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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
pnIAwAnE,s RAINFALL.
Reports from Five Delaware Towns
showing Heavy Isainfaiis.


Special correspondence Gazette aud journal
NEWARK, Oct. l6.-The agricultural ex-
pertinent station has now In operation IN
admirable system OF weekly and monthly
weather reports from tho lower part OF tho
State which promises In time to be OF vast
interest and benefit to farmers and the
public generally. Prof. George A. Harter
Is the meteorological Of the station aud
since last summer has kept an accurate ac-
count OF all rainfalls, temperatures,
barometreal conditions, &c. This Is done
by expensive selt-recording appliances.
To widen the scope and usefulness Of
these observations stations we're Instituted
at SeafoTd, Milford, Dover and Middletown
aad In each place a reliable person IL paid
to take eemi-dally observations. These re.
ports especially In the matter OF rainfalIs
during the summer show some very
phenomenal precipitations OF moisture.
The average yearly rainfall for Delaware Is
not known simply because no records were
ever systematically kept, but 1t is probably
the came Rs New Jersey, which Is 40 Inches.
The rainfall at Seaford for July, the month
OF destructive floods down there, reached
the remarkable figure, 1919 Inches, the last
two figures representing the tennis. Rain
foil there "A days during the month and
some OF the largest falls with their dates
are as follows: July I'd, 1.16; 18th, 2.2O;
Goth, Sis; 25th, Iii; 26th, 1856; 25th, 2.7O;
In View of these figures the statement
that Sussex peaches were picked from a
boat In the orchards during this month,
seems quite trustworthy indeed. Milford
comes next with rainfall of 1918 for the
month. On July 2nd the gauge meas
ured the almost unprecedented figure of
| 357. The other monthly totals we're
Dover, 1858; Middletown, 8.45; Newark,
794. In August Seatord did not havs
| quite M inch of rain while Milford had
| 2.T8; Dover, 4 Az; Middlotown. 2.68; New
ark, $3.50. The September record Is as fol.
lows. Seaford, G.27; Milford, 5.si; Dover.
| 5.65; Middletown, 7.37; Newark, 7,2s. The
heaviest fails on any one day were rs fol-
| lows: Mlddletown, September 9Th, 40;
Seaford, 10th, 2.37; Newark, 18th, 2a3. II
! the clouds above Seatord hsd kept up their
July average for year there would have
been need OF an ark, Of a high mountain
aud OF a more philanthroplc parsonage
+, than old Noah was.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
OYSTER TRUST.
The Packers Unite I'm n Move 10
Keep UP the Prices.

LAUREL, DEL, Oct. l5.-The second meet
ing OF tho oyster packers of the Peninsula
took place In Seaford to-day, but owing TO
the stormy weather, the steamers with DEL
egationR from Baltimore ana Oxford and
intermediate points failed to reach Gam
bridge IN time to make connections with
the train for Seatord. There were repre-
sentatlyes from Cambridge, Secretary Creek,
Orisfeld, Marion and the Seaford packers.
Permanent officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Colonel W. II. Stevens,
Seaiord; Secretary, George W. Woolford,
Cambridge; Treasurer, j. e. Dutton, Sea-
ford.
The meeting adjourned to meet in Gam.
bridge, Md, next Friday, October 18th,
when definite action will be taken.
Forty-nlne packing houses In Baltimore
made an agreement to raise the price of
standard oysters to 81 per gallon, which Is
M increase Of over % per cent on last
years prices. The movement was accepted
and the new scale OF prices goes into effect
Immediately. This action has to be taken
owing to the rapidly increasing demand for
the bivalves and the limited supply, as the
yield Is greatly diminishing every year.
President Stevens, who is chairman OF the
state Democratic committee, says after the
Cambridge meeting the organization will
be one Of the strongest combines In the
country, and that they will dictate Just how
many oysters will be shucked, and regulate
prices TO suit themselves. The trust repre-.
sents several million dollars and employs
more than $4,000 people.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
AOTING LfRR MAD.
4 EBad Case OF 1uydr0phObia az
Huyrc de s.rayc-CnuSe of u.

HAyRE DE GRACE, Oct. l5.-Mr. Robert
Green OF Robert, Il young man Of about 20
years OF age, residing III this city, was at
lacked with hydrophobia this afternoon,
AMI Is now lying In u very precarious con-
dition. When first attacked he fell In the
street. Mi. William Murphy. his tather-ln-
law, went to bis assistance and was Kicked
in the stomach aGd badly bitten on the
hand. The young mans actions are those
of n mad dog, and he bHrks and snarls, and
at other times cries while the 1T lasts.
DR.. Smith was summoned and ordered a
rubber bit for bis mouth, which is held In
position all the time. Six men are re-
quired to hold him, but at this hour he
seems 70 be sleeping under heavy dose Of
morphia, He was bitten by rAbld dog
nins years ago, but he has never shown any
symDtoms before,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

Special Correspondence Guzcit" md Journal
ELKToS. Oct. l5.-Word was received
here yesterday OF the burning Of the old
B0ucheia farm house on the farm on Bo-
hemia Manor, IN the second election dis-
triut, now owned By j. II Steele OF Philg.
doptia. This house was one OF tho oldest
In the country. Il was struck by ligntuing
during q thunder aud rain storm on Sarur-
day night last. Mrs. William Rhodes, the
occupant, was unable TO save her furniture.
The building was insured for !: 900 IN the
Cecil County Mutual and the furniture Tor
$3.50. The lhttet vas all destroyed and was
worth several times the amount Ut the In
eurance.
There is mad dog scare at BAdwIn's
Banks, ia the Fourth dat let OF Cecil
county. A canine said to have been rabld
ran through the place on Saturday, and Is
ea.d TO have bitten two raen and several
children besides number of dogs. Many
DOGS have been killed.
A young freight brakeman named David
Lockwood, residing IN Wilmington, met
with q serious accident last night. He was
sanding on the top OF d GAG, coming cut OF
the gast ynti, Wilmington watn hs WAS
etrucS on the head by { bridge. He was
ku eEed insensiu,g, but fortunately did not
fall from the cnr. His nat and lantern were
kaoeksi ftom tho cas-. Ea reEAined his
| s9ases after time and walEei over eight
| chts ~ tHo IrtV tpf, NAuTE we're s0le OF
I hid fellow Wotknen. AS he entered the
\ car he ISL tpst us bls. ThBtrain was stopped
| at Eiktun and DE-. Charles *. Eli,s, tina
compluy's physician, summoned. HI found
| the brakeman SUFFERING from q severa saall
wound, a'rer dressing which he took MIN
| to Falls Hotel.
The fair OF last S1aek was q suceess oman.
clally. The receipts, e Is thought, exceed
the expenditures bY from 81 100 20 $4,000
| Tbs credit for thiS guggesJTul shaving 4,
largely due to Daniel RrRttOn E.q., vice.
president OF the Agricultural 51olsty, vino
devoted much attention 10 the work.
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Get rid Of that tired foeltug as quick as pos
Z sblc. Take lluud : srr-aIurillu. which give
aLr..uL.IM I.Ia.l aI.t.ntIt.. L..llLl - = = :
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

PnrLApELrutA, Oct. 10 The eighth an.
nual mautiny OF the Ancient Forestry Con
Rrsss OF the United States III Joint conven-
tlon with the Pennsylvania Forestry Assoc
citation began at horticultural Hall, this
city, Inst night. About 300 delegates are in
attendance. The convention IS to last three
deys. Carl Schurz of NsR York spoke on
the question OF the reservation OF our
forests, and his views were enthusiastically
app!auued,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
Fair Grounds Not sold.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
ELKToS, Oct. l5.--A report has been
widely circulated that the r., w. Il b Rail-
road Company was negotiating for the pur-
chase of the Elkton fair grounds with In
tent to build cur shops thereon and that
consequently the fair Just held would he the
last on the grounds. The report was not
credited here where II is quite "chestnut"
but wes believed by people IN other places.
Vice-presldeut Daniel Bfatton OF the Agri-
cultural Society who had charge OF the last
successful exhibition In conversation with
Tho GGzETTE's correspondent stated that
officers OF the society have never heen ap.
preached on tho subject aud he has no
reason to believe that the railroad company
has the slightest idea OF making an ofler
for the grounds. The stock OF the society
Is held by many persons, only about half n
dozen holding more than one share. The
railroad company owns about 81 shares.
The society has been In debt from the start
for the ground and improvements and the
debt after deducting the $4,000 or there
about cleared at the last meeting yet
amounts to over sl2, 900. Shockley x Smith
for William j. Jones trustee to-day sold At
public sale the farm formerly occupied by
John Keavspy. 1t contains i0i acres and
Is situated three miles northwest OF Port
Deposit. 1t was purchased by Mrs. Kate
Ksaveny for $1,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
NlIled on he leniirond.

franklin 7. Ash. ex.recorder OF deeds Of
Chester county, who was struck by train
on the Wilmington II Northern railroad, ut
Valley iron worEs, Coatesville, Pa, last
week, died from the effects OF his injuries
Sunday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

]. s. Hoffecker OF this city, who has Just
returned from the west, has been attempts
Ing to place plot OF Duluth suburban
property among Wilmington capitalists for
the sum of $4,000. He was unsuccessful
and gave up the.proiect. Tuesday hetre-
ceived letter stating that three-fifths OF
the same land had been disposed Of for
$96, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

Brother Gardner-"will lie gemmen
VINO Jess riz up OF de flo viii a. cheer
stickin TO de basemen OBJ h!s trousers
please splain to dis sembly, whatc de
tossed cheer sticks dat way ?"
Pickles SmiSh-"Mr Preaiden, beg 20
artickelate dat some onrcl qua coon oh
dis semb!y, nab done gora Gri smoahed
de bottom oh de fosed cher Wid dat
blamed Ingip Glue, and a4l H9lbins de
cose oh &c tossed fenomrauu; but l
would like 20 splain mo nart:ukles TO dc
coon what dons the base Rck, an"
Brother au-lnsr GntesEGpting) :
"Hush 20 mcut --da's blsnesB 10 dc
house"
Ask for Indian Glue, it menas every
thing gold as rock.
Complete Tor 8 cents. Sold everywhere.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

The delegates TO the Dorchester county.
Mi., Democratic convention reassembled
nj CGmDridRo tuesday Gud nominated
Sherlti Edwln 4. Mace OF Cambridge for
the house Of delegates IN the place of
DALiel 81. Henry, Jr., deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

MInpLET0wS, Oe'. i6.-Soma few weeks
ago "a mad dog made It's appearance In Mid
dletuwn and several dogs were bitten as the
Iabid enimGi passed through this place.
The result was thn town cguneil held u
special meeting and passed An ordinance
rtluirin. ull citizens TO Keep their dOga
chained or ml11ied and furthermore
directing that aIl dogs found roaming the
streets without the necessary mug2ie be shot
Alter this ordinance was pissed occasionally
a detected looking canine with mugze
could be seen wandering around the streets
but later the owners became negligent and
the majority removed the muzzles. The
town council on Saturday afternoon held
another meeting TO take more precise steps
III tho matter. The town bGlliff was In
struoted 20 ELL all dogs found roaming the
streets and this morning that Individual
started ont with deadly looking shotgun
with that purpose In view.
II bias rHined continually since midnight
Sunday. The farmers are now Complaining,
Us they are much later with their work than
usual, and the present weather will only
make them more SO. and IL 1t continues
long will prove TutnOus 10 the corn crop.
Another robbery has been porpetrated In
Midtle,0Wn. Last night parties entered
W. $. LetherbuTy's hardware store by
breaking open the glass III the front win
dow. The thieves tore open boxes and
after pocketlng the contents, threw the
boxes all over the room. The thieves
| seemed to have mania for ra2ors
and pistols as these were the principal
articles stolen. The loss will be heavy, but
as tho nrtlcles taken were small, Il Is almost
| impossible to state the exact loss. Over
! $3.50 worth Of pistols were taken. Thia Ia
4 about the 9th robbery that has been CON :
nlt,ei In M!ddleto~n the past three month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
AsBUBP's ONE BUNUBEDTH ANNI-
TERS4RY BEGUN.

Ex-Presidipg ElderSyVindclis Heard
i'm the AGtDrnOBn-An Overflow
Meeting at NigllE-Fhc Church
Handsomely Decorated
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

Tuesday was the thisd lay Of tbs
centenary ceieolauon Of Astury CEgrol.
At tbs afternoon session JnMq q Baker
ps-s!a4d and James o, Fiykeis serving Rs
secretary, the exercises begsn Ri,h s.ag.
ing Following prayer offered By Pc
siding Elder Murray, another hymn WAS
suuR
william Il Bil'any read an higaly in
terestiu9 sketch Of Grace Chu;cl. Tho
sketch was to have been prepared and
read by the ley. Dr. Todd, INT Me-.
Billany having been msuber OF G.sce
from tn foundation and being thoroughly
conyeE8Rrt wlth its affairs waa requested
by tho doctor 10 a=rya as subs itute
Gieaa, tic paper said, Is ggsndc1ild OF
Asanry. Daring the successful pt4torste
Gt ths Rev. W. j. Stevenson, ID. d., at
=! PaurI Church, 10 1863 aud 1861, ihe
pressing need Of another church Was felt.
Another church wGs deemed necessary
because Of the large increase in the mem.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
MIDDLETORR,

Special Correspondence oil Gazette and journal
M1pDLErowN, Oct. l2.-Ihe meeting
Of the projectors OF the Odessa and Mid
dletown railroad to hear land owners
concerning the damage to their property,
was held in Odessa yesterday. Only one
property owner was heard, and another
meeting will be held for the same purpose
on Tuesday, when il il hoped that the at
tendance will be much better.
A rather remarkable incident occurred
In this town short time ago. A birth
and death occurred at 8 O'Clock in the
morning, and wedding at 8 in the AFTER
noon OF the same day.
On Friday evening Major Andrews
Post G. A h, No. ID OF Odessa, visited
the recently organized Major John Jones
Pobt Nc. %, OF this place, aud gave over
the flag which has been in the keeping of
the tirst-namei order since its organiza-
ton. Since the organization Of the post
here ii was considered right and proper
that the flag should be transferred. The
old veterans had "A camp fire at the posts
headquarters here, and the menu as is
uaupl on ouch occasions was served.
Speeches were made, and the evening
wls spent in regular camp style. The
Rev. Il @. Jones OF Odessa, made very
appropriate speech.
A dog belonging to Richard Cochran OF
this town broke his chain and got awi y
Oh Thursday night. The dog had been
showing very strong symptoms Of hydro.
phobia OF late and It was intended TO kill
tine dog, but twas put of too long.
Nothing has been heard Of the rabid
| canine since 10 broke AWAY
| Justice OF the Peace W. w. Wilson has
removed his office from the Reynolds
Building to the rooms recently occupied
by Squire Massey.
John Kielkoph has discontinued his
hack route from Odessa to Middletown
and in consequence OF the change Mail
carrier johnson has added another hack
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

The second lnBtalment OF the centen-
1i4l celebration of Asburg Canrch was
RiyeR win appropriate exetciaeg Non.
tay. 5efyiges began at 80 O'clock,
JcsRah Pyle presiding mud the Rev. W.
g. kaOoH sergins al secretary. A fair
ssa.d audiences was in attendance and the
clergY was le.gely repreHsated. The
opan,ng hyaas were interpreted With
prayer W tie Rey j. A. & wilson, D.
y. ptesiiiDg elief OF Dl7er district.
Ia bfisi sddi ID, Chairman Ppis sa!as
] thank you ias tie honor conferred in
seleotiG2 me, representative OF St
naats Church, ID Oldest white ilaurltss
Of Ag5usy, to preside In 1865, when
Captain Webb frat preached tbs gospel
a giyh.h and King stg9ers, no had few
fosIGg rs So0n she congregation bad u
4sl5crs apd . church was established at
Third and Ktug stzee.a. In 1889 the
membership had Increased TO 81 Of
whom - were ghit5s and 10 oo.oreA.
Next :he lot At Third and Walnut streets
vag p1rchlFed, Sos being paid for T..
IN 1888 Gjanop bury dedicated a
church Oh q. site. lie is05 toe colGr5d
brethren withdrew and established q
church at Ninth and French streets. Ia
. 1911 Asbury Church was too email and
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Gents rurHIshing Goods.

White and Colorcd Shirts, Flannel over
shirts, Wool, Mcrino aud Cotton Under
wcar Hosiery, NcckNclr, Collars, Cuils,
llandkcrchicis, Su,pcndcrs, Jowclry and
Ladies' and Gents Umbrellas.
Tho above goods are Of the very best; al.
though having been offered Tor the past
few weeks, the assurlmcn,s are still un.
broken, the reductions absolutely cuor-
nous aud actual Upon examination II
will be- plain to all who arc familiar with
the grades Of goods offered that they can
make the largest Kind Of q saving by pur.
chasing right nov, AMI OF course those
that come earliest will secure choice. Re.
member, It's but very short time before
the premises must boz vacated. therefore
lose no time and attend this great Bank.
rupi Sale. Remember lhc place, No. 261l
Main street.
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n.rru,N's PILLS have been before ;hc pub.
DE- ui England Tor half n century. and 10 has
lately BEEN demonstrated that they arc nine
times more used ihcrr than all other patent
medicines but together. and arr tu DC found
in every English speaking country in the
world. ~ urlyr a. meet the wishes and o..
puirrmrnis oppressed hy Americans. many
ul whom already know their value. Brrphum's
rllls arr now introduced Ice such thorough
manner that no. homo need hc without them
in America. where shrrwd aud discerning
people will suuu join Doe the universal tC,ti.
mUny that Bpurham.s Pills arr worth d
guinea % box although they can BE- par
chased ui druggists iur ~ cents Al suiirr.
en- ium indigestion, naiulpury. constipation
aud nll other forms ui stomach uud liver
troubles have now this famous hul uVNVpu
s.,c remedy within their rrl,h. but should
they lind. upon Inquiry, their druggist doe.
not keep hruChums l'lls, they can send -
cents tn ihv ryupul agent ~ the United
States, u o. Allen Is Co.. JGi Canal street.
NCW York city. who will promptly mail
them to amy Hddfcu
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second Y.
BRINKLEY LUMBER Co., l2I Jefferson q.
NEW Drug Store-Fresh stock. Raincy,
Luther q Co., 3iS Second street
PANTS made TO order IRON 50 up. i.
Menkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
Ike LUMBER Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
ALI sizes Crate baskets, fronts aud lcnd'
ers, also heating cooking stoves, Tor sale
cheap at Gabey's. Telephone 277.
q. r. IlorcuKiss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches ! os'
pccialy solicit. No. $50 Main street
PURa aud white ~ the flower whosi
name It bears ao the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DEAN Il LILLY CoFrrE AND SPICE ca
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JAcEsoSyiur. Ila., Feb. is.-John G..
Gordon, Of New York. a winter resident
Of Grccncoyc Springs, lla., las Offered a
premium Of 900 ior the city o. town in
Florida which on July I, lSsp. shall pre-
sent Tho most clpauly condition in public
and private premises. Tho State Board oi
Health, about to Doc constituted, b. 90 act
a. judges. and ~ Augustine aud Grrcn-
cove springs are o. be- drhafrrd from CONE
pcling The IiHu- tttUp puhli.hps ui,
formal offer this morning
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Two, lIyIo. IIyIo NJ MI druggists.
RnoorNa ArEnAY.
Probable Serious Sequel % n Diaput,
over a Bottle of Whisky.

Probable Serious Sequel % n Dispute
over a Bottle of whisky.
las, night about $50 o'clock King and
Oliver Simmons. colorcl brothers, got in.
to q dispute OF their home on II. Paul
street, near Orleans over ihc possession Of
a bottle Of whisky which both claimed.
a eight cusucl, during which King drcw
q pistol aud attempted 90 shoot his broth.
or 40 this point John Miller. also col.
ord, entered the houa, and tncd To paich
up lhc breach when King turned on him
aud fired one shot lmm an old army pistol
ol iuuy.iuur cahbCr Tho ball entered
MiIlyrs night side aud lodged in the
stomach, Dr. Ford was called Ia aud
made nn examination, but WIS unable
then 10 state the extent of the wound.
Simmons was arrested lateral his house by
officer Hilton aud will bc held 10 await
the result OF MiIlpf's injuries.
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NnIIrr

The Millinery business II the late Mrs
H. schumann. has no, been sold or closed
ont, but will he continued by the under.
signed under the same firm name at the
old stand, 3S2 Main street, aud II will be
my aim TO maintain the reputation ior
STYLE quality aud wasouiblc prices We
have enjoyed for the past ten ycau.
Fam SCuuNANN,
aS2 MhIn alrccl. onnu.llo Mcnkcn'a
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

The following order was issued ycster-
day by Judge l.. II. Estes
Ordered, that on and after Tuesday,
February 20. 1889, the session of the Shell
by Circuit Court will begin at $50 o'clock
am. and adjourn at l:3O o'clock pm.
The business OF the court has accumu-
lated TO such an extent that the court Is
constrained TO lcngthcn the time Of its
daily sessions and to appeal TO counsel TO
aid il in every way practicable to expedite
the business
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,Probnic Court.

Matte Il. pttman appointed admins
trix Of DR.. John Pittman's estate, with
bond OF $3.50.
w. r. Cross appointed guardian Of Mol
lie A. Grail, with bond OF II ,3ah
John Marbury was appointed guardian
OF l. r. and Elizabeth u. Marbury. Bond,
S2,1JO
August llollhoicr appointed admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Mn. Mary H. Eme.
rich. Bond, $4,000.
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Criminal Court.

Frank Richardson, larceny from person,
ten years.
John Wade, carrying slung-shot $50
and six months.
h. 4. Hall, attempt TO commit larceny Of
cotton, two years.
G. A. Barry was committed TO the
workhausc 10 work ont costs in the pros
ecution II case in which he tried To
burgarizc the Southern News Company
Office.
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NV louK, Feb. u.s. A consu ltaiion
WIS held today at the office Of the Illinois
Central road, which was attended by
President fiah, Nicc-rUadgnt Hartman,
several directors and representative OF
the Rolhschilds No formal action was
taken on the matter Of inslrur,ing prcsi.
dent Fish 10 sign the Presidents agree.
mcnt but the matter was laid over 20 be
acted ON by a Toll Board OF Directors on
wednesday,.
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WINS disease racks the frame. when sores
cover the person. when uchts urc in every
Joint, when the muscles arr eUli uui illhhy
Wien The least eAcriiUu gives nt que, Uhrn
the mind is filled with gloom and dcspund.
cncy. what j. there iu liir worth liNinr'
Aud yet many exc ont just such q miserable
existence. living only for thusc who love
them. When " !, generally known that
Browns Iron Mttcr will cure the above
disorder how many hearts will Doe made
glad How many homes made happy