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Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Printers Errors.

There are many sillv Deonla in tbi,
world and among the siIIiest is H..
las; lass Whlcn read the newspapers and
Plcklhg out some typographical error
make iun OF it and rail at the careless.
ness OF the printers. There is a pecnI-
lar i9sclnation in this task for soft.
Pa'eu individuals, and so far as the
printers are concerned it is a harmless
amusement. But these people sbonId
sCopt 10 think moment. Other neonIo
make mistakes which the nrinter IL
supposed to correct The foIIowing
from the New Haven Palladium is q
pointer on this subject
:. " "hateVer map be the general he
llel concerning mistakes made in
newspaper Offices, it is a fact tbat CO..
eNeIy error made dozen made bv out
sluers are are corrected, and if the matter
=! sPeiilng was included in the estim-
ale Ihe portion would be nearer ono.
nuhured to one to one than twelve 70
one' a great many people who send
paragraphs for publication seem fo he.
iioEe Inat the worse the manuscrint
looks the more it conforms To that r.
"hicn printers are accustomed TbiS
may nave been true years ago. but 10.
uay the professional newspaner writ
ers furnish in large majority of eases
neat and legible copy and the AVERAGE
Is hueh better than that sent in from
outside. The pains taken to correct
evident or possible mistakes wouId
cause surprise to anybody not ac-
quaInIed with the workings of print
lng once. Frequently there is a date
%nich wi must be incorrect, inasmuch as
Cne day OF the week and dav of the
month do not conform" !" " '"o
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
An Exploded Fad.
ADVICE TO CLAYTON

=. several times within the INST tvo -,
g SnISe months there have been attemnt.
nao,1t. W lSScure manufacturing establish.
lehtS at Clayton, but for various reos@n.
none nave located here up to the nrosont
tlme-Ctayton Call. Pieseh'
manufacturing establishments ,,h;ob
are not located because of some Ioo"i
cOnultlOn or material, which is IilJoi,,
70 make Cnem profitable, are not proft-
aOle 10 their owners, or beneficial ~
the community. eAoiai 10
There has been q nonulor foIIo
concerning the advantages of manmEoSS
turing establishments which recent 90
dissipate. "0 mucn TO
A badly located factory canpot bo
an advantage to a citv. A footoy1, 20
winch has been located for NO 10y 10y
tangible reason than that If is evnaati,9 aaVI9
So;i e. iOilng 9IS wealth to the community will
AL: laii' there must be some local ne.
!.y' oulIa.rIty' some raw material or cbean
factory. Pron'aole
- An Improbable factory is a curse 70
Cne country, 1t must be a loss to tbc
stoCKholders, or their losses must he
naue good by tax imposed bv the
4 general government on all the rest of
roOnsh people and those, who live
as pensioners on the public. have NJ,
tempted to believe themselves ora -
PERSUADE others to believe, that sucb |
enterprises are beneficial Rnt ~
scholar, no intelligent and honest mon
VINO examines the question. can noin'
UaIn That factory which is unnrof.-
aOle 10 Its stockholders is beneficial ~
Cne community. Its losses mnst bo
met by somebody. NC
because of this popular fallacv-tbi.
commercial fad-that manufactnrinn
are under apv and III
wealth-increasinS the rooI 'i
wealth OF the country, agric1itnre b"a
been neglected. ""S
The basis and the bulk Of tho uool.L
'i,iii - Si.s country must come from agri.
oui.I' ontL 10 assist agriculture the
ii neVnods adopted of creating an alleged
nome market" of bringing consumers
y Inem' were always foolish and
;0stly experiments. They are nrovina
'oS0luCe T1 and unqualified failures.
me proper assistance is that which
lnaoies farmer to send his home nro.
luce TO the consumer. The farmer
leeus good roads; cheap implements.
Uw nv, freight rates; navigabie rivers
ne farmer needs, he should demand )
lCernal improvements. A Macadan1
oaG 10 the railway station is more vol. !
aDle To the farmer than a factory :
hence, unless there are natural "a
antages, abundant raw material
ONE peculiar necessity for a mannfoo .
Ing : esVaollshment, the location of it
: " ;o"n Ior no reason whatever, is
= T,iS' TiSe' nurtful and an assured failure,
-"tmlngton EUening Journal.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Another Siberian OUTRAGE

A cipher letter received from tbe
kusslan refugees dated December 90
gives the details of an awful trsoaJy I
IN IN the political prison at Kara. EasferS
siberia. Nine. Nadyda Sibidi ~ =
noble birth, was found with revoIU-
uonary pamphlets in her possession
ana sentenced to penal servitude On
her arrival at Kara she attracted The
attention of the director of the nrison
and he insulted her. P'''Ou
Nine. Sihida resented the insuIt and
tne Director, in revenge, had her
stripped and logged in the presence Of
all the men in the prison. Such an
outrage had not been perpetrated on :
woman of rank since the davs of the
empress Catharine, and the unfortno
nate lady was so apprehensive of fur.
ther shame and torture that She con,.
mitted suicide on the same dav bv
poisoning herself This led to snicidcs
VI other women and TO a revolt of tho
Lh' u. 10 suppress the reyOlr the
troops y were called out and. shootino
logging and torturing followed s'
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
The Bishop and the Mouse

"A good story is told of Risbor
Grafton Protestant EpiscopaD. Of t6p
diocese of Fond du Lac" saws the Al
Pleton Post. "One of his first v,sitp
lions was at Wrupun, where there has
been much church dissension in tbe ,s
past, and while there he has been the
guest OF Mrs. Webster. After the nroo
late retired he was annoved bp I
mouse in the room. He did NOT lie
awake and wonder what could he done
TO abate it He quietly arose tool
the remains of luncheon which he bod
oeeh enjoying, placed it on ton of a
giass IN the centre of a wash howl
nIled the bowl half full of water Leaned
photograph from the table to the
edge of the bowl so as to give the
mouse a runaway, then CALMLY went
PACK to bed. In few moments he
neard the pattering of the mouse,s
feet on the photograph, a smash
lew struggles and all was quiet. Then
the worthy bishop turned over and
slept the sleep of the Just. As Mrs
Webster remarked the next morning
Bishop Grafton will find no dificnItv
IN governing the diocese if he can 80
easily handle mousse"
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
What they Want to Revise il,
the Confession of Faith.

That it may be clearly understood
WnaV portions of the Confession the
auyoeates OF revision in the New York
anu Chlcago presbyteries particularly
wish TO be changed, we give them in
iull as they now stand. The follow
ing are from the third chaDter "Ol
Gods Eternal decree":
.. BY the decree of God. for the
manifestation of His glory. some men
and angels are predestinated nnto oU-
erlasting life, and Others foreordained
TO everlasting death.
Auese angels and men, thus predes-
Ilna.ed and tOreOrdained, are partic-
IIIa!ly and unchangeably designed; and
tneir number is so certain and definite
GHaI IL cannot be either increased or
I. The rest of mankind 1.-THE nom
eIecIJ zoo was pleased, according to
Cne , unsearchable counsel of His own
VIII, whereby he extendeth or with
noIuetn mercy as He pleaseth, for the
9Iory OF MS sovereign power over his
creatures, to pass by, and to ordain
Cnem TO dishOnOr and wrath for their
tice. s'oi'ouS JUS
Inc following are from the tenth
chapter, "Of Efectual Callingn:
D. Elect infants, dying in infancy.
are regenerated and saved bv Christ
Chrough the Spirit, who worketb when |
ana where ana how He Dleasetb g.
also are all other elect persons who are
incapable of being outwardlv called bU
the ministry of the Word
T. Others not elected, although thew |
may MAJ 0e called by the ministry of the
word and may have some common
operations OF the Spirit, yet thew never
truly come unto Christ and t6aroforo
cannot be saved Much less can mon
nOC protesting the Christian reli0ion
Do saved IN any other wav wbafso-
ever De lhey never so diligent To frame
IhelrllVes according to the iigbtofnatnre
ana the law of that religion tbev DO
profess, and to assert and maintain tbat
they may is very pernicious and to he 5o
detested N W "e
These are the sections which tbo
Shlcago and New York presbvteries
1eslre TO have changed so that fine
love OF God may be substituted in the
one case and that infants NAV be saved
ana the heathen have a chance in the
Aney were adopted 247 wears
ago. at time when their subscribers
aad just emerged from the Catholic
!: churcn and everything was in confn-
SION When Calvin, who was n drv
ABSTRACT thinker, came to these concII'
'lohs so weaker men readily adoDted
mem, and they have remained in the |
i yonlesslon to the present time. The
furious ! feature of the question is that !
ney were not revised out of the creed l
ong ago, for religious thought ont. c
rev them a century ago. They have S
aiIeh a. INTO 'innccuous desuetude y c
ne church Is going on with a LIVING a
reed and at the same time is hanging b
o dead creed, to which not one az O
ne lalty is obliged to subscribe All ,
nat has saved it is the human fen i
Iency to hold fast to old dogmas The Il
oWer OF inertia or conservatism 10 v
Feat. 1t is easier to sii still than f. is a
get up and move. Two hundred q
hu nifty years Of mess and fnnous e
ave saved these dOgmas, which wo1Id n
ave been deemed sufficient cause for Is
writ de tundticO iaquirendo had thev o
cen written hy any Presbyterian e
rother in the year of grace 1890 '''D C.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Neither Money nor Beer.

Many might profit by the examnle
set by Alderman Scheetz of Readipo
"a, on his campaign for re.eIectioSn'
yesterday. eiec''oi'
Driven beyond endurance nv tho
political blood and beer suckers Of
Reading, like wounded stag he tnrns 70
at bay, and has posted on his ofics
door the following notice: ''No money
pald nor beer given at this Office for
votes By this simple notice Alder.
man Seheetz illustrates a phase of
campaigning which has become an in
!tolerable nuisance not only in Pead.
ing, but in Wilmington and all otber
cities. As soon as a candidate ia n nvt
up Tor election he is so overrmn INV
DELEGATIONS from this and that clnb
or society, asking for beer or money
tnat II would require the contents Of
d l9rge brewery to supply the demand
ana 1t the request is not complied with
candidates are threatened with a Ioss
OF votes. These delegations usuaIIv
pretend to represent TWENTY-FIVE TO one
hundred votes, but their principaI oh.
lect is to bleed candidates.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
M. MEGARY & SON.
FURNITURE.
NO. 516 Tatnall Street.
CARPETS,
SOUTHEAST Corner 9th and Tatnall StS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We have put on sale this week
a lew patterns Of Velvet Carpets
Tor the very low price of $1.OO
per yard. Here is your chance
TO secure a handsome floor COW
erlng for your parlor, at the price
you would pay for Tapestry. We
have them in moderate and
strong patterns to suit all, and
we think you'll do well to see the
goods now, while they are on
sale.
Many of our customers have
secured during the past few davs
one of our handsome Extension
which we have been selling for
5Oc per running foot. This means
a cost of $500, S4.OO and $500
respectively for a table 6, s or 10
feet long. We are going short
on the smaller size, but the eights
and tens we have plenty of, and
we will guarantee them to be |
here when called for, (f 1t is dur |
ing the next few days.. We of |
course cannot always give you
these prices on Extension Tables
It's the wonder of the Furniture
Trade how we can do it, as the
prices quoted are less than cost
price. You don't want to know:
how we do it. Rember the price
'Oc per foot, and don't DELAY vour
purchase too long. Should YOU
be without one? Why need YOU?
Speaking of tables reminds us
II our Cane Seat Chairs which
We are selling at so cents each
This is another rare thing which
7ou should see to.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
jerseys Great Election Fraud.

The astounding election frauds tbo+
az" ale now Delng brought to light in Hud-
son county, New Jersey, show concIu.
otrESSly Chat Leon Albeit holds the Office
M, M Governor of New Jersey dishopestIv
.tney shO"sthat though he was re-.
turned elected by over 14.OOO major.
10y, tnat fully that number of 'IiftIa
JUAer JS,a uckets were voted in Jersey
GEI'y, ho0Oken and other large cities
IN @ Ihe palmiest days of ballot ho~
stunng IN South Carolina. Alabama
anu anu mississippi, there never were sucb
revelations of willful fraud concoctaJ
ana u is question whether witboTt
Sne knowledge of Governor Abbott
himself. AT the Presidential aIectior
- 1000 hudson county gave a ma.
yoIlty OF 8, ,I69 for Cleveland. last fall Il
save majority of 1855 for Abbett
' "nen IL was generally supposed the
n EoCe lor Governor was lighter than for
resident. The majority returned for
Ao0ett in Hudson county alone ia
Wlthln 738 of his whole majority i,
lhe state. If the "little ioker'; tiCl-ot
was voted to the same extent in otbo.
Strong Democratic cities in unnar NJ,
all. D''' nO majority at
me stnthng of the ballot boxes in
3eI;ty S3eIIsey city was deeply planned and
The suffers went about il
~ ueilberate manner. They pre-
pared for it by placing 7O72 more
names !. on the registry than were unon
1t 10, 10 the Presidential election.
Ihey then prepared the little thin
issue ISSUE 0allots, stamped them and per-
them before voting them. the
saule as the patent ballot boxes would
oa o.alnP ? and perforate them as they were
voted They We're then slipped inside
ne regular ballot and in that wav
.0Veu; ,0 Twenty-Five years before
boss- Tweed had the ballot boxes of
view York city stuffed with 10000
fraudulent ballots. OO'OOo
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
WHOLE NO. 1904.
The Third Annual Ball on
Thursday Night.

=, The ball given bv the vouno
A. ma aC the Opera House on Thurs.
est 'snU was successful to their biOh.
anco am 90 aaS PSSceauons; eons;; The large attend.
onS anJe ana line toilets, with the mnsic
III III sayety, made it a brilliant scene
@ mere were at one time on the foor *
oT;IPIes' o;oPes' Lunch was served at 10
,oj 0jioch' after which dancing contin-
uea until about three. "''"-
among those that participated in -.
GTa,nclng were Misses Maia ForsoIi % snI
i5ulln Cnmmins, Cora Tschudv Aiioa
SPrIuauce' Flo GOOtee, Minnie AIioD
Saille T4e McElwee, Maggie Blackisto1'
NMaIy b. Hall, Beulah Jefferson on5'
NeIue Ischudy, Mrs. Charles ALL.
ana Messrs. Howard VanRnsL;sil'
AieX' 11! ID, Reynolds, Hervev HaiI'
n, Hlrons Denney, VIM. r NToGoan'
Gnas' G' Allen, Charles B. WbaEton'
eugene Davis, VIM. Fell. Ir NJ
[A,rthurs, Woodland Hackett Smv, ~
MIsses NJ BOOK, Siders and Tunie onj
Messrs. Sheldrake, Tunis. F. G Str;ni u
Iand, and Mr.. and Mrs. CharIes I"na
SSJyfong, 81 Clayton; Mrs. Dr.Twillev M;aea.
y Virginia Jester, Mamie SelsmeT Fran's FI,9S
!iS oeiSmer' Varina Corbaley, Fan. Penno
MI WIlI' Emma Pennewill, Annie CannnO
-, Oiiver Hillyard, Bessie Collision ond HI'
wiley, Messrs. Bradford MnrnEbI E
II Toward ,. Taylor, Wm. Knight a
i1 i11ateman, r. J. Henry, E. Fl Horian
", Wm Pennewill, Chas Alice W;iSo., ;,
:, " allace, Henry Ridgelev. Jr
cooper, Jr., J. f. Dawson. and 81
I1;.,i;. u; Il; Cooper, Dover; Mrs. Natbanioi
" Williams, Misses Corinne C"cbrnD
1stelle Cochran, Mary Brady CIan1
Brady, Martie Tatman' Bessia KoOniL iIIa
Hester Jones, and Messrs Natbnoy,
ponI11 ri pri'Ilams' T.. }. Pearson, DR.. William
C" jo"i 1y larry Beasten, c. S. Green.
raTris ,rd N ,!Mtc;Dowell, Malcolm Cochran
rGu ;.; a. W; Iatman, Middletown: Misses
We TazI wills, Ida Lofand. and
= Sarnin ~mle EEonand, of Milford; Miss
Iarrle arr: Sparks, Sudlersgille. Nd.
ltlsses ! hatle Roe and Mary SatterfeId
Ir5enSslnorough, Md; Miss Parry
Inu IT!1 MISS France, of Wilmington
1iss 1i hatie WoOdall, of Georgetown'
tlss 1. Ulldersleeve, Cf Camden. WisS
copper OF Iioga, and Miss Wood of
InT.cnester, .n.; Va; Messrs. E. Wilmer
,oiiihs and II. ]. Hood, of Camden
); :; =; frank Williams, Mr.. LinvilIa
", =: marry PostIes and John Walls ~
: TTllmlngtOn; +. B. Watkins of Odesso.
! a FOOL of McDoDOugh: JuIion
o overs and Chas. Cacy Of Wlllinoton
Ia; VIM. H. Cacy of NIassevs WJ,
y ,avia a%aiu a. brown Of Seaford; L. w.
"a %'.S rol anu u Z; Davis, of Cecilton.
Ia: Jas. T. Loaand, VIM. r. Stewort
- :, y q corpus, ). r. Jefferis and Sim
~ ~ 4ailaf 49ennewell' Philadelphia; T. Bay
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
A Death Blow to Polvgamv

MOrmomism has received ito 5oo4L
blow in its own citadel. The elect;on
recently held in Salt Lake Citv result
ed In trium phi to- the entire non
Mormon ticket. For the first time -
Ine history OF that place the citv off
Gals are men who neither practice nor
preach pOlygamy. The law.ohidina
element Is at the fore in MormondorS
ana hereafter pOlygamy will be in fact
What II Is In law-simply a crime to he
dealt with and punished as anv otber
crime is and should be. :.
This revolution, which is certain NOT
70 go backwards, is due in part to tbo
Edmunds law and the vigor WITH
which the courts have prosecuted NO. NO.
lygamists, but chiefly to the growth of
popular sentiment against this relic of
Oar0arism. The younger and mora
progressive MOrmOns have long since
realized that POlygamy was doomed
ana nave been getting into line with
tne thought and practices of the cen.
Jury. On the other hand. the anti.
mormon immigration into the Terri
TORY has been steadily increasing.
Inc crushing political defeat of the
polygamists at the late election ia
very gratifying event to all law.abi5-
ing people, and the more so that IL is
sible. 10 impos-
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

FrGnh Lestie's Popular lEonthlv foy
March, lS90.-Frank Vincent fbe well. III.
known traveller, author of the re.
Gently published book. "Around and
About South America" and of a forth +.
coming work on Central America fur.
nlShes ilnSi an elaborate leading article ON
The Republics of Central America - y
n the March number of Frank Lesiie,s
FoyutGr Monthly. Guatemala Hon
Guras, Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa
hlca are graphically described. with
numerous and beautiful illustrations
making contribution of the biobest
intrinsic interest, as we'll as of peculiar
umeliness in connection with the
work of the Pan-American Congress-
Other illustrated articles offer attrac-
tlons IN a variety of directions-nota.
ply Frederick Daniels charming do.
scrllption of Richmond, Virginia's his.
toric capital: 1.-THE Music of ali Ma.
ilons," as exemplified at the Paris
Exposition; Where Garfield was
Canal-boy," an account of a leisurelv
voyage on the Ohio Canal; "Ostricb
Feathers, from the bird to the bonnet
The serial and short stories are alwavs
Q special feature Of the Popular
Monthly, while its pictures are more
numerous and excellent than ever.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The recklessness exhibited by farm.
ers In purchasing land and the stock
necessary to farming operations in the
years that are past has about disanS
peared. In its place has appeared .
conservatism which foretells a greater
degree OF safety for the seller as we'll
as greater comfort for the buyer. The
ol ellne Ior thlr'y cent corn and sixty
cent cent wheat is not the time for two
lar cows. Ivy uOI-
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Democracy and Drunkenness.

A great many people contend that
the Democratic party is in favor of the
liquor trathc; Senator Colquitt, of
Georgia in lecture before the Ameri-
can temperance Union in New York
last Monday, among other things
said : You will not object if I saw /
am Democrat. want to saw that
democracy and drunkenness is NOT
the same thing, and 1 don't wish anv
OF my Democratic friends to entertain
that being in favor of temperance is
oelng opposed to Democracy. Both
parties are afraid of the LIQUOR vote
There would be no talk of solving the
closed. were
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
The fall OF Babylon was in many re-.
spects Assyria's affair
Elootrio Bittar..

This remedy Is 40 well known and 40 popular
as 70 need no special mention. An who hRve
useo Eleetrlc bitters sing the same song or praise
a pufer medicine does not exist aud Il Is guar.
hnieed % do all that Is claimed Electric Riffers
VIII cure All diseases Of the Liver and Kldnevs
viii remove fimples, BOils. Salt Rheum and
etner aueeuons caused by impure blood-Wili
oiine Mhihra from the system aud prevent al
wen as cure all MAlarial fevers--For cure al
neaoeche. Constipation and Indigestion try
hleelric blttefs- Entire satisfaction guaranteed
bottle 81 Jas. z. Hoaockera Drug Store.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The business done by the Woman,s
Temperance Publication association
Ohlcago, In the last year, amounts in
round numbers to $lSO,O0O. The in
crease cce se IN cash receipts the past year is
SoS,OOO. A dividend of seven per cent.
has been declared for the third time To
stockholders. Considering that ali
this enterprise relates to temperance
pure and simple, and is conducted bv
women, the record is one to which the
history OF the temperance movement
affords no parallel.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

In view of the number of jewellers,
sn9pwindows which have been smashed
oil late in New York by more or less
successful robbers, it would he well if
the dealers were to take a leaf ont of
the book of the Paris jewellers. The
latter have paste duplicates made of
an their best stock, and it is these
which they exhibit in their store win.
Gows, the original stones, both mounted
being kept safely locked up in their
strong box. o''
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
The Four Babies Growing
Finely.

Mr.. Page, the father of the four girl
nables whose arrival created such an
excitement some time ago, was in Tex.
arkana, Ark, the other day. The lit
Tie ones are now more than a month old
and are growing rapidly. Page has re-
celved many letters of condolences and
congratulation, some proffering finan-
cial as "nce. A lady, said to be an
she. Ge newsnonor S@i-.n Vl,a'
and on e being ma5e tt.' tbot'
it was an ,ccnrrenco sbo 'm;iI Iii
SEND cneck for $500. She wishes it
understood, however, that the Gift is n
token OF sympathy for the mother.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Il Consumption Tnonr.h,.,

kead she following Mr,c II. Morris, Newark
~ ~ x, x says was down with Abscess az fnnes
and friends and physicians prononnced ~ Jung,
ri,,a,a irnisuleese 9. Sonsnmptiye. Began taking Dr.
M N,es , Sew discovery for Consumption, am now
on my farm. the finest medicine m1t1 ~ \,
4, - se Mlaalewart, Decatur, Ohio saws: & lad
" ios neeq ior ~ Kings New Discovery for Con-
Wes s.n ei,'.,. Mouid nave died OF Lung Troubles
bssf,e I, aaep ey doctors Am now IN beat al
y ass,r Wy y sample bottles free Al 1as
g noneekers Drug Store, Smyrna ana q a
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

Seattle has been largely rebuilt since
the nre, and the new buildings are
much finer than were the old ones
IN seventy days after the fire a briclr
motel containing 200 rooms was com
pleted. Nine street car lines have
been completed, or nearly so; a $500,
600 rolling-mill has been established
and iron works to cost $4,000, ,OO9 are
In course of erection.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The important series of illustrated
articles on modern armies of the great
powers will be continued in the March
number of Hdrper'S Magazine with
r, me Army of the United States" by
General Wesley Merritt, U. S. A., IL
l9strated by R. F. Zogbaum. The
changes in the science of war during
recent years, and the remarkable de-
velopment of military organization
have, it is said, enabled General Mer.
rltt to point with timely emphasis to
some startling truths in regard to our
military resources which would he
available in case of war.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The doctors are very much dis
pleased over a competitor who is grad.
ually stealing their best practice: we
mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
10 Manufaeturers.-Accidents ara
constantly occurring among your men
entalilng loss of time and suffering
Keep Salvation Oil hand. Price IS
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

SYRUP OF FIGS, produced from the
laxative and nutritious juice of Califor-
nia hgs' combined with the medical
virtues of plants known to be most
beneficial to the human system, acts
gently, on the kidneys, liver and how.
els, eitectually cleansing the system
dlspelling colds and headaches, and
curing habitual constipation.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The NJ. Z. Church at New Castle had
q narrow escape from destruction
When the lecture room was opened bv
Sexton Lancaster on Monday evening"
he was surprised to and the loor IN
the infant Sunday School room in a
blaze. He Immediately gave the
alarm, and by the application of a few
buckets of water the flames were ex.
tinguished.