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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15
!. NJ. CLEMENS, Supt
Fron the Gillian

From the Citizen
INsANE.-On Thursday of last week, Dir.
Morris of Kingsville, accompanied Mr.. George
Harder, of Kingsvillc, TO the Asylum at New.
burg Mr.. Harder was an old go years of
agc) and much respected citizen of Kingsville
He was violent and the safety of his family
rendered his removal necessary.
AN OLD MAsoN.-Deucon A. w. w. UIickox,
at present resident of this township, Joined
the Ebrnczcr Lodge of Free and accepted
Masons at Wooster, Wayne Co, o., in 1916.
During the Morgan excitement, he received an
honorable discharge, with others, from the
Rising Sun Lodge, at Ashtabula, at about the
time the lodge surrendered its Charter in con-
sequence Of that difficulty. We doubt whelh-
er there is an older member of the mystic tic
in the township.
Mitchem, a former temperance
lecturer of this county--native of Kingsvillc-
and who was taken to the Asylu at Newburg
some three or four months ago, made his es-
cape from that institution last week At the
time, he was working Oh the farm, and getting
from under the immediate observation of the
oYerseer, run off. Search was instituted but
proved lruitless and has been abandoned.
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spalding's Clue. useful ond aiway. read,

ARE YOC GOING WEST I'll 20 tako our
advice and purcbasc your Tickets over the old reliable
and popular hsiAsnuri Pacific Railroad, which
ts Positively the only Linz ruus three Daily t..
press Trains from st. Louis to Ean.as City and tr
West and is rosITIvLLy. the Only line which r;i,5
Puilman's Palace. Slccpcr- and Fine Day Coaul e.
(sspecidAy for h.osers) equipped with Ml!rr'z SgGy
Platform and the Patent Steam Brats, from ST.
Louis to karsas City, Fot Scott, Parsons Lawrence
Lcaycnworth, Atchison, St. Joseph. Nebraska civ
Cupncl! Bluff, aud omaha H;daHt change For infor-
matiun in regard TO Time Tables raie-. &c. to any
point in Missouri. Kansas Nebraska Colorado Texas
or California. call lpun or address 5. II. TuoMPsoS
Agent Missouri Pacific Railroad COlrnhu-. Ohio: or
Z. a. FoHD. General Passenger Agent, ST. Louis No
10 trgNlle ~ nlfIret. QnesiiVhxl
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4 GENTS, we will pay yoq. $40 per
week in cash IL you will engage with 4s Al oacK.
Everything furnished and expresses paid. Address Y.
4. ELLIS 4 co., Charlotte, Mich. : - ~
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American Helles.-Amrr:c II lastly troud u
Ecg bs'uiiiui dcies. but how many mar thc b-i.lty
aud 100 HtJ htaih ;nC Nuaih. 5ccu1lc VreEaturyy
ola ~ appearance bv ncCctiHy 10 take proper
thel' teeth lhereEHH ha Hu c~guse OT Ills. SVE
DoHT. pfcnnui ."d Di an wcrN place between d o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

Our frieud and ncighDor, K. MKENzIE, is
upon his back with disense casscd under the
general head Of Pneumonia, which yields but
slowly to treatment and promises loug pull.
2. II. WATSON, is still confined to his room,
and unable to see his friends. Ills disease
takes sOmclhing Of The same chnraclcr
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TuK NEANs or sfEpcvKg


NtiNe1 by Who hos cured himself aud yent free
On fecciy yiug pOsi plid directed envelope.
AdaiesH, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
HJib BryOtiyu, " Y.
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MARRIED..

.. 10 Ss'sroot june i2b. by Rev. D. smith, J1Ags
brook
In East Plymouth June ig;h by Rev. ~ T.. Chariot.
HEoh0E lAMEs, of Ccsc and. gud Mics KATE TYLEn II
AltlAbuin.
In Drnmark. Nay ID, BY Rev J. B Goodrich. LEWIS
lNts and Mbs ia y. fALS.E bvil OF DchInlgk.
AZ the Psysonngc IN ). ou. Jpne srd By Rev. T.
y Hoohnch John Bell, Oi Jefferson. and Miss LATicIA
NAstON. of Ireland.
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ONE of our exchanges, which publishes ad
libitum, all the mortuary efforts of sorrowing
friends, seems TO be in a labyrinth OF doubt
and perplexity about charging half price for
these effusions--prose or poetic Well, that's
natral enough, perhaps.
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TJoIIo,ya,,s Ointm,n,.-1bc a.

B5oUOVayis 0intmrnt.-Ihc astonishing a.
pidiiy "th which tlis pr,IsrriOu tEtugui-Lts patr
fclu"" c&'criai HiHnmati'B. heals sores iprGp,, b
erup.Cns ah1 tgnurs AID rusc- lbrlIna,nI givcs ~
b1Gndf-si popumriiy Soid - Maiden Lam, =. ! .
Pnce % rois pr po'. AK tor siyle.iEe Old b.
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GREAT MEDICAL BOOK of usefnL
N knowledge 10 all. Sent free for two siampsf 80
Address DR.. BON APARTE 4 CO. Cincinnati Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

TnE Eagle Brass Band has placed itself UNI
der the: instruction of Professor Burt OF
Painesville
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

CoNNEAuT.--The present term Of Common
Plcas would seem to have business enough 10
dispose Of from the northeast corner Of the
State Cunueaut 10 docketed for long list Of
cases. some of them Of rather important char.
actcr, considering the amounts inyolycd-Or
claimed, as damage. Desble the Interest co.
listed in this legal rough and tumble amusc
nent, the scene of which is mostly VI JefIsr
son, The people at home, pretty generally, it 10
said, are pitting themselves against POsrMAs
TER CHAPMAN, and signing remonstranccs to
the Department to have him ouslcd. Had
thcse Conneauters tithe of the true stanlinl
of this community, they might learn To grunt
aud sweat and patiently endure. In other
words--"bc angry aud sin not"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

The Times vaunts itself and behaveth un-
secmly over its enterprise in beating all the
county papers, and The Cleveland Herald to
boot in giving the nominees of the Phidel-
phia Convention. The Telegraph gave the
nominees 10 minutes after reaching this point
by telegraph, and we probably are favored rs
highly as any of the small towns along shore.
The building in Auslinburg known as the
G. r. Institute Farm House, and occupied by
Mr. Robert Cochrane, took fire from some un-
known cause on Monday afternoon and was
totally destroyed Contents mostly saved
Loss about $4,000.
MEssRs. GORDON g. WRIGHT, who have the
contract for grading the line of the A. Y &
r., between the station and the Harbor, have
made demonstration near the Harbor, and
have about 100 men at work, and more teams
thar they can use TO advantage with the pres
ent number Of men. The call for more men
will be found among our locals
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

THE PUBLIC EXERCISES of the graduating
class of the High. School-the first of the
kind-which took place at Smiths Hall on
Friday evening last, was quite an affair, and
brought out large collection of citizens and
patrons of the schools The atlainments of
the scholars were very satisfactorily and cred.
itably shown in the parts they severally had
to perform. the compositions were scarcely
open to criticism, if We except the want of
voice and disiinctness, In some of the readers.
The graduates were five in number-as fol-
lows Fannie !. Culley, Sophie G. Hall, Mary
w. Morrison, Caroline !. f. Robertson aud
William NJ. Eames. After the presentation OF
the diplomas by the President of the Board OF
Educatlon-L' NJ. Cosby, Esq, who also al.
dressed the GLASS and audience, came the clos.
ing address by Rev. j. N. MGIFFERT, both OF
which were brief, pointed and happy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

A clearing out purchase of the cheese of the
Ambey Factory was made the other day,
amounting to several tons, at 10 cents. Oil
Greek is the expected market, and B. S. BAR.
BETT, of Amboy, was the purchaser. Three
. and a half tons of mllk is worked up day by
this factory.
The Ashtabula factory is making some 30
cleeses day from milk delivered once day.
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS

TT, s. PIANO, CO., n: Y; PR5CE, 5000
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5th. ATMNNTA

Our Stock contains Sufts, Coats, Pants, and
Ncst', and DUslcis in all the different styics
and good. Extra large sized Goats and bus
tiers, also Black ana Dark striped A lpaca
Coq's. and lnliuvd Cas- imere Biuuses, for
The Heated Term" We Lave Mar-gillrs
Nestinyr, iu the best English .GOuds-Whitc,
Bah, tIald, and Mixed COlUrs also, Ready
made Mayseillcs Vests in the latert STYLES.
Our Cottouade Pants and Ov rails we re
ommchd as the best, and the best made, 10
be found in the market.
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Every Family should Keep Pages Arnicn
Oh In Inc llnIitn.
Paxe'- aiandfai.r liver PfII

u cures sCalds. buTns and itching humors,
'liuiIlhs, wnuud- and p1iIiil iuuOfs,
~ utAiing Ointment, wlp cau fad
greater blrs-in- Gir mankind.
Pages RiandraEc Liver Pills
D Are mild. certain. safe and efficient
Pa-r's Mandrake Liver Piiis care Dr-uep4ts
Page Mandrake Liver pm. curc u, ntn,he
Pace Auics Ou cures Pin.y!gs uu the fara
Sold Jy all Dmggist,. gg3u
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ian. REAny-mADE CLOrHInO. {.

We have Suits at all the omary prices aud goods
that are maze up with more than UruinaIy care We
otter Dress COats in Blue ANA Black Cloths Tricots D-
agonas and Grantees Black and Blue Cussiinere Doe
skin Castor and Iricot Paul-, with vests to match
We uhcr a choice assortment Of Stylish Spring and
Summer fqItS, and can warrant bOll the louds and
The work We offer Scotch and American ChrviOr SUITS
good aud cheap and Caasni suits in great variety
We one selections from large stock Of Youths, Boys
aud Childrchs Suits AMI al pieces that cHunOt Ci to
please those who want the worth OF their money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

offer special inducements to my Ashtabala County
friends. and am confident make 1t a saving and
economy besides giving you stylish article to make
a trip TO Cleveland, examine and buy my goods -
Imake my Askabula trade the liberal discounts
Of last seeSoni JOHN MANSFIELD,
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F"fREianT TRAFFIc.-Freight Muster, w. E..
BLAKEsLEE, furnishes US. from the books of
this Station, the following memoranda of
.1riesht received and forwarded for the month
of Nav last past,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-15

WRITING CLAss.-ProE Talmadge win open
another term for instruction n Penmanship.
on Monday morning next, In the centre build
ing of the public schools-second fioor-the
first session being at o O'Clock, a. m.rand an
other at 2, p. m. Those desirous of joining
these classes will no doubt be on hand.at the
opening. These opportunities for attaining ia
cility and elegance in the use Of the pen, II
improved In early life, make the path of flu
iure life easier, pleasanter, and generally en-
hance the rewards and success of business ap-
plication. The Professor is doing good work
among our youth, and merits encouragement
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oc1 .crsrnnNrrnG@.

We nave taken more than Ordinary pains this spring
10 purci use Suitable Trimmings for In making ~
tit CLOTHS ana Ca-imerc- noticed aJUyc SNOW
the best Farmers Sati- Silccias Paddins Hair Cotl
Sleeve Linings. to be found in market.
la lhc ba"ihy u GdTbeHtS we propose to employ
only the best Mu.kmcu, and guarantee that oar
lUUihs Trimmings aud WORK shall ait be such AZ yc
siiai not bc hamcd Of nor patrons dissatisfied
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.

A GENTS WanUed.-Agents make more money al
a work Tor Nc than AZ anything else. Business light
Flnr Ar Iuhlishers. Pnr. land Maine ~ !" =
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Price, slOD.

II LANGELL'S new Asthma Remedy.
1s Having struggled twenty years between life
and death with ASTHMA or PHTHIsIo, experimental
on mYse! by c9mpoqbding roots aud hetbs. and inAa
inQ the medicine thu; obtained. / fortunately dis-
covered wonderful remedy for the cure of
Asthma. Forwarded by mail or express. on receipt of
Wayne Co., Ohio. =
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0ih, SPRING OvERCOArs
Our assortment is unusually goed and well worthy
the attention OF thusc VINO have to buy.
7Ih. T& &c DS

We show all the and Standard Styles including
the Gilsey, Alexis, Reform Picnic Doe Fiji h, Blue
CLOTH, Scotch, silk. Linen, g.. &C. in all the lclGn
shades of color. 1t il purprs have at al times
full Inc OF fine Silk Hats ucl ms axe can
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We a!e prepared to show t.u.e who Gin appreciate
GDCd g0uOS, the very best American aud Foreign
NHnuihclurc. We ask especial attention to Pant
Patterns as being the most desirable stock la Iii
Section Or country continuing all the desirable ~yics in
1i9ir Liucs Straight AID broken Lines, Herring Bone
MlAiuIes. scotch Lines. &c, &C. We have u few
Patterns OF very tine ana light Orsted. in dark
Color. for extreme hot wclIucr. III the various
Mixtures Uuf stock Is large and UNUSUALLY SELECT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
Henry Ward Roecher on Mr., Summer.
from the OhAiataln union. this week ]


FOR more than three years, monster has
oeen sitting in the Presidential chair at Wash
nsi9n. There are no lights TO his character +; it
Al black aa night, without stAr Since the
va roman monster-heroes, 1t will be difficult
~ hnd creature made up 80 entirely Of faults
~ ~ utterly devoid Of excellenoies. This is Gen.
e glant' a. Mr., Summer has painted HIM Para
n.p 6apn after paragraph, column after column,
paso hter page, the rehearsal Of evil goes on
nsnout an alleviafion, without single light to
~ ~ uge mountain of darkness, until we mvol-
'uuIlAfly cry out, why does Providence permit
'ueh a miscreAnt to live 2"
sooery, Mr.. Summer has proved neither 3
~ es rhetoriciAn nor q skiliful special pleader
'b'1;las nas oYercharged his picture. Men will not
L r'4ere thAt the silent man at the White House
An IN lheArnAte tiend, That this Grafton will pro-
~i,t certain eject upon natures suTcharged
ten, nn violent feeling that as a campaign docu-
nroI'u oIl' VIII have some considerable weight, is
ho0sole. ho se. But We think 1t has 30 overstepp d
erS pounds Of moderation that the fair-minded
m 'he lust will recofl fIom IT, It's influence
f5an5s temporary. BY and by Mr.. Summers
srst lus 40 rli look back upon this speech with re-
~ ~ lacking In generosity in justice, in truth
fiudnSu dueranon. non. No man who hates is ft to
n h!ss smother. sumner has raised a monument
m S,ted hatred to Grant. We must commend to
n doe.er passage in = book which We fear
n ny uoes not read as often as he should
s thAt saith he IL In thu light. and hateth his
,Ihso.IIer, is In darkness even intel now. He
lhsr. HVeth bis brother abideth in the light, and
bs ~ - none occasion Of stumbling in him. But
Nsll..s nheth his brother Is in darkness and
knas W IN darkness, and knoweth not whittier he
6yss nSe'Ause that darkness hath blinded his
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
WILMINGTON,
Petite. and Politicians.

Governor Straw, of New Hampshire, was in.
Augurated yesterday.
Somebody neatly refers to whitelaw Reid a.
editor Of the New York Tribune, vice Greeley up
q tree Ai-i t'f F1 T7 = =
Not single Republican paper In Iowa, Min.
nesota, Wisconsin or Michigan indorsss the Gin
cinnah nominations.
The Illinois Stats Zeitung, the leading Ger
man paper Of the Northwest, approvea Of the
denomination Of President Grant.
Additional returna from Oregon increase the
Republican mArjorities. The Republicans
have elected the Congressman and majority
OF both Houses Of the Legislature.
Salutss In honor Of the nomination Of Grant
and Wilson were fred yesterday in New York,
Boston, Providence, Pottsville, BinghAmton,
Baltimore. New Orleans, Cincinnati, Cleveland
and other cities, As well as in Wilmington.
The st. Louis Times says Of A. H. Stephens:
. The trouble with him is that he hasn't got
through with the war yet. He didn't go into Il
until five years after ite inception, and In order
to do a. much fighting as his fellows, can't be
mustered out till some time next year.
The position Of the Democracy In references
to the nomination OF MI, Greeley is best de-
scribed Ia the old rbyme: ~ ~ ~
We shall aud we shan't,
We shall and we won't,
We'll be beat II we do,
And well be beat II We don't ,t.g
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
LOCAL AFEAIRa.

Love Feast At st. PAuls NJ. e. Church, this
evening. -- ..-..
The II. III. 90. shipped, yesterday one pay
masters car to the Chicago and North Western
RR f-
The festival at oliyet Presbyterian Church
closed, lAst evening, after very successful run
Of three nights.
All the Available oars of the p. W. a B. r. r.
Co. are chartered for excursions every dAy, Sat
urdAys and Sundays excepted, henoeforth until
the 10th Of August.
Mr.. H. A. Malmsten. agent for the emigration
Of SWedes, is now in our city, and is organizing
An association for the purpose OF supplying our
citizens with domestic help. He will be found
for few days At 5l9 Market street, where he
will give all information TO all who apply.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
Spray from the 4easide.

Newports '.cottagers" are now arriving by
every boat and train.
Matinee Germans are spromissd at Congress
Hall, saratogA, during this season.
We are informed that the Long Branch Ddilv
NeiDs will make its boWon or about the first OF
July.
Both Congress Hall and the Grand Union,
Saratoga. opened on Saturday, and each have .
few guests. dAfN Gf'
Floating bathing houses for children and
timid dowAgers are in demand At the leading
seaside resorts. .,-..a-s..... ........,..
The first families OF Philadelphia will make
Cape May and Atlantic City their resort for the
Summer months. ......t, ...,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07

There is an appearance Of a general move
ment among the mechanics and workmen Of
Boeton in relation to the eight hour movement,
and meetings have been called for organization.
An English lady having been heavily fined fol-
giving an undeserved Recommendation" to a
discharged domestic. II similar penalty were
office seekers in this country, the public service
would be greatly benefited.
Chicago evidently does not mean to "iise" in
second rate style, A hotel to cost twenty mill
ions is the latest thing proposed for the Garden
City. IL will be constructed s8ntirely Of iron,
ten stories in height, and will cover four entire
blocks, with grand arches over the intervening
streets. There Is lesson on the utilization OF
space.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
R,.ssustsr e. ulsbury Relied Over.

In Georgetown, SUSSEX Co, the home CT Ex-
senator Salisbury, the retired chief was badly
beaten, at the election for delegates to the DEM
oeratic Convention, on Saturday. The opposi-
tion was composed Of several elements, two
disappointed aspirants for appointment to county
officers going it backbone, and Mr.. Townsend
Of the Journal, who has shown considerable
spunk in boarding saulsbury, headed d. The
consequence was that the er-senAtor's delegates
we're beaten, the Townsend ticket elected, and q
resolution passed that the Democracy of George
town would stand by the candidates named at
Baltimore, whoever they might be--that il, even
il they were Greeley and Brown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
Graut'a Nomination.
the rNrnusIAaG OF 4Hr MomrNr.

thE ENthobiAhA of 1hA hohhNT. Fl
The Philadelphia Telegraph thus describes the
scene which ensusd in the Philadelphia Conven-
tion upon the nomination Of Ulysses g.. Grant
by Mr., Cullom:
The scene which followed beggArs description;
every living creature in the vast assemblAge rose
furled. hats and canes were waved, and q deaf
ening tumultuous shout arose and surged and
swAyed from pit to dome. 1t was not . success
sion Of cheers, but grand prolonged simulta-
neous outburst. While the tumult Was at its
height upon the back Of the state, and In full
view OF the whole audisnoe. an equestrian por-
trait Of President Grant, cleverly executed and
Of life-siza, was dropped from the mimic clouds.
As soon as the audience beheld il the great
united lungs Of the enthusiastic multitude re-
multuous uproar receive q fresh impetus but
finally the audience gave out, and the band came
to their relief As soon as order was restored
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
Philadelphia.

THE GAS woRKs-A FULL SUPPLY OF GAS.
PHILADELPHIA, June z.
The strike at the gas works has not prevented
the usual supply Of gas.
Other worlzmen have been obtained and forty
policeman formerly gas employees volunteered
their services, and aided to keep up. ).
The trustees have published q card askinR
economy in the use Of gas and promising full
supply in few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. MI.
Congress-
WARRINGTON. june Z.

hAshNuIoNi June
SENATE.
Mr.. Bayard asked consent to have vote taken
on the motion to allow the minority Of the Cuss
tom House Investigation Committee to print
their report during recess, but consent was re.
fused.
sundry Civil Appropriation bills we're debated
An amendment paying mail contractors in Rebel
States prior to the war was offered.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Butler introduced bill fixing the time Of
the Free List going into operation for the first
OF July instead Of the first Of August. Referred
to the Ways and Means Committee.
The bill granting pension to Mary Ann Mont
gomery was passed over the Presidents vote,
the Senate having already done 30.
Amessage from the President, asking action
on the bill for the erection Of the Equestrian
statue of Gen. Rawlins, fixing the compenss-
ton, location, and name Of artist to be en-
ployed. The River and Harbor bill was con-
sidered and number of amendments were
agreed to, and it was sent to the Conference
Commitfee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07
HEAEDs' HYoEIAN NOME.
Cor. Van Barren st. and shallcross Ave-,
"a WILMINGTON, DEL.

mHTIs-Iy0I - =
This new, first class Institution for the Hygienlc
Treatment OF Invalids-without Medicines now
been in succesafu operation for fifteen montha
with patients from seventeen States and Terrtorles
In the HYGIRHC TREATMENT Of the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system OF drug-Riving as not only
utterly fallao0ua but terribly destructive TO health
happiness and life Medicines, such as are daily ad.
ministered 70 sick persons II given TO those in vig
orous health, would inevitably make them Ill Rea-
such Healing "a Art"
We rely solely upon natural nseans, which include
an appropriate combination of Wholesome Food,
Pure Air, Various forms OF Tepd, Hot and Cold
Baths In Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening OF feeble muscles, the relief of
congested organs, and equalization Of the clrcula-
ton, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea.
tion, etc.
Dk. n. Il. HKALD gives especial attention to
ladies' a. does DIR. L. HEALD TO gentlemen.
Ceses visited in Town or County.
mRr19-Tu, Th&bat-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07

MAsoNc.-The grand Masonic Demonstration
At Reading takes place on the 12th, 18th and
18th Of JuDe-next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. 81. Johns CommAndery, OF this city,
has been invited, and will most likely be pres
snt. Excursion tickets are issued by the W. q
p u u 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-07

The Rev H. Chaplin has long been an
acute sufferer from the gout in his lower limbs
and more than once has been unable to preach
on account Of this Inhrmity. Lately he has
been severely prostrated, and about fortnight
since he came to the church on crutches, but
was unable to mount the pulpit stairs, and stood
at their foot and spoke for fifteen minutes,
when he was 80 exhausted as to fall back in his
seat. The scene was very dramatic, but painful
10 his friends,