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Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

When the terrible rsirsl
happened near the gas wCln "a !
OF last January Eigaid Law
fireman OF engine NJ. y BID T
foot 30 badly iujutcd that tte
Kane, who was at thai tine
pauy's physician, found It l%t
am putate q par, Of i. Ardla
ton be was very wax and "
and Superintendent Cartel a1
the Pennsylvania Ea.roA q
sent "a nurse AZ the e1p'lssd
pany wto faithfully s,islda
five weeks.
Young LAWYER i1pfoy'dai
he was able to 70 our On va
the wound never fully Les'SI
in a short time tie torF
through the dc'il Dr. DH
has been attending hin u
eks, decided a lev dsr
another ampu'stlon wgu.d d
aud the operation WIS ptfa1
terday. DR.. ShoF'Iie4 Hsi|
| Detective Jones was pfetl.I i
f-...3 ,t.dsr h. It'll
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

The entertainment given last even
ing at Baynard's music parlors by the
pupils Of John Brown was success In
every particular, and showed the re-.
variable progress they have made
under his very able tnitiou. The room
was crowded, and every one was we'll
pleased, while numbers were unable to
even obtain standing room. The con.
servatory will open again this fall. and
1t is the Intention of Mr.. Brown to
secure either the Opera House or the
Academy of Music for his next enter
taiDment.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
A Large ConsIgnment.

For some time past considerable din
Guilty has been experienced IN obtaining
good sheep, consequently there has been
but little first-clAse mutton in the
market. The best sheep are raised in
the blue grass region Of West Virginia,
but from some came the supply from
there hhs been very light this year. +,
Monaghan, at stalls II and Is Third
street market, WA fortunate a few days
since In securing drove numbering lTf
of these choice sheep, and is now sup
plying his customers with their meat.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
FIFTH EDITH

Dots.
Come early befors,,,
hre sale clothing, No. ; 70 W., az
c. Pure pepper and rp.os. ,'' ~. R''
Crippen's, 8 East s.e + v''' ou',p
o,i Hammond Second and and e ,a''t
Frank II. Thoua, w "'sOl' I
sale. 'u'li'urs a,
DR.. c, Walker al,.
cancer without the Use ~ ei'.i'
MAKE only a moderate ca n ri
Reed, No. SIS Kin, ., a',s'
eggs, cheese, dried be e.I'1l "
cot Wholesale rates g'''' Ad,
The new house Of p.n
corner OF ThirteeniA a, y I
evening. ''' ~ u hA
Ooffeel Coffee Coe.s
and our celebrated 1R,i
pounds for 81. Ittakfsii,sa
pens, . East secold s,,. ~
The LNmbson men .,r
be be elec.ed II az the ponio'&a
The Chambers msn an AZ ,, ~
mined FOR their candid,,s s'4l|
A grand conc4rs win 4.
evening In the Chsrrb h. y ~ ~
choiEs Of the Delaware S y y
church assisted by oiheI ~,
The steamer Thomas A M.
dereoing repairs al ,l,r P p, 'a !
Sar9s, left yesterday notp,s, I
|, The contents Of the D., o..
belonging to Charlie. ] G,s ~
M arket street, va. .olJ ~"
$500 '"'s'pa Al
Letters testsmeutary IA,
gra ted to Marsafe, rsGW..,,
trix of The will Of Aa.9.t H.
also to Frances Garrett l y,
the will Of Eli Garrett. "
The Democrats C,gq.v 4
met this afternoon a, > n,
Court House. 1t is a,npg :
doors, while a large c.ogi \
are gathered in the yo.Di,y.
Miss L Alice Marra,. sI,,s
w. l. 3. Murray, diIa. ID
Selbyville, Sussex County
morning Mr. M1tray .e,'u
terday for Se.byyae
W. S. Blu llocb, Delaware 4
tween Orange aud TA'Gs.l
building a first cla.. wagon
Pussy, who is abon' = eIai
sively In the mauuiasrn d
quality Of ice,
William HomeRool, vhO
stall No. ~ in toe Third s.rtt
Is paying the highest mtrEei
=, calves that are Il, 10 s.su.
wishes farmers aid dlif!mer
10 make a note Of this aud d
cal.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
sale OF Horses and Carriages

W. Y. Warner will sell at public sale
TO morrow "Wednesday, at 8 30 a. IN
a lnS of fine horses, carriages, harness
&c, in order to clGse out tie retail
tlade in which he has been engaged fol
some time back. he will ALEC sell hi
big tent, which would answer for cam
meeting as well as for other purposes
AL who wish to make a purchase o
any OF the articles enumerated shouiC
make 1t point TO be on hand.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
As,hetio rhlef.

Some evil disposed person took d
very handsome century plant from Dr..
Vests yard, 700 West street, last
night. The thief had better bring
the plant back and avoid trouble,
as o very liberal reward will be
paid for the return of the plant and a
iar3er reward for the conviction of the
thief. The plant being a gift, was much
priced by Mrs. W est.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

The sale of COWS by w. p. Proud at
Centreville, on Monday afternoon, wa.
quite well attended aud tho prices 90
tanned were tolerably satisfactory con
sidering the dull times. Cows with
calves by their sides SID at $50 to $40
one only, no wever, reaching the latter
figures; springers $40 to $40, aud feed
ers 500 to $50. Nd Proud stated thai
the prices were too low to allow him g
living profit, but nevertheless annouBc
ell that he would have another sale IL
| four weeks from that date.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
EPlTHELIOM A.!
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years | suffered with cancer ON
nv face. Eight months ago q friend recon-
IL ended the use Of swift's SPECIFIC, and de-
ternined to make an effort to procure 1t. In
this was successful and hogan It's use. Tho
influence Of the medicine at hrst WAS u
somewhat nggravate the sore; but soon the
Inflammation was allayed. and began to
Improve after tho nrst Few bottles My gem
eral health has greatly improved. l am
stronger, and ablo TO do any klno OF wore
The cancer on my face began to decrease and
the ulcer to heal, until there ia not yestiee
| Of II left-onlV little scar marks the place
MRS. loIOIB a. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, august IL, 1850
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Elijah Benson oolored, was before
Judge Cummips this morning charged
" ith being drunk and disorderly, and
assaultinR, with intent to kill, John n,
Benson. The evidence showed that be
had used An axe on John, and the
Judge imposed fine of s. and costs on
the first charge, and held him in $500 bail
for hearing tomorrow morning on
charge OF assault with intent TO kill.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Mrs. Auni6 M, wife Of VIM. Wilson
OF Kings Mills, Ouio, aud her iouf chill
dren, are now visiting her father, Jacob
Chandler, and other relatives near Mt.
CuOa, Min Greek Hundred. MIR. VIII
son, with his father, brother aud
brother in law, Is engaged In mana
featuring Hbbet iron powder cans, and
the firm is doing quite au extensive
business.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
SPLENDID Lobsters.

Powell, the enterprlsing fish dealer in
the Third street market house, received
this morning large supply of the finest
HOLSTERS ever brought to this market.
They are all alive, and seem extremely
anxious TO tas,e some one TO see If they
like them. In addition to these he also
has 3 full etock OF black fish, founders,
trout and butter fish that have been but
a few hours out Of the water.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
Atlanta, Ga, august II, 1885.

have mad a cancer on my face for some
ye> RI, extending from one cheek bone across
the DOss to tho other. IL mas gwen me
great deal OF main, at times burning and
itching to such IN extent that II was almost
uubsaTnble, l commenced using Swift
Specific in May, 1850, and have used eight
bottles 1t has given che greates.reneI ny
removing the Inflammation and restoring
INV general health. W. BARNES.
knoxville, Iowa, sept. 8, 1855.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mali
ed free.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Allan
tn, ga. N. Y. 1877 W. I'D street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Ida Moore, very progressing young
woman, who was before Judge Cum
minis couple OF weeks ago charged
with drunkenness, under the name OF
Ida Cottingbam, WAS AGAIN in the dock
this morning on similar charge A
fine of 81 and Costs was imposed, which
was promptly paid and she was re
leased.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
Ponies and christianity



There are four or five hundred white
and colored men in Wilmington who
profess TO be Repub cans, and many Of
whom belong to the Christian church,
who never vote or ply their tax or take
the pains 10 see that their names are on
the assessment list Ali OF them no
doubt comic er tlemtelves good citizens.
Now l contend TINT man who takes
no interest in political matters caunot
be considered true Christian.
The religion OF Christ is not religion
Of negative virtues bat of active, ar
dent, generous deeds, and sympathizes
with our fellow creatures and their sor
rows. A religion of inward feelings
without outward words is the religion
of monks, let its votaTies call them
selves what elee they will. The relig-
lon that is not prepared 20 attack hu
man evils at their root, and 10 proven
them 40 much az possible by destroy
ling theit canses, has been long ago pro
nounced TO be "a sounding brass and {
linking cymbnl "
The man who secs trade destroyed b,
the mischievous acts of bad govern
ment, and his poor neighb3Ts suheTin
all around him IN consequence, an
does rot set heartily - work to reforL
that government, 10 order 70 procure
better system, bht on The contrary
shrinks into his house and his close
lest he be ruflied Or excite his feelinRl
, is bat acting over again the prou
/ Levite.
| In word, Christianity Is not merel
a religious principle, but Of eJnsequeuc
; aud he who does not dare 10 iooK tho
principles freely in the face AID wit
: OUT ar OK man on devil, OF high or lo'
: of unpopu' arity Of per oual sacrifice,
!, carry these divine principles boldly o
into their fall, direct and legitima
consequences, that man may talk
i Christianity, but he has yet 70 lea
o what IL II. q F. II.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
Baptist Convention,

The twelfth annual nesting of the
New England Baptist Missionary Con-
vention will be held in Shiloh Baptist
Church on Wednesday, June 10Th, at 2
d IN. Introductory sermon by Rev.
X. ID. Wynn, Of Now York, at Z 30 p.
IN. About thirty l Inc churches W
be represented, and the sittings will be
continued until the 2lst inst.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
Excursion POSTPONED

On account of the dissgref able
weather last evening the moonlight eX-
cursion of the YoRng Peoples League
of Grace M. K, Church, which was TO
have taken place ou the steamer Re-
public, was postponed until come time
In the future
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

MCGOI.-ln this city, on the 18th inst,
Margaret MoCoV. in her I'D year
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
yite1 70 attend the funeral froIa tho Tesi.
dence Of her Son-ir.lSw ), y. johnson, 80.
lil0 W. Front street, on Wednesday after
noon. 81 rstces at ? s'clscE Interment 81
Wilmington and BrandyTine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

IT Is REPoRTED, but we DO no. be-
liave 1t is true, that at ono OF the cleo.
ton districts on Saturday last a hole
was cut through the ti1or and the cellar
was used for ballot box.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

The fair will close this evening.
Many articles were CHANGED off lat
night, but the larger and more valua-
BILE ones will be disposed OF this even
ing.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Mr.. White, the Dominion Minister of
the Interior, said on Monday in Montreal
that commission would doubtless be
appointed TO settle the Fisheries question.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

DR.. Reod j. Mckay left yesterday for
Ospon Springs, w. Va, TO reiuperate
for few weeks.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Japan Tea! Japan Teal Pure,uncol.
ored goods; the greatest bargains ever
offered; try them. Crippeu's, Easi
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

rhe following described real estate, viz;
Authat certain lot OF land with a three
stnrv SrioH dwelling thereon erected, situate
in tho citv of Wilmington, formerly Erandy-
wins hundred. New Castle County, Dell.
bounded as follows 10 WV; onr,o,,
street bstween Fetts streei and Marsh Lane
lid feet from Belts street, thence easterly
nsraIlel with Belts street and passiuR
] ihrougb IL middle OF the division wall 80
taet In cAos. 20 the westerly eide of feet
Vide allen lea u og from Belts street to M aTth
I Lane a Go Hereby soulherly IL feet to
| land now a. late Of John Z. jackson, thence
| by the same westerly parallel with Belts
| STRAIT ami passing through the middle OF the
ldIytsion wall 50 feet riches to the said Side
| Of Iamnlbt street and thence thereby mortimer
IA f.et totbe pIace OF beginning with the
lnriyiIese.of the use Of tbs taid aley in com
| mon " ith other owners forever. BOOK NJ
lVol. 70, Page 2f5 sc
| Seizgi Ind taken in execution as tire prop
terty of Martha A. Maris, surviving Mort
pnpor aui ExecutriX OF Joshua Matis,
lcsas.d ana I. TIE. and TO be sold by
Al THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
IL SherlHfs Ofhcs, Wilmington, June 9tn
Iltss il2-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

without the use Of the knife, Painless
treAtment. Moderate charges, Ad-
dress 0. W alker, Wilmington P. o.
Del
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
EnRoM 1862 EAsr FIFTH Strict WE

VSROnt 1862 EAST FIFTH STREET WE
II have opencd another lot OF tne goods.
We ar, sci Ing tgK biscuits at ID cents.
Have YOU tried this pound-clke In pound
box.t? IL Is what you want TO- pic nice; IL
will keep fresh for two weeks. hniRhts OF
Labor CAKES are delicious. We rave sar-
dimes, cans for 70 cents, in |; sardtnes IN
mustsrd, large cans 10 cents; IN OF cooked
corr beet Is ceLts, chutney sauce, 70 cents;
bottled mixed plcgels. cent; all Tor PIC
, MICS. Another lot OF tine tea arrived to-day :;
il Is the best we ever offered at so cents:
our lo-cent coffee is excellent; our IO-cent
coffee is Golden Rio: our coffee needs no tin
spoon nor tin cup 10 recommend it. Noun
tain cherry Jan, An for 20 cent?; our lei'y
uure and bought for cash. Have you tried
these large bucketso' Tackerel at 20 cent
hams at 10 cents; shoulders at S cents. W.
have lowered ali our -four. I. M. WIEN
lOl East Mh street. Jel"4t'
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Tomorrow promises TO be cloudy to
fair, aud rising temperature. Thursday
slightly cooler aud fair weather may be
expected.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

= CSr-STRAY E3OR STOLtN TNA
A. from Richards MS farm on 2t2S
newport pike, un colored forse, the
property Il Eising and LanRc. AM inior-
nation concerning aim may be left 81 the
store, Ag Orange street. van give reward
for the return of the horse. J5Ii 4tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
p ~ TayIor Can't Get In

until his bonds are filed. But he and
the public can buy wholesale, daily
fresh vegetables, fruits, eggs Ash,
oysters, Gle ma, crabs, poultry, Sc, at
ITO East Fourth 81. 5picer * Little.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
knIEn.

Stop ard see the mems suite we are
selling for $40. No East Fourth at.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Il Tho REPUBLIoAN office in the shad'
ock 10 O'CLOCK IL r'clcof
63J roo 10
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
DALrlMUKE q OHIO RAILROAD
LANDENBCRG BRANCH.

CHARGE OF HDFhS
On and after June eth, 1870, trans wiNIyn
d. follows
t.&0 p. N. ,,..,
\. BIZ and 30 p. N.
leave I.anden burg o.65 a. nj LEO Apa ara
Arrive St vii niugton, g. 90 3. M; 2.lo Eu'
Sunday trains leave Wilmington 10. 1t O.
m and eco; III 800,
/ Arrive al Iaudenburg Il 20 a u. and 70
/ 4. IA.
Leave LaaGcnburg at SEQ a N aid 3
7. 70.
hrri,e IT Win agton al 800 a Ii. and &c
q. OgrREA.,
y SAGE ntendspt.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
at2.3, O'Clock, p. M,

The following describ ID real estatei VIZ,
All thst certain lot, pie,e or parcel Of laud
situated in the village OF Odessa, and bound
ed as follows TO wit:
Beginning at st1ne In Main street at a
coruer d. this ard other lands CT said rain IN
thence up said street north west direction
90 feet to the1lne % land OF Francis A. H. att,
thence with tho line OF said Hyatt SOUTH
westerly dir elton about $50 feet TO the line
| OF landb f Daniel Coroit thenee with the line
of said rol bit a south-easterly direction q,
| feet tire line OF land Of said Istman
thencea with the line otshl tatnuth noItD
| easterly direction about $50 feet back u
M ain street and place Of beginning [, contain
| inn therein chou 2l,t0 square feet of lana
be the Eame more or legs. with two-s,orJ
l franc House. shop and staon1g thereon ertc
| Seizch and taken in execution as tn
| properly Of Ge0rse kbnpel and Freior
ca kunpel. his wife, and I. ts,and to be sol
by THOMAS FORD. Sheriff.
l Sheriif's { fice, Wilmington, June lmtl
lls3o. il2 eod,s
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

The following diTa'' I'd I
sent from Wasn't si'a
itselt: ,.,y.,Y. r
uo EAJ J n : e'i "A, I'D -S ".
the the announcement .a'j vs,li,
tue rf tar lbs it.ar.'fe1i . sI,s
business as ao'oIats XIII N bat
from ,nts', Of lisr. 'a 81 10.
otL Le causes, lss NJ! ,,l .,l Il end
reserve is to Il. MEDIA psIsi
s snoss % nature tsl IL , e5,ss.y|
of busir ess s' %S,SIa sy' u
At half past QUE QUE. ice CD ]
day and md, at s, I' ci els sso I
pay Passs > i,,' vii meet a. 4, s sf
pas their respects ,.n he ssc,P,Iiio,,
quests that H Ila,mn,Ipirr Of a l.l
; .ss s'' nss & e ..5 5's : s5.;'
o lG5%a' CT t d ' publ. o9.:..:.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

lcIREBIYF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
Trfi Of Leva7i Fac.as to me dlre,ted
wIll be Gxsosed to public sale. at the note
now occupied by Una ies W. nlV' u; IL =.
Odessa, in st. Georke'- hunuisu' NeN
| Castle County, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE BOTH, 1855.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

'-,uERIFF,s SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
wtit Dr. Ais. Levari Facias to me d.
escted WILDE exposed to public sale a. ire
1Sonrt Eouso. on Market street between
Tsnth ana Eleventh streets, in the city OF
Wilmingtdn, New Castle County, Del,
ON TU ESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OFJUHE, 1885,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

kzTANIhD-A SIlu 4 IOS IT. KEEP
wv house keltleran OF good repu
tation. N 0 OBJ ections 70 going u the c9un
nv. Call on or address miss NJ. y. W
Western ii tel, Fourth and orange streets
Wllai 1gton lei. lei5-3tt
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

Cranor g. Co. have a large stock of
crinsled seersuck ers OF the newest
. STYLES
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

EaTANTED-t+OuD HOUSE CABPHH-
wv tiers can ii nd steady employ ment and
good pay by applying TO VIM PR JST,
ir at the rev building Of the Chester
Bank Savint Fund. at Tnird and Market
street, OF at al last Eighth street, g hester,
Pa. lelt2.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

The indiC,a,o q DE y, ne.
' ss.S :s'5s y a. s::5';s
May o. ga, fh ss ' oSc d 'a 1spi d |
f.; T. II +. !: St; 4 E {
IL s.,S j" % 81, s. g '','
sandy be e the lss.t o. Ista''sia!I!
&; < ' $685. {; s &c &c ''''
S SIs, excel thai
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

We take tho ,.. III he 4
s .si'sa : !. sSe5 III I:
News . OF ~ 'i b Bot. T. W a
evening from 2 s,I . psgtis
,nent as this, 10 Ss'caps ~
became snery ,, Uy u IN N
attempted to ciOI ,,fd'I9,s MI
Exclaimed H I an i t3aS .sls|
9 osr.iss suspecC,.ss b, E i.s !
deed are gum saini!,M ni, IN
i hssJIopeed to tie c n he ca ".
Of ot't the sincerity o + IssIt',als'ssrr
to such ata mars i 10 OF ,Sse
spare no no.. nartIes beiol' 70 thi
the s tn bs7s metea If, 5II q,
| reward for ~ assault
aTd cowardly ,,lOp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
NEWS ITEMS.

The rainfall iD Baltimore week befor, last measured il6 inches.
 There are already forest fires in some places in Massachusetts.
 A general assembly of Knights of La. bOr will meet at Cleveland, Ohio. May 25tb.
 Miss Catherine l.. Wolfe gave $45OOC as an Easter gift to Grace church. New York.
 More than SIX thousand applications for hquor licenses are on file in the Philadelphia courts.
 Choice wintergreen berres from Penn- sylvania are a Few celicRcy of the sea son.-Boston Journal.
 The New York legislature has under taken to induce the United States to maintain the Ere canal.
 Some Of tine western newspapers have been printing a cut of Lydia PiDkham as that of Miss Folsom of Buffalo.
 Gold to the amount of nearly 3.OOO,- OOO was exported week before last and foreign houses expect the movement to continue.
 A bill to put telegraph, telephone and electric light wires under ground has been rejected by the Massachusetts leg islature.
 The Mexican pension bill that has passed the lower house of cooxress al- lows pensions tO rebel soldiers who were in the Mexican wnr.
 4 cave large enough to accommodate all the citiZens of the town Is to be dug at Clifton. D. T. It is designed Rs safeguard from cyclones,
 Seed oysters for planting in English md Irish waters have been gong abroad from Atlantic ports at The rate Cf from l5O to 200 barrels per day.
 The new Chinese mipisser passed through a trying ordeal, at the residence of Senator Logan, on the occasion Ot B ceremonial visit, few days ago. Mir. Cleveland was recently houored in the changing O; the uar'e of Clsi borne street, New Orleans. tO Cleveland ! street, but there IS great groEl about ! It. IL has been decided by the Nova Sco- l Ina legislatnrr to refer the question ot ! from the Dominion govern | nent to the peopl", who will vote aye pr no.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
Indians at Grade.

Messrs. Wm. C. DayIs aud Alex Me Kay came in from their stock ranches in the Santa Catalinas today. They saw the trail Of six or eigh. Indians at Ora ole, going north oD tue old Camp Grant trail towards Es-kim in-ziu's place on the San Pedro. Several people saw the trail, and it wgs definitely settled that il was made little teiore nine o'clock on Sunday morning. It crossed the road about one and oae-hilt miles from McKay's house, towards the sheep camp. between the two tanks. They are un- doubtedly the same party seen by track walker Lynch at the Rillito crossing on Saturday morning, CUd they had ylst about time 10 reach the Oracle on SUE day morning. There Is more than a conjecture that old Es-kim-in- gin is 0 party 10 these Apache troubles, and the fact that all the re turning renegades wbo are stealing quietly back are making for his place, Is enough to warrant a prompt inyestga- tion of the matter. IT the old Apache is furnishing them ammunition 1t IS better that be be hanged neatly and ex- pedi;iously; but on the contrary If these grave suspicious are Croundless IL Is due to the old reformed murderer that his good name be vindicated by an In- vestigation. IL IS known that his In disns were all arninG a few weeks ago, and ttere is no reason on earth for such proceeding, unless be ls conspiring with the renegades. Let the old man be inspected and investigated suddenly and without any timely warning as to what Is to tske place, and if the process does not make some strange disclosures, then many people are as badly mistaken as the faithful christians who mi-toOk Worcestershire for the sacred wine at recent holy communion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
How to Save Money.

and we might also say-tIms and pain hs well. in our advice to good houskeep- era and ladies' generally. The great necessity existing always 10 havo per fecliy safe remedy convenient for the relief aud prompt cure Of tbs ailmenss peculiar 10 standardization irregu- lari,y, constant pains, and Ill the sym toms attendant upon uterine disOri- efs-induces us to recommend strongly and unqualifedly Dr. Pierce's "Fayorite cription"-Voman's best friend. It will save money.
 Loss of Flesh and Strength.
 with poor appetite. sni perhaps sligbt cough in the morning. or on first y ii 2 down at night. should be looked io ia time. Persons effected with c-nsnmp- ton are proyerbially unconscious of their real state. Most cases commerce with disordered liver, leading c. tad digestion and imperfect assimilation of foOd-hence the em-ciatiUn, Or wasting 2 of the flesh. It k a form of scrOfUlOus dIsease, and IS curBble by the use of tl at greatest Ot all blood cleansing, anti bilious and InvigorEting compounds, known ss Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medi ,al Discovery"