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Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

CoURTNEY.-on the goth instant,
Arthur F., son of Sarah md the Int
Frederick Courtney, in the i4th year
OF his age
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 230
O'Clock from the residence OF his
mother, No. 300 Taylor street. Inter-
mcntn Wilmington and Brnndywine
Cemetery.
It's hard to break tho tender cord,
When love has bound the heart,
'Tis hard, so hard to speak the word,
We must forever part.
Dearest loved one, we must lay thoe.
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished,
Till we see thy heavenly face.
BLEY ER-On the 18th inst, william A.
Bigger. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends, also st. Mary's
I. A. u. society and st. Mary's bene-
hcial Society are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his latc resi-
dence, No. 3l4 East Eighth street, on
wednesday morning. High mass at st.
Mary's Church at $50 O'clock. Inter.
ment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
CHAPMAN.-At his country residence.
White Clay Creek hundred. on the 2stli
inst. Augustus A. Chapman, aged o.
| years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited my \, to t., attend the funeral on arr
|
depot, Wilmington, on Tuesday, July /
1880. To proceed to Riverview Come
| terry.
| CORBITT.-0n the 10Th inst, Ella NJ.
| infant daughter of James and Sarah
Corbitt, aged months and is days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited TO attend the funeral from til,
residence of her parents, No. liOi A
street. South Wilmington, this after
noon Mt O'Clock. Services ut the house
lnterment ut Iiverview Cemetery.
sTAATs.-in this city, on juno 2Otll
Hannah Staats, in the SD yenr OF he
ago.
Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited to attend her funeral from Til
residence OF her son, 5. IL. Stats, 40
Market street. on Wednesday nfternoon
July 2. at O'clock. Intermcnt at River
view Cemetery.
kERSHAW.-0n the 10Th inst, william
kcrshaw, in the Goth year OF his aye,
Relatives and friends ave respectful,
invited to attend the funeral from tn
residence of his son. Edwin Kershaw
NO. DOC Lancaster avenue, on Wedncs
dry afternoon ut 5 O'Clock. Services u
the house. interment ut Wilmington
and Brandy wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Head & Co., real estate agents, on
Saturday, sold building lots as follows;
On Bayard avenue between Filth.
Sixth aud Seventh streets, William
Ferris, 2OxSO feet, S9.s7l5. $3.50; VII
liam Ferris, 7SxSO feet, At t9.s7JS, Sill
William Ferris. 144iS0 feet, ct 30
1876; William Ferris. 20xs0 feet. Al
SS.25, S165; William Ferris, 1880 feet
At 81. 20, el4S so. One lot on the wesl
side OF Grant avenue between Seventh
aud Eighth streets, 32xlOO feet &c
Joseph I. Carpenter, Jr., At e1O.25 Del
soot, $S2S. Also one lot on the east side
q Rodney street, adjoining the resideuc Q,
g Thomas Ford, 3oxs0 feet, to Villa 4
Ae0arvsy, at Sl6.75 per foot, SC03
Fetal amount OF sale, "a, 449
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30


mists Deiawsr 81 : organized-- Diane on d
MN NOT be the Union In Sunday School
!. !. was what the delegates reported
q the International Sunday School Con
vsuton narrated In another column.
81. Mary's church excursion to Cape
Nay, July 10.
supt. Crosby reported the attendance
o. Central 8. .. at OILS a. m. yesterday,
- still on the increase. Pastor Swartz's
hible class had . free and interesting
0iscussion OF the lesson as usual.
First NJ. P. Church held Children q
Day exercises.
The oorner-stone OF the colored Catho-
Nc Church will be laid next Sunday after.
aoOn at LOO o'clock. Right lev. Bishop
Curtis ald Rev. A. B. Leason will Off
siats. All the Catholic choirs In III.
dty will unite and be led by Fathel
- Ruyter. All heads OF Catholic so
elsties In this city will meet In the A. U
h Hall, at Seventh and Market slrects
Tomorrow evening to arrange for tht
procession on the occasion OF the &C rner
~. Bone laying.
psr'- The Centennial NJ. f. Mission, 40 10
0on ffouiuth street, held Sunday schoo
do net ct,uperihtendent Foster at = D. IN.
spas frd BY spirited and interested fire.
g0spel meeting.
At Grace Baptist Church, Rev. NJ,
Fixes read much studied and sueciuc
sxsgssis OF Scriptural Baptism.
Tomorrow, at 715 T. m the Secon
BAPTIST Church Sunday school will max
. B. q o. excursion from the Marke
Atyeet depot (also the Delaware Ayenu
little later) to Fairinount Park. Rat
u cents.
Ad legation of young men from Er
worth M. E. Church visited the Centen
NAL Mission yesterday. They appear {,
b. enter prisinR scouta of the uoxn,l armx
There is enough promise In their powe
nal singing to merit the training Of
good singing teacher. They should fort
. gospel song club. There IL room /
ZAP something In the line Of harmon
AID melody.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

w. r. Grinnage, the well-known un-
dertaker. has procured new wagon,
which he had on the street Saturday. 1t
Ia u splendid piece OF work and makes a
fine appearance. Mr.. Grinnage has an
excellent record for doing business In all
honest, straightforward manner, and
bolds . prominent place among tho un-
dertakers and business men Of this city.
Mr.. GrinnaRe was employed In the Gus
tom House In this city for thirteen years,
and proved = faithful aud com peteni
official. He 10 well known among the
colored people. and while he 10 now doing
. large business, secured BY honesty and
fair dealing. bis friends wish him still
greater success. His place OF business ID
at No. s24 King street, and his residence
No. leo West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Reply 70 Jastacs.
IcoNnUNroArrD.l

o, Justicel What outrascs do men per
petrate in thy sacred name. In you
sue Of tho Goth instant, an article sp-
peared signed sJustice," which mot only
avraisns the Peninsula Methodist for de-.
linquency In mot reporting the COM
mencansnt excrcises Of the Con ference
Academy, but charges that paper with
grave dert llctlon In not paying come
attention to the interests Of Peninsula
Methcdism. Yet in the very Issus "Jus-
tice" fnds fault with, there ID special
editorial mention Of several peninsulu
ministers; two and q halt columns Of
the first page devoted 10 deceased pastor
Of PeuiUsula charge; four paees occu-
pied exclusively with the Interests OF
Peninsula Metaodism. and still another
page whose every article u Of purely
local interest.
This may not safety Justice" but It
certainly shows that there was come A.
tentton paid to the interests OF Peninsula
Methodism In the issue he growls about.
Had 'Justics" retained his carpinR,
iault-hnding spirit, and waited for o later
tasue. he would have seen larger space
given to tho Academy, as well a. some
editorial notes recounting the honorary
degree awarded to Peninsula men,
Even the excellent sermon whose
Justice" seems 90 dtsap.
pointed at not finding in the paper re-
ceives fiattering notice iu . later issue.
~ ustice" must not indulge the spirit OF
tho Rrsen-eyed monster and egrudRo
''some attention" to Dickinson College,
for 10 not thia Institution the college OF
Peninsula Nethodism, aud has she not
been generous In Doctoring" our Penin-
'ula menf "Justics" had better give
some attention TO honesty and fair deal
ng. TrHYPocRIsY.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Mrs. James W. Durham, No. 121 Mar
ket street, brou ght TO tho REPUBLICAN
Office this forenoon a couple OF very old
relics. One was q small toy pail, said to
have been made by blind girl over 800
years ago. The little pail Is roughly
constructed, made Of cedar. and In q
good state Of preservation. Mrs. Durham
q 30 had pair OF baby shoes over Loo
years old, wJrn by her grandmother
when she was about q months old. Mrs.
Durham's maiden name was Romans.
and her mothers maiden name was Bald
win, = relative Of Dlstrict Attorney
Baldwin OF Chester County. The only
way she has OF knowing tho little pal
was 800 years old, was by being handed
down from generation TO generation fO
that length OF time.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

We have a very fine Llsle
Thread Stocking for mem
the best lille we ever had
for the money-navy. dark
brown and black-25 cents
per pair.
Lisle Thread Stocking
for ladies. plain and slip
stitched In solid blacks and
fancy stri ses-5o cents.
We are on the third case
Of 60 dozens Ladies Ribbed
Vests. The best you ever
saw for the money! for
as cents-.creams, blues,
pinks and white.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

We have about one hum
bred Umbrellas OF Hen
rietta and Gloris-paragon
frames, and mostly oxidized
silver handles. The only
trouble with the lot is. there
are too many for this sea-
son OF the year. They are
regular goods here and
everywhere at ia and $a.5c,
and we have marked the
lot all at 81, 80 each. 1t will
be a good chance to furnish
the house with umbrells s,
and the next fellow who
gets yours will not make
much of a hole in your
pocket book.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
EDITION


Walter 3. Hoag, Of East Aurora. New
York, wa found 10 the woods neat
OlsAn early on Friday evening with his
throat cut and bullet wounds IN bis head
and breast His wounds are believed ia
b. aslf-inflictod, though HoAg tells Z
story Of sssaplt and robbery.
TAo1as MCGEE, aged 45 years, vas
found dying In . house In Worcester.
Massachusetts,, on Saturday morning,
and be- expired In few moments. There
wa > bad cut on the back Of bis head.
but By whom inflicted 10 unknown.
In % alteration on Saturday night q
McComb City, Miss, bstween O. @. Hen.
derson, . Lincoluton machiuist, and
W. R. Parker, an lllinois freight con-
ductor. the former wss killed. Parker
II. =. Bradbury, "Dsan Of Trinity
University In Vermont" has been In
dicted BY the Grand jury Of the United
States District Court, Boston, for Issuing
bogus diplomas.
John Kanpfer, Of Milltown, Cumbsr-
land county Pa, has been lodged in
prison, ct Carlisle, on the charge OF
poisoning his wife who died on Thursday
last.
William Haiehtley, allies Hoyls, on
Saturday murdered his aunt, Mrs. John
Dorsey. In Lawrence, Massachusetts, BY
kicking her 10 the abdomen. He was
drunk at the time
william Rouau, aged 10, had his
ekull fractured with piece OF wood by
Jamss R0sen In quarrel 10 New York
on Saturday night, aud died soon after.
During . quarrel yesterday in =
"speak-easy" ct McKeesport Pa, Pat
Briefly. mill worker, shot and killed .
man named 'Ralston. Brieriy escaped
across the river
At North eswickly, near Pittsburg,
yesterday, james Burnett stabbed jos
Cottley and Instantly killed him. Both
were drunk. Burnett was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30


The trustees sale Of the real a..
tho late John Cook aud OF the lia !
II. McGonigal took place at AY
House this forei Don. A three
brick house OH Seventh street ~
Pine and Spruce. was sold 70 ho]
z. Vernon ier 81, 1913. a lot wns11
William A. Cook for $40, ana I
William Miller for e4O2.5O. Unl
GonigAl estate. No. 4 Kluud street, :
story frame, was sold to Howas|
Vernon for e5lb, aud a two-story
house, No. " Klund street, VA wy
to Howard E. Vernon Tor SEQ.
belonging to the sa me estate WAS "
John W. McCioskey for t5l5.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

VIII You hssd The wsrhiaef The sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach Of that
moro tsrrfbls disease Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you can a0ord for the sake
Of saving 60e., 10 run the risk ard do
nothing for II. We know from expert
snes that 6hiloh's Cure will cure your
cough. II never iaiIs. This explains
why mors than Million Bottles were
sold the past gear. II rellevcs Group
and whooping cough at opce. Mothers,
do mot b6 without Il For lame back,
side or ebsst uss Shiloh's PoFous Plaster.
N. B. Danforth, Wholesale and retail
agent, Second and Market streets. WILL
minetou.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30


DoeA
Pants 70 order. $500 uR 6ultss ela 90
~ Oh Market strese
Tor GOOD. homs-raieed. iuicv beef
eteakss 60 to Morsland'ss No. 4O7 King
street.
All-vool uapka n ordsr. "a IN nm
Talon, 621 Market street.
All.wool quits to order. SO. 60 mr..
Tsilors, sat Market stroet
II ycu wish to enjoy your dinner on
the Fourth you should have some OF the
celebrated Ice cream made BY Gardner.
The county board Of the A. q. H. held
meeting At Hockessin on Saturday, ct
which time the following ollieers were
's Ist ano in p,s; secretary. Inomas
1r..r I.. =. 's S1I. ~ Isss.s s
~ 'n ny no'ID ,. 2. NeT ossuo A.er
recsptIon 10 he dsIeSs,ss A. shs iss,s-
wsre House.
m. NJ, s,A, 49,, IN ~.
special meetino in ths Road ~ FSncs.
tfon roo,na on Wednssdav evsn,nv newt
at 8 O'CLOCK. A isrrs meetinr IL ren mat.
Cd, - business OF importance viii be
transacted.
Brownson Iibrarv iii v,va nm sxcur.
sion Ia Rirm,n.hsm PAL az hi. a
An examination sor co,orad .choo,
teachers Will be held in No. i schooi ~.
morrow, ~
Another ,o,ermsn. "a. mad. 4, ~.
Lombardv oemetsrv on s.tu,dsv ss,sr.
noon
a. u.,,,.TA N s.,,.. ,.,u,. -.
,hsir rsay,s, ., ~ Soo'e.y wiz nola
Tns.d. Az .s.n,,n S "ee'nR n'A'
s'~eJ sss"'"k'
"A coiored woods meeting Was held IN
the woods just back Of trout and Union
strests yesterday.
1T, Robinson spiked h,s .rl,s vb,,s
running at the Front and Union streets
R'ouous yesterday.
The Triton Mills Company OF New
Castle, DEL, was incorporated BY Judge
Grub on Saturday.
The exchanges at the Wilmington
clearing house Saturday were el2l,
63S. as; balances, t25, 775.76.
Brandv wilma Iodgs M 10 T n n
F.. will give u festival In their hall on
the Highlands July ID. II and IL.
County Superinteudent of scboo,s
Herman Bessev on SATURDAY. exsminsd
40 applicants for tescher.' csrtiacats Al
school No. 1.
,r,,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
SPECIALNoTICE.
COMPLETE CHANGE IN TRANS
EEiHING PASSENGERS

Commencing this tMonday) A. NJ. the
Wilmington City Passenger Railway
Co. will make all transfers from the
cars OF one line to those OF any other, ut
the corner of Eighth and Market SITS.
The cars of all fines now passing this
point In all directions and passengers
desiring to chungo cars must do 80 ut
the above corner, except that when u
j. orse-cnr on its downwRod trip meets q
hfyerview Electric car between Eighth
ana Tenth streets, passengers Will be
transferred direct from ono oar to the
other; In this case, the driver will give
tho conductor of electric car tho trans
fer ticket; also. should u hprse.car OF tho
Market street line meet n Fourth street
car between Fourth and Eighth streets,
the driver will transfer passengers
wishing to 20 down Fourth stroot, d.
rect to the Fourth street car, giving the
driver the transfer ticket.
The boat car will also run from Eighth
ana Market streets to steamboat land
ing. foot OF Fourth street, instead OF
Fourth street, us heretofore, us 1t IL de-
sired that faster time be mado OH the
horse cars. Hereafter no transfers will
be given at any other point than Eighth
and Market. except ut Delaware avenue
(Middlel depot, where transfers will be
given as usunl. W. W. ARCHER,
superintendent.
wilmington. Del, Jure 10, 1890. 81
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

These Flouncings are all the
newest and best patterns we
have had this season.
We have eight white en-
broidered Nainsook Suits
with scalloped edge, each
suit containing al yards.
They are exceedingly fine
and handsome, but being
scalloped edges we have re.
duced them from $16 to
81. so.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Special Officer Weldiu opened this
mornings session Of the Municipal
Court In regular order, after which the
following cases were disposed Of by
Judge Bali:
John Merritt charged with drunken.
ness was fined u and cost. ChArlt .
MeNuity, arrested for . similar often. 50
was discharged, on condition that he
would leave the city at once.
Daniel j. White, colorel, was charged
with committing an assault and battery
on R,sz Gray, Also coloietl. As the
charge was not sustained by the evidence
It was dismissed and he was fined 81 and
costs Tor disOrderly conduct
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

There will be all-day sports at Stan.
ton, DEL, on July 4th, under the auspices
of the Kiamepsi Gun Club, which ha,
secured the grounds on the hotel p,op.
erty. The sports will be opened In the
morning BY swesptekes shooting, fol.
lowed BY n game OF base ball, target
shooting, etc. Prizes will be offered IN
all the contests. Strangers will be made
welcome and invited to take sports. One
of the amusing Incidents Of the occasion
will be a pie eating contest by boys.
Snapper Lunch VIII be served at the hotel
during the day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
v. B. SHARP { CO.,
Fourth and Market Stresta

The tide Of reductions still
flows We have had q re-
markable sale on the Chill.
dren's Suits we are closing
out. For the last three day 8
fifty little fellows will be
glad with now suits for 81 a.
mer. As many more will
about clean them out. You
should get the back papers
Tor prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

The National Educational Association
convenes at St Paul, Num-, July 4th.
For the occasion the Baltimore u Ohio
railroad will sell excursion tickets from
Wilmington to ST. Paul and return ct
the rate Of $50 90 for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold Tor all trains july
!. 10 8 inclusive aud valid for return
passage until July 18th, Inclusive. Par
ties desiring to do so can have their
tickets extended until September 25th,
BY dcpositing same with joint agent at
III. Paul.
Excursion tickets to st. Paul and re-
turn ct correspondingly low rates viii
also be scld from all other p-incipsl sra-
lions on Baltimore s. Ohio railroad.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

AsPary Q. Sterling, who is a caundi-
eate LOT position In the postofDce called
and emphatically denied that he lad an.
Piled for the position Of stamp c.efx
under postmaster Stewart as charged IN
~ article In the Sunday Star yesterday,
Hs tayS such report was only started
2 make distens!ons in the Republican
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Second Baptst Sunday school excur-
sion leaves Market street station t7I5
and Delaware avenue 7.I5 q. H.. Tor
Paramount Park, Tusslay, July lst. do
spend day ut one oi tbs finest marks i'm
the world aud the 100. Tickets. M
cents; children, 90 cents. Special rate to
Zoo
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Personal.

Rr. l.. A. Kittenger aud wife are
spetding u vacation In the Blue Noun
tAins, ~ ashingion County. Pa. On the
way they >Sisited the rhetorical Gettys-
burg. and were greatly interested In the
many sights and scenes that were
bro lght TO their notice.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
pr.,nian for Well Kept ~

Pr0mIuh TUT ~ n
The ssmi-annual ipspeI ,noI pld
w. Bush n Sons teams, S.fore
morning Vt 7.so O'Clock e Ss,S
Jester & Mechanic! and !, s ye1 sssn|
Premiums for keeping ta asa 70
beet order were swsf9rsO pIusd
Bcstick, u. Robinton, ~ "
Walker and Isaao shieldh
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Heard Of . Brother !,

Heard Of . Brother .,,l
Thomas u. Ralston, Z s, ~ svsp|
sidinq at No. l720 diiPln lad
ceived : telegram yestsrasyt ,ll.d |
. brother WAS shot anu n usrj
Ksysport, Pa No fsr a.I.top 1
e"rly train this morning o. o''i
O. road for NcKeysport, r.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Agnes @. Oliver OF Henry Clay and
Dafsey l.. Porter OF Rock lord, arc visit
lug their uncle Mr.. Archie Henderson OF
Elizabeth, N. j., and exfect to visit New
York. Patterson and Coney Island, be-
fore they retura home.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Admitted TO the Home.

transportation to the Southern Bran Oh
ths National Soldiers H ONE at Ham D.
YQ, Va, 10 In the hands OF W. q. Nc
MIR fr YIN. u Baldwin, late Of Com
gehy a, First Regiment Delaware Cav
HrI an9 also for William Donnelly, 4
ieffhsr inmate.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Go on the excursion next Tues,lav r.
you want to spend fun d,y in PhIlsdel.
phis. Tickets only 10 cents, and give
you full day In the city or park.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Tomorrow continued high tempera.
ture will prevail. with variable Winds.
Wednesday. slightly cooler, and probably
light showers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Chas. II. Ruthe, who has assumed the
manAgership OF tho At,auti; Garden,
pa King street, will have grand open.
| ing Thursday evening, July 5, 1870. The
garden has been remedeled.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Will close our store during July and
August ut . o'clocs y M, executing
Tuesdays and Saturdays. MlLLARD n.
DAVIS, . East Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Families wishing fhe &c cream on the
Fourth should send In their ordsrs nov
Gardner. Seventh and ship.ey,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Me.sra Cooper, Wilkins, Barklsy aud
TAggart Of the Warren Athletic Club
visited Baltimore yssterday aid took In
the siehta
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

at the REPUBLICAN otace to-day. In the
shade;
7o'clock 10o'clock 12o'cloch
so SO So
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Black Jerseys reduced to
soc.
Black Henrietta Sateens,
25c.
The best Summer Corset
you ever bought for SOC,
from 75c.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

NsIllvain q Co, 200 T1as, 4,h street
~ reoeiv ipE trout, Spanish mack
Phone $50. ~ ''''' 10Y
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

OST-A BUNCH OF KEYS IN GO.
~ lug from Front and Tatnall stTse,, 10
Ninth and Church. suitable rev ard il 10 il nj
this oihcc. III
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

A UCTlON SALE-TUEsDAY I've
~ Ming, July ist, at 100. ut the tore of
The ate Isabella W. Deacon. to close ont the
o-aO7-t AdmlnlstFatur,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

wiss Flouncings, EN-.
b.vi1creQ ana hemstltched,
A Inches deep, at very low
prices:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

w ANTED -OLD GOLD AND Sill.
~ yer Will be bough, for cash. 35 Mar
Aetstfcet. B-3J.St'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

l. T. Davis, jeweler, . East Second.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

L'OR SALE-A GOUD HORSE AT
Il 80 Harrison street. J30-3t'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

NOTICE TO CATHOLIC sOOIETIEs.

WANTED-ATONCE, "A CARRIAGE
w painter. BANKS 4 BROS, stanton,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

CoURTNEY.-on the Goth instant.
Arthur f., son of Sarah md the In to
Frederick Courtney, in the l4th year
OF his aye
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

w ANTED-BOARD AT PLEAS
w ant Hiil farm, miles from Landsn.
berg. Horses and oarriages for driving,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-01-22
Complete and Permanent.

In the early part of last year l had a
violent attack of rheumatism, from which
I was confined to nv bed for over three
months, and at times was unable to turn
myself in bed, or even raise the cover.
A nurse had to be in constant attendance
day and night. | was so feeble that
what little nourishment took had to be
given me with spoon. Twas in con-
slant agony, and sleep was entirely out
of the question except when was under
the influence of opiates.
After calling in the best local physi-
clans, and trying all other medicines
duced by friends to try Swift's Specific
IS. S. So. discontinued all other med
icines, and took course of S. S. S.
thirteen small bottles-which effected
complete and permanent cure.
L. G. BAssETT, Ell Dorado, Kansas.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-01-22
Key to the PuZzler.

No. 711-Palindromes Poop, bib. nun,
deifed, solos, gig, pup, tenet, deed.
No. 712.- A question of making change:
The grocer gave his quarter to the by
stander, and his fifty cent piece to the pur
chaser.
The bystander gave his two dimes and his
one cent piece to the purchaser, and mis- five
cent piece and his two cent piece to the grocer.
The purchaser gave his one dollar bill and
his two cent piece to the grocer, and his three
cent piece to the bystander.
Thus, with the fewest possible changes,
each man received the exact amount he was
entitled to.
No. 713.-A Pictorial Rebus One day in
paradise is worth thousand years on earth.
No. 714.-Double Central Acrostic:
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-01-22
No. 724.-A Riddle.

I sing in tie woods a gentle song;
I Turk in the glens, or the brook along.
I give to the sparkling stream hue
That artists would love to paint so true.
And in the students den I dwell,
While DER the boy cast my spell.
The scholar loves my soberest face;
The artist paints my prettiest grace.
Pm black and white-yellow and gold
Maybe red or green, maybe gray and old