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The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

village, and while the frightened Indian
were absent poisoned with strychnine not
only all the food and drink abandoned by
the fugitives, but also the wells and springs.
According to Bueno's own declaration he
found when he returned few days later
5000 corpses OF Indians in the village. He
also boasted that in another village he had
poisoned 800 Indians, and that he was about
to treat similarly another in which 5000 In
diaps resided.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The Red Ipjun" is the latest thing in
the way OF a man to captIvats the fancy of
a fashionable belle. Coachman and foreign
counts have had their day.
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wranina

TIE Inoies Il death sgpf.slh an va
~ u and satisfies show cynclnsiyeiy thgt
ulur persons die frpfn ,is.-ss,'s 1.-THE Ihn..t
and Lungs that any tsei II i pTnialle
that every ne. -ithans exception. reserves
vast number II FtIss.rcl1 tifrsgs intsl tho
system AM where sh.sss gers - 81 ssT0sfs
suitable ~. thay stlr: mt life and develop.
q tIst slowly - is shown bY q slght
t.rkau- sensation = Uhe tl1rs, aud II al
.-Wad 70 Continue tl,iT r.Eags> Ja1y cx-
teI.t . tlte .Gugs producing Consumption
and 20 thr he.i. causing Caiarrh Nov
al III IS dangerous ;.ll Il llrNtl t. pro-
cc.3 IL ia Tine cause itrsh 80 tn ~
SCI y.r4 mus al with gr4nRtil,ss. allow
.al cold 'a - YItuaG; attention is dan-
.:r--us srd alsy lose YOU vniT life 4.
-s.a As yQu tel ti4Gl something Is Esu.as-
-iIg ycE fiiTo.t 'tngs ~ Nusirils. "b-
tan hOttle .: Bo1riioe,s German Syrup.
Il HLl'yivl IN N immediate rgliCi
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tCoNxvSlcAlEs


Ihs pieEic # ,hc col5rel people t,r ihe
SSr., ~ u -. Nicholas church, ; isiei Tx
place n tlse elst cit. was one cfthe btst con
d0ct,d al mos, -Er-e:bie ad-irs q tao
Kind u which I Was ever present II he
whiil peoaie had known what treat was
prepared III them on IA separate .st,l"
l. The cottage greater nuGsbersxf them
would have riSkei the rain 70 be there
S@owy aeatGess, exquisite quality. rnnfuse
variety, and perfect preparation, made d.e
dinner one u which Delmon;co would
have been proud On account of rain very
few strangers were present The taultless or
der in the arrangements and tn gentle
manly courtesy that prevailed all day were
features In their frsf picnic Il which the
cs'i"Ee! Peoplc may Be proud Sss.00
we're takeaEn.
OcULATUS.
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!
The Conyocaii0nai Services ID kim and
Queen Parish we're largely attended and Il
most impressive character. Rer. Messrs.
ssslArs ls.csing Tesn, Dashiel and Can't
were he clergymen Fns@ent Mr. siaars's
sermons ard address, wene particularly
appropriate and strong BA-soF Dashiel
preached bpt aaos. All Mr.. ss4nss saerely
conducted t.e servis I.zze utFcrings
f3r Diocesan Missiens were eivcn The
music. under the aiFessson If Miss Rlakis-
tone and Pro. Garner. II shsaaa. was ex-
eoiien', while The general evidence Il zeal
ard spint ~ hi crngr cation iRsde the
Conrocaron one Z the INST happy AMI
successful ever held u this CROWNS, an
vigorous raTish
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JGly esiG, l,>>. -yn.s ast .st assn b..
N. rrov,,,.iu.,s ~ previous ,a,,',r- r.l
anal ado,a.,l Mr.. ,. Ajax JSs'e. ana
G,.,rl, I. Na,hyn W,r, limited = ..rr-
bCIsnip. Nh, Gl,rse + Pnlss, ehG.aaU
If the Committee on Ia, purchas'rr NJ
selling Agency in Washington n..tl, his
rspo-,. The report was adopted, aud Mr.
vahS: vas then appointed q Cn,ans.Ilva e
IN, 10 visit Washington ahi Coniyr with
Commission Merchants ulsn the subject
Tho chairman nt the Committee IN the
proposed Canning Factory made his Ee-
poyt ami several letters in relati,.E thereto
Were read The lsbors OF ;l.e committee
weTo continued. Letters from Hons. 4, p.
German and Hon. Barnes Compton, al
dUssej 'a, " the mcul4Fs, in regard
to Inc ~ .sriaiiau slr nriians BAY, woSe
rea T. tn C'ah Tn n,os.or the Clah al
joG;Eei .IoaN = DgEE,
SECRETARY.
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Ctreata~ fress Father gsskia.. which
iss Feqaess- 80 BE read fH nas ahe
ChuFshes In No. Mays
G@uaaW

1 BRErHgEs IL have bor SINE years ys.s,
bseu stationed m :, Mars. anl have
spared neifheg time nor labor RI a.. spsr-
iisEsi weif4Ee a the dock iniFusts.l l. ny
/ osrs. | Save seen IN ny tsaisy experience
the sal decline Of CalAoHc.ty n the fsyor-
Ell lard, which ; few years past vas I'll
agi0w with the blessings Attendant upon
the i,iihflii pracsice Of our holY religion.
Why tbs Weakening u faith and neglect
| u q As holy law Can y1si MT answer
! toT yparaeives. Il i because lhe rising
( generatioR IL been allowed t. grow With
z oat dle fostering Land q r,ligir1s liss.i-
i'iiae The splrii y the world , : grz5u-
ally cIep: in, making me chilireu q tie
lIsrsss'.. sc eiser than their eniiehtel1d and
! i-cas ..nels.1ns- Formerly In aSc,,s. VS.,
thl-. -- - zeh.s, 1, which We could send
.rF a..i!iren Thank Col thar obstacle
!'= hc-n removed, aad We have nov il orr
r. -si n -Aeademy s4gsl q az =ch - IN
ir 30. laa Hllw az toe difficulty I
ilss u a6e--lfiag 8 corps 81 sister Amer
repeated iassis from -eyer.l colaaanit.es
1 ~ edit Kcatuel.y, that dear I'D State
Nhi' afost!ed Z nome e. - nt..y 5. oar
'-'''..- ~ petition va -E'ut.''' md
'..'''-' t-- 4 '..fe. was great ''llj The pres
-' as 'a'1Fi.A5' INC SISTERS .aii t2s.t
'- -. haii' -,'' came amongst ''s
O. .r ~ Lac p.rtC.i ,r.:aEe s"Cr
.-.''.... -" a-., '''n,s-'t 'h~4r ~r--
Ed '..-.. - i'i't."S '"eL'- ~ iti.- ~"-
.sne '--' 40 F"'l"iis lms, al
.-.''.'..a 4. '',lt.hd.S "lt't "''itI-
'. -'." #- n. lh.irrH i"iIot.iel
i. * p -fnii nj 2 lFa'n rom
i.'- Nl" "a-t aALlii.-, pains faust have
> '.l-@ "l. % i-,-@. y st., tL.rA
. ai.a. 'l.t .'u'y . Ir'n ea.l-
'' . Q ....'..si t.i, H-'c -Aa.-".
I.,...- h'-h.T .-..i".- IT, ''..rt AEt
...'I H-'.-'e ,",'r VHi''-.,i attention..
,,+..' y" {. I4-. - An-" md t'5@
'''' +. 'a.'! $40 -..!'e' trt.r J. l,'''s, q
'H. ."!' r. ri. government tn 2
WOW. :. .L,- FA'is-t ~ iL..g n,iah"n. .
= t.- N'li'# ia'. ~r"a -l'izen>, E,h-
'" o. s'.@ -H" '.,rL.. mist ne 1a' at
''''.' .' Ia: !'-lh-
az 7.-.l5 I. i'.., ana m - SUP
''''.- AZ "li p J"- d. .'''. MY ~
..'.'' -'r - .'tH '.'fh. I'it -..''.i! j.
n VII Is 'p1it-- T. i.''N' II, .'l 'h'rs .
~" 'H'" ''i''''7 '-i Ak iitit1'-
ava. ma ~ Ni'., H-.y H.'. .'''ii ',s>'u F.
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Real Estate.

PARTIES wishing 10 sell farms, BY furnish
ing the Undersigned description, etc, will
have the same advertised free Of charge.
We have made arrangements with several
Real Estate Agents for the sale Of lands In
over Maryland
MOORE d MORGAN
Z LENA -dtown-
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Ayers Hsu E'ise'y has ma ssstIssi, IN merit
aad efficiency, = 5 laii drcsssng aud iar
tie pTvyentlE = U,.i4ness- l. cradicates
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OcuATUs

II ycu gish io restore the hloon. b. yauE
wasted cheek. ard 80 inpn,va yonr health
slssi pllIaPness and strength vii, sneCeeNl
eulaeiats'a and debility, purify yunr elocsl
with AYERS SarSaparilla- his remedy
VIII hcaef!t you mon surely and speedily
than auy other
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The Democrats u the 9TH district are ~
qReS'Oi - nee, 81 MIies;nEn next Satar-
day. August It'll, instant, At o'c!ock. p. m.
for The purpose Of forming Democrats
Club.
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The Baltimore Weekly sun continues to
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years, a model Family Newspaper Du-
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mating taste and with special reference Ia
the entertainment and instruction OF the
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while it, Fashion Articles, Household Re
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reliable Tucker, Smith & Co.'S Shoos,
which need - cgmmCnlatiun from me
But suffice Ia say thai you c;.n ooga. ou
tise.n .sissIy&
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Near St Nicholas Chrnh wednesday,
August s9th. Riding II : p IN Entrance
fy,, 81. knights T. rpiSE, - William. B,
Fl0yl, Jartoesvi,ie Pc.
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DLEASE COMPARE THE PRICES
~ ~ the fsiiowina ''ianiSli,irs"t Il spring
AN. Simmer SCOTS Fully IS q 80 per
81 helow any hausC South III Baltimore
city. II viii 10 ain attempt To- cngmer-
al. al thg various articles VIII naly give
1. few in each department Bear IL mind
thai tiieSo an Hst leaders, for | assure Won
6t-,. and az haze ia stock are surprising
Il low IN pric,s.
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Miss MILL FENwIcg has just opencd
the largest and handsomest stick at Ladies
Hats ever seen in Leonsrtown.
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FIswAaE DEPARTMENT.

Wish B-sins, g. u -
H. B. shl, have ready f1r your IL
- ton in tew days and 10 cent
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a.s.. II viii pay you g. visit this novel
~ piicr
Is FERNS. Cash on delivery. or ucccp-
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ures
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CIothinq Department

In this line | can save you money
N""hy and geutecl in styln and fit
" a. suits from : 80 t. $li 80
Youths 60 IL / - O. . ~
jhil lryn's 81 . - % 81
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Furniture Department.

vi lilIS nlakc u : ScialtS. Being bought
from the factory | can save you 25 per 1t.
over Baltimore prices.
Chamber Suits, pieces. Sis, worth 81
ID 81 10 do o., 20
d. do 10 do IS, IS
Bureaus and prcsSs r, q 50 % : -
Bctstnats pa 10 $50
Cent?, tnd leaf tables, = 81 Il = 90
" al spi.. chal,t, - - pei half dozon
Ia ID ls1w back : -
OAK chairs, - 90 tpi5D
Cane Seat / X to55,
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"a IN. lteturning leave Governors Run NJ
81 T.. m, Plum Point NJ ; p. IN, Fair IIa-
ven at : J.. N.
For PatuXcnt River a. far rs Lower
Marlboro daily al ; T. M: extending the
Sunday AID Wednesday trips ms far as
Bristol. Returning will leave Bristol al g
a. m MONDAY and Thursday; Lower Mari.
bore daily except Sunday, AT . a m; Ben.
elict II =. IN; Williams, l 10 p. m: SGT
terly p. m; - Leonard q D. M; Mill
stone T. M. steamers from Baltimore IN
Sunday and Wednesdays viii take no
freight - landings below Brncdici, and
will not call Il Cove Point. Soiomun's Is
land, Sblcr.'. -. Leonard's. parkcr's or
Williams steamer q Baltim"r, viii not
cslll q Parker, Snlpman's Island ~ Cove
Point on THURSDAY
Freight rc,o,ycd To- III points daily
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent,
l2S l.igh; Street
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Personal attention will he given % the
Inspection and sale II tobacco and b sale
II grain. Liberal advances on conSign-
menis-
Jan. 27-tf.
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sender of club Of ten.
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will be sent for the remainder Of the year
for Forty cents for each subscription.
Address, THE STAR,
Broadway and Park Place, New York.
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hANsL 4. ETT
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Attorney aud G,umS. llar al Law
AMI Agent fnr Connecticut Mutual Life In.
suVanCc COMPANY, Mutual LID nr New
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pol,
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WEEMS LINE STEAMERS.
PATUxENT RIVER ROUTE.
SCHEDULE FOR FRUIT SEASON or go.
BEGINNING sunday, July 29th, steamers will
run rs follows from Piers and Light
Street Wharf

For Fair Haven,
Plum Point AMI Coy
ernor's Run daily, ex
ccpt SUNDAY. AT q 30
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The Baltimore Weekly Sun.
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Liquors OF Every Description.
NNLShLE:
CICaI>s ANG TOBACCO.

II. llct. -, J,tllra h'.'lu i,r,t-,.a.- e7,UI.
rr, store. "a ar9'a.. thar will in.lu,r yen
(, purchase,
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ISIS. Premiums 10 gCticTs ISIS.
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Grocery Department. All Standard Good.

Ladies me !oW ties and Slippers, Il, o.,
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Know All Men,;
Ayers Cherry Pectorai,

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-07
Creatures of the Deep Sea.

A scientific examination of many of the
animals that live near the bottom is not
practicable yet, however, for the reason
that when they are brought to the sur
face they fall to pieces, or nearly so. They
are so organized as to withstand the enor-
nous pressure of the water at great
depths, and when brought up where they
are relieved of this pressure they collapse
This is especially noticeable in the case Of
fish with soft tissues; they are reduced to
a spongy state on coming to the surface.
No satisfactory conclusion has been
reached as to the effect of the darkness Of
the ocean depths On the inhabitants Of
those spaces. Many deep dwelling Great
ures were brought up that had well de-
veloped eyes, but it is thought that they
were only migratory specimens, since the
older ones were all blind 1t is also found
that great many of them were phosphor-
escent, thus carrying their own light
with them. This might warn off their
natural prey, or, on the contrary, attract
it to them, and the latter is supposed to
be the fact, because the phosphorescent
fish and animals survive, and nature
always adapts her creatures TO their sur
roundings.
The creatures that inhabit the depths
of the ocean are the reverse Of beautiful.
and they all have teeth and claws and
suckers and what not, designed to rip
and tear and xiii Their domain is the
scene Of constant warfare and struggle,
for nature has ordained that they should
live by eating each other.-Philadelphia
Times
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-07
He R~voits AHntnek Cruelty.

II Is rather IN others add for otbsr3 That
the modern civilized rlan breads pain He
finds II harder 20 know that etAsr men are
suffering the pains Of cold CT huge. IA
Kansas or Ireland or India. CT tia. ''pris-
oncrs Of poverty" are working for pit
tancss In tho great cities; or that laoormg
men arc driven to work sixteen hours .
day, or that criminals sre .nTtsred or mis-
treated ia the chain gsry: CT that ''polti-
Gals" ara driven 20 insanity In tbs Roxsizn
state prisons. lie resents and psndsles
cruelty - animals where his Grez: grand
father. perhaps. though: nothing Of ss-e-
ing slave to the whipping pest &c re-
volts even Against harsh12sss Z j9S:
Punishment, and desires 20 alleviate some
Of the horrors Of hanging II ks Ignores
q ease Of cruelty, 1t Is from lack Of On.
risceaoe: Ia. hin know ahcr: Il. nd tee
world shall know bis feelings sbos: 4.
WilberSsroe and Copiey Eight 60 en- 10.
years telling EogiNhInen Of The horror.
OF the ziddls passage and Of al the VII
latnies Of tbs siave .Tsde. AID sflll tie
slave ships s.ileA ou. frcn Liverpool. ard
The slave trade was represented u psrli.-
Dena- CFueasy IN z10.e recent times lres
BY stealth and biushss 70 find itself IA
nous N the newsPsTer pilisry.-The
Ceztury.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-07
A Chinese Opium Story.

Since the introduction of opium into
China millions and tens of millions have
riven themselves up to its use. it's vic
.ims being found in all the ranks and
conditions of life, among the old. the
middle aged, the young, and even chill
aren. But case of Ill infant becoming
q victim to its pernicious Influence has
Just come 10 our knowledge. A man and
his wife had been in the habit Of taking
opium for years, and one of their chief de
lights was in indulging themselves over
the pipe in each others company. each tax
Ing alternate Willis. One day the woman
gave birth to boy, and all the household
was in an ecstatic state Of joyfulness. But
before long the baby began to show signs
of illness. and although physician was
sent for they could not discover the cause
of it's symptoms. Every effort was made
to save the child. but he only grew worse
and worse until his parents gave him up
for lost.
IN despair they took their pipe 10
solace themselves, and behold az they
pulled at the pipe the smoke was waited
20 the chEd's nostrils, and. giving .
saceze he instantly revived and began 70
cry Upon inhaling more Of the smoke
lc changed his crying into laughing and
became exceedingly lively. After TIA. be
WIS all night as long as be inhaled the
smoke at regular periods Of the Gay.
one day. however. his parents neglected
TO give him the accustomed dose Of smoke
and before they we're aware he died
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