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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15


Eight lots fronting on Shallcross avenue
and i've fronting on Bayar1 avenue were
NOT sold. They will be offered at private
sale.
SALES by THE SHERIFF..
Sheriff Allen Saturday afternoon sold the
following properties:
Five dwelling houaes on the westerly side
OF Hsald street between Twelfth and Thlr-
teenth, property of Louisa Mdgnell. TO e. ID.
II. Sutton, for 81 ,455
The three-story brick dwelling house, No.
422 Jefferson street, property OF lsane
Murray, to Willard Salisbury, Jr., Esq, for
62,500.
Three-story brick building, on the north
erly side Of Sixth street between Lombard
md Pine, property OF Peter +. Martin, to
Willard Salisbury, Jr., Esq, for 5000.
A 17-aere farm In Brandywine hundred.
property OF Edward Kelley, to Thomas
McHugh, for a., 500.
The dwelling and lot OF land No. sal
West Seventh street. property Of James III.
Shoemaker, administrator of Mary Ann
Beeson. deceased, and Thomas D Beeson,
surviving mortgagor, to Robert IL. Jones,
for 300.
AT Newport Saturday morning Sheriff
Allen sold piece OF land. with buildings
thereon erected, on the Valley road, prop
erty OF Peter Council, Jr., to the Artisans
Savings Bank of this city, for $l 800.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Commend to public approval tie California
Quth fruit remedy syrup OF Figs. Il Is
pleasing TO the oye, and 10 the taste and by
gently acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, 1t cleanses the system efi5ctually.
thereby promoting the health and comfort
Of all who use 1t,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Thieves entered the hotel OF Fergus Stur-
geon at Newport early Sunday morning.
by prying opsn shutter with a Jimmy.
The arst floor OF the house was ransacked
and gold watch aud chain, a revolver and
500 in money taken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

A Well-Known Dover Lady Dead.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
DOVER, May S.--Caroline g., wife OF John
Il. Batemaa, cashier OF the First National
Bank, died at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. John Trotter, IN Baltimore, Nd, asst
evening, aged about IS years. The re-
mains will be brought here on the 5.14 train
to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
A BUDGET OF CITY NEWS
BIG SALE OF LOTS IN THE KENT
MShE sUBURB
TELLS THE PACE OF A BICYCLE
INGENIOUS INTENTION OF A VIII
MKN9TON WHBELMAN.

Death OF an Old WtImiugtonian-
Collecting Jnxes by tho Aid OF the
Attachment Aaw-Saies by the
sheriff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Joseph Stanley Palmer, the Tolhem.
Conn.,, forger, was taken 10 New Castle jail
yesterday Q L In default OF furnishing the
necessary $1,000 ball.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
Lodged n Bullet In rs,s Neck.

William II. Flnney, oolored, Of Cbristiana
hundred, shot himself in the neck Tuesday
week, with q so caiibre revolver, which he
was loading. He came to the Homeopathic
Hospital and had the wound dressed. The
many muscles would have to be cut TO ex-
tract IT, 1t may be lett there. The wound
Is not serious.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
kOME FURHY FIGURES.
BOSv 1ar. gsacHn's expert Make
Out a IkeMYY DefalcntiOm IN SIissel


Lawrence E. Brown of Philadelphia, one
of the expert accountants engaged by j.
Frank Bacon to make an examination OF
Sussex county's accounts for years past,
has submitted his report. When the experts
were engaged 1t is said that MIR. Bacon's
first question was rs to their politics, and
on learning that they were Republicans he
at once secured their services.
The report covsrs the connty's financial
transactions from 1870 to 1888, with the fol-
lowing general result:
Receipts from MI sources .s7l2162,al
Total expenditures. M93l0.2i
Balance, unaccounted for ...........s 81 S22.7t
In7 stsaiings OF RUFUS L. Hheatley by
the Issuance OF bogus orders foots up as
follows: County or general allowance
ORDERS, 81 400 65; court orders, S3,602.6l;
total, $5,gl2.26.
The experts include in their report an
ite1 OF over 1888, 900 for delinquent tax
payers, who would not pay their taxes and
were dropped from the lists, as required by
law. Excessive commissions are also
charged, and Interest on loans is Included
on tha ground that the loans were uunecss.
sary. In this way a summary OF the county's
financial loss IN IL years Is cooked up, as
fOilowS:
Halnncn unnccountod for.............S 32,s22.7l
Bogus orders Classed vs. accountant
AZ Legitimate expenses. ,,......,.., I0nt00
Lost by detinqlcntS......... 3ETiO.1B
OvrrrhArged commissions. .......... 1860 .g7
Unnecessary loans and interest. gi,iSt.OO
Illegal charges by levy cuurtmen.... 100000
tll5,G2n4i
Other estimated minor losses. l,l01.t0
Grand total. ......,.............,...Sl2 $50, 1904
The report is OF such a forced aud I'M
natural character that It Is far from sails
factory, even to the Republican leaders,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Stephen HIS Mills Co. Of New York are hav-
Ing ~ 1j0-ton schooner built ut Milford.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

The fret sale OF KeatmE-e iots was held
by d. +. Townsend, Saturday afternoon,
and was very successful. Good prices were
realized and some OF the purchasers we're
afterwards offered handsome advances for
their bargains. Tito tract disposed OF COM
prised nearly all OF two squares, extending
from Delaware to Shalloross avenues,
interse ted by Gilpin avenue and bounded
on the east and west by Grant and Bayard
avenues. The result:
ON DELAWARE AVENUE.
Four lots each 25xl5D, to Adrian
Eight lots, do, TO do, at $25...,...... 100000
OK BkYARD AVENUE.
Two lots, each TO Adrian Hughes
at SEQ. .......................... 10000
Two lots, do, to Humphrey Lynch, at
HsO..-...... .......-............,. sOO.Ou
on GtLPIS AvESUE.
one lot. 25xl00, to John j. Dougherty,
at Si9.GO. ..........,.............. 1880
Two lots, each s5xlOO to August Nigel,
NJ Slg. Observation-Disclosures. ..,,... g10.OJ
al sis. Notwithstanding. $1,000
One lot, do. to Hubert Cassidy, at fiO. 5Nn.00
Two lots. do, TO Benjamin linptat f2n. 100 100
Two lots, do, to Ghris liauor at sal5O l,O15.UO
on GRANT AVENUE.
Two lots, each 20x150, to Adrian
Hughes, at flp, ..-.....,............S 100 %
Two lots, do, 10 Hubert Cassidy, atSlS 720,OD
one lot. 25xiOO, TO do, at Slg.,,........ 40 NO
Two lots, do, to DO, at 800
smith, at sii.55. $50. .......'...... $500
si4So. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 5000
sidy, at sis s. 49,. y .....'...'.. $500
1880 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
One lot, do, to Anthony McGarvey, at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Total. sci 3J2. 80
Riyht lnta frnnftno, nm AhuIln-naa avpnt,a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Alexander & Wells, t39. G. S. Clonnd h Co.,
s10 owen !. ilession. s!4 Phillips S Kane, IS
cents: j. VI. Solomon, 1855. johnson " Barn
hill, $3.50; James Mills S1.ai. Il. 81, Lirne, $751;
Il, 4, Car4well saH93 H. u. Jordan, $40; pil-
mnnd Ice Company, H.ai; alexander Cham
lris .4l1; j. y. tornian, 10; Grurgc u. Car
michael, IL; G. q. Gnyer, -; southern Electric
Company, 18l.3i Gamewcll Fire AlHtm ielc-
graph ompany, $3.50; snme T5,al; u. ". Birnio
30 cents: Il6rstman Bros, 1890; 4. q. sterling,
IS; e. II. Wallace. NJ D., fln: Joseph David,
$3.50; Hannah Wood, a. NJ. 4. Ee,iey, 10: ~.
Riley, -; Fatlck Magarty, 1910; NJ. H. Kelley,
siD
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
WOMAN'S PAINTED FACE.
IL Was Seen In Nlaevch, and It Costs q
Pile In America To-day.

Pile In America To-day.
The art Of beeutifying the complexion
by artificial means Is very old. The
women OF gray antiquity knew how to
give their cheeks the rosy hue which
nature had denied them. In Nineveh
the practice of enameling was quite
common. The skin was made smooth
and clean with pumice stone and then
covered with layer OF white chemical
preparations. "A toilet case found in the
ruins of Thebes con tained whole ar
sensl of little bottles full of perfumeries
and upIexion medicines. The women
Of Athens painted themselves with
white lead and vermilion. The poet OF
Ovid described various paints which
were used by the Roman mstrons, and
complained that the women tried TO
initiate with cosmetics the rosy com
plexion which health alone could
give He also spoke of the de-
ceitful pallor lent to their cheeks
by white lead, and OF curious
methods they had Of besutifying their
eyes Again be mentions that palo
face was necessity for every woman
who nspired to be good form" Pliny
speaks OF a concoction Of flour of peas
and barley. eggs, hartshorn, etc, which
fashionable women in Rome wore on
their faces all night and part of the day
FOR the purpose Of clearing their skins.
The custom OF painting the face was
brought TO Gaul and Germany by the
Romans 4 few centuries later one
hundred different salves for the com
plexion was sold In the German market.
In modern times France has been the
greas manufacturer and consumer OF
cosmetics. In England. too, the use OF
them has been general. In 1779 the En-
glish Parliament found it expedient 10
consider bill 20 the effect that ''all
women, without distinction as 70 age or
rank. raidens a. we'll as widows, who
should deceive the male SUBJECTS of his
Majesty and mfslend them into mar
riage by means OF paint, salve, beauty
water. false teeth fslse hair, Spanish
wool, corsets or padded hips, should be
puniShed under the provisions OF the
lsw against soroery, and the marriage
should be declared null"
A German statistician- who has so-
ourste data concerning the use Of COS
ustios throsgsons the civilized world.
estimates 1hat the money which Ameri-
can women pay for cosmetics would pay
for The painting Of $1,000 houses at an
sxperRe 0t SIS per house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
a moONsHlNeR's REVENGE
Plot for s>ssstios.t Sovei from the
Gsorgix Court Records.

A few years ago among the noon.
sinners in the Fulton County prison
ras Walter Blaokman. says the Atlanta
Journal On the sight OF December Il
Biackman and Mise LuIu Hicks were 70
be married. The guess had al A.
lived. among whom vas = young man
ssmed George Blskesley, Who bad been
sssitor for Miss Hicks hand Blakss-
fey vas a rnountsineer himself. or bad
been. but bad lately travelled about con
sidsrshly The Justice vas preparing
ais papers ard me bride and groom
uAde their sppeafsncs from an sdjoiu.
Ing room.
Tiers Wa = sound - horses feet
upcn the frozen ground outside More
guests arTivinV3 n few moments =
dozen revenue oHcsrs armed - the
teeth entered the room ard placed
Blsc<naa under arrest Tie bride
groom wss tsxeu - AtlSnts. All thsrs
was 10 wedding
As The trial BlskssIev va ne
principal visness. and be- testified az &c
how b lad p I'D cat She SPOT vhe~s
BlacEnsn : seil was locseed ard t5ep
soid 80 osicsrs 81 The Wedding
Blscknsn VA Sentenced - twei-s
u,ontbs' ir1p-iso8nenk A. son a. ~
tia vA< over Blakeslev fastened back
~ the horae q Mlss Hicks aud tol5 her
shat her lover hai heer sent - prison
f'- re For thres -e-tss aftervar.s
Sssksssey pressed Es saiS ss@ 6s~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR AL

TIE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TASIFs NAGUE
8 HUbii hlnS ul06t valuable Ssrses OF lalIn
ioeulaents- luv>e are rri,sred Wfth view
- STATE the f8ssTs aHd az ufneuts fol FrotoC
uoB, whether IA tAe interest Il farmer
letorefs. merchants OF professional men
taLA issue Of .he series az peais 10 those tu-
gagged Ia sepsrate industries, and presents in
oHPut4D4e lactS com pslfis'in- ~ vases. cost
of living, snd other "a a ali4rLts s..OR - tkt
LeAeEts OF Protect on.
ANY smgie one wlii he sent on reccipt Of 2
CEN, - !, stamp except sgts, AAAlps an
The Whole let ' "a be seat for oi cents or
any twelve fer 20 gents cr as HVe Ior il
oe4ts, po@ss-e .A.d. Oa~ea - nl.l-~er
l-"wssss rl,ies sna Tnln" 4 HAEIs'
2-"Ts Adv e.. n q Pea Sues Il -
sas "a "a sl.a .tta-.fhs ~ t-e ai ID
sIaiss tilst lac Essay, .s5s. GaA~-
s-"Hun-e Pm I'm IA i.,,,'r.ebi itn
-, et loe ices o. 1ie ag-s. etuat
1ruHa cisas se4glrva ~ ;he is.Itir ~
tho t-itsd >tatss. end iequaie taas
sia.e sitsolt = siloseeiiss Talie.' int
tf.se Essay. sss. 9 Toup j.. 49,. 80
~ nas afe Raw Materials IS oati fgee Raw
, AAterisis Or Acss3 4 81 .us g. tI.e Isnaf
An ln-asiflts II tue LaHot es."
FIRST lIl1s Essay, tsrH haEth y t.ss-lL 5,
9 faliseiss ~ ffes- sce - 4 aA1EA..
C-"eorie \ t'ws ou iAe lain by a. c4a Lu-i-
neFs far" CE0. lEsFEK .............
49, 1he IroielilFo islaf. lts A.t aHtases fur
tt3 sea D. . !. rptfsfts ...-...-.....
-"Ftt 81 NC9l 4Atgrfsi - Jude IS a las ssrCE
- rejection rs. Vase. ira'e.' 4 is4el3fIC4l
Hcvitw - q snetsAS ..............
10" TIE tSurtr anu lne IarlI Col I40M~s
=. y. hltf ...-- ......-...--.-..-..--
Il irpisction rs = 4 au.ic Policy" d" b1oac1a .
- i q t+t't| 4---.-- -.--...-..--.---..
l2-"lrp4y - tie Irlsi ieuti- Fse> lrate Mes
s-te.' X. =. Oh ti.... .................
u " u, rims men aan tht ri .........-.
Ii lhe t-u4 que aiCil: Slsil Anne ie5l4 Indus
tries be AGandOued Gn0 American 3lEr-
kets sur end rel s................... ........
i5-s.iat 70 ,ii IA GeImsn with Add.llon =:
IL Ine ffoStess % one uuAuTed Nta.s."
ROBERT fOlsr = -......... ...........
- 'F.ote- ton Tor American Shipping. .".....
IL &c !GriI Not a ia1." ECMig 3 ll8fII..
l9-" A by irtslmcn should srotee tlo.lists"
%" rOtCctlOn-" i" 7. II. AatlDsnS ... - 49,.
81 ~ Lsi A. a IafiI ?" AnsNeTs 10 Working
mans Question .................. :
2o-"The Ameiicsn Wool Industry" Ell AN.
e3-"vages ami Cost II living" j d. WFEKs
-s-" southern Farming Industries "........
-;'-- Snort lax 10 AOrkIngrn-n." .......... :.
~" ~ otectiou and the Farmer" Senator s ".
The AMERICAN EcoSosIsr. weekly. devoted 10 the
DISCUSSION of all phases ~ tte TaFin qurston az
aFear. Sample COY 5 free. Address Anne icaE Pro
tessise Tarla League, % N. 2Sd ST., New YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

tzso as oe1ce chair again
'-Ocs 3 E@y he n0s1lzs serious. sad
tie doc1sr, -o1Iy s4r ooH Psny - very
c4refal 2b9uE s1sch matters. snd -
coarss I lave = great respousl q -.
II yoa shoald drop % three uonths
zfser azys 4sds thls sxau1aatl0n thea
I Eoald % Il r. 4-ls- ! ~s.e yox good
morning. sir
Old Bolus s4s for some ti1s looking
tnts sp4o~ aa1 p.l1 40 atsea ton ~ TIE
knoGks al "a door kin4uy 10 called
up rs boy Ana Tod him - ssleph0ns
- DR.. Ton ssea- wAsn that gentleman
Il ain1
SEQ here" be said. what Do you
nesA By 0tering ne SO. 90 Insurance.
1ad then e@Etns y0sr physiclsR re.ect
ae1 Was d Yea expect - DAks oy
EAss sort Of eoDdGet sirg"
Really. said Toateen. has be re-
roosed a. WAY, | wouldn't have
LAogght H. You look - ms "a healthy
/. man as wslks the streets
"Aad 80 I an. sir, and 81 ! am"
We'll, see here. said Tonseea, conf
dsnti2lly. '.tnls is rather serious. you
know. Perhaps Bones Is mistaken
'-Of course hes mistaken. cr-ea the
millionaire. ssniting his fist On the desk.
well. the trouble will be that II you
apply for insurance anywhere else you
will have = tell them that you have
been rejected BY our company"
Bat. air. haven't been rejected.
never made application to your COM
pzny and refuse - have it considered
so.-
"I am sorry 20 say. said Tonteen. that
your application has already gone in;
you remember you signed it? Now, III
tell you what We had better do, Mr..
Bola<; you come around with me 20 old
Squills- He's not half so particular as
uor other man. Perhaps he viii pass
you all right"
-Very well, Mr.. Tonteen, l will do
So said the millionaire, with q sigh Of
relief
"Ba. OF course. you understand il can
not De on the fret arrangement? You
see. took you for being "a sound a man,
IS | said, as any that walks the streets.
IL seems that you are rot so, ana II you
get into an insurance company At all
now. let me tell YOU you are mighty lucky
and making a very good speculation Of
IL / only do this now because | have
offered you the free Insurance.. and be-
cause IL your application were rejected
BY our company you would not be ac-
cepted by any other company. ] may
get into trouble on account OF this as IL
Is, but We had better go and see what
DR.. Squllls says"
DIR. Squills did not make nearly so
thorough an examination as DIR. Bones.
and he had no hesitation in passing the
,ubtect all right
Mr.. Tontecn Is now a very successful
insurance agent but he never cares TO
tell how ho landed old man Bolus into
the insurance net.-Luke Sharp, in De
troit Free Presa
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

Hzcks 1n&fiy married AIN.
il nay h2Fs been b-4Aesleys iDtsa
tea - N&iL gaUI the Twelve naoatAs
hs6 ns&Fly expired and - taen naose Z
sons ether pl4oe xlta ~ vie. A. TIE
end q six montks BlAekulan w'As par
aonea. 1Es the story ef the i0terra ptsa
weading hsd soEesnlng ~ - vita s3s
executive clelaency.
BlAcknan went - his home ard VA
tod Il Mss HICKS marriage. -
placed = Mlnchester on his shoulder.
rs5s over - where Biakesley was liz.
~, and calling ain - the door, shoi
him through tie 1esrg- Riding hastily
away lie alsznps@re1 Ia tie Wooaz ans
hAs never siaee been see2-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
PATIENT DRESS-MAKERS.
In tho Course of Their Business The,
Meet Queer Cranks.


Eyes, we meet many cranks," re.
marked a dress-ms ker TO De.
troit Tribune reporter. The first
grade are those ladies' who have dresses
altered. / had some experience with
ono of this class not long ago. She sent
for me. Miss x. size said. I want
this dress made over. The material is
very expensive and cost me four dollars
yard. | am almost afraid 70 let you
undertake tt Very we'll, then. / said,
rising. However. think I vii, trust
you she continued.
so after the usual preliminaries Of
measuring and fitting ! sat down to AXE
the dress 70 pieces. I applied she scis-
sors and cut the goods on the bias. With
that she groaned aloud. worked foi
about half Al hour while she continued
70 get more and more nervous At last
she arose. I cant stand it any longer.
she said. I an TOO nervous You must
&. 7 cant have you work any more
TO-DAY - lof.-
The next day 7 received note e
cal I suppose you might - well finish
rhab you have begun. she said when !
sntsred. but work a. quickly a. you
car
Wen, 7 VAS never before go hsrsssed
She grosned vhenever I touched ~
scissors The dress turned oas = perfect
saooess ard atlsd her sulendidl7. As :
result tae lady has tskan e great fancy
- ne and I ike her although soci Al
cevoefrs tzvn ~rz1a fa- q 49,. ,rs-.f--
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

O. a. tas Treasures / 2ossszs
24ss IA 4ls - Lar
o. as ~ 1a-s t1e 4lTlE ~ ns
A. a1ssazE.s rscAlzs sk44E.
TneT SO is's "a sz1 4srSE go no~,
- csekezs .se-1ss. EcE2.
IA .s--ias s-eE S1d ero<sz .Ez4z.
Aaa sas1ien sise-y tsr1
I .1Fs it So - priceless ssas1A
"a zas1aori1s sssst 4zd 6safs
0Ts = 80 szs ioyeG .4a lass
Va 81 a4se E2ssss AeEs.
~ .sarsst s~rtalg frfs1d h.s 20
AID rested IL taAG eh41rs
"A -nsn l0ck gps1 i -.
ssaEa - s@s 1.z2 sae<~
1 s~-E s0ssnd AK ssas AL kis@l.
Izssl1sa - ias s-a,
No ssAaF o1e lss 11iet his piAes--
- i4t1eF -sa L1sz fxtznt
Asd ssfn snOches -mx9e s141 tr1soa~
Ia 1ags 49, igag rae ~,
H-.s Es1koc - e sep. zcon hsr oxe@s1
VITA -. s~set lu1s-1s
ssr ntsis Aslvless. a-rtins BABE.
E1oaa nsA.tiy sAe ear~sssdi
Azd "a asr 1nesk, her I'D A1a sE0s
Hsx Kisss- so<tly grsss-sd
AID 30 slsot1eE ccerfy loved.
Has pressed tAas csizAlon oid.
Al. SEATED asTs. q slasnias aaAst
! nssEd tns stsry tos4
xhe sans cal SOY 0id a. D~s.
And yst - s-sst - nsaE.
VIA fond csress % ~ lnd cheef
sfsEn E1ga 30 bold llsss as.<
Yg1 Aesrd ny ctlltih0ot's sr.sfs sad tys
Al 49, ny ytrihoSd pride
Toa sss u3s lssrE - fon1y -ov4
IJz a-id Ia ssxl orias.
AID asa yoa ssw nIy uasrher hcv>
Ay stfsly griSfe sat osrrss
TOa mIlsd ny chil1 - Yea haa ne.
AEst Asarc ny 10 -urssxhea prayers.
Ctlstzhtiy thtag % ether syo&
ro mtno thSa a. mcsI dear.
a 1seifne's sorrows ~ Tree estng.
fks pOys ara csntsr-t hsr--
Ttsn so1. sr not heoause tovs
Ny mothers rocking chair.
BaF al ! ever loved on earth
H.Ea lsrt . nr11Sry Eaers.
-Esrza snt Fccn-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
RHEUMArIsM ALWAYS CURED.

KFNroN. o.. May Il. iS6 To aii
whom 10 may cVHrern. / hs'frat
certify tuaI 3 was amlctel lor
Nestr> NiTu 4 srasr ~ iAt hlI
Joint. durng wuich time J sut
ifFcd The most eXcruitaiiuE ilaiu
wlih butNriy little Intern ssiou-
From the Joint * followed thc
direction 90 the bone. destroy
inc lrto within about : Inches
81 Il8t knee. when lI olsfh her-rc
from half plni o. = pini ~
matter "a Gay. small pieces of
bone com ~ away from TINE 20
time. Tried ell ilt lilNsi cihus
that ! could hear ui ihai !
thought would be- likelN &C. bfnc
fl m then tried patent med
fclue,. huimculs. HHd salAe,.
anc derived no hrueni bat cun
Iiuued a. lose slrenEth. tlialIy
bearing 81 fnt success 81 10. =.
CLAY Todd in the treatment ~
surn diseases. and being strong
Iy persuaded by lr. j q SIC
Wits. iafhef OF " ID hcNitit.
to giye Kim % trial. / plsred nv
seii under hiS treatment and
ani happy a. SAY that gradual
Ia improved. gaining strength.
fh.. main leaving inc. lhc sores
being entirely hehIed. and my
limh. which was sgeiled 10 mean
" double the natural szr. a.
suTed The natural shape and
feeling within six weeks Time.
I was hI years oi age when
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-07-02
Held for MamsIaughter.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The Coro-
ner's Inquest upon the death of Edward
Coogsp, a molder's apprentice shot by
James w. Kerr Thursday morning was
held yesterday. The Coroner's Jury
after deliberating an hour brought 10 .
verdict finding that Coogan met bis
death from a shock and hemorrhage
caused by shot fred by j. w. Kerr
and charging Kerr with msnslaughtef.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-07-02
Is Consumption IncurabIe.

Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris, New
ark AK, says. "wss down with Ahscess OF
Lungs, and friends and ply sieians pronounced me
an Incurabe Consumptive. Began taking Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, am now
on rly third bottle and able 10 oversee the WORK
on my farm. Ii is the finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur Ohio, saws Had
il not been for Or. Kings New Discovery tor Con.
sumption, | would have died Of Lung Tfoub es
Was given up By doctors Am now in best OF
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Marett's Drug Store
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-07-02
a Vessel Rurned at sea.

New YORK, July 1.-The bark
A.hsuie, from Nova Scotia, reports the
Norwegian bark Nordcap burned at sea
on the OH ult. OF the crew of twenty,
six were killed by falling yards while
fighting the flames. and the remaining
fourteen took to the boats and were
rescued after being adrft four days