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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
WOODS PHOSPaOpINE
TIE GREAT ENGLISH hEMEDY.

Promptly and perma-
nently cures all forms OF
Nervous Weakness, Ennis
sions, Sperm atorrhea. I'm
potency and all effects OF
abuse or eZcesses been
prescribed over 35 years
in thousands of cases; is
the only reliable and hon.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

gen; Der fab be ale iau frsbelis Os sOot,
iom ON be fun iop.
Seq on9rer enouu ben Dag / Tag,
at leg life lob benz i~otparaisre aleinms
men. Gn al benz lob jeg taoe al; Del
bar en- ing 2sitnant. Sam uioite ri
life, bpem bar; ban baooe intet paa Iig,
Der sap 0plDsutn9 osrom. Seq ben.
teoe iaa en- 6oto9raf; BurtrRterue
lenbts ieg tit a~igbenbaon, ug Der iaubt
De bans 6amilie. Sans 5aoer par en-
sammel Gmbeosmano; ian itrsu jes til
BAN ON Ssuuen, ps bpor ban bar be-
9rapet.
S9 pioere f%urtalte ban - ON Sol.
oaten, Der life piloe Do, ON bam, Der
milteoe besse Ginenc, men blsp gift %
lit 3 Bern enboa, ON bam, Der tom til
5rebrifsuRrf ps bleu Sfpmassr, % ON
mango ilere enonu. Blao for 8lno
penotes / 8iaeobu9eu, 90 buert Blao
bar fin Siitorie.
90 ban toa fine Relituier irem, samle
8repe fra banife Soloater, ban baobe
biulpet, eler fra bere5 5amilie, ia for
ben Gags Sfplo fra tpife osiaa, au9s
Ter, Der bar piaeoe uo Of Soloater, ct
gammelt 9aleritpfte, Der bar funoet
inbipet | n bpo Solbats 5rntte % me.
get mere.
8i Tom fra 5ortiben til at tale ON
Rutioen.
"Su, MI er bet 10 isrseli9t, iaebe
ban, "at be life mere maa lore 9nnlt /
Stpierne, men bet tommer nOf igien."
"Sa, mar fommer bet?1 ipurate en-
al os.
"Gaar ben sobe lib tommer, og ben
tommer, os ben fonrmer moi mart"
ia9oe ban.
Den 8obe 9io, ium ban bnabeoe paa
o9 uenteoe iaa piit, fOm ban life til at
oplepe, men Saabet beitjRmmer in9eu,
ug buabeoe ale iOm ban, iaa maoite
2ioen bar narmere, emo ben MI ipues
at bore.
Nn fortHaer samle Ylaetner life
mere, ps in9en fan lRie / bans 8ileos
bog. Meb bam lag9es ct Gtptfe at
bort 59orelanos Siitprie / @rapen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
l48

til, og bermeo blsu Der Gin og gsua9sIie, isp Baron
9eunins, iOm lite uhos Iabe i'm Bart mGrts, at ban
bau0e ct minore sobt Die til ben ertIerebe gnOIiug.
GsOrs beutastisebe fig Gluirus SbupL iOm ~tiuisemeb
auaben bOIOtes al Gjeueren, Os biuIp benOe at iusbe bet
ON fig, life meo tap~aQermasise StrabuO, men msO en-
Suer, Der NOT par Iiot uarm; og Gtuira mootog bans
Eienitagtigbeo, iOm ON BUN i~nsenIunbe funot, at ben
par ubstimeIig.
ommanosrtapteiu iarot maaite bet iamme men
ba bau Ia8Oe Wtarte til en- Tor BAN let ~begribetis 3itrsn
Baron Senninss aniigt5uuitIer - ban bauoe IRHse
pGret 6etieuot meb oeunes Stra6en iagoe ban ben
opromts, utuuusns Gone, Der par bIeusn beritsuSe i
ben ienere lib:
"Nei, bpor be SsfoIt bog er nOsIs Oriiti9e ara6atsr!
Mtun JET, buOr sierne be oil pOe en- DEMONSTRATING, buOr
bet 9iaI6er ON at tiltatIe ct mutt 5ruentiHntsr. Wsn
man Tan bog life anoet eno le uo ben gariombeb, buors
ms6 be b~aunbtersr GOOiet; bet fer utturut uO, iOm ON
be baanosrsbe @la5uarer. Seq trOr, ban lob big iorbi,
min tiers Ssnniug?@
Oct par mig, Sntet. E" iuareoe !Sennins Os Srsieoe
paa fin ausbeIsburt, "bet par mig, Der lite LOB bam
iorbi.~
GeOrs Iasbe busrten UaGrte til ben enc slsr ben ans
ben al bisie gtrinssr. Saus glt par iGugilet til bet
fore Speil, Der sisHsuU GIUtrus Siasbe, mebens bun
FOB iOruu bet, ipsieIiut meo at SefRite fin Sat ON
9asen.
'StuI nj M bssiUe os ufiieO, min 9rsns2" ipursts
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
Giciamtems gooe 1oritamo.

S Snoien bliper be famine @leianter
.lGOuanligpi8 panbeoe fra fore 2re'
tru9, Der fploeS meo 8iloeuano ueo
Si9lp al en- 8umpe, O9 bet er Siege
len en- @leiant, iom fploer bette 9rus.
Sper Wor9en gaar ben r~eselmRsIg til
lit Irbeioe. Meoens ban beip9te en-
Sen | bans imuffe Reiioens i Suoien,
iaa Ell Nulstorreiponoeut en- itor Gle
FAINT beifjeitiget meo at pumpe ct iaas
oant 3ru9 iulot al Guno. San fortaIs
fer: IS 5Orbi9aaenoe iaa ieg, at en-
al be to 2reitammer, iom uuOerltgtteoe
Gruset peb bper gnoe, bar sleOet bort,
iaa ben enc @noe al 9ru9et builebe paa
SOrOen. Seq itanoieOe for at ie, ON
9pret uiloe opoase noset gait. Suart
be9pnote 8anoet at lsbe uo oeo ben
Gnpe, Tom bnuoe mliitet tit llnoerlas.
8pret bite 9e9n paa 5OrUirring, oa
bet 1aa bet, men ba ben @nbe, Der bar
uermeit bet, man9leoe meset / at uare
iulb, uebblep bet at purupe. pa Gle.
fanten tiliioit iaa, at 8anbet oebbleo al
lsbe no, fOrloo ben 8umpen o9 be9Dnote
at tanfe ouer Saseu, iOm ipntes ban,
ifelig for ben at fortlare. Ere @an9t
senote ben tilbase til 8umpninsen og
tire @au9e unberisste ben 9ruset.
Seq bar en- ipris 2illtuer, utaalmo'
big eiter at ie, boao Der plloe fomme,
Snart tiltienoegaU en- lipli9 3alfen met
grene, at ct 2ps bar saaet Op for Gle,
~fanten. Gen git ben os lusteoe til
Sra ltammen, iOm bar rullet bort fra
3ruset. 5Or ct gieblit troebe jes, al
ben t9ntte paa, after at an6riuse ben
paa Blabien. Men bet Dor, iom iee
fattebe, life ben @nbe, Der LIB oper, ION
iorpirrebe bens 5oritano, men ben @n:
be, iom bet life bar mulist for ben al
iploe. Soet ben lsfteoe 2ruset, Tom
ben berpaa for ct 9ieblit LOB boile paa
en- af fine tore Sober, ruQeoe ben pet
Sielp af fin Snabsl ben anbsn Stammt
bort, us iatte oerpaa 9ru9et neb, fac
at bet buileoe meo besse Gnoer pac
Soroen. 3ereiter penbte ben tilbast
til 8umpen % Iulofsrte fit grbeibe. I
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
l46

Taa benne b~ebaselise Waabe iorlsb pei bsnusb en- baIu
Sime.
8a bIep 0sren til be inbre SereIier ~pluSieIis aabnet,
og glura fom ub galbraot.
Senne Sra9t, Der par ~aipasiet efter VaQotalet, be-
FOB naturIi9uis life al Sage Os SIOmiter. Glpira bar
en- msrterso S~iItetiOIe, rigt 9arneret, Os Ouer StuIbrene
en- Niantiae al iurt 9pu, prpoet meo ct iuGrt groberi,
Der lao no, iom ON bet par bIeuet forferoiset ct Slos
tier. 6un en- naturIig 9toie iaaes ino fettet benoes
mOrte 6aar, iom Giatfen uar opfGitet meO en- briaians
teret gil. Sper s(rmen b9ugte i~fsoeslsit en- Palatine
AZ 3cbelifino, for at belfptte benoe mob Nattefuloen.
GIuira ualste altib, JOIN ri tiolisere bar benlGrtet, be
msrteite 6aruer, forbi be itemte met ouereus meo benoes
GENT Os gniiststrGt. Ss par benoes SOiIette oenne
0a9 emo lite ~slimrenOe, tlabte bet benbe beg ~ubeifriues
list. SGrtens Smioi9beO, 9aIens us armencs eluitiite
6orntsr, be iorte Softer, Der bette fig paa bet imutte
6ouec, alt imeIteoe iammsu til ben gubs6, Der ubsisr
Stisnbeben.
geor9 Os Sennins b~eniant bsnbss gstueIie. gs
piras zine bauoe beucr aIoris i~traalet i~aaIebes iom pau
beuue Dag. Get par, iom ON Sloen benz bapbe
transt fig til snbusr 5ibsr ben eIaitiite StitfsIis.
aun en- 9ante fsi sennem georgs Sial: %, baube
ies Blot life feet benbe ioas!"
Seq uioite life, :" iasbe bun neb en- let SiIieu, '"at
sapteinen auereoe par fOmmen; leg troeoe, fSen bet par
iaa title Salen, at fun Dor Baron par bsruos."
Sun Dor gerOn!" tentte Sennins, "Os bette /
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
l47

Bans 9lGrperelie! Uten 81, b, min 6rsteu min
Cur tommer pei %o9iaa!~
Seq bar alereos npbt 9r. garonens Selifab en-
Stuno, iuarebe @eors, men ba ri irp9tsbe for at iOrs
itprre 3amerne, sr Dor SamtaIe blspen fsrt sanite
iaste."
s en- itolt Gone bentGrts0e Baron Ssnnins:
"5rotenen er iitfert ufsIiom for ben 6~OrnsieIe at
bore en- artisbeo paa SauObsoeus gstOitnins."
Seq, iusoe GeOrs Os t%iIfaitsbe gurOneu ct glit,
iom latte bssges Blob ct ~itGrtere SmIob, "uOuer at
tro, at 6rstenen life bOIbsr al paa artigbsosus Bstofts
ming at bore en- Snnobeb, Der naturlisuis maa pare
benoe aIbees IisespIois."
Seq er us paa, mine 9errer," tOs M Gluira Srbet
/ en- munter Os ~bebasslis Gone, "at be be9se maa baps
llret! Smiblertib, tiIitaar iea, at is er en- srtIaret 6ienbe
al alt, buao Der fer og sisres paa artisbeosns getoits
ming; os for at ut, buOr trO is bGusr uso bsnue
grunOiGtnius, uil ies life, paa en- Gio, Der fun Dor tis
bore uor sooe Bart, 6aptsin groi6sr, beoe ON en- 6ors
tlOrius Oper @runoen til 6erreruss ~foritielise lanter.
- Men ies slemmer 10 sanite at ipprse til ~Stanoinas
pisn"s gsteriter ies ~formooer, at baaoe ban Os De,
Sr. &uptein, bar buut fOrferbelis neset at tase pare
ioag.~
"llbstpbsIi9t / 5orboIo til ben @tGbe, ri ueutsr os.
Msn leg %forftrsr. at 8apteiu Sroider bliuer ~utrOiteIis,
buis ian ifaI pente iOr Ieuse paa fine ~tiGrelte Gieiter.
9betiebelen ipuaer pit uQereoe usb oeuus Gio."
gu Tom Ssnbela o. itrcr eiter 6omnanbprtnptsiHen
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

149
ROmmanOs rtapteinsn, bUis Die trOliseu bauOe iulgt
RstniHssn al geOrss...
"a Selita6st Tom ne6 til Stsost, buor gartasien
laa, ipraug geOrg naturIi9Uis isrit nso for at bRlpe
8amerne. 9ten til bans ubsitrips!ige 9arns aI0sns
ituno bette par nOset, Der sssntIis tuuOe unisss for bans
u6eitribeIige Ret iprang garonsn ueO paa famine
lib, srsb GlUra5 9aanO os lsfteos 5enhe uGIten neO
gaaOen. Ut baauItst Bit pua georg, Der par root
til at laoe ben auereoe uoitratte Arm lputs, oporsu osns
mes Jtaiei til en- iaame9st tsrre 6siOe, Iom Glpiya
matte baUe ieet, at ban uar bIeUen iaa gOot Tom trRugt
titiioe paa bet 5artsi, ban isIu Commandments.
SuOrtsoe5 bet M git til msS glaSs,agniuesn, uioit
9eors neppe. u~Otrgttet bans anigt miuosos ON os
Stper, Der gaGr ioruo for en- Jig nGrmeuoe Storm. De
rpntsoe Gienbrpn, be Ipnenoe Zine uaatte imiOIsrtiO ior
be Ter SluprOsrs5 a~anOsligs BIitts bare ~iremtaISt Miu,
bet ON lampen; tbi Iigeiom bersrts al ct e~Isttriit Stse
rstteoe be zig iueiret % O~ppsbieoe meo Optofteoe aarer %
ubeuageli9e iom BiOeOltstter Sr0reu til at latte at.
6auoe GeOrg feet, bViItet b~ebnssIist Subtrpt bette
lille StHeipiI gioroe paa elptra, % bauOe ban leet,
bUOr ~unaapigt bet gItt par, Baron 6snuing srboIbt,
uiIos ban BABE Jolt is nOset ~beroIiset. Nen M branott
6oruGrmslien bans Blob; % forit sfterat Romman,
oprtopteinsu bauOe siUst BAN ct Sint. Commandments
ban get all" en- Gone. Der 1T 6rsten Ssnesla til al
sisre ct bst Sop paa ben fasbetlGots Cote.
Oct par ct bsrIigt Sun at ie ben MQnaOe Saaos,
JONI ben itisnue ausulta'.en spussbs ben mob bet isn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

ga, ies FAR pGret for baaro, altiOr
baarS. Seq bar prabt min Sgn. Seq
bar orRbt BAN - men ies elitsOe BAN
= min iiare Ssn. San Cub til9iUe
mig! Seq bar uaret for baaro! ans
mig, mine ggrn!"
Ge iaiieoe fig ON ben samle Manos
6als % iDsieoe bam mango @an9e.
ginger sreb bunr, os al bans aiarIiss
beo tom hunbreoiulo tilbase.
2Ruse 9r4o ban poer Bilbelms
Barn, meoens ban tanfte paa 8ilbelm.
3isie fire bosbe MI / famine GUS.
Sitter ct aars 6Orlsb 9iiteoe Marie iig
anoen Sang.
Cora leueoe ugift til iiA 3sb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

145
Oct par netop til bette Buntt, Baron Sennina par
tommen, ba ban - bet met prautue 0uue oper, at
ban forsiGues baube pentet paa Gluira ct belt 6parter,
Tor at tale ct Bar Orb meo benoe blep afbrubt at
8aptetn 2etslers allerebe pelbefienote Sfriot Gntreeu.
nbe at Stanb til at uGrs bofis mob en- 9erion, iom
meo eller imob fin gilie bapbe ~iorityrret bans pIaner
Planer, iom for BAN par alt - ioreiatte ban fla i
Bet .eaer rettere, ban foreiatte fig intet, men
tulste blot ben sieblitteIi9e, itygse SnOifpoeIie at uGre
iaa ubofis ium muIist os lite brpbe fig ON, buorIepes
Oct bleu optaget.
SIusienbe al Surme FOB geOrs enOnu pua Guluet.
enoeIt9 ipur9te ban meo 6eiti9beo:
"gr acknowledgement life biemne 2"
Oct peO ies life, " iuareOe 0ennins os f~ortiutte fin
Setturs meb en- poerit ~ubefpmret NRine, mepens Siertet
boppeOe al @IGOe bum ouer ben gipOslie at tunne ersre
os gOmgse ct Nienneitc, buem ban buuOe f~Oreiat fig, ON
muIi9t, at brine til gOerIisbeOer.
Sette IptfeOes BAN bog life; tbi paa ben Gone, bpori
SOaret bleu ptret. mGrteOe geOrs itrar, fra buup aant
g'nosn bIGfe, %, itieut bay Iuuetfra fife brifepe fig til
peraf at bragg poerligers Slutninger, par ben Spbas
9slis, ban bauoe siOrt, bog tiltrattelis til of fringe BAN
til SeIubeberifeIie. GoIist git ban ben til ben amoen
enoe al SaIen, tcs en- 9ommebos frsm os latte fig neo
Tor at blade nosle Gesnifaber; men bette pilbe bog
Ute ret saa ira Saonoen; tbi Iiseipm Baron Ssunins,
pllSe bon fun baue roicerbs al at pars psIeIlat.
lSA-~A -
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
3 SafobS Staco=
Boa.
griuorin9er fra ben bauf.tpIte artg

s anlebnins al ben ilensborsIte Sas
oersmano S. Ilaetners Sorosf9ro
brinser en- banIt auis islgenoe Sfit.
bring al ben afbsbes Serb ueo Siem.
b%rinselien al be bsbe ps iaarebe fra
Santelmarf:
San baobe en- esen itilferoig Maaoe
at tale paa, uoen fore Orb, men j9ont
og inoerlis os life uben auue. gebIt
bar bet bog, naar man fom bien til
bam ielp os funbe faa BAN pla9et til
at lutte bet fore Statol op % taoe fine
slbum8 frem meo Sotbaterbineoerne
ira Srisens 9io = "Sntel Satobs"
SiQeobpser - iaa funbe ban iortelle
% blioe peo at iort9le; buert npt
Silebe falote for bam en- Hetfe Wins
Der frem, Der formeoe fig til ben enc
6iitUrie eiter ben anben, inart lpitise
mart ~iDrseli9e.
San f~ortalte iaa ont iaarebe % ogoe,
ban baooe bentet bjem fra Sla9mars
fen, ON Soloaterne8 2iu paa 2asarets
tet, ON buOrOan Be oauife bar blepen
bjulpne til at ilD9te fra 5lensbors,
naar be bar iaa ralte, at be funoe
tomme aiiteo, pm fin Striuen for Sols
oaterne 6jem til beres 5amilie, ON buno
Der bleu at bans "3reu9e" ieuere i 81
bet - ban Hap benz ngoi9 at SDne -
fort ia9t, ON i'm belle MEME ltefiRrlige
% opoirenoe Serb, men paa Ell iaaoan
Ntaaoe, at ban alOri9 ielu fom / 6urs
9runoer, p9 at, boao Fan baObe siort,
oar ben ielpisl9elisite Sag al &erOeH.
Seq buffer en- iaaoan sliten, ri iab
uppe hos banr, en- norit Snianterifaps
teln os ies, ps ban f~ortalte ON SIa9et
peb Santelmarf os 8a9en berefter, -
f%ortalte ON, boorleoes ban bapoe bebt
ben tDIte Sperfommanoo / Slensbor9
ON at faa Sou til at bente De osoe inc
til SDen, bpac Der bleu bam tilitaaet,
naar ban fit p~berlisere 2iQabelie al en-
aaptein (Sauptmann), iom bauoe Cp,
ipn meo Slasmarten.
"Ses to9 iaa ct Bar gosne," for>
talte ban, "Oa tjsrte beruo tiblis ON
Morsenen for at tisre bore bsbe bjem.
Sapteinen MATTE ies 10 fSrit ie til at
finoe, oa ies tom oeruo. San laa os
iop, men ies git aIiaepet ino til ham,
% BAD ON Coz
asa, De taser pef oors 5O1f meb?"
iasoe ban.
"Iaturlisuis, Sr. "Sauptman", os
iaa fit jes 3iaaoelien."
"8i iplbte iaa gosnen meb bsbe -
DANTE naturlisois, fsiebe ban til, meo
lit lune emil; pi lasoe iaa ct Gar
giterrisere puenpaa, og iaa fisrte ri.
pa Ri MI fom til aapelet, ipingeoe
ies up for 8orten us talote @raueren
no. Seq bar libt betanfelis ueb, on,
ban bible labe mig llipSe ino meo ale
be Ssoe Soloater. Seq pioite life, ON
ban a tpifiinoet eaer oanltlinoet.
"Ses bar nosle bsoe til benz, iasoe
ies.
set tpite Rat pil ies life bat" iuas
rebe ban os ifulbe til at imatte gors
ten /.
$50, men bet er 10 banife Soloater!"
raabte ieg.
"Gaa ia. bet ct en- anben Sag, tOm
iaa bare meb bem," iusbe ban.
Saa tus Ri benz al 8Osnen iatte benz
ino i &apelet meo Rpssen mob Beg
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
WIN. L. EASTON'S

.eget "graao", iom ri I'LL freulbpoer. Oct be-
itaar al alGoer, iom ui ielu bar palgt no, CT ia
briferet ipecielt for Ds, Og meb bore alnOers
Sarp Og SOrDel for Sic. Sper Sraf al buer
&lGbrillg er nlGrtet "gS. g, Gaiton". gi per-
ionlig garanterer, at bisie Garer er belt al lllo,
Dg at pi giper gObt cit Dollars Serb for buer
Dollar, bet toiter &jpberer. 0ette er medium
priced Garer, tbi alorig er 9arer bleule ilOz
tjDbte %biQigere, og ri ifal ielge benz %Oerefter.
9ore 8lebni1ger til $40 eQer $l2 ct alOrig
opertrufne Der / 6atoele1. Saar letter ri DC
Is Collars &lGDnillger NED til $40. 6iottl bar
De ueret iolgt for S18 Dg Op til $50 baaOe al
.Ds % 9lnDre. 9e {" nDDeltge.
Sore Sperfratfer er altomne; ct uOnlGrfet
uOn1Grfet llOpalg; ale mooerne StDles. SIDE,
latge Sratfer er paa NtODelt; De forte a%fitlnt=
pebe brllges life lGltgere. Scr life iaa taabelig
at ijpbe alGber eiter iiOite Saars6acOn. Som,
Dg beipg Ds, Dg ri pil piie benz nloDerlle Eager
t enbuer Jtetntng.
VIII,
RELIABLE TAILOR CLOTHIER
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-14
Delaware Exhibits.

General r. r. Kenny, of Dover, Ex-
ecutive Commissioner of the World IS
Fair Managers for Delaware, has re-
ceived notice of the following Della
ware exhibits that will be made at the
Chicago Exposition: State of Della
ware-Agricullural exhibit, fish and
fisheries exhibit, timber exhibit, histor-
ical exhibit, Delaware Hosiery Com
pauy, Dover, exhibit of Hosiery; L. A.
Levy, Dover, fruit brandies; VonCulin
Company, Delaware City, incubators;
David Refs, Milford, preserved fruits
and vegetables. Wilmington-Thomas
Drein & Son, life boats, RATS, ETC. +;
Egde Moor Iron Co. sections of bridges;
Delaware Fibre Co., hard fibre; John
Brown, pipe organ; Lobdell Car Wheel
Co., car wheels; Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company, railroad cars, steam
ship models; Jackson & Sharp Co.,
railroad cars; Smith & Painter, fruit
syrups; Wilmington Dental Co., dental
goods.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-14
Death of Senator Kenna.

John E. Kenna, U. 5. Senator from
West Virginia, died in Washington
early Tuesday morning. victim of
heart disease. His death was not un-
expected, as he had been perceptably
failing for some time. He was only
forty-Gve years old. He began life as
a farmers son, and when yet boy he
entered the Confederate Army, After
the war he studied law and soon be
came prominent lawyer in his own
State. When but twenty-nine he was
elected to Congress, the youngest man
10 the House of Representatives. He
has been twice elected 10 the Senate,
his last term would expire in 1895.
He was highly esteemed by all who
knew him; was one of the most
genial members of the Senate, and
though strong partizan and able
Democratic leader, he had the respect
Of his political opponents. He leaves
wife and six children.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-14
HE INHALES GAS

And the Housekeeper Finds Him
Dead in Bed.
Evan s. Perkins, a farmer living in
Brandywine hundred, died in Will
mington on Wednesday from inhaling
gas. He went to town on Tuesday
to transact business and engaged a
room at the Central Hotel, which
is kept by Mr.. George Ortlip. On
Wednesday morning the man failed to
appear at a seasonable time, when the
housekeeper tried to awaken him,
but receiving no response, an entrance
was made into his room where he. was
found breathing very hard and ap-
parently in a dying condition. A
physician was soon summoned, but it
was too late to do anything for him
and he died in few hours. The
gas burner was found to be turned on
and the room was laden with the
poisonous odor. 1t is supposed that
he had turned the gas off, upon re-
tiring, but the burner being an old
one, he unconsciously turned it on
again, as it was one of the kind that
turns on indefinitely. He was 81 years
old, and was very well-to-do and
respected farmer
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-14

Daily. Daily except Sunday
,ui, saops 70 leave passenger from Will
minSton ana points norli or take n,,ssen
gers Inf.polnis souts of Delinar
tor. ~
III" Stops 10 leave passenpe,s from vii.
minyton or points north.
south AiouA i"ihts
south oi Deimar. or take passen,-ers tor
Dovtr. ih' anu
~ Stops to let OF passengers from no,n,s
south OF harrington. o"' po'n's
NEW CASTLE AcooMMoDATIoN TRAlNs-
dn, Ltuve liinlngton u 06 a IN, aud 81 % m.
sa1iy g "a ana @ar u y m $50 40 40, is and
y ~ "a ana ~ 10 p m daily, 9 3l 93I. IIe2 a m.
10, lo, o 30 30 and - u M, week days
N Expf6ess an6 sr,,u, .rains leaving Harrington so
run through solid TO and trou, naIIi,,,-Sy,.s,
Via Porter and Newark
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND 4 VIRGINIA. r r.
Lea' harrington 1ur FrankIu civ nnd
TnsysSan TTny ss,lions ~ - ! N, weekday g IS m,
Iuesuays, thursdays and SATURDAYS Kes
turning, Train leaves Franklin civ q 90 !,
IN, week days, 10 p IA, Tuesdays Tbnrs
Gays and SATURDAYS
Leave Hari ingion fu, t,eory.to,
Lewes IL: ~ 3S u IN, q 30 d IN. Retnrning
leave Lewis 735a IN, $50 in.
.,sI r1r berila, leave Harrington 10 S. a m
days and Saturdays. Returning Isnve Re,.-
IN IN = vi !, III Weekdays, 259 D IN Tnesdavs
ibufsuays ana saturdays.
TOT Chlhcoteague Island train Ie.,vfpo
harrington 10 3s u III We, k-d,lys. @ mnests sf
franklin City With ST, amer nor I.himcs,.
league Island. Returhiug, steamer ieays
, ?, ~ ~. conn. citing with train arriving al
IL rrlhgton Ul M week. days
QUEEN ANNE KENT H. R.-Iea ~ T,wn-
se"d lor CehtrevilIc and wly stntioI,s q :, a
III ana 10 p In Meek-days Rtinrni,,a I.,.vs.
Centrevllie ~ a III and so d m weeksiays
I'ELaWAIE CHEsAPEAKE r. RI a;v.
Clay ton I, oxford ,nd way sIuti,,ns q ~ a
III and sc III week k-days Reiurnimy 80. %
UXf1rd 81 u IN and 30 p m week DAYS
CAMBRIDGE & SEAFoRD X k-Ienve Ss.,ord
t1r Cambridge and intermsuinte stnIions
IL ~ II IN weekdays, and on TuesCiavs n hnrs
days, and Saturdays 10 III. K;tnrninS
leave Cambridge 30 Ia, and on Tness,avs,
thursdays, ana Saturdays d m
CoNNECTIoN-At Porter with Nawur,, sna
D'IaWare City 6aliroad. At Townsend with
Queen Anne's q Kent RAILROAD. Al CI.vIon m
with Delaware aid Chesapeake RsiIro,3 sn6f
baltimore ana Delaware Bay RriIroad At
Huntington, with Delaware M.rvlsnd nd
virginia kaiiroad. At Seaford with lam
Drlrge Seatord Railroad. Al nelinar with
New York. philadelphia u NorfoiI~ Went
co roc0InoSe, anu Peninsula Railroads.
CHAS PUGH, General Manager
K WOOD. General Passenger Agents
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-14
Prison Reform .

Mrs. J.K. Barney, who, as public
speaker, was SO favorably received in
iddletown several years ago, is on
an evangelistic tour through thisState,
and has addressed large audiences at
number of our towns and cities this
week, her services having been en-
gagged by the Delaware w. G. T. U.
Mrs. Barney is National Superintend-
ent of prison work, and her special
mission here is to secure prison re-
form, and to found an Industrial
school for women and girls. She ap-
peared before the Legislature in Dover
on Tuesday in these interests. 1t was
through her efforts on a former visit,
that police matron was appointed
at the City Hall in Wilmington 1t is
cause for regret that she does not
come to Middletown during her stay in
the State.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-14
GENERAL BUTLER's DEATH.
Catised by Heart Faflure-He was 75
Years Old.

Gatised by Heaft Failure-He was 75
Years Old.
Benjamin F. Butler, lawyer, poll
tican, manufacturer and Millionaire,
died at his home in Washington at
1.30 O. clock on Wednesday morning,
after an illness of only a few hours.
While his health had been much i'm
paired for a number of years, there
was no indication or apprehension OF
the near approach of death, and the
day before he was stricken, his famil-
lar face was seen in the Supreme
Court of General Sessions.
He resided with his niece and
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Dunn,
and Tuesday night spent a pleasant
evening in social conversation, and
retired at II O'Clock. But shortly
after midnight he was taken with a
severe spell of coughing, and though
physicians were speedily summoned
there was little that could be done,
and he died in very little while.
The end was apparently painless,
and, accordingly to the doctors GER
tificate, was brought about by heart
failure, superinduced by an acute at
tack of pneumonia.
As a public man he has had very
remarkable career, but he leaves a
record that few will envy. He was a
prominent figure in the civil war, but
his military career is not marked by
any great achievements. He was even
an inscriptions politician, and has
found shelter in almost every political
fold known in the land He was a
candidate for Governor of Massa-
chusetts for three different parties,
and was finally elected by the Demo
Gratis in 1889. He was radical Repub-
lican leader as a member of Congress
after the war, and though he had
been a supporter of every party that
existed during his public life, at the
time of his death there was not party
to claim him. His greatest distinc-
tion was his masterful intellect and his
cunning as lawyer, and he took
great pleasure in the fact that he was
no fool.
In private life he was not licentious,
and there was nothing he dispised
more than that in other men. He
was not pious, but charitable, and al
ways champion of the lowly. His
devotion to his wife was remarkable,
and after her death he was never the
same.
He leaves two children, a son and a
daughter, and an estate which is esti-
mated at Isl, 900, 600. He will be buried
in the family lot at Lowell, Mass.