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Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

The house In the near future will
have no fireplace, steam pipes, chin
neys or flues. Wood, coal, oil and
other forms of fuel are about to disap-
pear altogether in places having facto.
ries. Gas has become so cheap that
already it is supplanting fuels. A
single jet fairly heats small room in
cold weather. A New York artist has
produced simple design for heating
entirely by gas at a nominal expense.
1t is a well-known fact that gas throws
off no smoke, SCOT or dirt. The artist
| filled brazier with chunks of colored
glass, and placed several jets beneath.
The glass soon became heated sufd'
GENTLY to thoroughly warm a room
10x30 feet in size. This design does
away with the necessity for chimneys,
since there is no smoke the venti'
lation may be had at the window. The
heat may be raised or lowered by sim
Iply regulating the flow of gas. The
colored glass gives all the appearance
| of fire; there are black pieces to repre-
sent coal, red chunks for flames, vel
lowlsh white glass for white heat, blue
glass for blue flames, and hues for all
the remaining colors OF spectrum. In
vention already is displacing the pres
ent fuels for furnaces and cooking
ranges, and glass is doing away with
delay and such disagreeable objects as
ashes, kindling wood, etc.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

The Popular Science News" 10
speaking of the spontaneous combusl
ton of wood, says that before the
French Academy in 1879, Cosson de-
scribed an accident which had &C.
CURED in his labratory few days be-
fore. While he was working there a
portion of the boards of the floor spon-
taneously took fire. They we're in the
vicinity of an air hole fed with warm
air from stove 10 feet away, on the
: floor below. A similar accident had
/ happened two years before, and in
consequence he had replaced the
boards adjoining the air hole with a
slab of marble. The boards which
were ignited adjoined the marble
Though the heat to which they were
exposed was very moderate, yet they
had slowly carboniZed, and becoming
extremely porous, rapid absorption
! of the oxygen of the atmosphere had
resulted, and sufficient heat was caused
thereby to start the fire.
A similar danger exists where hoI
steam pipes are allowed to be in con-
tact with the wood. The wood, by
being constantly heated, assumes, in
! degree, the condition of fine charcoal
a condition highly favorable to sponta
neous combustion. In one case steam
was passed through coils in retorts TO
distilling petroleum, and the pipe ter
minated at valve outside the build
ing. To prevent the steam, whel
blowing off, from disintegrating tn,
mortar in an opposite wall, som,
toards were set up to receive the force
of the discharge; and as often as tn,
superheated steam was blown, tn,
boards were set on fire.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
Never Heard OF Daai h

We are told that in the mountain
Businesses of Northern Georgia, where
the locomotive whistle Has never beer
heard, where the worn of the still
never dieth," and the missionary has
not preached, that there are men and
children who cannot read, never heard
of Christ, his mission or death, know
nothing of Sunday schools, or the
proper observance of the Sabbath Oh
what Christmas means. 1t is related
that when mans 13-year-old daugh.
ter died up there not long ago, the
father bent over the corpse with weep,
ing eyes and lacerated heart, and ex-
claimed: "She did not know that there
was such thing as death"
She had never seen anybody dead,
she had never been taught she had Ia
die, knew nothing of the shadowy land
or eternity, heaven or hell. Yet thou
sands of dollars are annually collected
, from the people and sent to christian
ize the "heathen Chinee," while in the
mountain seclusions the rough and IL
literate inhabitants scratch the ground,
shoot the deer, barb the trout, make
and drink their whiskey, and are OBJ
liyious to the gospel of Jesus Christ
Ignorance is bliss" but there is 6
instruction of funds and lack of dis
cernment in this matter quite apparent
With the penetration of the railroad
through that section and influx Of
population, contact and intelligence
will dissipate this ignorance, as the
rising sun scatters the mist of thu
morning. Progressive christianity
must take Georgia whether China II
reclaimed or not.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
PUBLIC SALE.
HEALD n los PUBLIC SALE

III EALD q CO'S PUBLIC SALE
NEAL ESTATE. STOCKS. BONDS AND
OTHER SECURITIES,
AT Central Exchange, seventh and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del,
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1880,
TAP. M, sharp,
]. Two story brick dwelling, No. 1915
Mainot Id street ,s rooms bath, hit and cold
2. Two-story brick dwelling, No. 500 Mon.
roe street hot and cold water, rooms and
l6xli7.
g. Iwo-story brick dwelling, easterly side
OF Cedar street, between Anchorage street
and Maryland avenue, rooms; lot II n. 9
inX75 n.
rhree.story brick dwelling, No. 4lo
l. nbard street, rooms and bath; lot lsx2O.
o. Three two story brick dwellings, Nos.
roof newly painted, o rooms, bath, hot and
GOLD water; lots l4xT2.
D. Double front lot, west side Of New Gas
tie avenue, 20 II. north Of A 80 IT,, by aver.
age % IT,, extending to Head street
i. Two stalls in Club Stable, Third and
Washington streets.
8. Ten shares Masonic Hall Company
stock.
O.. sixteen shares First National Bank
stock.
10; Three sh res Central National Bank
St ock.
II; Two shares Security Trust Company
stock
For terms see large bill or apply to
HEALD x co,
entral Exchange, Seventh and Market
btreets a2l.3t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
Mr.. wh,tnsy,s Amb,t,on.

A special dispatch from New York
to the Chicago "Inter- Ocean" says: A
person who has exceptional opportu-
tunities TO study the undercurrent of
political life at Washington, and who
has Just returned to New York from a
several weeks visit there, said to-
might: II have no longer any doubt
that Secretary Whitney means If pos
sible to be the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency in 1888. | have
been in Washington more or less for
the past ten years, and know what !
am talking about when say that more
elaborate, ingenious and skillful plans
for the success of political end were
never laid than are now in force for
the advancement OF Secretary Whit
ney. Washington is undergoing a
very marked change. For the first
time in very many years the White
House is not the head and centre Of
social lite. This gives the members OF
the Cabinet an opportunity to set up
for themselves, and in this the Whit.
neys have become famous. Mrs. Whit.
| ney is the most clever Cabinet Minis
tCi WIG w dohihBtoh nus CfCi ocell
People used to think that Mrs. Blaine
could be polite, and also the wives Of
half dozen other Senators more OF
{ less brilliant in society, but they all,
to my mind, lack the tact OF Mrs
Whitney"
"ls it owing to personal beauty"
mo, she is not even handsome, but
she possesses the power of making
each person belieye he or she is the
peculiar object of solicitation that
counts for more than beauty. Her en-
tertainments have been perfectly geor-
geous, and if the Whitney boom is to
be kept up at the rate it has started It
is going to be the most costly that ever
came to Washington"
sis it going to succeed?"
''No one can say. With untold
wealth, the patronage of s. ], Tilder
in New York and the Payne dynasty
in Ohio and the government at hii
back, Whitney is not to be sneezet
lat"
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
NOTICES.
TorICE-sOHOOL ELECTION.

IN
An election for members of the Board of
held on SATURDAY, May LIST, 1850. Polls
will bs open at IL O'Clock or 30 minutes there
after, aud close at op. IN.
The inspectors OF the precinct in which the
election is to be held In the ward will hold
the school election
Members TO be elected and places OF voting
are as follows:
First Ward--One mem Der for two years,
polls, No. 20 School house, Sec md near
Washi lgton street.
Second Ward-One member for two years,
polls. FELTON, House, Second and Walnut
L streets.
Third Ward-One member for two years
polls, Public school House No. 10, Elm and
/ dams streets.
Fourth Ward-One member for two ears
polls, Public Scaool House No. 7. Fifth anC
Pine streets.
tifth Ward-One member for two years
polls, Public School House No. 9,cor. Eight
an Wollastou streets.
| sixth Ward-One memb ,r for two years
q owe Twelfth street
/ seventh Ward--t'De m ember for two yea RS
polls, Public School House No. 2, corner o
Eleventh and Nashinston stresis.
| Eighth Ward-One member for two years
polls, Pubic School House No. s, cor. Sew
enth nd spruce streets.
ninth Ward-Une member for two years
polls, Old Acsdewy
Tenth Ward-O 20 memb IT for two years
polls, Public School House No. ID, i bird anC
Harrison streets.
Eleventh ard-Ons member for tw
yesrs, polls, Public School House No. IL
corner Oak and Harrison streets.
| JO. N :. GRO HE,
Secretary Board of Public Education.
AL lot
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

Oliver Ditson & Co., of Boston, the
well known music publishers, have
recently issued several new pieces Of
music, among them being Home sd 6
Chicken Pie" by Frank Dumopt;
"Tell Her Ye Stars" by Brandon
Thomas; "a Pretty Little STAR" by
Theodore Moelling; 1.-THE Mermaiden, Is
by Owen Meredith, ana q selection OF
choice pi. no-toite music, arranged from
the scores of popular band compost
lions. They have also published six
beautiful Easter carols, which can be
obtained at 8 cents each or Is cents for
the set.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
How Women Would Vote.

Were women allowed to vote, every
one In the land who has used DR..
Pieroe's "Favorite Prescription" would
vote 1t to be an unfailing remedy for
the diseases peculiar to Ter sex. By
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
Getting Ready for BUSINESS

The City Democratic Association will
meet At o'clock Bext Saturday EVEN
ing at 4.8 Shipley street, over Burps
ard Monaghan's shoe store, for Il q
purpose OF organizing for the city
campaign.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
Contagious.

am native Of England, and while was
In that country l contracted a terrible blood
poison, and for two years was under treat
ment as an outdoor patient at Nottingham
Hospital. England, but was not cured.
suffered the most ag0nizing pains In my
bones, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs, Finally completely
lost all hopes in that country and sailed for
America, AMI was treated at Roosevelt In
this city, as well as by prominent physi-
clan in Now York, having no connection
with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement of Swift's Specific,
and determined to give 1t a rial. took
SIX bottles and can say with great Joy that
they have curedme entirely l am as sound
and we'll rs l ever was in my life l. FRED
HALFoRD, New York City, June 12th, 1885.
In March, 1884, L contracted blood poi son,
and being In Savannah, Ga, at the time, l
went into the hospital there for treatment.
suffered very much from rheumatism at
the same time. did not get we'll nder the
treatment there, nor was cured by any Of
the usual means. l have now taken seven
bottles Of Swift's Specific and am sound and
well. 1t drove ths olson out through boils
on the skin. DAN LRAHY.
Jersey CITY, N. }. Aug. It'll, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail.
cd free.
The SWIFT SPsoIBIo Co., Drawer 3, Allan.
a, Ga. N. Y. 1877 W. I'D street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

No preparation could have made sucf
q reputation as Salvation Oil has with
out in trinsic merit of the highest order
1t kills pain. Price % cts
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

1t is rumored that the supply of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup Is not equal to
the demand. Druggists should prepare
themselves for all emergencies, as the
peopl trely on them fer this remedy.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

TgO SLvEN.RoOMliEsDD
~, sixth street, between
a Emerson ItoII street. Apply lyy1 to
y ''S sei washington street
bAN, WI al6-ott
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
DR.. SIM MS
PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

MANhIN d Il a YUM IE FILLbs
The most famous liver medicine on earth,
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend their
operation. They do not leave the bowels cos
tive. They tonr d strengthen the liver and
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur.
ing liver complaint, sick headache, neural.
gia, bilfousness. pain in the side or back,
pain in the novels, kidneys or bladder, etc.
Very valuable in dyspepsia, malaria fever or
dumb ague, ehills and fever, general weak.
ness, loss Of appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weakly females as an assistance TO keep
the system healthy They arrendorsed and re-
commended by thousands a thegnicest pur-
gative and splendid liver medicine. Elc-
gantly sugar-coated, 20 cents a box; family
boxes. six in one, 81. Sent by mail. Sold BY
leading dealers in medicine. Main depot,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del,
and No. COZ Arch street Philadelphia,
nOv2p-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

oooD BRICK STABLE.
[E.1%Odate three horses y and ! Z
(' Ss.t FINN street, near Mad.
u low apr Rl3-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

"a GOOD, ACTIVE BOY
kery store. Must be able TO
Reference must be given
u, ADDRESS grocery" this
aio 8tt
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

.G0ODGlRL FOR SM ALL
IOOd wages will be paid 10 a
eisfence; no other need ap-
last Fourth street between
lcs evenings. a2l-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

E7V0 FRAME hoUs, ss,
l. even summer SniH kltche a,,,s s0 st.l
a i,'Hs for }Or horse sSI and one c COW v;
E, ,Da md a. possession given - !
Id y, hlNDh' al-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

GOOD MEN To CAN.
Dc city for the sale Of DO
mschlnes. DOME 81 y.
BET street. al2ti
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

la YOUNG MAN AS
ID TO cell goods from a wagon,
nunty required; Job steady;
hi ss to character and ability.
Arset street, m29tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

T0E-A SMALL TKu OK (
NJ, ~" marie, Of a mile OF q
ei .rt an hour and a halrs
N. hpP'' a2l-4t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

d EMOVAL- KOCH WAKD, 30 II
II ana shoe maker, has removed from ol2
Orange street to southwest corner Sixth and
Shipley streets, where he will be ready at all
tim es TO take your order for neat fitting
pair OF boots or shoes Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Repairing neatly and promptly at
tended to. AL II
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
RENT.

s y5s'S M aG S.s ...s.I ''rs s.s
il l,I we: q - tx E..t FOURTH ,d9. q. &;
cellar Oh J. j.'i (. ,. SEE e. rs Si 4
kr,sl. TeiepnV" mi2-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

f-OaE LANCE FRONT
fnd foor. Inquire 40 West
~ A2l.3tt
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

NV STORE AND DIV Ell
/ S soruer Of front and Clayton
A. 0V ,or drug store. W. J.
IarEet street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
TALK KNIGHTS LABOR WE
STEAMER d.
.pRAMOYWInE -

For Marcus Hook Chester and Philade ell
phis, Leave Fourth street wharf daily (Sun-
days lncluded)a t am. and IL 46 pm return
Ing, leave Philadelphia st 10 a. m. and up
n. No freight received for particular
boat after 30 minutes previous to IT'S leaving
time. milo
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

Il TWo.sroKY BkIU *
r., ,s,oows. in good order, .t On
). FIX Apply i'Sy' . THOMAS y II T.
aNafket street. 30 :.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

LSTUATlON AS HOUSE
sll experienced, can give
stcs. apply at 100 Yves,
A2l.2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

Third STORY FRONT
rlsted OF unfinished, with
IN. iOg MqrEet st. dzS'ti
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

- ce.ved by the undersigned until IL o.
clock. m. April 30, for the erection OF a
building in this city for the WILMINGTON
SAVINGS FUND SUOIETY. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the Office Of the
socie any week day, Exec IT SATUR-
DAY, from a. IN. to p. IN. The right 10
reserved to reject any or all bids.
fHUS ID. slavery,
az II Chairman OF Building Committee.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

EiHE HOUSE NO. II
IN Apply to PAUL n 10 y
H., ~ JAMES W. KING,
W., VI al2 II
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

tROOM HOUSE, NO. $40
|, ,s.i' possession 18th. Price
AMY 70 Nm. TURNER,
nSf streets. ai''O'
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

LsTORE AND DWELLING
delaware avenue. 7. AT
4 SIMPLIFY streets. m1o-ti
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

GEORGE q. MARIs, 6OI.ShipIey st.
Translates n general Real Estate
business. ConVeyancing I'm all itH
branches.
Collects rents, manages property,
Loans money only ON first mort.
gage. al2-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

NOR SALE-A HOE COUNTING MA
IL chine, in perfect order; will be sold
che'p. Apply at this office. a2e-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

EyOR SALE-FKAME DIV ELLIN,f AND
a. stables, 10 the suburbs, with adjoining
lot l00x100 feet for garden; some fruit. u II.
4REG,t, IFS Market street. al6-7t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

ROOMS, WITH OK
bart; also table board. 100
ml0.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

SITUATION AS
eper IN a respectable family.
'hll othcs al7-ots
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

a MILK ROUTE-AN
ebel u quarts and price. AID
~ ml9.23t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

EUR SALE-A CORNER STOLE
Il property. immediate possession; In
western part OF the city. Price low. Apply
Eighth street. ae.lm
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22
WANTED.

-GlRLS FURNISHED FOR
iOr all capacities. Lady
.aIvays on hand. Apply at
i Intelligence office, sO3 Or
| al-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

INOR SALE-CHEAP, ONE s-ROOMED
street, with modern Improvements
Terms easy. Other properties for sale In
different parts OF the city. Apply at No. 8
west Seventh street or No. 80 West Ninth
street Telephone call No. 30. J. X. ID.
SEEDS q SONS. sT.u
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

ENlLEM EN- BOARDERS
King street. Also table
a3-26ts
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

ENUR SALE TWO COWS, ~
IL with calves by their side Ap.kEE4W
ply at corner Maryland avenue and 400
Oak street. EIt-ols
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

lWO FlRST-OLASS DAN.
Apply al SIX Market street.
m3i.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

StIOND.hAND SHOW
u q, ". GOODNDW,
'Heet. AL 2tl
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

atNrLEM AND
Psshllemen can have god
"a 10 'l9fy sunny room, in
o. Address MODERATE,
al9 II
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

GNOR SALE-A LIGHT ONE MAN
Il wagon, as good as new; cheap II sold
coon. Gall on or address l.. W. SfILHAM
n SON. Ill East Fourth street. Wilmington,
Del Acct
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

ENOK SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES
u ola trst-class grocery store, doing a
good business. Good reasons for selling.
Address X. O., this ONCE. al4l2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

UNOR SALE-THE LARGE BOARDING
II stable, on Fifth street between M adj.
son and Monroe. Apply to M. NEWELL,
Fifth and Madison streets. ale SIT
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

NOR SALE - SODA FOUNTAIN,
u White marble fountain, used two sum.
mers, in perfect condition; can be bought
cheap. Gall on or address b. X. VEASEY,
Eighth and Monroe streets. a2l.3tI
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

NOR SALE CHEAr--ONE MARVIN
IL tire-proof safe, nearly new; height 40
inches, width 81, depth 20. Also / set OF
Fairbanks platform scales, 400 pounds ca
pacity. VIII be sold a bargain TO close
co-partnership account. Inquire at this
office. mls-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-22

IL ~ at southwest corner OF Third and
0huroh stroets, now tonanted BY the Hare d
Morgan Company. Apply TO ]. H. HOF
FEOKER, JR., trustee OF Jos. Teas estate
Ninth and Market streets, city. seplT-eod-t
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The Commissioners OF walla walls
county have appropriated $500. and
the City Council OF wsiia waIla has
appropriated ta5oo. 70 purchase the site
necessary for the location Of The Terrific
rial pcnitensiary. the building Of which
In that county hinged upon the donation
Of land. AZ this has been accomplished.
Ne ths Peniientiary Commissioners are
a. work. and a. the scheme to eoi a
veto from Congress Of the peniientiary
ias has signally failed. the people Of
waiia wslls are justified In believing
The Territorial renitentiary in their
midst ls assured.
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Delegate voorhees, is evidently look.
ina after the peoples Interests. On The
ssh instant he Submitted resolution
directing the Secretary Of the Interior
tasdemana from The Northern Pacific
Railroad Company statement Of the
facts In connection With certain alleged
violations Of The Law by said company;
which was referred 10 the Committee on
Pacific Railroads II the committee Is
diIigeni and faithful h will have no
troshls Ia finding violations eaoagh 10
keep IL busy investigating ell summer.
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Atvkrs Roos AT THE Tor.-No mat
ter hos many persons In a community
are engaged in the same lire Of business,
II IL an tndisputsble and ineonsr@versisle
fact that the ono who sells the parest.
neateat aud best article at a reasonable
hEare will always receive the lion'a
share of the trade. This fact "a iltas
tfated In every community. lhs man
Who KEEPS the nestcst store and freshest.
pnrpst groceries. will always enjoy the
lest trade. The dairyuan Who makes
the sweetest and puresi batter, and
ssnds 10 10 MARKET ia the neatest pack
ages. viii always hnd a demand Tor bis
product at top 6rurrs. Tits il ilins
trated ty W. 2. Sfnish. Of Renton, who
for tke past teu years has received CITY
cents the year round for his butter,
while othefs who took lees pains re
eesved much lees price Ahcat Que
rear ago Mf. Smith gent cot Of butter
nssklne into the msik sssiness. He
scon became consincea that tse usual
way 81 sendtng mia 90 market was
ses ths eorrecs system, aud commenced
castsne about for wuznethinS, better. He
hnaily secured tho right 90 usa a re-
eently patented system Of milk De.
livery. which be il now introducing In
kesssie> ME-. Smiths Echo cottage
Dairy is located ~ Reptnn. aud his
herd Of weli-hfed COWS feed In rsch
clover passnses and prodnce spiepdtd
quality Of milk. This unslk Is taken
30 the milk house ami strained iato
patent glass Jars holding cue qa4rt
eaca. These Jars have = psspnt air
tiehs. adjustable esvsF, and After being
allied are pat In clean wooden csses and
sans 10 town % their arrival here tse
Jars are taken frem the czses. placed in !
: metallic rack holdlne s,x quarts, and
delivered 10 the cassoeaefs Fer IN
stance. II = family wants twu quarts es
milk. too lars are len Al tie aoasa. TAs
next asy the delivery 1an Genes
aFonna again, takes az The eapsy lars
and ieases tail one@ ka ihsaR pisc~z
The adinsiNhis covefs ke~p oas Gast a
veil - impure odcrs Thsssytsxn SAVES
TIE necesslsy 90 tee part Of the lads Of
ths hense e washing pitchers os ves-
sels tor tie miikman- flts seq systexs
has enly ~ Be seq 30 ee appreSsssssa. I
and 4 sall Be sarpKssing u Mr.. Sussth 1
desz net sosn have % tzcreass hts herd
g coss- Orders for siik left viii Il
N es.s, =; Wells. fareo 4 Co.s By
pres etzlce. OF vita q +. Stane. the
Eroess. ef seat 10 W. 4. saith at Ken.
toe, wtli receive promps z1teaiioa.
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oui the United states. and any LADY Wis
gives her time and energy 70 cAnvnes1ex
Tor them can soon build up PEHNkxkxy
and PROFITABLE business. They sre -
sold By merchants, and We Owe Excfr<
efvE TERRITORY. thereby giyinxfhs eEeel
entire control IL these suPKRIoH COUSINS
. grand success selling these Rood3 -
Ne deeiro such In every town. A6dN
NINE 0KlsWOLD 4 CO., - b.
way. Kew York. NIL
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LAND FOR SALE.

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
~ acres OF river bottom land. half q
mile from Stuck junction half the land
10 cranberry marsh and half light alder
bottom. with nothing larger than six
inches 20 cut. A good creek OF spring
water on the lssd. Good title. Terms
80 per acre. WIN cut into A0s to suit
purchasers.
INQUIRE Of JAS. BOYD. for TIMOTHY
kEANk on the place. aplsiw2w
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Attention, Veterans of the
Mexican War.

A FTER A LAPSE OF FORTY
n Fears the grateful Congress OF our
country has rewarded rs with q pension
for one OF the meet noted campaigns the
word ever knew. II seems 10 me that II
would be nc and proper 70 have q reunion
on the sth OF May 1.-THE anniversary Of the
day the battle OF Palo Alto WAS Fought.
20 return thanks to an Apprecintive Con.
xress for the reward which they give us
l.. u. COMPTON.