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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
Beecham's pills act like magic on weak
stomach.


The West Chester Record comes to the
front with the best fish story of the senson
thus far presented and Is la a fair way to
win the split bamboo rod and silver reel Of
fered by Il dealer In fishing tackle of that
town for the most possible. but improbable
story Of the season. The narrative Is az.
trlbuted TO ex Coroner White, German,
who Is something OF an angler. 1t runs to
the effect that White while eating his din
ner after IN mornings tl.hsng 10 the
Brandywine laid his rod on the bank let
ting his baited hook dangla In tbs current
OF the historic stream. After parlakiGg Of
a light repast the eX.coroner thought to
puraue his angling. Upon lifting hts Iine
from the water he WAS delighted to dis
cover black bass, II inches long dangling
Al the end OF his leader. The unhappy FISH
was landed, but when the delighted angler
procseded to dislodga the hook from the
big game fellows mouth he discovered tpat
the Elh hai not been hooked at all.
The Records bit Of fiction declares that q
small sunti-h had first attacked Whites
tempting bait and hooked itself firmly.
Then the big bass came along-and ltkathe
fisherman, al Gus TO break Its fast
bounced upon tine struggling sunny" The
helpless little fellow resent this mrrderous
approach and Just as the bass was about to
| 70 swallow him at gup he raised his
ordon Of flns. One of these impnied the
bass through the gils and held him So
securely that he could not escape Whites
yawning fish hamper and 20 was landed, a
victim to Its owa greed. Large ailowaneei
ne generally made for all a+a srorias hui
| neta is glitier!ug detail and Offering a.
| rT0af the existence OF stream called
BrnndyWlne creek.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
A nn,cctiyc,a asrutn, Trick.

BIEMiNaHAM Ala, Sept. 6--O1e of the
most remarkable cases ever recorded In
this state Is on trial In tho FayetIe county
criminal court. L. r. Smith was employed
last spriAg rs Il detective. flo arrested
Jackson, the negro he Killed, thinking he
was mnrdeftf. He afterwards learned
that he WAC mistaken IN LIS nan In ordtr
to securs his reward HmLth told the negro
he would rtleasa hin II Jackson would
allow him 10 cut III nna Of his ears.
Jackson's ears were marked similarly
to thoss OF the negro wanted. The negro
agreed and the ear YVES cut of. smith then
feared that Jackson you'd bettay him, and
determined to Kill him. He gave him the
choice hanging himself or being hinged.
The negro chose the former and while pre-
tending to search for suitable place made
a break for liberty. Smith fired and the
negro fell. Smith left believing him dead
The negro lived however, to tell the taie
ami ais dying statement is the principal
evidence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
LEGIrlMs NEW YORK.
Etaytt,s Ex-Presidcnt and Family
are on American Sait-Rhc Lett the
bsiand Og gRia own Free wiz.

NEW YoKK, sept. 5t-Legitime, eS-presl-
dent Of ,iHyti, arrived this morning on the
Ward limo steamer Manhattan. He was 40.
coinpanisa BIZ his family and several OIL
GERS Of his army. The following 4 the list:
G-neral F.. D. Leritime, wife and servant /;
llrs E4dos,a LaEldme, aiies Angelo LeGl-
time, Mites Aptpinetts LSgttime, i,sster Ed
mond Legtime, Master d. Lesitirna, Cone
raj Scion Menas, Genera, gloaron Francois
General Justine Carrie, General HAvelle
MonpaIs.r, General Horace MolierA, Gap
tain St. Font and Mr.. 4 +. peEtisr and
VITA. Theirs wero only five her passon-
gers on Inc vessel.
The Haytian party were transferred fro n
the deck OF q French man of.war to the
Manhattan at Santiago. Tine voyage to
this city was very pleasant and the exiles
we're Ia excellent spirits. Their belongings
consisted Of % pieces OF baggage and three
little terriers.
Al soon as the Manhattan had made fast
to her DO TX, AT pier Is, she was boarded by
Consul General Daslandas of Hayti, and
Stephen Preston, Minister, who were fol-
loved by half dozal reporters. Legitime
and his family were seated In the cabin, all
prepared for shore. The ex-presiient
looked tired and worn cut, ard his eyes
were bloodshot. His broad 10th Prince
Albert coat was wrinkled, and his hiRh SIR
hat was lustrelsss. The attire OF his sun
was similar to that of the ex commander.
Legitime's daughters are very haudsoma
children, with the complexion OF a mnlat-
tres. while their father is coal black.
Madame Leg,tims is t1ne looking portiy
WOMAN, not 70 DARK us her husband and
we'll powdered.
The ex President would talk very little,
hut he made a tew epigrammatic remarks
which were interpreted for the bsnent OF
tho reporters.
my people called ms aud l came" be
said. They depased me and l left, moi
because was compelled to. but 70 avo'
further bloodshed. On Saturday shall e
TO France, where l will remain a shori
time. l may return to Haytt as q private
citigsn or may 20 TO Cienfnegos aud es
tablish myself In business" II girdtnE
the circumstances OF tbs rebellion L4gitlmt
would NOT say anything, aud whsn asked
II he would say that no prisoners were OK
ecuted al his command. raised botn hand
and exclaimed IN French: "Can SAY tbs
sun Is not shining now 2"
| II was almost IL O'Clock when four car
| fiages drove through tie crowd to the pie'
and on 10 the dock, alongside the vessel
| They were for the exiles, and as soon a
soon as the popls were notified they
| gathered up their trips, and leaving thu
vessel, were bundlsd into the coaches and
driven at rapid pace to tbs Hotel Martin
In University Placs, where L4gitlme wa
assigned 10 suite OF rooms on the frs
floor front.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
K1BINsoN WINs TINE FIdHr.
Ex-senator Cooper BADLY Laid out
tn Ihe Coanty-Epe Rs;ss Long Held

Ex-senator Cooper BADLY Laid out
Ia the CountY-Epc Rsas Long Held
sway.
MEDIA, Sept. 5.--The fight In Delaware
county to MI tho vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Thomas " Cooper, Collector
OF tie Port OF Philadelphia, ended to day
by the nomination OF John B. Robinson,
who secured l4t votes, III more than is re-
qntred 10 nominate.
Roblnson's chief opponant for the nomi-
nation was Jesse III. Eaker, Collector
Cooper's choice for the position. The fight
has been d mort fierce ami bitter on' and
Ii is charged that money WA very freely
used on both sides. Baker secured but ~
frat choice delegates aud Watts Nsfcur, OF
Neither Proyiden1s, had ~. Robin oa's
victory is complete aud his friends are
very Ibllhnt.
The nomination OF Robinson viii no
doubt be- a surprise to people outside OF
this county who are Interested In political
affairs, ils 1t was thought by those Ia charge
at the Republican state COMMITTEES head
quarters at Philadelphia that Baker would
be an eAsy Hluncr, because Collector
Cooper was known 70 be friendly to him,
aud 1t was Thought that he would nave
strength sufficient to name his own sue.
cessor.
Another phase OF the situation 10 as fol-
lows: Captain Isaac johnson, who aspires
to succeed Snedlsy Darlington In Congress
from the Delaware Chester District, worked
hard In Bakers interest, and number OF
Robiason's friends now claim that johnson
cannot secure ths Cougr ssional nomina-
tton, and IL they DO not support Darlington
thsp will name a new man, whom they
calm they can win with.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
THE OcoULrIrI0sO OF


Editor Gazette: observed the oc.
cultaticn OF jupiter by .hs moon Inst even
ing, With moderate success. II YVES quite a
pretty sight to observe our dead, cold moon
IN all her volcanic rugsatnesH of surface
all her deep craters and RHcky mountain
ranges. sailing along tbs 10y towards the
mighty, yet far distant Jupiter. The vanish
ing Of the on ermost Of the planets monns
was Observable before the light clouds be-
came too thick In one atmosphere, and by
good luck perceived through a rift In the
Clouds the disk of Jupiter, Just as II was
half covered by the moons dark body,
about $50 O'Clock, Hockessin time. After
that all became hidden by clouds. did not
watch for the EMERSON.
One OF the chief interests In such phe-
nomsna, to which public attention might
be invited, IL the fact OF their open and
continued testimony to the great perfection
and accuracy OF astronomical science.
Both the moon and the planets are appa-
rsntly errattc wanderers through the 2o-
diacal regions Of the sky, scac sly ever
passing twice over precisely the same ap.
parent path-the moon always moving
eastward amongst the fixed stars, tins
planets somatimes eastward, or direct,
sometimes retrograde Yet, so well do
skilled astronomers understand all their
varied motions, that they predict and
tabulate this precise apparent place
OF any and all oil them Tor years
in advance, aud from the ephemerides
published through our Washington obser-
vatory (andotbaIs also) you can extract or
deduce for the accommodation cf the pub
lie yonr monthly notices or phenomena
public that perhaps reflect little upon the
wonderful aud patient Skill as wsllas labor
required to calculate tue very instant OF
time Mt which the moon IN her monthly
circuit will seemingly ride ov'r and hide, BY
what is called occuitatlon, every planet and
star OF notable slz5 that chances to be
found in her constantly varying path,
J.GiJ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
Launching tho ph.,aaeipl,.a.

WAsnisoTos, Sept. 6.--The Washington
party to witness the Launching OF the tteel
cruiser Philadelphia AZ Cramps ship.yard,
Mt Philadelphia Tomorrow viii leave here
IN . special car attached to ths 100 train
on the Pennsylvania railroad. Secretary
Tracy wiil.not be able To bi present and
Commodore Walker will represent hin,
Several attaches Il the nayy and inany
army and diplomatic otilsials will be III The
party. Tho launching will taGe place at
noon. Secretary Tracy has decided that
inasmuch as thavassel ts numei phiiadtl-
phia aud built in n Philadelphia shtp-yaid
a Philaie!rhia girl should chtisten her, SO
he has ASKED Mr.. Camp to select ona for
thar duty. Il Is probabtathGt the daughter
OF pOstmaster.Gone Wanamaker will
break the bottle on the yesse!'s deck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

Morning News.
what mas become Of Horace Greeley
Knowas? The last head Of him was that
hs had lost his ticket. since then nc spark
OF Information from his setatiilatinS career
has fallen into bis nativs hsnut3, and so II
Is conjsetured that h. has ief: the country.
Bur IL he still travelling, or has he got
thare2 public Officer who started with
so much difficulty may lind 1t equally hard
10 stop. He apparently left no room for
mistake as TO his destination, for we are In
formed that no took nothing with him,
from his trunks down to his night shirts,
tlut was not conspicuousy married.
"Horece Greeley Knowles, U. 4. Consul,
Botdatux, + ance." man 80 thoroughly
well labelled a. this ought to be somewhere
by this time, even II he had to travel ION
hts trucks" as the theatrical people say.
Yet silence and dasolatton have retgned
In Delaware ever elace his depar-
ture, over month ago, aud yet no
word comes. The plain inference Is thar
something uncommon has happened. Flr
Mr. Knowles has not hitherto been known
to Remain sielt for 81 long a period voun.
tarliy. He mas bad periods OF silence dur.
ing his epterprislng career. That he should
designedly anstatu from letting Delaware
knoS that this soil OF France had been
pressed by hts bounding foot is not posat.
nls TO believe. The obvious interence IS
IOAI SOUlB sup las CtIllutbu LII as q
| trophy, and Is carrying rim back and forth
between ports, without letting him once
gar of TO 90 to post office OF telegraph
| office, or else that he likes travelling SO we'll
| that he has gone on around tho world, H.
tendlng TO stop at B5rd saux whsn he comes
| around again. Meanwhile Delaware is
In darkness. without the lighr which
CLEANS from Horace Greedy Knowles
countenance or pen life lie felt to be
dull affair. He is go light, SO
| buoyant, SO nimble, so irrspressiole chap.
and IT makes him 80 happy to tell OF what
| he has done, or thinks that he has done
for whichever Il Ia It is all the came to him
that no state In the union could spare
him without te-ling depressed and lonely.
/ Unfortunately Delaware ts TOO small IN
| bear so great a grief. One Can easily read
! In the faces of those who go about our
stteets-for tho sense OF loss Is now 800
| deep for words-that steps must soon bA
| taken to ascertain where Horace Gra9ley
| Il, or else the strain will cause something
to break. W. are 81 that Horace Grealey
1 Knowles worli hasten to impart full
| details OF all that he hos done since he
disappeared into the darkness without his
ticket II he could only bs informed of the
general anxiety to know about him. What
ne l. not naturally willing to tell Is not
worth hearing. But how can man be
asked what he has been doing wnen no one
knows where he is2 Thus We come back
TO the fundamental and maurnful q lestion
Where ls Horace Greeley Knowles2
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
charged WIN Incendiarlsn,.

baltimore sun special
CRsFIELp, MD, Sept. 5.-Lavln B. Hall
and Sarah +. Eall, his sister, of FAIR
mount, Somerset county were arrested and
lodged In Jail at Princess Anne today on a
writ sworn out by George A. Cox charging
them with irtendiarism IN the burning OF
DpN Il Miles large storeaouse, with stock
OF goods, and two dwelling. houses on Sun.
day night. Mr. Hall and Eis sister, neither
Of whom is married, and Whose dwelling
wa also consumed by the Ere, lived IN the
house adjoining the store where the hre
nriglna ed For long time the parties
have not been on pleasant terms with Cox
Il Miles, and alr. Hall, who laimed the
alley between the two houses, forbade the
owners OF tha store usigg the alley to paint
The side OF the house. This gave rise to a
dispute, ard 4 Is reported that serious
hreats were IN lds. STATE. Attorney Dixon
and Sheriff hong went 70 Fairmount to day
and arrested tbs parties, who were com
tntted to jail to await herring bHfore
ilstics Thomas ]. Landon next saturday
no'nins. Nc. Halls premises we're coz
red b. Insurance, but Cox & Niles have
sustained heavy ioss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

This 4 )ods In Arxieo hsys cLusad q loss
OF several lives at Tetecala, In the state OF
Borolos. The inundation az Tamplco is
destitute.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt
on Tuesday week to rob the residence OF
yica President Morton, In Rondout, New
YORK They were frightened away By a
burglar alarm.
The Pottstown Iron Company, at Potts.
town, Pa, last week announced an increase
in the wages Ut the puddiers In Its three
mills from "a rs to $3 so per ton, to take
effect September 10th.
tits said that the largest bar OF gold over
cas- In the world was turned out al che
, United States assay Office ia Helena Nom
tanR, j esterday, \ eek 1t weighed 500 poUQds,
[ and 1t is worth little arar 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

inc layton emu
Division Operator Mackey Is to-day as
nrOud as Is boy with the pruverhlal red
wagon. The cause OF his pride is this:
Upon arriving ~ his Office this moving he
found q neat package lying on ht- desk, 10
which he gave bnt little attention. GU
heing told that he was intetested In n, he
opened II and found thsraiu, In a plush
aaee, q handsome gold watch. lis still did
not give 1t any par; cnlar thought, and was
tolh to open tbs watch, watca he did, ard
fonnf engraved thereon: "Presantei ia u.
H. Markey. Division Operator, ~ Employees
I Fe.egtaph Departmenf, SEPT. ), $780,"
H vas neaty swept - his feet by tA,s
announcement, and az his Eri ins has not
entirely recg yerad from the surprise. TnG
Frvch - nf heavy god, elegantly Ghaa
and studded With hrit,i1rfs EhR mono
gram 81 ". NJ" on tho back Is hand
sGmAiy wrought IN 4 rAi5ni cnUtra sur
rounded n7 raised & ow-,4 OF gold. II was
purchased from =. II. RaylRri, the we'll
Euown Etim,HRtOn irwai,,r, gad il as raall-
EiNal piece If w9ik ts we have ever seen.
II was Ftven Nj. MatFey us mark Of
tta esteem L. Hhich h"t heti by those in
~ department, A glimpse at the water
Will convince INV persnn that III owneh
ought 70 tstl proud with It in his pocket.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

Officer Mefaaith. If tho po.c9 force, met
with IS g yera acc.dfnt about a. N. Thurs
daY. & uiHa named JHnksnn was found
learned that hia .teh hGd been stolen,
Ha accused well-knowE FOUNDER, named
GeorHe rowRa.nd, Of the theft. At 4
o'allcE Jll3er Aisrniirh sew Townsend on
E5grth street and rn.4Ged Elm, but III
Mn5Eet street tie iiieer clipped Gu the
ratlwG9 tracks ard NJ! violently. In the
inil % tislocated Two Rnncklat ot his left
bnni, tore the nail from the index Anger
al his right hand and dlslocatel oue knee.
cap.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
rrAns. soar ssenres ! ono eonp!anlon.


The residence d james atll, No 2G2 East
Sixth street, was entered by thieves Thurs
day night while the family AID 60 q COM
pAuy were having ii musicale il II parlcr.
Entrance WAS tffaGted by the bathroom
window. The CONTENTS Df the truuk and
bureau drawers we're empfiei on The fl5ors
but only q patriot gold earrings was carried
away. The thieves evidently we're ia search
OF money. and MAJ he were after the
montu's wages Of lIr. Hill, who IS rail-.
road empioJe Ftttunately no money had
been ltf: lying arau1t lo14a.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
THE rHI-sr.4r SHOOTERS.
New York wins, Though the Della
wnre Team Makes a Good shows


At the Interstate riHs contest at Sea Girt,
N. j., last week the teams present to / K :
part in the contest were from New Jersey,
New Yors and Delaware. The wind was mod
crate from the south and the day was clear
and cool. The shooting commenced at 10
o'clock In the morning and was not CON
cluded until about $50 In the afternoon.
There was certainly lack Of interest In
tho contest, and the crowd present was not
overwhelming. Many OF New Jerseys
officials came down and spent the day on
the grounds, aud from the neishborlng
summer resorts came quite crowd Of
sigh'seers and many handsome eaninages.
Governor Bigss OF Delaware, was tatre,
holding forth with the Delaware State
team. Governor GFeen OF New Jersey. was
alse present and manifested q lively interest
In the match. He has been at the range
quite frequently during the summer and
has become quito mRrkam.n.
In the scores Nav York made 95S; New
Jersey, 955 and Delaware, $50. Nav York
winning by three points. The New York
score at 800 yards was 4S4 at 200 yards,
474; New Jersey at 500 yards, All; at 200
yards. 4Si: Delaware at 500 yards, 436; at
400 yards, S9i
The Individual score CT the Delaware
fan q
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

RIcH Hill, Mo, Sept. e.-Fir4 broke out
in niue No OF the R,ca Hill m;na Wal
nr-daY. Al the entralcss wara inmeat-
ataiy g issd and steam was irj3et 4 in he
tsp- Of sm3thating the FIR. Yesterday
a!4fn@dG al explosion OF the ebaaaeti gas
oceg red, causing an pheavElut tta beams
eh9ra a4i Sfecsing one Of tas buildings.
antse Miners who were ut igosk at a pump
a oae Vi the shafts were hu I'D 30 iasit
away BY the force OF the expulsion, but
We're not fatally hurt. The IRE is still
burning
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

TEMPLEsvnLs, QUEEN ANNE's CoUSrY,
MD, Sept. 4,-Ou Tuesday the political
situation In Queen Anne's county was
being dlscussc1 In the store OF Mr.. Charles
Jackson, osthls village, by Mr.. L. N, Evans
aad DR.. j. v. Knotts. fhcre were very littie
heat exhibited by either apparently until
DR.. Knots suddenly become angry at an
assertion mada by Mr.. Evans and called
him n liar, which epithet was returned
whereapon knot,e with knife stabbed Mr.
Evans IN In tha back be!oW tho shoulder
blade, inntctng very severe and what
may prove dangerous wound.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
a BEAUTY WEnDED.
Nliss Chamberlain Welded TO a Life
6stardSntxan.

LONDON, Sept 5.--Tha once famous
American beauty, Jennie Chamberlain. had
II very modest wedding, attended by only
about 20 intimate friends Of the families
Interested. She became Mrs. Nsylor
Ieyland at 2 O'Clock to-day. The ceremony
was in st, Georges Church. and, as no
fashionable people we're In town to go, 1t
was arranged TO MAKE the ceremony as
private as possible. Nor even all the
people who sent presents were asked.
ans no Americans were present but the
father, mother and sister OF the bride
and your correspondent. The Prince OF
Wales always took 8 great fancy to Miss
CHAMBERLAIN, and pushed her socially more
than he mas any other American girl, 81
everybody expected he would be at the
wedding, hut he ts on els wgy homo from
Hamburg, and, Instead Of going, sent a
splendid diamond and pearl horseshoe
brooch to the bride and diamond ar d
ruby scarf pin to the groom. The brite
got lot more OF diamonds from
her friends here and in Am srica,
ahd her uncle, Se'uh Chamberlain.
~ Cleveland, sent her check for
G2 900. She looked very pretty and stately
In her expensive Paris troussesu. The
dress was OF heavy white satin, richly en-.
bIoideIej with silver and pearls and u
wreath OF orange blossoms bordered the
entire train and outlined the empire sash.
Her veil was Of fine tulle, reaching to the
end Of the train, and was surrounded by q
wreath Of orange blossoms. She had
only one bridesmaid, her sister 10.
sephine. THE BRIDES father gave her
away and the b,st man was Percy Lamllug.
The church was Parlanded with flowers.
A detachment Of troops from tho Second
Life Guards, Ut which the groom is an
! Clilcnr, lined The atsls from door 70 chancel
| during the ceremony. Tho wedding break.
4 fast was seiyst nj Carid2e's, and aftsr.
wards the couple went to Parts. Tho
\ tribes 9oing-away dress was o. gray cloth
| trimmed with silver aad moussalipe d.
Ohtpon. She wore virot hat,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

Tho best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorea, letter, chapped hands, chilhlains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
monsy refunded. Price rs GEMS per box,
For sale by Beaton Imith, corner Seventh
and Pine streets. Goods delivered fraa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

CoLuMRUs, ONO, Sect. Ga special train
bearing knights of Ivanhoe arrived hero
yesterday from AthCus, the knights intend
lug to give an exhibition at the fair grounds.
Near Chillicothe, William Scott and james
Cabeen had oeelstDn 10 so on the roof OF q
car and were knocked of while passing
under Il bridge. Lnheen was horribly man
glei aud Scott was also fatally injured
although still alive.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

MmpLETowN. N. v. Sept. 5.-Horacs Fl.
Strailon, member Of deer huAting party
III Sullivan couaty, was accidentally shot
by Henry Fountain, ons OF hi- companions,
yesterday. The ball struck Stfatt1p III the
groin, iniiietine Il wound from which death
resulted In an hour,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

,le.,.n1,,n Nea

.HITTITH sNHM9s n
Econ mo friends cf Pension Commits
slonor Tanner have become tired of defend.
ing him, aud the report comes from Wash.
inStou that lie will he asked to resign. 1t
looSs Low rs IL the corporal would he
remembered as the man whose tongue got
away with his judgment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
AnIu,portnnt EIen,ent

of the success of Hoods Sarsap arilla IL the
fact that every purchaser receives a fair equiv
Hlent for his money. The familiar headline
- 100 Doses one Dollar,o stolen by initators, is
original with and true only of Hood 5 Sarsa-
parillu. lhis can easily be proven by any one
VINO desires to test the matter. For real
economy, buy only Hoods Sarsaparilla. sold
by all druggists.