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Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

The general merchant loses from five
to two per cent. in weight and measure
on all the goods he sells that way, while
the Jews, who are considered sharp,
shrewd, business men, seldom deal in
an article that is not sold by count,
consequently they come in with a gross
of shOestrings and retire millionaires,
while the merchant who is wrestling
with short weights and measures is
barely able to keep out of the aims
house.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

One good sign for the women sufrag-
lists is that the Legislature of Washing
ton Territory has re-enacted the law
comforting upon women the right to
vote. They have tried it, observed its
effects and approve it. That is an en-
dOrsement worth more than any that
might be obtained for mere theorists.
The reasons why a woman should be
permitted to vote are precisely the
same as the reasons that have obtained
free government and the right of suf-
frage to men.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Mr.. Parnell speaks hopefully about
the overthrow of the present Govern
ment party, though there have been
fewer signs of such change during the
last few weeks than after the defeat
of Gladstone. Parnell continues to ad-
wise his followers to show themselves
fifteen for self-gOvernment, policy that
has built up for them party of En-
glish supporters, almost. if not quite,
strong enough to get control of the
House of Commons when new cleo.
tions shall be held.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Inhuman treatment of child by a
stepmother has been discovered in
Christiana hundred, New Castle coun-
ty, and the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children had the child's
father and his wife arrested. The evil
dence revealed unusual cruelty on the
part of the stepmOther, and she was
allowed to go with fine of ten dollars
and costs. The child was placed in
charge of neighbors.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

ceased to be my aim in life, I will set
my mind towards blessedness instead,
and l know I will find many a sweet
flower springing along my lonely way,
many pleasant fruit growing in my
garden, and will be more truly
happy than after 1 have ceased to
regard happiness the chief thing to
live for, and at last may it be said of
me, " She hath done what she could"
S. H. SHAW.
Clayton, DEL, January 18Th, 1888.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

The Austrian army is large and impos-
ing, but its material does not compare
favOrably with that of the English and
German armies, physically or intellectu-
ally, except in some favOrite or select bat
talions. The soldiers Of Austria proper
are superior in appearance, more elegant
and clearly in dress, and more soldierly
in bearing than those from Bohemia, Hun
gary and other parts of the Austrian en-
pire, but there is a seEvile manner about
most Of them which must be the result Of
the despOtic character of the government,
rather than good military discipline.
Some soldiers from the Austrian prov
inces are so poorly and cheaply uniformed,
so untidy in person and so very slOuchy
and unsoldierly in carriage and bearing
that "a locker on in Vienna is obliged
to doubt the military efficiency and sue
cess Of an army composed in part of ma
terial Of that character.-Col. Clark in
New York World.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
The Johns Tyson Nuptlals.
THE DAY DEFINITELY FIXED AND
CARDS OF INVITATION ISSUED.

Cards are out for the wedding of
Jesse Tyson and Miss Edith Johns.
The wedding will take place at EN-
manuel Church, on Thursday, the 26th
instant, at IL o'clock. Admission to
the church will be by card only. It
be remembered that considerable stir
was produced in social circles a fort
night ago over the rumored cancelling
of the engagement between Mr..
Tyson and Miss Johns. The date of
the marriage was currently believed
to be set for January 9Th, but this
impression proved erroneous. There
is no doubt this time, however that
the day is officially and definitely
fixed for the Goth.
The above paragraph relates to the
grand daughter of the late Col. Geo.
Davis, and may therefore be of interest
to some of the readers. Tyson is one
of Baltimores wealthy men, owner of
the Baltimore Chrome Works, has an
elegant country as well as city resi-
dence, has been a gay society man, for
forty years. An old bachelor caught
at last by very young Delawarean.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Within a quarter Of a mile Of Hays
City, near old Fort Hays, is a little eleva-
ton called Boot hill On the border, q
man who met a violent death was said to
have died with his boots on. In the early
days of Hays City such deaths were fire.
quent, and all such victims were inferred
on the slope Of the little mound, which
thus earned the name Of Boot hill. To-
day there are to be seen on Boot hill the
slightly marked graves Of forty-fve men
who persisted with their boots on. -
New York Sun.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Little Fanny was making visit with
her mother, and as a guest was permitted
to have pretty much her own way. One
day she was doing all the mischief she
could in the dining room when something
fell to the floor with loud crash. ''DO
you think mother heard that?' she asked
her hostess. "What If she did2" was
asked in return. ''I'll tell you," replied
the child; ''she'd send me upstairs flying.
She don't let me do as please, and I
guess she thinks you're foolish for spoil
ing me-" There was severe discipline in
the house after that. New York Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
LOVE AND DEATH.

NOT here Oh, DEATH not here.
Is there no other flower for thee to tale1
All the world is thine, and for its sake.
oh, come not herOI
see now bow myself before thy might
ASK what thou wilt but leave this heart IN ma
!hen VIII deck thee with garland bright.
and freely give my sweetest dreams to thee
". Whisper such loneliness in thine ear
mat thou shalt wish each day to be a night.
But come not here.
1 Ihou canst not GOMEZ viii not let thee pass.
Inc nnou shalt not conquer me. Alasi alasl
I mink not OF what said-I meant il not
! know cannot stay thee, if the lot
Is cast Still, let this one heart live.
ana Will give thee all have to give.
an mel may not die. With sorrow wild
Good Death, have pity on q little child:
Oh, come not herel
Death gently thrust the weeping child aside.
But as he slowly passed toward the room
Like diamond flashing rose red in the gloom,
'Hstened tear not even Death could hide
He entered in
Edward F. Strange in Magazine Of Art
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

The weekly payroll of the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, at Eliza
beth, New Jersey, amounts to $35, 10000,
and that at Glasgow, Scotland, where
one-third more people are employed,
to $4,000. While the employees at
Elizabeth earn nearly $13 a week,
those at Glasgow nSake but So a week
for the same labor. In Scotland they
have free trade.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Every one has heard the news from
Pennsylvania by this time. If not,
Randall has been set aside, and an
anti-Randall chairman elected on the
State Committee. The Democrats
come out boldly and endorse President
Cleveland's Message, and tariff reform
is written on their banners.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Mr., D. ]. WilcOxson, of Horse Cave, Ky, SAYS he
was, for many years badly aflicted with Phthisic,
also Diabetes; the pains we're almost unendura-
BILE and would sometimes almost throw him into
convulsiOns. He tried Electric Bitters and got
relief from first bottle and after taking six bottles
was entirely cured, and had gained IN flesh eigh.
teen pounds. Says he positively believes he
would have died. had IL not been for the reliefaf-
forded by Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents q
bottle BY JAS. P. Hofecker, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

A Wisconsin Prohibitionist named
Cooke writes to the New York VOice
to inquire if Gen. Fisk, of New Jersey,
who is mentioned as the probable Pro-
hibition candidate for President, Z" is
the same Fisk who shot stokes'' How's
that for ignoranee7
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Do not throw away your hard earned
cash for every new cough syrup, when
that standard remedy for coughs, DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, is % cents.
"Hurrahl" said a little girl +" I'm not
to be kept in because of that horrid
neuralgia. My mamma has bought q
bottle of Salvation OIL"
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

You cannot afford to waste time in experiment.
ing when your lungs are in danger. Do not per-
nit any dealer to impose upon yeu with some
cheap imitation Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
get the genuine. Because he can make more
profit he may tell you he has something just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting
give relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest ahfec-
TONS Trial bottles free at Jas. p. HOhecker's,
Drug Store, Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

All anxious fathers of crying babies
should procure the celebrated remedy,
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price IS
cents bottle.
No dyspepsia or headache in the
house where Laxador is kept. This
valuable remedy drives off all diseases
arising from impure blood. Price Csc.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
ISSS.
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ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER,S WEEKLY has a well established place
as the leading illustrated newspaper in America
politics has earned for it the respect and conf
denee OF all impartial readers and the variety
ana excellence Of its literary contents which in
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PIE OF the widest range or tastes and pursuits.
supplements are frequently provided and no ex-
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In ali its features HARPER's WEEKLY is admirable
adapted to be awelcome guestin every household
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

A man named Cody, who, IL is said,
sold liquor in Ocean Grove in spite Of
the strict prohibition law, has fed,
leaving his children utterly destitute.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Tho orange tree and the lemon are both
deseended from the citron. The history
Of the orange tree is said to date back to
the crusades, the returning Pilgrims
carving it into Europe 200 or 800 years
nQo.-Chicago Herald.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Ayers Pills are constantly advancing In the
estimation Of those who use them. They Inn
prove the appetite. promote digestion, restore
healthy action, and regulate every function
They are pleasant 70 take, gentle in their opera
ton, and powerful In subdeing disease.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Young Mr.. sissy am afraid that !
am making rather a long call, Miss
Smith. Are you tired?
Miss Smith (politely)-Oh, no, Mr.. Sissy,
not physically tired?-Tid-Bits.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Ayers Sarsaperilla is prescribed and recon-.
mended by eminent physicians, and Is taken
with perfect safety BY old and young. Its cleans
ing and vitalizing effects are sure and speedy
and It is universally conceded 10 be the most eff
fective Of all blood purifiers.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

There is a possibility of the failure
of the fishery negotiations because of
the conflicting elements which have
been brought into play.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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Bound Volumes Of HARPERs WEEKLY, for three
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Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
FOR SALE.

nrrnsFA WONDERS exist in thousands Of forms l
I'LL Dbnt are surpassed by the marvels OF IN
HIT vention Those who are in need OF proI-
liable work that can be done while llying
Al home should at once send their address 70 hai,
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~ 1,rmafion how either sex, Of all ages, can earn
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Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
WA. FAIRIES & Bro,
Furnishing UldGPtakHFS,
AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE.
EAN street, opposite The Smyrna House.
Furniture of all kinds.

PsrlOr ana Chamber suits. Bureaus Bedsteads.
Chairs Lounges Tables Stands Mattresses Spring
Beds and every thing in the Furniture Line, guar
snteed at or less than City prices for the same
quality Of goods Jan 5.tf
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
ISSS.
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ILLUSTRATED.

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Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

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Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

The New York Sun talks about Pres
ident Cleveland finally falling into line
with the Democratic party.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25
GENERAL LESSONS

1. The need Of right views about Christ
Everything turns on this As John Newton
says:
What think We of ChristHH is the test,
To try both our state and our scheme;
We cannot be right in the rest,
Unless we think rightly of him.
2. The ineffable mystery of the Gospel is
just the inevitable necessity of the Gospel
For, unless Jesus were man, he could not get
into the place of the Saviour. And if Ira were
not ut the same time God, he could moi save
us il he were there.
3. The soul is the equivalent of a mans
self. Luke, therefore, points the equivalent
thus-"gain the whole world and lose him
self or be cast away" Luke tx, 25 For the
soul, or the true life, carries the body with it
and determines the state and destiny of the
entire man.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

Comments by Rev. William Newton, d. d.
Text of Lesson. Matt. xvi, 13-2s-GoIden
Text Matt. X, sa-Memorize Verse.
24-2S.
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AGRICULTURE.
LIE CULTIVATEUR AFFAIRE.

Ce cult1vateur travallle peu ct
parle beaucoup. A pentendre,
c'est phomme lie plus occup6 du
monde, le voir agir, on le croi-
rait; car il est toujours en- retard,
lans ses travaux. II commence
luand les autres fnissent. Celia
ne depend pas de lni, il est trop
occup6, il ne salt Oh donner de la
;ete: il lui faut aller a la cour, rem
Ire temoignage, au conseil, s'oppo-
ser a un proces-verbal, q Phote],
voir un ami quill ma pas WI depuis
ongtemps, q une grande assemblee
>olitique, Car: il est le.chef dun CO.
mite detection. Ce nest pas tout,
| lui faut faire r6pares sa charrue
que les animaux lui ont bris6e; il
manque des dents 81 herse qui
pass6 Phiver sous la neige, il faut
les remplacer; le 8. llier doit r6pa-
'er les attelages; le charron le TOM
befeau, ETC., etc; il ne peut COM
mencer ses semallles en- meme
temps que les autres, il doit atten-
Dire que toutes ces r6parations
soient faites.
Les moissons sont terminees
presque partout, il commence les
slennes. Qua voulez vous? il est
mu1chducea.1: sa moissonneuse qui
st rest6e la pluie toute pann6e
s'est brisee quand ii voulu sen
servir; ct, de plus, il y await de 81
bellies courses au village quill 6tait
impossible de ne pas y aller. Oh!
ane journ6e ou deux perdues, celia
ne vaut pas la peine; il men tient
pas compte, de meme que de Par
gent quill a donn6 au forgeron, au
SELLER, q rouvrier, etc., faute de ne
pas avoir mis- ses instruments ara
;oires pabri ct de ne pas les avo1r
tenus en- bon 6tat. II ne compte
pas non plus la valeur des animaux
1u'il perd souvent a la fin du prin-
temps, faute de soins GU de sur
veillance; Gala devait arriver, CO
sont des accidents, ct la malchance
le poursuit. II ma aucune idee des
pertes quill subit en- ne falsant pas
ses travaux en- temps propice. La.
dessus il ma rlen a Sc reprocher, il
fait pour le mieux, sill ma pas
f6ussi, c'est la faute du temps, de
la mauvaise saison, de la lune.
I'll Sc consid4re CONNIE le plus
ma]heureux des hommes ct dit con-
1inueliement que Pagriculture ne
paye pas, que r6tat de cultivateur
est lie plus ingrat qui existe. Pour
preuve il vend sa terre; change de
position; il devient eplcier, mar
chand, h6telier, ct fnit par etre. ..
simple journalier pour mourir sor-
vent dans la misere.-La Presse.
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POUR RIRE.

Deux voleurs SO rencontrent dams
ie Bowt ry:
Billy, nous sommes fou6s.
Pas moyen de devallser cette mutt
dams la banque que tn sails.
Pas possible! Est CO que les
directeurs ont fair6 notre llevre?
Non; mais j'ai WI ce matin le
president ct le caissier acheter cha
cum un ticket ponr Montreal.
***
En- omnibus, une dame deja dun
certain age, probablemont une We'll.
lie file, seche ct grincheuse, dit al
grement a son voisln, un gros mon
sieur tout rond:
--Dites done, esp4ce de malap-
pris, 81 vous ne me poussiez pas la
jambe COM Ga!
L'autre avec bonhomie:
-Cest done votre jambe; oh!
mile pardons, madame, je croyais
que c'6tait le lnanche de votre pa
rapluie!
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I'm mari peut IL acheter sa
femme?

Un mari peut il acheter sa fem
me lorsque celle ci, pour une raj
son ou pour une autre, Sc dispose
a le gutter? telle est la grave
question qui divise actuelIementl la
cour supreme .du Massachusetts.
Quatre JUICES SO sont prononces
pour la nullit6 dune pareille tran
saction ct trois pour sa val1dite
Il'affaire est des plus curieuses,
au point de vue des m@urs. Un
mari maltraitait sa femme. Ellie
la quite ct ellie commence un
proces en- divorce. Mais le mari
repentant promis $4,000 a sa
femme, 81 ellie consentait a retour
ner aupres de lui ct a continuer q
vivre maritalement avec lui jusqu'a
sa mort: La femme q acc pt6 la
transaction ct le mari souscrit
un billet a ordre, payable a sa
mort, ct Ia remis en- depot a une
tierce parsonne.
q ,elques mols plus tard le mar
est mort, ct ses heritiers ont refu
s6 de payer le billet, ,lisant que la
valeur foarnie par la femme n'etait
pas app,6ciable en- argent ct que,
par consequent, au point de vue e
gal, lie billet 6tait null
LA majorit6 des JUICES de la cou1
supreme du Massachusetts etc
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Voici une recette pour gu6rir un
panaris. On prend des haillons
d'etoffe en- laine sur lesquels on
met des charbons ou on les met en-
feu lie n'importe qu'elle autre ma
Mere, on place dessus ceci un pot
a feur renvers6, ct on tient ensuite
lie panaris au dessus de la fum6e.
Cette recette 81 simple qu'elle pa
raisse gu6r,t n6anmoins les cas- les
plus agrav6s. ST lie premier essa1
ne l6ussit pas il faut en- faire un
nouveau jusqu'a CO que la douIeur
soft enlev6e ct le panaris gueri.
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F. r. LEROUX, Redacteur.

de Get avis ct donn6 raison aux
h6ritiers, mais les trois JUICES for
mant la minorite, ont refuse de Sc
rendre aux arguments de leurs con-
fr6res ct lis maintiennent que le
billet est parfaitement valable on
droit.
Mais lie plus curieux, c'est que
dams lEtat de New York, il exlste
un arret de la cour d'appel d6cla-
rant lega'e une pareille transaction
ct que dams pEtat de la Pennsyl-
vanie sa val1dit6 ne saurait meme
etre mise en- doute.
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LIE JUICE ROUTHIER A PARIS

La seconde s6ance de lassembl6e
g6n6rale des catholiques, qul a eu
lieu le IL mai a Paris, etait presi.
dee par Mgr d'Hust, recteur de
pInstitut catholique, entour6 de
MN. Chesnelong; Routhier, mo
gistrat canadien ct professeur q
luniversit6 Laval de Quebec;
d'Herbalot, de Morelles, Merveil
leux, du Vigneau, de Vorges Clau
diot Jannet, comte des Cars, B
Terrat, etc. Un grand nombre
d'eccl6siastiques dams la sale, de
danes ct d'6tudiants du cercle ca
tholique de Luxembourg.
M Terrat lut d'abord un rapport
Acknowledgement bien fait sur les
cercles catalogues ct en- particu-
lier sur celui du Luxembourg, don't
il est le president.
Sait un discours spiritual de M.
d'Herbelot sur pexecution dek
veax du congress de 1887.
Puts N. de Morelles fait un cha
leureux discours don't lie sujet etait {:
le centeneire de l789.
Enfn, M. le juge Routhier pris
la parole, ct voicl comment la pres
Sc catholjque de France apprecle
ce discours don't notre cher pay
6tait le sujet:
La Gazette de France:
Gle veritable success oratoire d
"a soir6e a etc remport6 par M
Routhier, juge au Canada. Ii 3
parl6 de la petite patrie franGaist
d'au- della de lAtlantique avec un
6loquence ct une poesle qui d6fent
la froide analyse, aussi regrettonf
nous vlvement de n'avoir pas sous
les yeux le texte de ce discours,
pour en- extraire les passages lek
plus vibrants de fol ct de PATRIOTS
me. La these de porateur 6talt
simple: Au Canada, la France d
fait une oeuyre de fol, ct c'est unt
euvre de fol que le Canada est ap
pel6 a accomplir dams le mond
La est son avenir, Ia est la destinee
que lui reserve la Providence dek
nations.
Lorsque M. Routhier s'est ras
sis, les applaudlssements de l'as
sembl6e ont eclate, 81 nourrls ct 81
r6p6t6s que NJ. Chesnelong debout
ld attendre plusieurs minute.
avant de f6liciter l'o1ateur ct de
iui dire avec quelle reconnaissance
les catalogues francais recevaient
ces t6moiguages de vieiile frater.
mite de la part des Canadiens, et
avec quelle sinc6rit6 ct quelle cha
leur il prize M. Routhier de rappor
ter sur les bords du SAINT Laurent
les memes marques d'inalt6rablt
cordiallt6.'
LIE Monde:
"Par della les fots de roc6an
Atlant1que, il y une file de la
France mieux inspir6e que sa me
re. l a France de Ia bas, la Nou
velle France, le Canada, fondation
de la monarchie franchise ct dc
rEgl1se, a Gu son 1889 pacifque
ment realise. ii a gard6 la profes
sion de ses peres, les lois anclen
nes de la mere patrie, ct il intro
duit sans secousses revolutionnai
res les reformes que demandaient
les temps nouveaux. Et il est tres
prospere, tres libre, tres francais
Hier, un eminent Canadien, NJ.
Routhier, racontait-a notre admi
ration ct notre confusion, helas! =
cette merveille, dams un discours
on, sulvant Repression da pr6si
dent du Congress, la poesle ct pelo
quence s'unissaient pour donner
Repression aux plus mobiles senti
ments de Ia reconnaissance, du pa
triotisme ct de "a foi.
Les applaudlssements qul ont
accueilli le discours de NJ. Rou
thier menaeaient de ne pas hnir.
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Allez voir vos amis q poccasion
du 4 Juliet ct pour celia prenez le
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