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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
AROMANNA

Is sure and absolute cure for Dyspep-
STA, Malaria, Indigo stlon, Biliousness,
Heartburn, Headache, Belching Of food
and all Debility of Stomach. Liver ard
Kidneys.
FOR blood and skin disease II is uu.
|equalled.
sold at SO7 Market street. Price
% and rs cents.
5.sAssafavTss,szsssy,1ss JjySn
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Testimonials

To the excellency of the Queen and
Royal Esther ranges always follow their
safe. Only agents, j. @. johnson &
Son, 225 Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

A UUTGUN PR tMP. TORY SALE Of a
"A jewelers. business. commencin.
SATURDAY, M)ARCH It'll,
At IL 70 q IN. and 30 p In and continuIy.
every morning and eVlntrs -zeti the an,lre
-stnel :" Disposed o., OF 40 Ill East -Four h
street.
$4,000 ~orth OF Solid q d and silver
watches, with all ths lescing American
Movements, viz: waltnsm, Macs Elgin,
i'll. q Springfield, Ill ard a full line Of
Ladies' and Dents ehe.Ls In all the latest
designs Ladies' and Gents Jeselry Of
every style and description, Rogers VIII
coK's Triple and Qusdr2pe plated Silver
ware, Clocks IN both Nickel and Walnut
ramos, AID everything 'uaily fund In q
tirstclass lewelry stsre.
Particular attention Ia called to our i'm
mense stock of Ladies' and Gents Solid
Gold singer Kings set in Diamond, kuby,
Turquoise, Pearl, Amethyst, Cameo, Tiger
Eye and lntaglio.
Ladies not Wishing 10 be present ut the
auction. can get ou ton prices 1T private
sale. l.. W. STIDuAH son, Aucts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

Chester Raum has sold his iarn, On
mile sest Of DDver, to porShefh ''"'i
Tor $l26 pef acre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

1877, rr.ser, 8 hansng 70 =, ... srsasss
kAsi'oaslin yar rAtes 70 olabs should he
made only 70 y ONCE OF tina. Company ~
New 0rleans
For further iGi prmstIou VITO osss-,$ 81"
press mon ny Ort!rs, 0, rew York EKcbsnge
In ordinary letter. Currency by empress,
(all sums ot Is and upward at our czperss).
addressed
M. A DACPHIN,
nra.
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l.. HARRY yoHEsoK, tgu. r. BtRsRfLL
II Jetferron . r o. ksS PatakH stro5 !
JOHNSON & BARNHILL,
Undertakes and Embs!!!m9se''ss,
2O7 MARKET STREET.
fl2-tyeod

A magnificent shO~ this week Two and
a-half hours OF sp eadid smnaement. Every
afternoon and night FOR week commenci x
Monday, Mar.h2 HEbMONDs OLlFIOh.
Consolidated aggregation 0f 10 a'tists, 10
their representative specially and fupei son
ations, intr' dueing err latest succtss
III CM 80. llon't forget, every Friday Gteht
amateur might. Ama!eu's vi hing to appear
APPLY At box Office. Alao ever lady sud
CD lid attending matines presented with full
set museum ca. cAr0s. Look out next
week Engag II ant Mt great expense OF the
Novelty Skotca Club The 1nost musical
extravaganza company noN troyeiiHF, ms
company havins receiyno the highest press
encomlum OF eye"y principal citV In the
United States ana England where they have
played. ADM sion ~ and ~ cent?.
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Or n. A. DAUpHIN,
COZ Seventh NJ. Washington. j. o

MAKE Post Office Money Orderr
payable ard sdd-eas Registered letters "
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL bank,
New Orleans La.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
Sold by all prugglats.
CONSTIPATION!

There Is no medium through which
disease 80 often attacks the system
as by Constipation, and there Is no
other i'll flesh Is heir to more apt to
be neglected, from the fact material
inconvenience may not be immediate.
ly felt from irregular action of the
bowels, When there Is not regular
action tho retention Of deCayed and
oiietO matter, with Its poisonous
gases, soon pOisOns tho whole system
by being absorbed into IL, causing
piles, AStula headache, impure blood
and many other serious affections,
BURD0OK BLOOD BllTERS will
Immediately relieve, and one bottle
positively cure OF relieve any case
OF CONSTIPATION.
"Wa9 troubled for o year with
torpid liver md indigestion. and after
tryins everything Imaginable used
BURno9H Ei60D BlrpERs, The
irst botllo me end The second
Cur6dme eltIroly"--J,S williamson
Rochester,, N, Y.
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ourcN work uy rnarmrw
Rpou d, BrolJoo In tho rournnm' mt NJ
WHpukonrtn,


WHpHkonctu,
WAPAKONETA, o., July % It IL es.
imntpd that seven thOusand people Wit
messed tho second days cOlltest IN the
tournament Of the Northwestern Ohio
volunteer llfemen'a M. 0ciatiOn here to
day. The sky was clear during the
morning sud n ec0rrhing sun so0n
c0uuteracted the results Of yesterday
big rain, 10 that by 10 O'CLOCK The ttack
along Auglai2e street was IN u suitable
condition for the running,
The hook aud ladder tests were llrst
In order, and the various c0mparies
were promptly ranged IN their places,
In the sporting hook and ladder contest
the Buckeyes, Of b lcSrus, were awarded
the lirst prize Of $lC0. without oppOsi'
ton, making 20 i0is IN i3 seconds IN
the service hook aud ladder contest there
we're ioUr entries: Ada, Van Vert, D,l.
phna ma ~ Marya, he track was 30
reds In length. The arst run relultod
M follows. Van Wrr', 32 seconds; Ala,
32 seconds; D'lphos, 8225 seconds; st.
Marys, 33 2 B seconds, Tie tie between
the Van Vert aud Ada lmpNnleq was
run III ara resulted ~ Van WHt win.
ming ,ho llrst p,i2e, $lO0, IN 81 sp ond9,
Auo Ada tbo secOud prl2', $40. I'm 1924
seconds.
There was o sllqhtrainiall about noon.
hut 1, wp9 sullriNutly disprllrd by 2
oclocR fOr lho hose companies 10 give
thWr Xhihi,iOua Of sgill In he rpgn'
lar conta9t between th' hose companies,
over % tf0ck fJrty-'w0 70 gWd $40 feet
w lmgth, there were tde following en-
tries: N'u6nrn Of st. Nurya Ciii2eu's
eft Of FindlRy, Gibson u Ohcrlin, Young
America of urbaul, gWr0rt uf New
Bremen, Van Vert 0t Van Vert, Wilson
and Alert bath OF Tim, The run re'
suited ~ followsi Wilson Of Ti0ln first
prize, &lQO, lime 3i9i sp'0nle; Alert OF
the same city, accOpd prig', $50, time ~
seconds The anna entriea were made
for the sweep takes, prz' $3.50, which
resulted In u tic between the two THIN
companies, time 3lll socondG In an
effort to run of tha tic both companies
according % the judgment Of tho referee
failed tO mako q coupling. The Aleret
dissatisfied with the decision, refused 10
run again, and the prlzN was award Il to
the Wilson's under protest, The records
In the hose contests today excel any
hitherto made In the State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Assuredly one Of the most attractive
ard well managed farms IN stark cOun,
~ IL that between Waynolburg and
Magnolia, on which reside Madison
Mays and family Having made pleas
ant call the other day we took IN some
of Tho lnterooting features of the farm
one OF which N the herd Of uolatein
Cows, numbering thrlyAye, the milk Of
which Ia daily mlking Swles cheese Of
u lne quality that commands good
price aud ready sale, Tho writer hereof
tried its quality and knows whereof he
elllrms, The farm arrangements and
c0nyenlenCiea are very complete. Bat
the great feature Of tho Mays farm ia
the herd Of llolsteins. II lswell worthy
Of mention aud u visit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

The dipltsmp7 4 plrlHlln crime In
London, made 10y thB Pal Mai 60Z'tlt,
are Cf such - character a. to0,tarl
universal attention That they Nr.
founded upon fu.t no ono doubts, On1
lh0 defiant attitude Of the pnpoI makes
thiB slill more certain For me unUe
cOuntabla reason tho laws Of England
are no lax In ihr matter ut punishment
| tf thi5, worst 4 all cdme-, thAt lhor' 10
no way # reaching tne participants Gr
those engaged in lhe dettstghlt trNillt.
| HE Pail Mall Gaz-t,c, IN wriliug Of lhr
| subject, recalls The story OF The Mln0'
Iaur Of Crete, to VIII, m an annual tn
butte Of mlldens was paid at Athens un
| iii the monster Wa9 elaln by King Miu0a,
| 0ne Ot EurOpos must lam0us artbts has
a eanYa lepcung this scene Of an
tiQuity. Upuu ba 90, In all attitudes
Of tespalT aud grief lle the Victims
waiting their turn 10 be- dragged through
the long car.liko hall Of the monsters
Tue sluggish river rup6 IN the fore
ground, Whllst upon The portals IRE
carved mimic representations OF tue
awful laud IN the dim VISA can he
HiiH NlH NAFNHhNAN'i WINS R'lh iA'' W.
willing ylc,ims 70 the sacIilc thr
whole making u picture ,bail indellbly
pressed upon the memory bu' thig T.
ancient lTee, $40 ar deal wIil
goGaln Albion, To General BDo.h, Of
the salvation Amy Is du0lhe unyeiiing
OF pli th.s0 rr NEE, IhuHu t7 b.. ls
among On. lOWH.y .n. mH.. H.WtONrI
CUEspa, hp Nal Wry Nr.Uu.ly TO-
leUu Ut and witness 0UCm IA ll"Us
nut ratulai ,hat he Should NY iu som
way 20 prevent lh ~ Ihr 5Iyiyop
Army uf which no rs Tine head, hl.
grown TO such Dimensions CHAT sub
divisions laye eel CstQb'i he'd I'm most
'ol the cigi.20i r.uUri03 VI DE globe
Their absurd titlos aud the Vu7iu which
,ar.r mpetlrg are conducted, iu maul
iustgncrs, made IA m the 'uughinl
atork VI The people, but they Iro.per
Ud lncr ase. Booth lives spienlidy IN
London,
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DMsrIrurE srRIIS MRs.


llNou ON fihtou Iof mOhlu'
The Cleveland Loader of the 22l inst
contains the following.
"t have Ch0rlty Conundrum for you"
began superintendent Raymond, Of the
Bethel AsaOciuhd ChaHtia., ps "A Leader
reporter entered tho pleasant Office Of
That {Nntl man yesterday Afternoon,
'but bf0rN | PROFOUND IL 10 you, | viii
Give you a couple Of cases which hnya
iugt como 10 my notice from tho no.
cHlcI lion wari OF tte city. The hrst
applicant wAs healthy appearing m1n,
who paid that he hnd worked Ia no topl
plate mill Of the Cleveland Rolling Mil
Company Ills pay was one dollar per
turn, ahi for q year past he hHl only
been furnished lyo turns por work On
thW sum Of 30 per week he clothed, fld
und furnished food for himself, hl9 wife,
and ax children, none of whom wer3
large enough 10 earn anything,
And In addition TO the above he
PAID 1850 PER MONTH RENT
on the small house they occupied, Ho
explained, however, that 30 far 40 shoes
and stockings were concerned for his
children they had gone without except
when these necessary articles were sup.
piled by his more fortunate nelghbors."
Here Mr., Raymond figured an Instant,
when he said: after paying his rent
no had $40 80 per month left. This
would allow each member Of the family
about seven cents per day for food. or
21S cents per meal which would leave
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Mr G. W. steese Ia home from Glove
land.
j G, Meyer ~ on cru,ches, Ilo was
choppng wood and cut hll foot wien
the aX.
Mrs. Mary Ann Harris WAS buried
Saturday, Funeral services by Roy,
AeTbruck, OF Akron, and Ream, Of Union
town,
Mr., D, II Meyer, Of shauesVille, Ohio
Mlsa Mary Holmes, OF Brecksyille, Ohio
aud Rev, Milton Frank, Of Pittsburg, Pa
Hre visiting here,
j. Q. Frank lectnrod Sunday evening
10 n large audience at the Sec0nd Re-
formed Church, The subject, Social
Gu toms OF Ancient Greece aud Il me,
was ably presented,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Laurie tho only daughter Of General
I'D. i, and Jennie II, Meyer, died on
Tuesday after brief illness from in
Illumination Of the bowels, Tho parents
nre Frustrated over their great bereaye-
ment, and have the heartfelt sympathy
OF host of friends The funeral ser.
vices were held ut the family residence,
No. 7l5 Dunham avenue, yesterday after.
noon at 4 o'clock. The burial will occur
at the convenience Of the family..'[Cleye-
land Leader.
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nothing for fuel, light, and clothing, TO
say nothing of an occasional delicacy.
In the event Of sickness In the family
they must either depend uIOn the kind
charity Of neighbors or suffer A man
cannot live on this mlaerly pittanre ex
cept TO lctnally keep gaunt starvation
from the door, Hnd yet this man informs
me that his was not an isolated case by
any means. When pay day came on
Saturday last, and the man received his
scanty wages from the COMPANY, he
haaleled TO his landlord and paid a
months rent In advance, thus securing
a habitatiOn 4, his family for short
time at least and the remainder Of hia
wages no Invested In flour aud needed
provisions, He did not save penny
lest the temptation TO spend IL for
clothing for hia family, or In some BuIh
foolish manner, might overcome him.
This being the condition OF his ex
chequer he walked all the way from his
home yesterday TO the city, He aeaIched
all day long for something 10 do and ut
last, diaheartened aud tired out, he was
directed TO the Bethel office In relation
tn The future, when the lrasent stock Of
provisions are exhausted, the man said
that unleai he secured work elsewhere
HIS FAMILY MUST sTARyE,
He had scarcely left the oflCe when
the wife nd mother Of crippled work.
lngman clmo IN, They asked for Char
Ity, and tha story related by the VII
Waa substantially aR follows; Some time
since Tho husband net with an accident
while working In one Of tho ipla :
mrAts OF The wlTRR Oi the Cleveland
Rolling Min Company by which no lO8l
one arm besides crushing the hand Of
the other no seriously that II Was usr-
.Ol' The employees hHd BuccGedJd IN
getting him ON appointment a. gutn-
Keeper where h' WoA pall III 10 per day
Hi4 family consists Uf q wife aud a.ypu
children, but ho managed 10 keep them
comfortably until the strike. Now he H.
entirely destitute and IN his disabled
condition there Is liItle that he ouu do,
hence no ana his fpmlly must depend
npon the charitable institutions OF the |
Guy uU'il the mills resume WORK or he
linfa another situation suited 10 his In |
llruitica, And now comes the cOnuu. |
drum" concluded Mr., Raymond, How
are the labOrers thrown out OF employ. |
ment by tue shutting down Of the Cleve. |
land Rolling Mills to live Though the |
wlnter2 The Society for Organized
Charity cannot provide for them, for
last winter II had all 1t could DO 10 kOep
The 1900 destitute people In the city
from starving, aud to take $500 NOR
on our hnn0A appears an utter imp1a9i. |
bllity, The city will be obliged 10 pass |
M appropriation act TO tide these destl.
tue people over until 0uch o line as
,0ey shall secure work again. The pros
ppct Ia not pleasant one 10 cantem.
plate. Yet, ugly ~ II IL, the matter de-
mants the attention OF thinking |
people
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
A Kind aud Gcncrou, Deed,

RtN A. Barber, superanuato member
Of 81. Louis Conf, NJ II Church, writes
from Moran, Kanea1: "lhis r'cOpm nd
alton n wrltton without solicitation
from anyone; but owe ~ to them sim
ilariy sfl ctpd 10 say tnat By The uae of
the Shaker Eylrac, Of Roots (Sogops
$ FuD | wae cured Of nm do tnHtp and
almost fatal iudigosIion-hlth alomgch
md liver being completely torpid !
was reduced 10 u liylrg skeleton
Friends, tmlly aud physician has gl0ru
mo up lwH kopping the spark OF li'N
alive wllh'N de- Of raw eggl aud milb
NV both stomach md Iyrr Arp upg
turmibg their functions. I have mUuy
itieuda in Western OHIO, n, N, Iowa aud
s. w, Mo, who would Ike TO know this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Persons whose lungs 0ro impaired or
hnyh thtolt diseases should not 30 10
the spuuhorp, al the mir is always poll.
onnul To such troubles ugp Dr. Bigo.
Iowa Positive Cure, tt curol couphl,
colds, Group. bronchitis, asthma, iunu.
ousi, 0ai ull thrOatNud lung dipOhscs.
Montgomery n Coz druggists, D,rrh,
Iowa, any, I'VE are having q tuu on
roalliyo Oure II gives universal vat.
isfaotipn," rrltN 90 cents and one dol.
mr trial bottles free Of Durblp Weight
y Co. Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Mr.. r, w. Atkins, Girrd, Kan, writes
"f mover hesitate 10 commend your Elpc
tric Bltters 10 my cu1timprs, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sell
lors.' Electric Bttlera 0ro the purc9t
and best medicine known and win pos.
itiycly cure Kidney aud Liver com
plnlntl Purify the blood and regulate
the bowcl8 No family can afford 10 bo
without Them They win save hun.
drod8 Of dollars Of doctors bills every
year. Sold NJ Aity cents u bottle by T.
ii. Barr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

THE managers Of the Liberal party
think that tho Parliamentary cloct'onl
next November will regult IN Liberal
plurality over the Conservatives OF 100,
or Il clear majority Of thirty or forty
over tho entire opposition. These llg.
urea are about like those Of tho present /
House of COmmons,- Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Chmncy NJ D.paw, WHO #8s chosen
10 ucceoi thu late JUmna n Rutior ns
President Of the Now York Central &
Hudson RIVER RiT11d, wrs born IN
PWHMIl, Nov f.|h, NJ 1884, NJ old
lluFuou0t stock. which Dad r.JIN there
I'm the seventeenth cNntnry and the old
homestead 10 sHll iu nnfgpH4l1N OF the
family. After q cnurfe wa ilo chogl NO
PpksMil, yOuUg NGpNW entered Yhlo
College, Wd rrlfu1'p1 thnncp, with high
hOuOr4 in 1850 I'm 1859 hH wR0aimittOd
tn the bar, aud two ypIulntnr chosen 10
lhaNow York Lngisll,urF from he Third
West Chester District, In thOI ensuing
year no waa reelected, and during the
session OF 1868 served M Speaker aud
Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways aud
MeRna, During thia year ha was also
made Secretary NJ State, llla position
ns Speaker had made him many friends,
ana making IN addition u prraOlal tour
Of the State, often gpeaklng twice IN one
day, for o period Of eiX weeks, he suc'
ceeded In carrying the State by 10000
votes. This Wps the more remarkable In
view Of ihO fact that HOfltIO Seymour
Ind I'm lhe proceeding year rolled up an
enormous m joflty on the opnIglio side.
In 1909 hH WHa naWHi n8 Minister 10
Japan by Seward, but after holding the
cOmmlssion . few weeks, resigned ~, ~
hla law dullrR W.rH Ol more importance
mhm neutrality-suspicious.
Whom, lu lsl2. .ND ca 'y t|tlot was IN
me l.Id, NH NpnH 1901 urm'uHt0d FOR
Llnnunanf Guytnnr uut Win .ho rest
Ul lHH fi.e. dn.ug,l iH .lHil hswlE
mldo B"g.utO, 0Un5Ht. uu'Yu..y, In
1888 me- HHu gaU4iiWn '.r .hu uIll0d
sn'H sGlp,n, tut Ufur o. contest OF
a'ah.vWa d.ya iU witch hn received
ul.y iNre f0urrhH OF fNN Republican
yOlg7, resigned I,H rnuupn.un with
tho Nu1,hiI. .y} m 0IipIugut "a 1890,
h9D lo w mn'o attorney i0F mo
Harlem RnNd M 1870 hO VIVA made
Counsel f0r lle Nos York 'urtral Ratt
road, md in 1883 wNg eoWlpd t0 the Wee
Presidency vim Nc Rgtcr iu The Prosl
Dental capacity
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WANTED rnrn JnwrLRY.


N A'.N NA h''NN'A A N''.'NA 'NNINNN 70 NNNNN|N
without Cause,
ls1Ho BWmcu2 Nos al.d o cow
u'n'ut before JuHtca Hudson gy1'u8.
mEl uaWoi Bm1us of CuUai FuN0.
charging nlw with pgaull With lu'eui
'o ul. luH' iH o ped Ter 4rd Hr.el-
Nouv ut Canton, Wblla at Fulton h
'ontly ho rllrgoa thut Simon
came 10 Whoro he wlg PypUug
nls goods for galo and demanded NJ
lant that he present o li,tlp girl, stand.
ng by, with some of tho jHw0lfy I'm hlH
'ase Lane naturally resented, ana ST.
mona, plcMag 40 o couple Of good s'zrd
g hhlo N0nea, clipped lsang under lhp
ar " IN one Gud ON the back OF the heHd
with The other By reason Of thla Isaac
Bas bndy knocked ou', and no cOnsld,
ored II Nn attempt ufon his life, Con.
aNbie RaCdpt went 20 fulton this morn,
Nng with warrant for the arrest Of ST.
mons,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

DR.. Fenners Golden Relief cures any
pain In i've TO thirty minutes, brulse or
cut, without soreness. by dealers. Cir
cular, Fredonla, New York. For sale by
Durbin, Wright y Co., .. N. Nye aud Z,
II. Barr druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
Dcmoor,llo smlo couyenllon,

slcrlH toh' uuy pgN0cpr
CoLuMuUs, July 93 Tho Democratic
.Saln Control COumltlcD met here NJ 3
o'clock tonight, ull tho dgtrlc,o being
represented except The Fourth and
Twentieth, After some time apont In
talking over thN matter, ibo committee
voted to admit tho nix dletrlcg repro.
aonted by pfoXIcl, Columbus was no..
lected ~ tho place TO hold the state
Convention, the vote standing on tho
lRal ballot, ton for Columbus, eight for
Cleveland, ono for Cincinnati, Tho dato
Of the Convention ~ August 10Th and
2O,h, The committees viii he selected
by dWttlcl8 on the eyonng Of the 10Th,
The following resolution was adopted
on tho death Of General Grant,
RESOLVED, That this committee has
heard with profound regret Of the death
Of U, S Grant, n citizen, u soldier, %
statOsman, and historian aud hereby
tenders lts sympathy TO tho members OF
his family
The meeting was harmonious, and
the best Of feeling prevailed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

l used part Of two bottles Of Ely's
Cream Balm and can say | am entirely
cured OF catarrh.-Charles Beisel, Co. X,
18th Infantry, Fort Custer, NJ. +.
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ronM Oh rmn annArnnAp.


CHICAGO, July % Tho Nows has Just
rCc1'yod from Francis L Browne, ciit6r
Of the Dial, the following admirable
poem on the death OF General Grant,
YANQUI5HEDl
Nol by tho ball or brand
NJ cd by o mortal maud,
Nul by the llgbulughlrom
Whon aoy lcmpest7 broke
Nut nd Tho ranks " war
Fol- tho great Oonqucrr
H.
uHmoycd, uHdlimaycd,
In tho crash aud carnage VI tho chnnOnAdc,
Eye that dmmed not, hand that failed not,
Dmln that woTci not, heart that quallcd not,
Steel nuiya, Iron fuim,Hs
Tue daunt0t spirit nat Orruo1 tho storm,
it
while tho Hero pcnc tul silent
foomnn to hla ohambw cfcpt,
Lightly 10 tho plumboiof came
Touched Ma brow aud blOlihoi hla HamO,
O'or thr srlekOn brow there pp3pd
suddenly au 10y blast
W.
fho hOro wIkOi
l,ulN uadlsuihyOdl
salutol death H-sand sncalhod hs blade
Tho clNgurnr NJ hundred Fields
1uami hitter cUnlnorur ylulltI
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