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The advocate., 1895-02-13
Cooperative Commerce and Finance.
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actual money exists, there is shown do
Dosits Of S11O, ,1125O; loans, 902.58437;
reserve, s1T52S19; with but &7,S9O.62
cash in bank. Thus, what is loaned out
may and does enter the bank again in
the form Of deposits, and may 90 con-
tinue thirteen and one-hsR times, until
the banks show deposits Of sl,486, 600;
loans, $l,249,OOO; reserve, 1886, 600; and
lawful money in banks, $4,000. All Of
this has originated from the Rrst $780,
600. The banks in this condition are
now by law prevented from issuing any
more loans, but ere allowed TO use the
reserve during each days business.
ROBERT HANSON.
The advocate., 1895-02-13
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Feb 11-Eggs- Receipts were
somewhat larger this morning than on previous
days. The feeling is about steady, though
some dealers expect decline Strictly fresh,
23h024c,
Poultry-Supplles small; there was a slight
advance this morning; hens, Sc; mixed
springs, &C.; small, 7c ROSTERS, l2h015c;
dressed chickens, 607c. Turkeys, firm; old gob-
blers, 415c; young, 5hc; hens, 70; dressed tur-
keys, 61s071Sc; dry picked, hens, 7hc; young
gobblers, 6Kc. Ducks, scarce, firm, 1850. Geese,
firm small and medium, 617c; large, IL lbs.
and over, 708c. Pigeons, dull, 75c per dOz.
Butter-Receipts light; a good demand for
choice grades; poor quality sold to pack
ers generally; extra fancy separator, 200
22c; fancy, 1s019c; fair, 17c dairy, fancy, 15c;
fair, l20lSo; fancy roll, 1291Sc; fair roll, 100
Ito; packing, steady, e0so old, Sc. Much good
roll can only be sold to packers.
The advocate., 1895-02-13
Entertainments and Exhibits.
NO. 4.

NO. I.
This series OF articles Ia presented for
the purpose Of advancing the social in
tesests In our Alliances. We need more
Of the cooperating spirit to insure COM
plete success in this department. II
there happens to be but one sister who
will suggest and plan for this line OF
work, others will soon catch the inspira'
tiOn and rally to assist; the fraternal
spirit is engendsEsd, and we ell feel bet
Tor for ths effort Of promoting happiness
and kindly feeling, and, perhaps, re-
ploting our treasury, for the sub. ALI
anco winch enjoys the distinction Of a
full treasury is the one upon the high
way to prosperity.
The first essential is planning and eX-
eCuting suppeFs Of various kinds, such 90
oyster, ice cream, box suppers, straw
berry festivals, wstermelons and grapes,
In fact, almost anything in it's season
nicely arranged will become source OF
profit, amusement and general social
development.
This winter weather 10 suggestive OF
such splendid Ice cream Huppera. Yet,
there are scores cf people who are not
familiar with this luxury during the
season that 1t can be produced with 80
little trouble and in state Of perfection
unequaled in the warm season. To the
doubter / would suggest shat the proof
Of the pudding Is in the eating" Try
it Gnd be convinced that you never be-
fore Ats any that will compare with the
genuine "Alllance" ice cream, made Ol
twO.thiEda good, sweet cream, OnS-third
rich milk, with sugar, and favoring tt
taste. Don't spoil it with anything
slsa) II there is snow, use il instead ol
ice, and pack the same 70 layer Of SNOW
and layer Of salt), then pour IN enough
cold water to make 1t ''slushy," and the
cream will freeze in about oAe-half the
time.
By mutual cooperation, such an on
tsrtainment can bS easily arranged. WI
havO practical demonstration that any
thing 70 eat, planned ss q surprise, th'
brethren particularly appreciate, same
ns Father Adam in the long ago.
To the sisters, we recommend the plsl
Of being liable at any time to bring
nice lunch with you, make coffee OF
your school house stove; the increased
and regular attendance will prove th'
efficacy Of this method; every man viii
bo afraid to stay at home less he shoul'
miss q nice treat. In arranging for
public supper As q means OF increasing
revenues, have, in connection, for th'
opening exercises, q short program con
Hlating Of music, recitations, etc.
Box suppers are q change from thI
ordinary mode, and ste very interesting
under certain conditions. Each lad!
must prepare supper sufficient for tW'
individuals, and place, with her name, il
box or basket. The boxes are turned
over to Q committee which number
each box and makes 3 ticket with Q cor
responding number. The tickets on
The advocate., 1895-02-13
st. Louis Grain.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Receipts, wheat 1900
bu. last year, 1913 bu.; corn, 9O,1OO bu. last
year, 1898 bu OATS 2S 100 bu; last year, 81 900
bu.; rye, 700 bu.; barley, $50 bu; hour, 2,92s
bbls.; shipments, wheat, 1926 bu.; corn, 1900
bu.; OATS 314O bu.; rye 700 bu; flour, S,219 bbls.
Wheat-Cash, 51%052Ac; February, 51Ic; May,
52%c; July, $40. COrn-Cash, 4Oc; February,
4Oc; May, 412Ic; July, 1890. oats-Cash, SO1Sc;
February, 9Oho; May, 20%o.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

Hogs-Receipts since Saturday, 1880; ship
ments none. The market dropped about 25c
below the close Saturday, and closed to-day
about SO higher than the opening. Packers
were free buyers Of Medium weights. The
top was S205, and the bulk Of sales 37O03 80
against S42O for top and S3.9O04O0 for bulk on
sales.
The advocate., 1895-02-13
AN ACT

Making an appropriation for the purchase Of
coal for the needy people in Western Kan
sas.
WHEREAS, The necessities Of the people OF
western Kansas demand immediate relief,
breakage OF machinery at the state pentten.
tiary rendering itimpossible to secure asupply
OF fuel from that source within q time to rem.
der the relief required, therefore,
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Kansas:
SECTION /. That the sum Of two thousand
dollars, or 80 much thereof as may be neces.
sary, is hereby appropriated out Of any
moneys in the state treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the purchase upon the open
market Of coal for the use OF and for distribu-
ton among the needy people Of western Kan
sas.
SEC. q The state board of railroad commits
sioners are hereby authorized and directed to
90 upon the open market and purchase, i'm
mediately after the taking effect Of this act,
coal for distribution among the needy people
of western Kansas to such an amount, within
the limit Of the sum hereby appropriated, as
the information in their possession and the
authenticated demands made upon them by
duly authorized authorities Of the several
counties of western Kansas may require.
SEC. 8. The auditor Of state is hereby au'
thOrtzed to draw his warrants upon the treas
urer of state for the purpose stated In section
one of this act and in such amounts as may
be necessary to llquidate all claims presented
to him upon duly authenticated vouchers 8p-
proved by the state board Of railroad commits
sioners for coal purchased under the provl-
siOns of this act.
SEC. l. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the Off"
/ hereby certify that the above bill origi-
mated in the house and passed that body Feb
rusry 2, 1895.
Speaker of the House,
FRANK L. BROWN,
Chief Clerk Of House.
Passed the senate February 6, 1895.
JAMES A. TROUTMANi
President Of the Senate.
w. L. BROWN,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Approved: E. N. MORRILL,, Governor.
STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
l, w. G. Edwards, secretary Of state Of the
state of Kansas, do hereby certify
r,v,,1 that the foregoing is a true and cor
t'"AHI rect copy Of enrolled bill now on
file in my Office.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto sub
sCribed my name and affixed my official seal.
Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 9th day of Febru-
ary, 1895. w. @. EDWARDS,
Secretary Of State.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

Our DOLLAR LIBRARY is q good thing
to put into the hands Of people who
have mot been reading reform literature.
It goes free with three 81 subscribers to
the ADVOCATE.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

above and foregoing Is true and correct copy
Of enrolled house bin No. 57S, now on file In
my Office.
In testimony whereof, have heFeunto sub
seribed my name and affixed my
[sEALl Official seal. Done at Topeka, Kas.,
this 18th day Of February, A. D. 1895.
w. G. EDWARDS,
Secretary OF State.
The advocate., 1895-02-13
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-Hogs-R Receipts 6S,OOO;
0,sSS; left over about 1000; quality rather good,
market slow and weak, prices 2S0SOo lower.
Sales ranged at S36504.OO for light: S3.75099 90
for rough packing; SSsO04lO for mixed; 1895
@42O for heavy packing and shipping lots;
pigs, &2.9O0SSG
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; oflclsl Saturday, L.
SO6; shipments Saturday, 76l; market dull,
prices to 100 lower.
Sheep-Reeelpts, 1900; ofloial Saturday So
eOS; shipments Saturday, bTl; market dull,
prices 5Ol0c lower.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
The advocate., 1895-02-13
MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Live Stock.

KAMBAs CITY Feb, ll.-Cattle-R -Recei pts since
Saturday, 6,O67; calves, 90. The cattle market
opened very dull and about 1Oc lower on heavy
steers and weak on lights. Texas cOttonseed
fed steers were about steady. The following
are representative sales:
The advocate., 1895-02-13
Published February 1S, 1885,
House Bill No. 57S.
AN ACT

Making appropriation for the legislative de-
partment, Including clerks. committee
clerks and employees, mileage for members
and delegates Of both houses, lieutenant
governor and chaplain Of each house, post
age for members Of both houses, lieutenant
governor, secretary Of the senate, and chief
clerk of the house Of representatives and eX-
penses incident to the general session OF the
legislature OF 1890.
Be IL enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Kansas;
SECTION /. The following sum, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary, Is hereby appro-
priated out of any money In the state treasury
not otherwise Appropriated, for the payment
Of the per diem and mileage OF the members
and delegates Of the legislature, lieutenant
governor, chaplain Of each houses, for per diem
OF officers, clerks and messengers OF both
houses, at the rate provided by law, Tor post
age for members and delegates OF both houses,
lieutenant governor, secretary OF the senate,
and the chief clerk Of the house, in an amount
Of ten dollars (Sl0l each, the sum OF twenty
thousand dollars (S2O0O0).
SEC. Q That the foregoing, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary, shall be PAID az
the rate allowed by law, and the auditor OF
state Is hereby authorized to issue his war
rants on the treasurer Of the state In the
amounts specified in section OF this act,upon
sworn vouchers duly itemized and filed In his
Office.
SEC. ThlS act snall take eneCG anu Oe ~
force from and after its publication In the
official state paper.
/ hereby certify that the above bill origi-
mated in the house and passed that body Feb
ruary 6, 1896
G. f. LoBDELL,
Speaker Of the House.
+. L. BROWN,
Chief Clerk Of House.
Passed the senate February IL, 1895
JAMES A. TRoUTMAN,
President Of the Senate.
w. L. BROWN,
Secretary OF Senate.
Approved 10 q. m, February II, 1895.
E. n. MORRILL,,
Governor.
STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
I, w, C. Edwards, secretary OF state OF the
state Of Kansas, do hereby certify that the
The advocate., 1895-02-13
Kansas City Grain.

MWu8N8 NEbV NEHEMs
KANsAs CITY, Feb. 1.-THE railroads brought
IN no wheat here to-day. A car Of choice red
which arrived Saturday sold Of $40, Kansas
Oily. Ne sales Of wheat out of store were re-
pGEeaA EelaaEA Nakea SROpl AllEaAy' . prices.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

Horses-Receipts Since Saturday, l4O The
receipts were a little heavier than the last
few days Of last week. Some good private
sales were made this morning. The outlook is
somewhat brighter, as shippers will be able to
send out their purchases.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

Published February Is, 1851
Substitute for House Joint Resolution No. z.
From the Committee on Ways and Means.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

Making an appropriation for the purchase Of
coal for the needy people in Western Kan
sas.
The advocate., 1895-02-13

Sheep Receipts since Saturday, 1865;
shipped Saturday, 3,O73 The market opened
active at steady prices. The supply was 5000
and few sales were recorded early. The
following are representative sales:
8l..,,,,.., Is 4OO 1877 l,,,,. "a $3.50
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07

Every Waist we have
is now reduced nearly one
half and some even more.
This is a late buyers op-
portnnity, 2 Waists for one,
which to be sure is a great
waist for somebody.
Waists Of fine Organdie,
IN colOred stripes; all the
season $l.50, now 75 cents.
Sizes 81 to 40.
Waists of Black and
White Lawn, $3.50; now Is
cents. Only six of these
size 81.
Waists of fine Percale in
neat blue, pink and ecru
stripes, always $1.25, now
65 cents.
Six size 80.
Four size, "a.
One size, SO.
One size 3S.
Waists Of fine Madras,
blue and white, pink and
white, neat stripes, Sl.5O,
now - cents.
Three size 80.
Three size "a.
Two size SO.
Waists Of fancy stripe
Madras, always $500, now
$l.0O.
Three size 80.
Two size "a.
Two size SO.
Waists Of Stripe Lawn,
black, blue, pink and white,
Sl.25, now IS cents.
Seven size 80.
Eight size "a.
Two size SO.
Waists of extra quality,
corded KaikiwaSh silks, and
which we sold first of the
season for So each are now
81. They are the last of a
.arge lot and mostly in pink
md white and pink and
pink stripes. Sizes only "a
md 36.
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07

A VIRGINIA OUTRAGE.-It annears
that John Dern, a German. went to
Lunenberg county to live. He was
soon approached by the moonsbiners
OF that neighbOrhood and asked tn
JON with them in evading the law
rms he declined to do, and since then
ne mas been subject to all kinds of per
Secutlons from his neighbors. The
richmond State says that even his wife
mas been cruelty beaten and ali his
properly destroyed. This is pretty
the law, and the Richmond naner
loudly calls on the governor to punisb
the offenders. It is Just such incidents
as the foregoing which keep the south
from receiving the better class of i'm
migrants, and a considerable number
OF Northern and Eastern people who
are looking for new homes.
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07
Big Saving in Furniture.
THIS CAN BE DONE FOR ONE MONTH At
THE WANAMAKER TRADE SAFE

- bh DONE FOR ONE MONTH AT
THE WANAMAKER TRADE SALE
In these days when money comos had
ana goes easy it is like a present of actnsI
cash TO be given the chance to buv stanIs
| up-to.date and every way reliable Goods
at prices third lower than are usnoGI,,,
asked for duplicate values. This cbance
comes 0ut seldom, but it is now here offered
~ the trade sale at Wanamaker's. which
my tne larles gifts of old, holds out only
so long, and if inthe next month the hu,aS
does not see to it that the needed niece Of
iturhlture IS purchased. there can be no
vail P''0eS rs no" pre-
everything that you need, from a sinple
Shalr TO an ornate suite of bed room or
uttaNwlhg room furniture clusters together
az a., tnls great gathering of weakened prices
are no weak, or spawn -iOinted arti
cIes, however, among the lot, even down
among the first letters in the price ainbobot
rernsps you look about the house snd
say, II Is overcrOwded now" but isn't
1Here always room for a dainty little chair
mneh you ind It in gilt and brocaded SILK
marked ~, and isn't it a piece of pleassnt
economy to clean out the bows or 0irTs
room, replacing the old ramshackle, mis-
tha .hia'GLueu Lu gleaningS from every quarter of
tne mouse with dainty little set in oaL,
wnen ,T9 the three pieces only cost $40
Then again, perhaps you have been wont-
ing china cabinet, but have heretofore
regarded 1t as too much of a luxury. Looked
upon 1t as an aristOcrat in the furniture
Ilhe and have said, Il can't afford il Vet -
ou can afford it now, for amid the wbirl-
WIND of bargains is a cabinet. lust sucb .
one as you are looking for, with round GLASS
ehus ana square front, while the price nsrk
Is Is only Slo. 1t is the same way all through
.ne STOCK. Large or small pieces. richly
carved or severely simple; big value. little
price, on every one. '''''o
ana then there are carpets as well 495
pieces OF them, standard grades. that Won
Ihow the value of as well as Won know
Iour own age. They, too. fall into line
Elth the other prices in this great sale and
mere are as remarkable chances TO save
money mere as on the furniture. for the
arpet trade quotations indicate advances
price which will be the unpleasant greet.
ng for the tardy purchaser, who thinks
hMat az good things last forever.
nat there are hundreds appreciatinp the
uvantages, Of this sale, is proven bT the
verstocked delivery wagons and the extra
ush OF business at the freight depot. and
lOugn the stock is tremendous, il would
ave TO De dozen times as large to hold
Ut more than month when the goods are
% %larked IN such way that to see means
enforce to buy. -''''"A
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07
u "ii IN LeaVenmg Power-Latest u Govt Report
@:a!!!!l! g! fs&asg7 fRakiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Single Tax.
ABSOAUTEEY PURE
Correspondence to the Times.
EnITnn ~ .u N,

correspondence to the Times.
EDITOR OF THE TINES
INDUSTRY and thrift are Qualities that
sHouId be encouraged. A man ,ybo
improves his farm or his home who
maAeS TWO blades of glass grow wbere
one grew before, or builds comforto0
'iI uoine on the site OF a log but ia
! PunHc behelactOr. These and eirniIo.
! III inProFtmt attract men to the nlaca
"ucIe 'htN exist, and inCrense the com
'0'' ara pleasure of the surroundin,,
population. We all want TO see mr.
improvements around us: we kun,,
they are a henefitto the communi,,, Wv,
by taxing improvements and assess;no, NJ
,'oi ,auu Hilgher because of improvements
sPon IT, we hne every man who i'm
proves, and collect this fine everv yaar
ouIely thls Is foolish way to treat
,I .h proVements, and poor way to raise
'H9 revenue necessary for the suDport
OF government. PfOiV
Inc lalrest system of taxation ia ona
'hat lakes from an individual in nro.
portion to the benefit that he deriyes
from the community, and the noost
PracllcaI and just means of estimatino,
ana collecting this amount is bv tarin9
the rental value of land
Lana values are created by the pres.
ehce OF the community; where there
are no people, land has no rental
value. improvements are created hv
Cne individual one man alone unon
au lsland can improve it. So. in tav.
ing Iahd values and leaving improve.
nents untaxed, we would onlv taLo
LOT the community what was created
oy the community, and we would leave
10 the individual the full product of b;o
labor as an individual Rv tavinn,
fl tanu 10 It's rental value, land now held
ior speculative purposes and only nom.
inalIy assessed, would be assessed to
us true value, and the tax would com.
pen the owner to use the land or sell
10 someone who would, for it would
not pay him to keep it idle. This
"ould open opportunities for emplOv-
nenU " ana increase wages. Toillustrate
mis- would occupy too much of vonr
pace, but | will be glad to explain if
1t any future time.
A tax on land is the onlv one that
'annot be eVaded by dishonest Dersone
'r That cannot be shifted on to the CON
umer And such a tax would nor
'ear so heavily upon farmers as the
resent syttem, as improvements con.
tltute the larger share of their present
sse5ssment, most farm land being Of
.ttIe value if unimproved. The same
true of men who own their bomes.
he buildings are worth more than tbe
entail value of the ground. Beside
nat mere would be large saving in
nc price OF goods consumed. resulting
ON the abolition of taxes. These are
ome Of the advantages that wonld
ssult from the abolition of our present
'stem OF taxation, and the sabstitn-
on Of single tax.
Yours respectfully,
m, ARTHUR c. PLEYDELL,
fh'ladelphio, Pa, August |, 1895.
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07
"e"sn%IIni % One-DRY Trip TO Rehobo,h.
Dei'' or Ocean City, Md, at
Low Rntes

On Thursday August 10 and % a speoial
m;nn" rpirm VIII pc @ run by the Philadelphia, VIII
to Rehoboth and Ocean Citv' a fsiI nh dpa pany
either Of these popular resorts will bo bIsy ~ -
ioTMsea, Ts and the lowest rates charged.
These trip affords an excellent chance 60
spend day in bathing, sailing. and 6sbD
ing, ing, with but small expenditure Of
>; Inc tram will be run on schedule and
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07

MY little boy when two years of aVe
was taken very i'll with bloody flux /
was advised to use Chamberlain,s q
CoIic, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy
ana luckily procured part of bottle
! !, carefully read the directions aud gave
~ ~ accordingly. He was very low, but
slowly and surely he began to improve
gradually recovered, and Is now as ston,
ana strong as ever. feel sure IL saved
ms lie. never can praise the remedy
hali its worth. am sorry every one
IN the world does not know how sooS
II iss, as do.-Mrs. Lima s. Hinton
Grahamsville, Marion Co, Florida
For sale by Clifton & RAYMOND
Smyrna, Del. D0"u'
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07

In an obituary offs lady in Beacon
rails Conn. recently printed, the local
correspondent writes: "She has hean
sufferer for twenty years and was a
member Of the Episcopal church, We
cant see the connection, but perhans
some communicant Of that church can
explain 1t. - %"
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07
Delaware State C. E. Hymn.

4"" dAe oIdCe y. Il. hymn.
By G. II. KERR. Wilmington.
Sung at the Boston Conyeation.
BE our watchwords ever
Christ and Victory"
Words that cannot fail
10 make the fOeman flee.
Written on our banners.
Waving high in air,
Whosoever will may see.
CHORUS.
Marching, marching on,
FILLED with joy and song.
by our fruits may we be known in every
land.
From the Diamond State.
We march with steps elate.
Heart TO heart and hand in hand
May we be as fruitful
As the State we love.
Gaining strength and power
From our God above.
lie will give the victrv.
Let us work and trust,
All together onward mOve.--Cho.
Lifting up the fallen,
Strengthening the weak.
This is all the honor.
All the fame we seek.
Not by might, nor power,
Only in His Name,
Saviour keep us truly meek.
-Cho.
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07
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Surplus and Profits, sIl9, 1890.
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Co mpany,
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Specia lrates for large sums 10 remain Tor a year
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SPECIAL ATTENTION given TO the accounts OF
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The Company acts by authority Of law as
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Correspondence solicited and fun information
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Benjamin Nields, Jos. II. Chandler, NJ. u
VIM. j. McCiary, J. Davis sisler,
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VIM. p Bancroft VIM. X. Brnckle
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Smyrna times., 1895-08-07
JapOnettes
Black Satine

IN remnants 2 to 10 yards
each, 25-cent grade, for l29
cents.
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07

:, a, "A New York paper speaks of the
silence OF Gray Gables" Some one
VINO Is intimate with Mrs. Cleveland
should warn her of the danger Of using
soothing syrup for little Marion.
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07

When person is losing flesh and vast
ing away there is cause for alarm. Moth
ing 80 worries physician. Consumptives
usual weight. In fact there woSid ha CIR si
consumption if there was no wasting Of ,bo
system. The cause of this loss of fesb ;s >
failure to properly digest the food eaton
Nlne-.enths of all our diseases date kacir 70
some arrangement of the stomach. "
The Shaker Digestive Cordial will ston
inIs wasting OF the body. 1t acts by caus.
do good, for undigested food doas - naoso a. 70
harm than. good. The Cordial conta;ns
food fOca. already digested, and digester of
Smyrna times., 1895-08-07

Milford, Del....9.OO A. NJ. rs cents q ~
kedden, Del.....9.15 f" so " e0
TIsorgst9own, Del9;25 /" so rs
Rate to
Frankiord, Del~........9.45 As A. M. az een}s
Seloyville, Del, .........9.53 F" 50
Bishop, Md. ...............9.59 SO
Returning, leave Rehoboth $40 P. M
Ocean City 500 p. NJ. 49,