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0As nxtures can b rcbronzed ~ mixing
BRONCO p0wdor with copal or any other
transparent varnish and applying with :
brush.
Wnrx ebony becomes discolored. wash
with a ntrong dccoction Of nutRall 70 which
q quantity o. iron filings has bocn added.
Its natural blackncss becomes more intense.
TIE comfort Of most parlors nowadays,
and their beauty, too, does not depend on
expensive picccs Of furniture 70 much a. IN
cory chairs aud tables, scattered about and
filled with attractive things.
Flsm Is easily cooked By stcaming md Y
not 50 liable 20 be broken ~ when boiled.
Oysters aic also good when cooked IN this
way. Stale bread nnd biscuit may DO made
almost ~ good as when fresh BY steaming
them well.
IT Is now said 10 be the correct thing &c
have but one lace drapery ~ window, and
tho latest ones are made quite wide This
probably follows on account Of tho prevail
Ing fashion Of having numerous and large
windows In the new houses. People begiL
to demand more light.
vEn5 rich peach preserves arc made as
follows: Pare the peaches and remove the
stonc& To every pound OF fruit allow one
third Of pound Of suger. Make thin
tlIUf), Doll THO icucit1e AZ <t4% ntHR Ma Ntt-
der. but not till they break. Put them In a
bowl and pour the sirup over them. Put
them in cool, dry place and let them stand
two days. Then make new rich strip, al
lowing three ourths Of pound Of sugar to
ono OF fruit. Drain tho peaches from tho
Grst strip and boil them till they are clear
ia the second sirup.
ROAST FowLs.-If nicely trusscd make q
stufing with butter end some pepper; dry
I'D the butter with bread crumbs, basic i
well and -four and salt before you take i
from the fire. II approved Of, stun the fow
with some good sausage meat, trufies OF
chcstnu s; roast 1t twenty minutes, unless
a very fine one, and then il will take three
quarters Of an hour; serve with brca(
sauce or parsley and butter; egg sauce !
sometimes sent to table with il. II small
lump Of salt butter, well covered with blaci
| pepper, is placed within the fowl previous
10 roastinr, Il will be found to improve tn
/, fowl by removing the dryncss which Is me
! with in the back and side bones.
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with such proof a. the following letter
from W. H. Dean. Of No. 27S Seventh street,
New York, II Is not necessary 70 make the
bare assertion that ALLcocK's PoRoUs
PLAsrERs cure lrmbngo. Mr.. Dean says:
Some ten days ngo / was taken with Q
very violent pain in the small Of my back.
It was % severe that I could hardly
breathe; every movement caused great
agony. I finally found cut Il was lumbago.
Being entirely helpless, . friend sent 70 .
druggist and got two ALLcoCK's PoRoUs
PLAsrERs; these were well warmed and
applied 70 my back, one above the other.
In half an hour, TO my great delight and
surprise, I found the pain began TO abate.
In two hours was able to walk out ard
attend 70 my business, the pain being al
most gone. Next day was all right but
continued wearing the plastc5 for week
MORO for . surgeon-probe bono pup
lien
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How En- Cultivate IL the Year Around
Hut More Especially In Autumn.
The manure crop Is one Of the best
the farmer can cultivate. Scrapc to-
gether the rich earth from fence cor
ners. from under the buildings and
about the yards; pile up the litter and
surface mold in the forests, ready for
hauling out in winter; cut the weeds
by the edges OF the fields and along the
ditch banks, pile them in heaps and
cover with little earth to rot; bring
together all the refuse Of the garden.
the barns and buildings, the privies
and kennels every thing that you can
find that will make manure-and put
into compost piles, near enough to the
kitchen to receive the slops. dishwatcr,
soap-suds, chamber I've, swcepings,
etc. etc.
Keep also the stables and cattle sheds
well Uttered, that the bulk OF manure
may be increased. House every ami
NAL at night, that the droppings may
be saved. Do not feed the hogs in the
woods or at the front gate, but in a lot
fenced of from cultivated field. Uti-
lie all the manurial resources OF the
farm, for there is no manure equal to
home made manure. and none cheaper.
Keep animals for manure as well as
for other benefit.
Be diligent, year in and year out, in
cultivating the manure crop, for il is
one that can be worked in winter as
well as summer. There are thousand
and one ways TO till this staple pro-
duction-a thousand things to increase
the bulk Of this bank. / have seen
great quantities Of the richest soil
lying idle under barns md other out
buildings. all nice and fine and full OF
life-giving nitrogen. Il is excellent TO
mix with plaster, phosphate, etc. to
SOW in the drills for truck, corn and
potatoes. The yards around old-set.
tled farm houses are often several
inches deep with rich soil. durable rs
= dunghill, and good for any crop. In
the spring now nor in winter
dig up this and put IL on the land. two
or three hundred loads thick to the
acre. Nothing Is better for permanent
Improvement, and IL will do more good
than tons Of phosphate.
have also found, moro than once
o little agricultural bonanza in the
lanes and turn-rows about the farm. A
great deal Of rich material gradually
nccumulates along these paths, brought
out by the pillow from the fields. and
helped BY the wnstagc from the carts
In hauling. IL Is doing no good there.
only helping the weeds TO grow. but
would pay handsomely II put back
upon the fields. After a few years
these old paths get higher than tho
rest Of the field and really need TO DO
scrapcd cff and lowered.
II Il about In the above way that ]
keep n manure crop running all tho
time do not stop winter or summer.
but am always collecting whatever 4
can get 70 help swell tho manure pile
J ind fertilizers pay best whom mixed
with homemade manures - Cor. Conx-
syy Gentleman.
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Nina SAxps-Oh, Iknowi It - easy %
say don't let them road trash" but how
the hands Of your gIrlsl You certainly
have no more timo than ], yet you always
seem TO know exactly the right thing 20 do.
FRfExO-Wcll, Sarah, in this instance.
get my information from Dsmorcsf's
Ink some capital articles on the subject Of
Reading for 0irls;' and now that you
speak Of e, will lot you into little
secret You always say that am 20 well
up on the matters Of the day, and really
.nsd sm ~ We ,a9s = time an
ished Il, lknow pretty much what ID going
on, in Democratic they do seem 70 cover the
ground on all subjects that each memucr
Of my family Il interested IN. Whyl John
4 % anxious each month for Il 20 arrive -
I am
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A GREAT mistake perhaps was made when
DR.. Sherman named his great remedy
Priclly Ash BtTTERs; but II Is presumed
that at that time all remedies for the b'eod,
etc, were called Bitters. Had he called Il
Prickly Ash Regulator !. Curative or
almost anything but Biffcss, II undoubtedly
would have superseded all other prepare
tons Of similar character The name Bit
tiers Is misleading; 1t Is purely medicine.
and can not be used as q beverage.
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our county curly t0cL2t
lie. The pioneers were strong. rugged.
healthy. Warmers Log Cabin Cough
and Consumption remedy IL repro
duction Of one Of the best Of thu old
time roots ana herbs remedies, which
kept them well Everybody praises
ssfippccanoc" as Z stomach tonic
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Dyspepsia, in case Of nervousness wk.ch
II not obviously due 70 q mental cause OF
decp-scated organic malady. Ordinary ncrv'
BUSINESS can not % overcome BY sodativcs'
They may placatc, but can not cure q
Stimulate digestion with Hostettcrs 6tom'
ach Bittcrs and relief soon follows. Use
this benign remedy also In malarinl discaee,
biliousncss,. constipation rheumatlsms ND
ncy complaint
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LUTTE q paradox that In . land Of 0o
free 50 many Americans should covet
honda -Hdnfucket Inquirer.
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FREE! A S-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-19

THE Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey Of Horehou-d and Tar for coughs.
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WHEN the grocer rctircs from business
be weighs less than he did before. -Amsr.
lean Hcbrcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-19

DArEs are duty free, % that womas
past thirty can tell the date Of her birth @
not Just q she plcaseA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-19

" doctors wore only . wise % they look
there wouldI't be any sjckness In the
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LsvR-SrccK suIrPERs AND FEEDRRs.-
Read ID. o. 9. G. DAILY 4 Co. other column
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II was woman who saw the first snake,
that sort OF thing. Merchant Trdu<I<r.
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A BOOK on the Liver, its diseases and treat
mcnt FREE Ad. DR.. Sanford, 81 Bway, ~
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II Afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Imac
rhompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell L. sc
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DRIckLY ASH
BIT Frs

One q ~ NEST Important organs d NJ
human body b Ne lIvEA When Il fails y
properly perlosm Ils functions Ne salise
system becomes desanoed. ne BRAIN.
KIDNEYS. eTomAcu. BOWELS, III relsss
b perlorm their work. DYSPEPSIA. c.
eJIPATl0m. RnEumATl6m. KIDNEY DIS
EASE, &C., are ~ results, unless Some
thing b done b assist Nature n thsoujaG
ca me impurities eause6 b laaelIoa q Z
TORPID LIVER This assistance 50 -
esssary wIli b iouad h
PriekIy Ash Biiters !
Il acts directly On ne LIVER. STOMACH
md KIDNEYS. and ~ rs mild and caiharlie
eject and general tonic qualities restores
these organs 10 sound, healthy eondlIIea.
end cures al diseases arising iron ihese
causes. Il PURlFlEe TINE BLOOD. ioaes
up me system. and restores perfect health.
u your druggist doss not keep Il ask him b
order u Tor you. Send e stamp Tor copy %
"THE HORSE TRAINER" published BY us.
pnlcklY ASH DlTTEnS co.,
Sole Rroprietors 81. LOUIS. NO.
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coxcn!1, ike say other sssA should =
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Gh1ar<n- = SsP<yssr Ssey1ssse
; EsIissle R<sekiel
<ss.s = sss Dissssss n shs sss.seh -
~: {: VIZ: y, p, -I.5 xEx EsczszP
tions Of ne s!onseh. vbeL evesythlnF - -
yes . ..5z5s s oss. ~ sss .s ~ s :;
ss, s'T ana 2iess 1osSS a. % e
q &c 1ssef p ,sss e i rss1
vespeak from cxpeficnce vhrl Ne esy -
the InfREIAL GRAKcn = both safc and nu1F5-.
s sss ssse is re @es Ss
e = - Th< cirisssas Gssos.~ NY
w6Ich : sinpiy cold exsr.ef from ron wy s1pss
Nor Rrovtt3 Of wheat. 4 unexccIltd- md -
to-dey The Standard D!EzEzIc -prepor.kicD
younS.--N. An. Jorrr1ie5 Hcnrsydfks.- M.
IMPknfAL @ RAMON has BEEN before tte public
for many year: md = 70. rsfs.dsd :. 3
that this : due toits uniformly superior quality,
and the successful results obtained with u =
"a co. .hs s<s, g<sps.tja , fs.d Ne ssquise
R.vkRxUN No1T. Nd, Boston. Mas. IN
Nicn0CosM," New York There are nune.
.s.s rSeds that are m:ss ys1nisd 40 a. ~.
nv hsnds. seems % be al that 4 chained for -
/ and experience has brought me 20 reiy On -
sssss Z. d ssss sss ssovs vs a5
cloua and alwsys direct IL uss VIZ ehha
| The lives Of untold fhourandso o. Infants hnvo
| been saved by lMFERIAL GRxz rn. and czEcel1
1 mothers are loud IN their praises Of tbs w<ll
| known food and pharmacists can safely rccuu.-
mend ft--fToce<tlnp Illinois Fk1rnocrsf<nnl
Association.
InPERIAL GnAxrx b hixhly recomnc11sG
BY our best physicians and many fa1niIi<9 h<ru
bear testimony % if< reliability forthc T1rIol1l
4 for which IL q prr~crIhe.L John Carlf kornL
1 New York. are the agents Tor this country d
| = Sold By all Druggists. Mobile 1lr-- H<Dl4r1
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/. We should haste 70 come to the full rc-
ccption Of Gods promises and blessings.
9 We should take cnrc 10 remember the
nets Of mercy the Lord has donc for rs and
others.
8. Remembering them will Keep their IN
flucncc upon US living and effective.
4 The present - built upon the past
Standing upon tho past we reach higher In
the future.
5. The Lords supper ia memorial which
keeps In our minds the great essential facts
Of Christianity.
q 1tis q means also Of tcllirs. the world
what . great and glorious Saviour invites
them 70 como 70 Him.
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In looking over the columns Of our
daily papers wo notice that some paopla
oAn no more advertise the truth thAR
lsOpard can change bis spots, and np-
paEsntly WhAbav6r thsy pat in print 10
put there for the express purpose OF
BullinG the pnbllo and especially for
the unthlnkiug person, and in other
UoEda they don't believe In the maxim
Of "LAve and lei live" buI want II all
themselves.
Honest iBtsn lions, even though poor.
~ expressed, never fall 70 resolve the
appreciation Of the public, but some
people are not built that way, ~ Il 10
born In their bones 10 be crooked,
and the consequence u they can't got
Straight II they were 70 try 70. They
are jeaions Of an snterpri1iug peTsoh's
nuccese and advertise false prices simply
TO get you In their clutches, and with
oily tongues persuade you 10 bay other
than what Is advertised, aud In their
hearts know they are breaking the Com.
mAno ments. Oar advice 10 our fiisuda
when In need Of well male, substAn-
tlal clothinE-!s 20 pAtroniEs houass
like Fellheimer's 'EconomY Hall, No.
406 Market street, whore every one gets
full value for his hard earned dollar,
You can get . nrst-olAAs suit fer 08 90
actually worth eil, aud . beautiful
double brt Asted Prince Albert suit for
eli, that mercbsnt tAiloFs would chAFg'
you e2B 10 e28 for. Go and take oui
, I'D vtos when in need OF . suit Of clothes
, TO pAtronizs 4o6 Market street, and yoJ
, will have no occasion 70 regret Il.
IL will be well 10 mention In oonneo
tlon with the article that the house car
rIes boyA' suits ~ low As SLID, and kno
: pAnts ~ low ~ . quarter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Mary Wetb, wife of Norris W. Pal
mer, died at the residence OF her hus-
band in Alameda, California, on HAtuT.
day, the 2Sth inst, Ia the 70Ih year Of
her age, after an illness Of over year.
She was the daughter of the late BenjA.
min Webb, aud . sister of Mics Emily
Webb of this city. In 1845 she married
Mr.. Palmer, who conducted III, dry
goods business at No. 306 Market street,
now occupied by Massrs Russell, Meis.
sinner Il 90. In 1919 Mr.. Palmer re-
N Ysd to OAliforuiE, and In 1852 he
was Joined by Mrs. Palmer ana her
children. Stree that time Mr.. Palmer
has hotn engaged In the real estate bust
ness and for several years past he has
been treasurer oil the City OF Alan sdA
aud las been reasonably prosperous
Hls three SONS OCCUPY ranches In the
neighboThood, and his no daughters re-
side with him. Mrs. Palmer WAS an es
Unable woman IN every respect, pos
sesBiDg . most pleasant disposition
kind aud oonslderRte, and as wife
mother and housekseper, is rarely /
ever eKoslled. To her husband AM
family her death is AZ iIrepArAbla loss
Her sisters aud relatives in our cit!
will sympAthizo with them in their bs
rsavemeut, as In her youthful days Mar,
WAS srea. iavOrile and very highl,
lesteemed.
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oAHu.

TAYlUR.-On the 2Ith Of August. Eliza.
beth y, wife Of Richard aylor, Ia the both
voAr OF her age.
lie, NtiVss and friends are respectfully In
rtteI "a Sttond her funeral from the resi-.
dencs Of her husband, h o. 1915 " est Second
street, ON ruesdeY, the 2sth Inst, Services
at IL . housV At clock .. m.
PALMER Al Alameda, California, on
August 20, Mary W., wife OF MOTHS w..
Palmer, sged 70 yeara.
AoM ANus-Iu this city, 90 the n Inst ,
CHARLES p, son o, 4. J. and Z. ID. Me-
MAnub, In mis- 18Th year.
Relatives aAd frionN's are respectfully In
yiled 10 attend the funeral nom tho resi-
denco OF his parents, No. 5lS West street,
on wednesday norninR ~ 9SO O'Clock.
Mas a. IT. Peters Pro 4 'Athedrai. lEteE
mtnt in Old Cathedral ceussteTy.
SWEENEY ON the 18th inst, Bridget
Sweeney, wife ofJohu svN n'y, sged ~
years.
Relatives and friends are resp, 'etiully In
Vited to attend TIE fuueIAi from the resi-
dencs Of her husband, loo MAaiROl1 street,
on wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK
Services at St Peters Church. lnhnmen.
At the Old Cathedral O0meteTy.
OARS UN-Wag murdered on the 7Blh us,
frank A. Carson, aged "a years and one
month and II days.
Friends arc TesEe otiully invited to atioL q
his funeral from his lats rssitenos, No, !
Twenty second street, on iueGdRY afternoon,
! TO N Get At tue mouse at . O'Clock, D, IN. In.
terment at RivtrvieT Cemetery.
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FOURTH EDITION
BHTUEDAY's OOErRsT.

A @issraply PIaysa 0ams IN WhIeh
the wnmiBgson Toam Manages 20
win.
The Quiekstep and Wilmington teams
gave one Of the most WTetehed exhibit
billions OF ball playing on Saturday that
has been played on the Union street
grounds tbis season. BArkley failed to
put 10 an appearance, and Newell, who
is suffering from g sore arm, was put Ia
the box for the QuIckstep, and Rigby,
formerly Of the Camden tam, went back
of the bat, but coon had to retire in favor
Of Dull. The Wilmington manager had
q new battery, which he expected to dc
great work, but they d,d not apiear and
NeAster went in and attempted to pit b
for the Wilmington, but had TO give way
to Kenney, who pitched the remainder Of
the game 10 good style
The game opened with the Quiekstel
at the bat Newell made a hi, reached
first, stole second and third, and ecoret
on errors, followed by ClArkGon, VIII
was given his base on balls The mex
batter wss Riveu his base on balls, and
walked to second and third aud reached
home on 3 passed ball. The Quicks,el
had three runs and the Wilmington cam
sin and made two. Both sides manage
TO keep on making Rlaring errors Il
the second inning while NeASter had tn
ball in his ham, stannAfd attempted :
walk from first to second, and woul'
have succeed, had not Kelly hAlloed q
Neaster. stAnnard took the lead in th
error making, having no less than fou
Ieredited TO him. In the fourth inniu
the Quickstsp piled up eight runs, bu
still they failed to win the game. Fol
flowing 10 the score:
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/ OsT-ON SUEDAYAG GOLD HUNT.
- Ing watch, At the +. W. 4 n. Wharf
DOT Of Fourth street A libetal reward will
be paid for the re urn Of the same, to No. s23
hIrkwuud street. RugZ7-3t
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Crowds Of people aocked TO the camp
Of the lndepe ndeDt Methodists Rt U MON
street park yesterday. The serviofs
commenced 81 8 O'Clock 3. m with an
old fashioned prayer and experience
meeting, which WAS enjoyed by those
present. Rev. j. Baker Steward, Of
PbiladelphiN, preached = grand sermon
at 10 80. An interesting prayer meet
ing wat held ut y. m. Mrs. Du-
hurst, OF Bsl.im ore, preached an able
sermon At o'clock p. IN, FROM the
white stone in Revelation, which WAS
listened 10 and greatly appreciated by q
large and attentive audience. Prayer
mesting OF the stand wA1 held Mt Z
o'olock and preaching ~ 745 by the
Rev. j b, Steward; two penitents came
for ward TO the altar as the reIult OF the
earnest appeal OF the brother The
meeting closed with the beat Of feeling
and the best oforder prevailed through.
out the entire day.
There will be services every afternoon
At o. clock, aud every evening nj As
Preaching this evening by the Rsv.
Geo. Garter; Tuesday evening, Brother
DjlboW; Wednesday evening, Mrs. Du
hurst: Thursday evening, Brother Eos
ter; Friday evening, Raw. OhAs. 9rioe.
The camp will hold over the Sabbath
The pastor, Rev. j. M. Taylor, hopeI
that OhristiAns will avail themselves o.
this opportunity to glorify their Maker
and aid the good cause.
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A nRbt occurred last Saturday night A.
an alleged circus, which for the past Weo
has betB exhibiting at Ninth and Lombard
streets. It seems that as business was
dun, the proprieters determined to remove
to another part OF the city, and were
about commencing to take down the te
when come boys cut the ropes. This in
censed the circus men Whe commenced
throwing bricks and stones. The DIRE wa
returned and the circus party YVES driver
into the tent, after which the canvas wa
cut 10 several places The police arrived
on the ground and succeed in restoriDl
peace. One man was arrested and hne'
81 and costs.
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nass nan.
lcnnrMuHIcATEp ]

The soath side GrAys Reservee
played 8 game OF bail with The Ooanay
Democracy On Sunday - boheni.sn
Park, and the 0FayB won the gAms ~
the soora Of 10 10 ., and two out and the
run Ger on second base, WHEN the nexl
nan stepped 70 the plate and knocked .
ball 10 LETT geld, when Claw, OF tne
Gfayp, aelded the ball ana threw tne
runner out 81 the home plate ana re-.
hred the side. Tue crowd surrounded
he umpire and wanted him 70 chance
( his de .iaion, but be would not DO IT.
Hinkle, Of the WIlmington's. made ems
lift and Manuel the other. There were
but two safe hits msds on the COUNTY
Democracy . side. The GsAys made II
base hits. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM GRANT. Umpire.
Manager Augast says he Will pla'
them for $40
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Tne contributions for the sufferers OF
the recent Cyclone IL attn coming. 1t
nov amounts 70 81 ,202.85. Among the
contributions received At the rooms Of
the Associated Charities, No. 6S7 Tat
nall street, on Saturday, we're the fol.
lowing: N. B. DAnforIh, combs; o.
Wesley Pyle, shoes; o Z Duball, cApsi
Mira. john Hilles, chAirsi Granville
WorTell, carpets, etc william Law.
ton, orookery, kitchen utensils, etc.
Wells Brothers, meats; John Galley
meats; Mrs. Kirby, merchandise.
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Margaret, infant diugh1f
and Martha SlOr1, Altd ! a
nights. Intermels ST Gang
terry.
Charles P, MoMAnus, sd
OF consumption, lnlsius'
PetAr's Cemetery, Il
Pauline, infant sou o.
Lille Pifrov, ''9'd IS T q. !,
nights. InteSmanE o. = y
tsry. :.
John 8. Smith, szti q
u!Aimia. lutetnens N
Cemetery.
Thomas, son Of BsriJ
2 bley, bged 9 years, Of ny
NOR. Iutetmeut a. NAnI
BrAndyWine. :,
Elizabeth S Taylor ago
phthisis pu.monaii'' 10y
RlvervieW Cemetery. j
Mabel, Infant daughter o.
Mary Taylor, age1 ! monlal
oulAr meningitis. Ins in'-
view Cemetery. !
John, infant sou OF JotP'
IKAmlnski, aged IL month,
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