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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16

Forgiftad brunn. James Bradleys
hela familj narheten af Bad AK,
Mich, har blifvit f6rgiftad af brunns-
vatten. En- understanding af brunns-
vattnet visade att det inneh6u en- stor
mangd arsenik. j
Jordbafning California. s6n-
days morse f0rmarktes hera starka
jordst6tar pa atskilliga stallen Cali
fornia. Om man uudantager en- mangd
krossade f6nsterrutor, f0rorsakrdes in
gen skada.
Angaren Wiemar karantan.
Statsministcrn Foster gaf l6rdags be-
fallning, att Neutrality-suspicious. Wei
mar fran Bremen skulle lag gas + 20 da-
gars karantin. Fartyget hadeI 1900
invandrare ON bord. .-#fs's
Sympatier for fru Cleveland. I
l0rdags bes0kte fru Cleveland utstill-
ningen Jagers Hall New York. Da
fru Cleveland intriidde helsades hon
med handklappningar och hade stort
besvar att bana sig Wig genom mang-
den. En- polisman fick till slut g6ra
vIgen fri for henne.
Ohyggligt nidingsdad. Ungra-
rem Zacharowsky blef fredags i niirhe-
ten af Junction Crossing, Idaho, pa EFT
uppr0rande s;itt d6dad af en- sin lands
man. M0rdaren halde smalt bly, 0gat
pa slit sofvande offer. Den gl6dande
metallen banade sig vag till hjernan,
hvaraf d0den blef f0ljden.
President Harrison har bGrjat
med att utarbata sitt budskap till kon-
gressen. Delta blir kortare lin vanligt
och kommer sannolikt icke att inne-
halla annat i'm en- 0fversigt af regerin-
gems verksamhet under det f0rilutna
aret och cit kort upprepande af presi-
dentens asigt vissa politiska fragor.
Frikanda. Malet mot arbetskom-
missarien Peck och hans stenografer
var fore inf0r domstOlen Albany, N.
| Y, f6rliden mandag. Anklagelsen
gick ut pa att Peck f0rst0rt vissa do
| kument, hvarpa han baserat sin rap
port. Domaren Clute unders0kte ski
| len Tor anklagelsen, men kunde lcke
finna nagot graverande, hvarf0r han
afskref malet
Vattuskrack. Arbetaren Henry
Schroeder Chicago afed onsdags al
vattuskrtick och hans 16 ar gamla dot
ter ligger for d6den. Begge blefvo
bitna af en- med rabies behaftad hund
den oktober. Miss Schroeder genom-
gick den Pasteurska acknowledgements
den och har hittills varit f6rskonad
fran de krampanfa,l, som hennes fadel
It'll sist maste duka nnderfBr. Il:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16
AuguStana College och Teol.
Seminarium.

NJ har det politiska ovadret 1agt sig
afven har. En- sail It'd lar vara an
nalkande; ty det f0rljudes, att Cleve-
land lar hafva blifvit lapdets fader. Och
nog kan man kanna sig trygg denna
vidtomfattande styresmans hagn; da
man f0rsp0rjer, att, genom sina kardi-
naler och andra sina ''kreatur', pafven
hin gamle Rom star bakom det hela.
Det blir ju bra, att hafva dessa heliga
fader som styresman under den stun
Gande verldsutstallningen. Nog skall
har bli tillfallen for frisinnade tillstall-
ningar af hvarjehanda Stag. Vart lands
folk synas f0runderfigt nog afven vara
dragna at det hallet. Man gifver efter
mer och mer, till och med inom de pro-
testantiska kyrkosamfunden Sa h6ra
vi, att Illinois saljas tartor och kyssar
i en- kongregationalist kyrka, att i
Omaha h6llo Pythiasriddarne mote i
en- luthersk kyrka pa s0ndagen den 6
nov,, att store vidtfrejdade, larde man
vitsorda jemlikhetsideen ibland de re
formerta kyrkosamfunden och att man
prisar och gillar tillstallningar af min
Dire passande art pa otillb6rliga tider
och stallen. Oss synes, att friheten ar
allaredan ALT for stor for att vidare
till6ka den genom lofprisande och sank.
tion. Manne ej man b0r vara pa sin
vakt afven har? En- SAX kan inte vara
ratt mer an pa ett satt. Kunna vi som
protestanter gifva efter nagot, sa err
kanna vi ju, att vi hafva varit villfa-
rande och hafva vi varit Wise cit, sd
kunna vi lika latt hafva tagit miste i
fera saker. Den som ar raft, kan den
beh6f,a jemka med sig? B6r den? En-
skicklig pennfaktare sager, da han for
svarar munterhet och roliga tillstall-
ningar: "Man kan vara sparsam, utan
att vara snail; man kan yara EFT qvick-
hufvud, utan att vara en- listig skalm;
och man kan ;fven vara munter, utan
att vara en- munterg5k och rolighets-
minister. vi villa dock erinra ON, att
fastan man; kan vara sd skonservativ, att
man sblir f6rtorkad; sd kan man ocksa
tro,s att man ar eft qvickhufvud, da
man g5r gerningar ALT annat an kloka;
och man kan vara sd munter, att man
blir till skam och skada for bade sig
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16
D A X @ r A

F'rikand. Nellie Dunn, som varit
anklagad for mordet pa John Wagner
fran Pembina, N. Da., har af domsto-
len blifvit frikand.
Farmaren James Furgus, bosatt
narheten af jamestown, N. Da., blef
hirom dagen 6fverk0rd af ell arbets-
vagn och sd lila skadad att dOden blef
f0ljden.
En- odelaggande prairieeld ra-
sade fora veckan i trakten af Gary, S.
Dakota. Man befarar att stor sl1ada
f6r0fvades, da brandon hade stor ut
strackning.
N. Dakota foil fusionisternas him
der, hvars valsedel gick igonom fran
b0rjan till slut. Demokraten O'Brien
valdes for kongressen stallet for John
son, dock med en- ringa pluralitet.
Olycka genom en- troskmaskin.
f. A. Bradfeld Canton, s. d., tick i
torsdags sin ena arm dragon in cylin-
dern till en- tr6skmaskin, hvarvid ar
men formligen afslets intill skulderbla-
det.
Eldsvada uppstod torsdags i far
maren Casterlines stall narheten af
Miller, N. Da., hvarvid hiistar innc-
brande. Elden uppkom genom en- gni-
sta fran farmarens pipa. Intet var as
sureradt.
Kreaturstransporten fran Pierre,
S. d., till Chicago har under dc sena-
ste tva manader varlt betydlig. Sedan
den l september ha 5000 kreatur af-
sJndt till Chicago, hvaraf staten till
skyndats en- inkomst af $250,000.
s. Dakota gick med CLANS ur stri-
den och framvisar en- fullstAndig repu-
blikansk seger. Sheldon valdes till
guvern6r med 10000 rosters Gfvervigt,
under det de andra kandidaterna pa
statsvalsedeln afyen invaldes. For
kongressen valdes rcpublikanen Peck
ler.
Hostarbetet i N. Dakota iir un-
danst0kadt bade hvad tr0skningen och
pl6iningen betraffa Afven arets hve-
tesk0rd iir till stGrsta delen bragt till
marknaden. I elevatorerna Grand
Forks ar 6fver 100000 bushels hvete
magasinerade, mot 300,00o bushels for
lidet ar.
Omkommen en- snostorm. Ii
ket af farmaren Geo. Siverson, patraf-
fades i onsdags morse i narheten al
hans hem, belaget Is mil nordvest ON
Steele, N. Da. Siverson hade varit
Steele affarer, men 6fverraskades al
en- sn6storm och fr0s ihjel. Han efter-
lemnar enka och tva barn.
Lato icke genera sig. J. N. Nell
son och K. Wilson Aurora, S. Da.,
blefvo harom dagen arresterale for det
de drifvit en- l6nkrog och f6rda till
Brookiggs, der de insattes | ett rum
Jordan House. For att vara sakra ON
att de icke skulle rylnma under natten
| frantog man dem deras benklader, mon
trots denna f0rsigtighet voro fangarne
hydda sin kos da man nasta morgon
kom for att afhemta dem.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16
Gustavus Adolphus College.
1877 ar nu de studerandes antal.

Mandagen den Tide tog Bore pa sig
en- rigtigt blister uppsyn, da hans ande-
dragt var ritt kali och genomtrangan-
de och den f0rsta sn0n yrde lusteliga
omkring. Sa kom valdagen, da det
blef r0relse dc olika politiska lagren
och kanske icke sa litet storm heller.
Men nu ar ALT f6rbi; stormen har lagt
sig, sn0n har gait sin kos och = Cleve-
land ar president. s.
S6ndagsaftonen den g. dennes hollis
reformationsfest den svenska luther
ska kyrkan, hvarvid prof. M. VAIL
strom h0ll ett anslaende tai 0fver Gu
stat Adolf, segerkampen pa LYtzens
slagfalt, och prof. Shanor talade pa en-
gelska 0fver reformationen.
L0rdagen den 5 underrattades vi per
telegram ON pastor c. G. Norstr6ms
ov;ntade, d0dliga franfalle. "Hvem
Herren will, den kallar han ocksa i
ungdomsaren". Pastor Norstr0m var
ju helt ung, endast 81 ar. Prof. VAIL
strom bevistade begrafningen, som for
siggick den dennes. Frid 6fver den
hadangangnes mime! .......
l6rdags alton hade dc qvinliga ele-
vernas misunderstanding anordnat en-
trefig festlighet skolans auditorium.
F0reningens MANN angifver andamalet
med tillstallningen. Auktion hollis
med af f0reningen under terminen for
fardigade salker. Denna gick ratt bra
och en- vacker summa realiserades. Tai,
musk och sang presterades ~och for
friskningar serverades mot en- ringa af-
gift. ,....
Fru pastorskan Enstam fran Minnea-
polls hedrade skOlan med slit bes0k for
nagra dagar sedan.
vi fr0jda oss Diver att nu alter ia
m0ta klassrummet var omtyckte lara
re prof. J. S. Carlson.
Vart musikkonservatorium ar vida
kandt, hvilket kan ses deraf, att man
New Haven, Conn.,, will hafva en- orga-
mist harifran.
En- konsert afhalles Scandia Grove
tacksagelsedagen Polyhymniska oc-
tetten och hr Oestlund hafva inbjudits
att deltaga. '~-
Vid Minnesota konferensens h6stmI-
te, som dag sammantrader Moores
Prairie, komma nagra utaf professo-
rerna att vara narvarande.
F'ru Sward ank ON hit fredags, tro
ende att konserten da skulle ga af sta
peln, men som for vissa orsakers skull
uppsk0ts till nasta fredag.
Noyember af var tidning Gu
stdUid',a har nu utkommit.
I fredags alton hade f0reningarne
sina sedvanliga m6ten. I Filomatiska
f0reningen diskuterade man Diver am
net: beslutadt, att frenologien bor an
ses som vetenskap. Cirkeln hade ater-
igen stallet for de vanliga 6fningarne
en- s. k. "mock senate".
Fyra veckor till och examen star for
d0rren.
Helsotillstandet ibland oss ar godt.
Nasta fredag pa aftonen afhalles en-
storartad konsert anditoriet till for.
man for det nyligen ink0pta pianot.
Denna konsert skulle hafva gifvits for.
liden fredag, men som ofvan namdes,
blef den uppskjuten. En- liten intra-
desafgift pa IS och rs cents kommer att
begaras. Att konserten motsvarar ALT
hvad den g0r ansprak pa, aro de ut
markta f6rmagor som upptrada en- Dor.
gen for.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16

Ofverallt fragas det hvilken den or
SAX var, som gjorde att demokraterna
vunno en- sa stor seger host; men jag
har knappast hort nagon, som har fun
nit pa den rata. Mitt herskap, saken
ar latt f6rklarig. Det fins en- del svensk-
amerikanska tidningar, som pa grund
af de 6fverbevisande skal, som andro-
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
A Fortunes Fast Flight.

A New Castle youth, who inherited a
small fortune of $1,000 or $4,000 by the
death of relative some time ago, is hav-
ing gay time. Since he joined the sport
ing fraternity three weeks ago his personal
expenditures have amounted to s., 100, and
now he is away "sojourning" with another
81, 900 in his pocket. Among the articles
with which he has equipped himself for the
season are two $3.50 bicycles, a $275 dia-
mond ring, eight new suits of clothes, and
several 1000-mile tickets over the different
railroads. He has also hired for the sum-
mer box at one of the Philadelphia opera
houses, where he can be found several even
ings each week. He is booked to join the
ranks of the ,benediets some time next
mont tn, but he says he is determined to en-
joy life, ''by jove," till then, if it costs him
few thousand ore.-Sunday Star.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
Two Additions to the Bar.


E. R. Cochran, Jr., was prevented
from being examined for admission to
the New Castle county bar Saturday
afternoon, solely for the reason that
his certificate of registration could
not be found. The law provides that
the certificate shall be deposited in
the prothonotary's Office at least three
years before examination. Mr.. Coch-
ran had taken the certificate to the
prothonotary's office, but it was lost
and had not been record ed. He fur
nished proof that the registration was
made and passed a successful ex-
animation on Tuesday.
Alan Cunningham of Smyrna, pass
ed the required examination on Sat
urday.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
Neurology.
MRS. MARY N. GRIFF1TH

MRS. MARY M. GRIFFITH.
After an illness of several weeks,
Mrs. Mary M. Griffith, wife Of Robert
s. Griffith OF Sassafras. Md, died Sum
day evening at o'clock. She was
unconscious the last few hours of her
life and was unable to recognize her
children, all of whom were present at
her bedside.
A singular circumstance in connect
ion with the death Of this estimable
lady was that Sunday was the forty
first anniversary Of her marriage, and
she passed away almost at the same
hour she was welded Al years ago.
She leaves husband and six children,
four sons and two daughters. They
are Mrs. James Woodall, Mrs. Cliff,
and Joseph T., Harry, Charles and
Robert. Another daughter was Mrs.
Isaac Gibbs, and has been deceased
about seven years.
Mrs, Griffith had been in poor
health for number of years. The
funeral took place yesterday after
noon from the residence Of her hus-
band, at 2 o'clock. Interment at
Sassafras cemetery.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19

John W. Causey In the House Of Rep
resentatives as honorably representing
the principles of the party and promo
tive of the welfare OF the entire
, country.
Resolued. That the wise and patriot
ic administration of Grover Cleveland
was blessing to the whole country
and was conducted thoroughly on De-
mocratic principles.
That by the diligent exercise of
justice and moderation he greatly ad-
vanced reform in the civil service up
held sound finance, healed the wounds
of civil strife and sectional discord,
discouraged and diminished race ami
mosities. and diffursed spirit Of re-
stored brotherhood throughout a union
of co-equal States.
That despite the obstruction of hos
tile majority of the Senate, he secured
peace, prosperity and large reforms in
the intrest of good government at home,
and maintained peace with honor, with
out large and costly outlays, with fore
ign nations.
Therefore, the Democracy Of Della
ware, appreciating his ability, courage
and fidelity, declare that he truly re-
presented the principles of their party,
its policy and purposes.
Resolved, That without anticipating
the statement of the platform of the
Democratic party of the State of Della
ware which will be made at the Con-
vention held after the National Demo-
cratic Convention and after the promul-
CATION of the National Democratic
platform, we take this opportunity to
endorse the present administration OF
the State, which we believe to be thor
oughly in line with the Democratic
principles which under Democratic
ascendency of more than a generation |
have been illustrated by wise and eco
nomic government and have subserved |
the best interests of all the people.
Resolved, That we are in favor of
the calling of a Constitutional Con-
vention at the earliest moment that
it can be lawfully convened.
The resolutions were adopted unan-
imouSly,
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
s. NJ. Reynolds b Co.

- Fertilizers for Grass Corn, Oats,
tomatoes, Potatoes and Garden
Truck in store, and for sale by s. N
Reynolds g. Co.
- Plow lines and traces at s. III
Reynolds g. Co.'S.
= Landreth garden seeds at 8. N.
Reynolds & Co.'S.
II = Early Rose potatoes direct from
Maine, also Early Beauty of Hebron
potatoes for sale by the bushel or
barrel at 8. M. Reynolds & Co.
We will close our Ladies and
Misses coats at I and / off the regular
prices. w. ID. MOORE q 20.
80 Mems overcoats viii be sold
at very low prices. We viii not carry
them over. W. Fl. MOORE . TO.
80 Boys overcoats will be sold at
very low figures. We will not carry
them over. w. Fl. MOORE 8 Co.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
County Court Cases.

Schooner y Long was acquitted of the
murder of Antonio Basso in Wilmington
saloon. Lewis G. Vandegrift, Esq. repre-
sented the prisoner and Attorney General
Nicholson the State. The jury was out a
little over an hour.
Peter L. Cooper, counsel far the Hutts,
Jim johnson and Dan Miller, for the mur-
der of Noah Ben son, stated to the court
Tuesday morning that he would probably be
ready for trial within the next two weeks.
Charles Blackston charged with
assault on Mary A. Lee, on the night
of December 3Oth, was acquitted by
the iury.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
Personal Matters

- Frank Mcintyre of Wilmington,
was in town Saturday.
Messrs. L. o. Waller and Hirons
Denny of Smyrna, were in town Sun.
day.
Mrs. Annie Griffith is on a two
months visit among friends in Mary
land.
= Martin Walker of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Maria Walker.
Warren Cochran, representing
Golding & Co., of Philadelphia, visited
his home here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Craven,
of Salem, N. j., are visiting DR.. I. s.
Vallandigham and wife.
Edwin Prettyman and wife,
spent Sunday last with Clarence
Prettyman at Smyrna.
Mrs. W. P. Mifflin and daughter,
Ada, spent Sunday with James M.
Vandegrift at McDonough.
Mrs. Il. G. Clark and Miss Tillie
Clark of Wilmington, visited G. D.
Kelly and family the past week.
= Miss Estelle Cochran and Miss
Corinne Cochran are visiting in New
York City for a short time.
Fred Kienle, of Wilmington, a
candidate for sheriff on the Demo
cratic ticket, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trewin, nee,
Miss Carrie Hurn, of Philadelphia,
are the guests of T. E. Hurn and
family.
Mrs. Charles Beasten of Balti-
more, and Miss Maggie Beasten and
Miss Blanche Cochran, of Middletown,
sailed from New York yesterday on
the steamer Britannia for Europe.
They will be absent several months,
returning home in the fall.
Cards are out for the wedding OF
Miss Mary McIntire Brady, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Brady, of
Middletown, to Francis B. Watkins,
of Odessa, on Wednesday afternoon,
June 1st, in St. Anne's Church at 8
O'Clock.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
New i,rs.bYteriAn church ORGAN.

We previously announced in these
columns that the Forest Presbyterian
Church of Middletown, had decided
to purchase a new organ and had
appointed committee to select the
instrument. The members of that
committee consisting of Miss Myrtle
Houston, Miss Vinie Lynch, Miss
Lena Pleasanton, Mrs. J. B. Maxwell,
and Samuel Pennington, G.. w. W..
Naudain, DR. T. Fl. Gilpin and the
Rev. F. q. Moore have inspected a
number of instruments, and after q
visit of inspection to Philadelphia on
Friday last they decided to give the
contract te {. G. 8 Haskell ef that city.
Mr.. Haskell had charge Of Roose-
velt's Philadelphia factory for q
number of years, and many of the
special merits Of Roosevelt's instru-
ments are improvements patented by
Mr.. Haskell so that the new organ
will be practically Roosevelt organ
with Haskell's exclusive improve
ments. The new organ will probably
have case of highly polished walnut
and the pipes will be richly orna-
mented with gold and colors. The
tone of the instrument will be rich,
round, grand and sweet, and in
power is the exact duplicate of an
instrument built for church with a
seating capasity three times that OF
the auditorium of the Forest church.
An important feature in this pur-
chase is the operation of the bellows by
means of a water motor. This is one of
the first motors applied to an organ in
this part of the state. 1t is the inten-
tion of the committee to raise and
extend the choir platform and intro
duce every convenience necessary for
the comfort of the choir. The new
organ will be in position in the early
part of October when a grand recital
will be given. We congratulate the
Presbyterian Church upon their sue
cess in having raised so promptly, the |
funds necessary for these important |
improvements, which will prove to be
= decided acquisition to our COM
1t is important to add that on Fri
lay last the Committee had the bene-
1t of the valuable assistance Of DIR.
Harry Clayton who accompanied
hem to Philadelphia, gave them
he benefit of his experience, and
made number. of important
suggestions.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
Heavy Grain Shipments.

The shipments of wheat and corn
from this depot the past week have
been unusually heavy and number
of wagons have been constantly un-
loading and filling the cars, to be
transported to different markets.
John W. Jolls has shipped about
$1,000 bushels of corn and wheat
together, and all of this with the ex-
ception of 1000 bushels has been re-
ceived from the farmers direct. w.
A. Comegys has also had heavy ship
ments and has sent away $4,000 BUSH
els, thus making the aggregate about
81, 900 bushels. The price of corn has
remained the past week at 45 cents.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
Paris Green and London Purple
at Vaughan's Drug Store.
State Items.

The congregation OF Dover's Sec
ond III. E. Church has subscribed
$1,000 toward new place of worship.
The annual dinner at "Glendale
Farm" near Magnolia. will be given
by Rev. j. s. Willis on Wednesday,
June 1st.
Two hundred and thirty-four car
loads of perishable freight were ship
ped over the Delaware Railroad last
week.
Miss Annie ]. Cannon is writing q
history of Barrett's Chapel, one of the
old strongholds of Methodism in Kent
county, Del.
Arthur w. Spruance, son of William
c. Spruance, of Wilmington, sailed
for London Friday. The trip is for
health and recreation.
Judge Houston has countermanded
the order given few days ago, al
lowing L. C. L. Smith to open saloon
on Lockerman Street, Dover.
The North Side Improvement Com
pany of Wilmington has purchased
for $65,O0O the property of Isaac R.
Elliott along the Bradywine.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Pippin, of Baltimore,
has purchased the drug store of the
late DR., j. Fl. Hill, at Millington, and
will also begin the practice of med
cine in that town.
Rev. W.. l.. 8. Murray will have
charge of Camdea Camp meeting
this year. The camp will begin Fri
day, August 5th, and hold over two
Sundays.
Professor L. Irving Handy has re-
signed his position as principal Of the
Newark Academy, to take effect at
the close of the present term in June.
The first Delaware strawberries for
this season were shipped from Sea-
ford yesterday. There were twenty
five crates of them shipped to Phil
adelphia and New York.
Attorney-General Roe of Maryland
recommends that special session of
the Kent county court be convened
for the trial of the murderers of DR..
J. FL. Hill.
Burglars entered the Bingham
House at Clayton, Sunday night, and
secured about $25 worth of liquors
and cigars. They were unsuccessful
in other attempts.
Thomas E. Jefferis, formerly of
Wilmington, now of Louisville, KY,
won the 100-mile bicycle race at Mem
phis, Tenn, in 6 hours 81 minutes.
This now becomes the American 100
mile record.
Sussex county basket crate factor
les are compelled to refuse orders be-
cause their supply of timber is ex-
hausted. The continued wet weather
prevented the cutting of the required
timber.
John Waller, an Englishman %
years of age, was drowned at the
fishery of B. H. Wood, near Lebanon,
early Wednesday morning. He fell
overheard from a boat in which he
was laying out seine.
Burglars visited New Castle last
Friday evening and were unsuccess-
full in attempts to rob four stores at
that place. Their identity is not
known but the supposition is they
are the same gang that visited New
ark few days previous.
An Office boy, aged II years, stole
$15S from his employers safe in Will
mington, Saturday, but afterwards
acknowledged the theft and returned
the money with the exception of 81
he had spent. He will not be prose-
cuted.
The commissioners appointed by
Governor Reynolds for the purpose
of examining the peach orchards of
Milford hundred, to discover trees in
fected with the yellows," report the
trees in bad condition. In the north
western part of the hundred 45O dis
eased trees were found in one orchard
and 414 in another.
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19
Mrs.~Isaac Gibbs.

Mrs. Isaac Gibbs died at the resi-
dence of her husband near st. Angus
tine, Nd, at o'clock this morning,
after prolonged illness.
The deceased previous to her mar
riage six years ago was a Miss Sin
nickson, and of the eight members OF
her family five are now dead. Mrs.
Gibbs leaves a husband and three
ahildron
Middletown transcript., 1892-05-19

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feel worse before you feel better. That b
the trouble with the huge, old-fashioned pill
These are small, sugar-coated, easiest to take
are cathartic.
They regulate and cleanse the liver, stom-
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They're the cheapest pill, sold by druggists,
because you only pay for the good you
get
They're guaranteed to give satisfaction,
every time, or your money is returned.
medicines are sold on.
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get these terms with any other medicines, ct
any price.
Can you ask morel