Atkins, and that
Braddon wanted Cosgrove to confess the
crime and then give him time to reach New
Orleans and later for Cosgrove to make a
true confession. This Cosgrove did to oblige
Braddon, who was friend of his. Braddon
disappeared about the time and his where
abouts are unknown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

Friday morning the rope attached to a
timber truck at No 3 slope Of the Lehigh 4
Wilkesbarre Coal Company at Ashley. Pa
broke as the truck was being lowered INTO
the slope. The truck ran to the bottom, a
distance OF l,5lO feet, with fearful velocity.
Upon 1t were i've mlno carpenters, who were
thrown OH when half way down One Of
them, John Williams wac killed The olhGrs
were dangerously injured and their recovery
il doubtful
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

At this season ofcnughs and colds and other
diseases Of the hrea' hing pIg#n., men and
women with sensitive lungs, have cauAe to ba
thankful that 'Hale's Honey OF HurehOtnd
and Tar ~ everywhere ~ cpssipe It's c, n
coded by the faculty and pro 5ia,med by tho
people at large,Lhat diseases Of tie r, spiratOTy
organs which rRalst all uther medicines, ara
readily cured by this remarkable suecihG sid
by all druggists at 25c., Soc. aQd 81 Purchase
the large size, as it is much the cheapest.
Pixies ToOthache Drops cnre In one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
MISS ma oKAY sARRIsD.


PARIS. Fab IL Mics Bsa MaokSy wal
mArrisd o day TO the Prince OF Galairo.
fbe ceremony was private, and wsi
performed With pobtifcal high mass BY
the popal unnoio in the Nunoss Chapel.
0lly 40 persons we're present The civil
ceremony Tsq1lrsd by Freroh law wss
performed y,sprdsy,
After he ceremony Ma, AAcksv,
mo,Lsl Of 'ielr de- esvv :, krAi d biidal
reception, whlch will rank a. one Of the
lnost msen q rent festivals Of French his
Tory. The Rnests iboluied Ab1ut every
person Of distiuotian aud worth 10 French
set,t, Nv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
nnA.n v h n. AKan.
ONe &hO Knew All Ihe Originals Of
she ShnracterH In Uncle TOm's
gnt,tu

LoulsvIILE Ky Fob, 10 Robert NJ.
~ d#d ii a1aft County, KY, few
& es, 81 81 years He wss a
. Of Ger ~ Thomas Kennedy, one
most msrksb.e Of Keutucky's
.oa GuerEl Ksnnedy's plants
was the place from
liob Lewi1 CLARK, 8 slave, fled
45 years spo, and escaped to
s7tia, CLARK was the original Of
Gaefge Harris" in Harriet Bseoher
oo's ''Uucle TOMS Cabin" Argo
k47T all the actors in the drama.
2fi.a yousn hs was rendered en-
rtly deaf and dumb by an
atsck Of scarlet fever. Years
sg he devoted himselt to tho study ard
i piBg Of bees, sud b.asme one Of the
ot oslebrat-d be culturisis in the
Untnn. Hd Contributed many valuable
articles 20 bees keepers Journals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

The mill Of Oliver Brothers a Phillips, al
Woods Rug, shut down on ItHTsdav night
N all its departments, owing to lack OF
orders
The Thermometer at Savannah. Ga fol tl
~, and II wa5 called q 'blIzzardn The
thermometer at Pierre, Dakota, rosa 10 zero
and the Pttcrites congratulated themselves
on the January th3w, - lPdslt,ngl1n Post.
There are men who would not hesitate Ia
walk mile in the mud fer the purpose OF gs.
fascinating manapd yet when they come Ia
be tried for the murder they must be carried
back add forth. from court to prison. in cabs.
o@lag 70 TIL deicacY OF their constitutions =
Ne,r ORLEANS Picayuae
II sheet Of paper il heated Nv d Ore Or
over lamp and carried iut5 dafk place. a
1patk o. electricity will be evolved if il is
touchld with tue point of the finger. II n
sheet OF gold lo4t is placed between two
Hhe q ~ T4 or and warmed H4 above. n lime
Of lcst &c fire sill follow the pemt Of Il po4el
draw 2igz1g across it.
Ihteu AuHsRAd visitors Nyap u THROUGH
tie v 'pws'll Gave 10 kaatfIrSy, III Il il t.y-
pee-f ia stls. VIII DO much larger tths
year sing U increased travel south to tic
New Oleans Exposition The cave is On tho
line q the Louisville " Nashville railway,
but Y miles from the nearest station The
cost 81 stopping over, including a moderately
exto -iye exploration Of the cave, il about
$40 T. lch person.
Al the Unitarian Club, Mr.. Shippen told;s
story recently related to him by Princeton
professor, who had just come from an evan.
gelical gathering. A German guest, who was
called upon to address the body, did rot
sufficiently distinguish between TIE accepted
uses Of tho words bare and "barren, ana
said at gives me great pleasure to address
these venerable and barren heads. " CHRIS
tan Register.
This story is told as illustrating the ready
Wit Of the late DR. Howard Of Chelmsford .
He had for patient Verv pious woman
who lived in Billerica, who sent for him one
day quite urgently He did not respond SO
promptly as his patient deaired, and when be
did arrive she upbraided him sharply.
when send for doctor" she said IL
expect him to come right away "But, my
dear madam he replied, ''what does the
Good Book say about it," II didn't know
the Good Book referred to the subject /" she
testify replied. Eyes. It does ret0rted the
doctor sit says the expectation Of the wicked
shall be cut of. " The old lady was molli.
ied.-LOloeu Courier.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
a FatnI noiIar Exnlna,nn

INDIANAPOLIS, IED Feb IA AsV,
aFe9iAi If L Fiatkia Id, says tAt
boiler in Mcdaniel & Wdsht's fl Or mill
-xploded his morning, killing janus
high the engineer, snd wregking iht
building The employs had narrow
,scspe DsmaRe sbout Sc 900,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

PIrTsFrELD, MASS, Feb. ia fire
which ststtei this morning In the boiler
room Of Oven Coogsn & Spns' tspnery
Quilted the main building, q wooden
structure 80 by 100 feet aud three stories
hisb The loss ia 5000; insursd for
1875
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
george washipxtop, oolored

BALTIMORE, Fob 10 -G-yas8 wasgltg,
toa, ooioEet, was Coz siettd 10 day 10 tie
cIimicsl couis FOR mu-ir ia the b40oa e
degree for h. homicide Of Rd'us rBoma-,
oolare3, 1t Itviqg PARK, uoaaTd couaty,
in jay lGst Il. 7Gs renamed III ssn
tenoe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
would. be Train wreckerp KlIled

GALVESTON, Texas, Fea. IL "A Nee,
LuiinG, rexsB, special Gays Oficers
discovered two negroes obstructing the
track OF the Galveston, Harrisburg &
San Antonio railroad tor tas purpose Of
wrecktng an spproAchi gtrAin yesterday.
In arrestipg the m seresn,s, one negro
wGs instantly killed and the other was
mortslly wounded aud Afterwards died.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

AahST All. & "7'E' i,rls III ss,L.
Astoilows N.'u' ms 49, ali Tun
$40 m ''no' .S,H n. I.sr snd
s, ~ u IssaGs;nbssa, ESD l. u. Iaoo p,a,
80. ,,snns srg, ass q. H., 10 ann NKnn
Ut Nilhiinaton, A.C0h M m an1 Y, u
'NNNFLIJ nnperintand ahHt'A
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

" had been compntely disabled from rheu
matism; used P'rker's Tonic for kidney dis.
ease, whsn TO my ast tnishment the rh-uma.
tism completely Disappeared" So writes Mrs.
Henry BogeTt, of No 45i Atlantic avenue,
Br oklyn, y. I; Rheumatism arises from the
tsllnre OF the kidneys to separate theuric acid
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

Chas Brady, SOmervie, Mass, who refers 10 DIR.
o. d, wood, drugg-t, Of that city, certiiies to d
WoIueFiul cure Of running sores on the neck which
mud been treated by hospital physiaians witbGnt
cure, and which yielded completely to the CuTI.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

scHESBcrADY, N. Y, Feb. l3.-Leyi T
Cints's iur aud bat store was Destroyed
by fire this morning, causing less OF
slO, 1000, on which there is IS COO insur
arcs. Tie FIRE started the cellar
where plumbers had been 1t work
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

MY skin disease, which resi- ted several popular
IeheileS ana other leu ee5 nd yised 10y ulys cniIs
M M been cured by your CurIcUn6 RFMEniEs
a nne, nHglssEh iny most sanguine expectations
NINCENNEs, IND. h'uh'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Earthouake sbock. n snain.

MADRID, b ID Earthquake shocks
were fol. % day st T.rfs dol Campo,
about 40 miles forth o! Granada, They
were SEVERE soough to do eerious damage
TO the hospital.