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An IMPORTANT DiSCOv-
cry,
Cancer Cured in Fourteen Days-The
Medical Faculty NOnplussed.

There has trausplred i'll this city
during the past two weeks, says the
Kansas Cny Times of December 24th
Que OF The most remarkable cases on
rccord-being no more or less than
the extraction, root and branch,
without pain, and by the simplest ct
means, OF large cancer from the
lett cheek of Mr. G. A. Chance,
irei sht agent at Kansas City, at the
Hannibal and ST Joseph railroad.
Mr Chance discovered about six
years ago small red spot growing
upon MS lett cheek, immediately he
low the eye. TINS red spot increas
ea ia SIZE and soon devsipped one 81
those dangerous aud most unpleasant
OF bodily atfi.clions.a cancer. For
about two years NJ Ch.re la. tri 4
every medical advice and treatment,
aud still the horrible protuaerancr
continued TO grow, ANA threatened
ull,ma.cly 10 eat away The face and
uli Vi ply sicians, each al them pfom-
lI.ent III practice, was held few
weeks ago, when II MAS proposed 10
cut the cancer from the face Ills
propositions, mai II been carried out,
would have endangered the lie OF
the patient, hence it was not adopted
About two weeks ago, Nj Chance
called upon Prot. kei,ogg, propI!e
TOR OF the Turkish Baths on Walnut
street, who boldly announced his
ability To cure tie cancer within iii
teen days, il his directions Were
stue,l, c~tnphpa With. Mr. Chaae.
CAD To avail himself OF amy Resource
Tor Z ting rid OF his cancer, consent
ei, ami at once went ruaer Dr..
keitoggs treatment.
He was placed IN She Turkish bath
tor Two hours each day, Tor scyeh
days, With ! temperature OF ~,
wnvn IL was found that the cancer
VAS dropping ont root and iangs en-
tIre 1t first become red on on" side
ANA then burst the san Mr. Chase
applied, by Professor kelleggs al,
VICE, a poultiee, which aide. In draw
ing the cancer from the cheek during
the iast week his family, who reside
IN West Kansas City, have watcha
with great anxiety tho cure effected.
On Sunday the anxiety was SO great
that Notwithstanding the intense
cold weather, Mrs. Chase called at
The Baths To inform Professor kel
logg that the cancer was dropping
ont Yesterday morning tbs patient
himself brought the cancer IN small
vial to Prot. Kellogg. and it had
] fallen out clear, aud with all It's roots
aul iangs attached, leaving nothing
exrep, til. ugly indeutation in tine
;ace where the cancer had been. lie
| will now continue to take the bath
until the cheek is healed. The can
Geo, as extracted, Is about I'll. size OF
a haz!e nut. 1t Is preserved at the
baths for the inspection OF the curl.
Gus.
Mr.. Chace and family are, of
course. much delighted at this almost
miraculous case, which is AS snrptls
ing AZ it is important to the public
Ii has ere.otore been consilerd al.
mos, impossible TO cure cancers *
cept by cutting them out by the
ro ,ts. The discovery made, and the
cure performed by Prot. Kellogg, by
means OF lis vapor bath, is one OF
the IN at useful, as well as the most
| remarkable on record.
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faith, the re

latin, the re
.exfuus congregations and confiscate
the goods OF the church and offer
them at public auction. These par.
secu,ions in Germany, Switzerland
and Span are next alluded TO. Ii
reference to Germany it is set forth
that adding caiumny and derIsi"n 70
ayony. the rulers Of that country 40
not hesitate to attribute their cruel
| persecution to the faults OF the cam
nlics. tur-sooth; that tiese preiates
ans; priesthood refuse TO prefer tho
laws and will OF the civil empire TO
IN. holy laws Of God and the church.
The civil authorities Of the cant ns
OF the Swiss republic: the holy father
goes on TO say. have entered upon
| The same path "a German empire
| and not less grave is what the chnfeh
suffers in Catholic Spain from the
hands of the civil power. There
law concerning the endowmeli's o,
the clergy has been proposed an"
ratified, which is calculated TO m
crease the des,ltu,ion and scrvitnde
OF the 81 .rgy. Sadder things are also
IN h. told of that small but impru
dent band of Armrnlans. who especi
ally at Constantinopi", have endeav
ored by malicious fraud and violence
To oysrw helen the much greater
number who fc.ialn faithful III their
duty ami faith.
In conclusion the Pope reviews
The situation. The Lord, he says ,
truly smile US, venerable brothers,
with his sword har'!, great and strong
hu, let rs enieavour to arpease the
divine anger in this acceptable time
OF the advent Of our Lord.
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CO to Work.

Henry Ward B.echer delivered a
striking sermon OH the sunjec, oi la
Dor. lie SAID from the applications
he received daily from young men
out OF work, it must b.. the general
impression that he owns Central
Park, Prospec, Park, the Custom
House. the Navy Yard aud Pos,
Office He desired it To he known
that he had M personal or political
influence at Washington. VT he
acknowledged cling sympathy with
the $4,000 iule young men IN New
York who want to be book keepers
aud cant Induce themselves to b.
ANYTHING else. He did not hold NJ
his hands austertly and say. Dung
mrn, g West is ca, iau-hte' =
bu, many of them s.ai rushed away
rom tn, is fathers IL, M be,ore thgt
nai learned Ia WORK. Many ntihete
wer,e ut a seft THAI wonia staivo @#
Il nun II ed acres al co. aHH,
without >h. Her III a tuii'ti yat'i, al
be barefoot II tilts "Wnea al q
leather in the sw mp. The us IT,
man SIMPLY il,s when hs, 'te"i;fe-
that he IL ss good "a any OTHER inat
Mr. Bee.her's fc1l va, EYhesu-, u
IS.
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Or. ]. r. MlLlER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

1t cures - if by MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and al pain, and .
therefore very properly termed Magnetic
Balm II is purely vegetable preparation. IL
has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morhus, Diarrh6a, Dysen-
terry, Collie and al Bowel Complaints.
IT'S timely use will cure Code. roup, Dipn-
ther1a Quinsy. snd ell Threat affections.
and other complants incident to our western and
southern climates, are caeily broken up.
Nervous Pain. Sick-Hcadache. and Rheu-
matism are cured by this medicine when all Others
have failed Toothache, Earachc, Burns. Chill.
blaine and Bruises are relieved ut once by fts use.
The genuine has ID. faDs"m 4 Co.'s
priyate Revenue Stamp On the outside, and u.
j. r. Millers Magnetic Balm blown IN the bottle.
Examine ciosely, and buy none but the gen.
uine.
sold BY all Druggists. Price IS cents per
bottle. ~
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NANHooD;How LOST. HOW RESTORED

NANHOOD;HOw LOST. HOW RESTORED
r.efens just published. new edition
LElyk& Of DIR CULVERWE ELL 8 CELE-
MxV BRAFED ESSAY on the rsdic-
al cure without medicinel Of SpArmattor.
rh0a or S,minal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses. lmpo'eEcy, Mental and
Physisal lncapacity, Impedimsnts to Mar.
lisge, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced BY self indulgence or
sexual exfrAvsgancc.
e&T- Price, in asssled envelope, onl y
cents
The celebrated aulh or, in this admirable
essay. clssrly demonstrates from a thirty
rsars enccessfui practice, that the alarm
ing Consequences Of set-abusc may %. rad
ic.lly cured without the dangerous use OF
internal medicine OF the application of the
Knife. rointiny ont = mod OF cure al once
simple. certain and efec,ual. by means ot
which every spffsrer, no matter What his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
y, privately and radically.
EsTH This Lecture should he in the hands
Of every youth and every nan in the land
Sent, nnier seal. in plain envelope Z
any aa1r -, po.paii On accept OF SIX
cents or two post siamps
Also. DR.. Culverwellz Marriage Gu de
price SO cents
Address fhs publishers, CIAS. J. G
KLINE co. l27 Bowery Il. r.. Post>0f-
&c Box, 1888. rs
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oaFogD ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. r SMITH 4 BRO, Agricultural I'm
PIGMENTS. Lumber. Coal. Lame and Build
ing Material, sfsll kinds. RI
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SEND o CENTS EOR THE
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE,

A book of Us pages, showing how when
and where TO advertise, and containing a
list of nearly 5000 wsrapers, with much
other information OF interest TO advertisers.
Address GEO. p. ROWELL 4 co, Pub
Fishers Al Psrk Pow Now Yt,t
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Bcautify your Complexion.

Do not use paint Or powder, but get I mora
permanent beauty by purifying your blood.
makes rough and scaly skin soft and smooth:
eenanges that sallow complexion to one OF
l ne nness ana health, and remove any Erup.
tale~, Blotehes = EraPsions. 1fyos, Nh
rosy cheeks and = healthy com plexio1 r1ae n
Crooks compound Syrup of Poke Hoof,
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s:lo 1850 Council Bisss. s. o. ~
The Pacific Express tram will stop atshs
Following Stations: Clinton, De Witt. Loud
on, Mschanicsville, NJ. Vernon, Cedar Rap
IDS, Blsirstown, Belle Plaine, Tanlav
Marshall, Boone, Moingona. Grand June.
ton, Carroll, Denison, Dunlap, Mo. Valley
Junction aud Council Bluffs.
Freight trains will not stop to take o.
cave passengers, and ticket Offices will rot
% open to sell tickets for freighi trains
No passenger will be taken on frctgf
the train stops.
JB. wATKYNE. srfi.
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" MATTHEWS. Dry Goods. Groct yi.s.
WofNfna, and General Mere hands. rS
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S. TO 5 20 ' AZ s. .::'' q; , ..s':
ing people, # either sex. young or Old
make more mon.y at work US in their spare
moments, or all the lime, than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address g. STIN-
son CO., Portland Maine.
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mr.. Cox,s Hive Group syrup has
been known and used by the medical profession
over 100 years, and AZ remedy for Coda ana
Coughs has an older and better reputation than
any other Congh medicine ever offered to inc
public, It Is known rs the Compound Syrup o.
Squills, and formula may be found IN every
Dr. Ransoms;s Hive syrup ana
T01u, in addition to the ingredients for Cox's
Hive Syrup contains Balsam Of TOlu. decoction OF
Skunk Cabbage Root and Lobelia, combination
that must commend i to every one = suPenol
remedy for Group, Whooplng CouEn3
Colds, indeed for oil affections Of the Throat
and Lungs where a Cough MEDICINE Is necessary:
This syrup II CAREFULLY Prepared
under the personal direction Of regular Physt-
clan Of over twenty years practice. whose sigma
ture is attached to the directions on the bottle.
Its tastc IL very pleasant and cnndfca
likeit.
Every family should keep 1t As ready
remedy for Group, Colds, ETC., among the
children.
D. RANeon, Sos & Co., Props Buffalo, N. T.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE
OF THE
TOLEDO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE
TOLEDO,
Accom- modation, 80 A., n.
Nail, 10 45 A. ".
Accommodation, 1 r. II.
Nail, 80 p. u.
TAAA CITY,
Accommodation, Q A. N.
Mail, II IS A. n.
Accommodation, 2 80 +. II.
Mail, 615P n.
b~Ths Company reserve the right "
vary frsm this At pleasure.
PAsss GER FARE:-l6 cents il tickets are
Purchassd,-if fare 10 paid on the ears, -
cents. L. CLARK,
Superintendent.
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A Gamma Conrt-SpMking III
othe mans wife
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x We CHALLENGE X
< g i THE i g
X WORLD X

70 produce more delicious medicine 70 take, ystso
pstsnt for the prevention and cure Of diseases ~
D.. x0nyv WORLDS TONIC AID BLOOD lu1lJII2.
Price 81, or Q Bottles for o..
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co., ST. LOUIS.
No. Sold By Drussists and dealers in nsdioipss
ovssywhsrs.
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KEEP THEBLOODPURE

And the health OF thS system
viii follow. There IL u PREPARE
ton OF Iron and Poke Root
moro efIectuai than all Others,
which will remove from your
system the impure and yitfated
blood which causes disease, and
at the same time build up your
health and strength II ncver
nils to cure. II you lave
8crOfula. Scr0lul0us Illseae.
e. or the Eyes or Ears. or
6crOlnIa In any form. Tet.
ter. White 0W telling. Old
e0reA. Cleers, or ScrOfulous
1n0ammAt1Ona, you can RELY
on being cured with this prepa.
ration known a. IDY. 1'rOok's
COmpOuno Syrup or Poke
Root. khe0 nsat lnm. Patns
IN Limbs or B0nes, Constitu.
ZtlonS brOken down by Mercu.
rial or other poisons, are All
cured by It. For Syphilis. or
~ pl1iiitlc faint, there is moth.
ing equal 70 Il. i trial viii
Drove tt.
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TED 0zWAT
Household Remedy!

As an fnvi5orator, Liver Corrector
and Blood Renovator 10 superior to all the
Bisters, Elixirs, Cordials and 9arsa.
pariIlas in use. It 10 90 adapted to the whole
system that every organ and function in the body 10
brought under its exhAarAting influence. It gives
tone and strength 10 ito digestive mp.
paratus, dispels languor and debility,
fnvfscratcs the Liver, regulates the
kidneys and Bowe,s, removes the effect Of
excess or ovsrtaxation Of any kind and gives vi.
1aiity and richness to the blood.
Its curative powers alter and completely reorgan.
re the entire mass Of fluids and even the solids Of
the human systsn, thereby preventing and curing
Dyapeptic and COnsumptiv0 Dymp.
toms. Fever and Ague, Bilious Diseas-
g., Fevers Of All kinds, Nervous Debfl.
fty, Affections or the Stomach and
Bowels, etc. A. . mild and delightful lnvigo.
rant for-delicats females, It has no superior.
By its nav life and vigor is given to both body
and mind sending glow Of vitality through every
part, which 10 permanent and lasting.
It 10 the most 81 yctual remedy for the relief Of
human suffering discovered, and - pleasant Il
ne taste ~ old rye or dne wine
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-09

REFORMATION OF JAMES LEwIs-THE CIVIL SERVICE
oEw. NJ. PYLE.

REsIaNATIoN OF JANIS LEwIs-THE CIVIL SERVICE
RULES TO BE APFLIED-PhoBABLE NOMINATION
OF W. NJ. PYLE.
IFroU the N. Y. Timeal
WILMINGTON, DEL, Saturday, Dec. 8, 1878.
The resignation OF James Lewis, who has
been postmaster OF this city since 1869, being
asked for by the Department in consequence of
Irregularities in the office accounts-for which
the chief clerk was arrested few weeks eince--
it was forwarded a day or two ago. 1t is under
stood that the nomination of bis successor
will go to the Senate on Monday, and that the
present chief clerk, Mr.. William NJ Pyle. ia
selected for the place. He has been in
the office since 1861, excepting IN in
terval Of about twenty months, and when the
recent trouble occurred was at once requested
to resume his old position as chief clerk, in
order to restore the confidence OF the community
in the management OF the Office The appoint
ment has more than local interest The coun-
try will be glad to know that Postmaster Gen
eral Creswel announced from the outset of the
case, that the first qualification, fitness.
and that be thought It only just and proper to
" look into the office first, to see il any subor-
dinate there deserved promotion to the place,
according to the civil service rules. He said he
wanted PostmasterB who could and would attend
to their offices first, and make politics at least
secondary. Though he commended any one
who discharged his duties as q citizen and Re-
publican, he wanted those who were placed in
important and responsible positions IN the pos
tai service to make. their official duties thei
first care.
In these views the President is understood to
heartily coincide. There were other candidates
for the place, OF and consi ierable politi
cal pressure was brought to bear in behalf OF
those who urged their usefulness as political
workers" and on Thursday two delegations
from this city appeared at the White House.
One consisted OF leading business men OF this
city, who represented MIR Pyles fitness for the
office. and the justice Of his promotion. Their
spokesman an active Delaware Republican, assur-
ed the President that in this the right course
certainly the expedient one, and that, viewing
the matter only from party stand point, the
Republican organization would make more
friends IN this State by making this appoint ment
on just basis and in manner satisfactory to
the business community than it possibly could
by snpplantiug Pyle and taking some .Cne for
his supposed value as a patty manager, The
President gave, in reply, satisfactory assurances
Of his sympathy with this view Mr.. Pyle will
be nominated, no doubt. on Monday. and the
result justides the confidence Of the people in
the sincere purpose Of the President and his adj
yisers TO secure an efficient administration OF
the public service.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-09

MRS. OATES AGAIN IN THE DUCHESS"
Mrs James A. Oates has secured the Opera
House for Saturday evening next. and will, on
that occasion. present The Grand Duchess, per-
Torrance which she has once already rendered
to the delight Of our theatre goers. This opera
will be presented on Saturday by special re-
quest.
HOLIDAY ENGAGEMENT OF MAGGIE MrrcEHIL.
An engagement has been concluded by Mr..
Frank Nolen, with Maggie Mitchell, to give Eve
mas week, commencing on Monday evening the
22d and giving q matinee on Christmas night
closing with the evening Of that day. This is q
big engagement. and from the great popularity
Of Maggie Mitchell here, it might be very sue
al
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-09

IFrom our Lats Mditons OF YesssrdHy.I
a--
FINALE or THE BAHK BURGLARS.
SENTENCE OF The PRISONERS
The Full Penalty Of the Law I'm
posed.
Fias, imprisonment, Filory and whippiss.
Especial BY Telegraph TO the Commercially
NEw CASTLE, Dec. 8.
The four bank robbers were brought into
Court and sentenced ct O'Clock.
The sentence was that they pay the cost of
prosecution.
Pay fine Of I'VE hundred dollars each.
On Wednesday, the 10th inst, they stand in the
pillory one hour.
That they be whipped, on the same day, with
forty lAshes.
And that they be imprisoned for ten years.
THE REASONS VIVA NEW TRIAL WAS AsKEp.
The following are the reasons which were fled
by the counsel for the Bank Burglars for . new
trial:
/. That the verdict was against the evidence.
2. That the verdict was against the insight Of
the evidence.
8. That the verdist was against the law appli-
cable to the case.
A. That the Court erred in not charging the
jury that to establish constructive breaking.
they must be satisfied, from the evidence, that an
entry was obtained by means Of . trick, Artifce,
ings Of the door removed, and Of thereby gain
ing admission without breaking it.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-09
ouR nIRrrcuLrIRa In DIET.

''In the multitude OF councillors is safety, 4"
saith the wise man +; but 1t must be owned there
lie often abstraction as we'll. This is eminently
the case with Hygiene, and pre-eminently SO with
Dietstics in which every change Of physicians i'm
plies change in regimen as WELL each one hAv-
Ing his special bste Reir in foods. This one as
Tres you that potato will produce scrofula, and
warns you to discontinue the use Of that unrs-
pacable eseulent in your families. That one
kindly presents you with his pamphlet against
the whole family OF cereals wheat, we are as
sured, will do something, we forget what, to the
bones, making us old before our time Indian
corn oVer-heats our stomachs and as to rye we
are only allowed to worry down little in the Ii
q lid form. A third authority wages war against
moi. cakes he would make desert Of our break
fast tables by banishing buckvhsat cakes, and
cmdemning the fragrant hapjRck as unfit for
mortal stomaehs.
Another vilihes pie, and yet another sweeties
in general while an English physician of emf.
nence drives us to distraction on the subject Of
food for the sick by condemning jellies and
beef tea as alike munitions aud worthless diet.
Among this food Of negative commandments,
we see nothing for it but to take refuge in Dio
Lewis's ark OF safety, beans-beAns without, in
bags, for salisthenic purposes and beans within,
in the form of porridye. will, il this oracle be
correct, secure the crown and glory Of humanity
true health and development.
Fortunately for US in this crowd OF counsel.
lors each person has two private oracles OF his
own whom he will probably consult and trust
his palate and his stomach; the one to prescribe
The other to sit in judgment upon the food thai
suits him best; and we suspect that these guides
are more generally trusted than all the empiri-
cal theories promulgated with such show Of
authority, though, to be sure, there is greA
deal of Dyspepsia in this world.
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I'VE have a scale Of prices and stick to them,
and We do not propose to adopt the take what
you can get policy OF the other daily pap
ers."
The above expression, from the editorial col
umns OF Every EUening, OF the 9th, contains an
insinuation, which il applied to the COMMERCIAL
as one OF 1.-THE other daily papers, is in fact uD
true, and in appearance malicious. 1t has been
the carefully maintained practice OF this paper
to treat its customers with impartiality and fair
ness, and the confidence that the COMMERCIAL
has won, among the business men
Of this community in the seven years of it's e1.
istence, We value beyond price. We resent
therefore, the libel quoted, as not only untrue,
but entirely uniustifable, and apparently intend
cd to do us damage We do not care to retort
the charge, though we might do it most effec-
tuAly, preferring to condne our attention in
such matters, to our own business, and to live
on our own merits without seeking to injure
the business Of our neighbors In the long run,
a contrary policy will surely prove poor one
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speftal gptlres.
Facts for the People

AS the virtues Of medicines can only be ascsr-
tained by careful observation, 1t is to be regretted
that many Of the DrugH still prescribed by some
physicians should retain a place in our AateriA
Medca. AS an instance Of this, that vile drug
Balsam CopAioa, furnishes an example. About the
year 1899, the spanisrdS in the island OF San Do
mingS having become snl.cted with certain com
plants thought according to the prevailing notion
At that time that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam CopaISa came into use. but never has q aau-
seating drug done more injury, for It not only
changes the nature of the disease to more dread
fu state than the original but 1t ruins the tone OF
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in its Werst
forms. To aveld this drug and It's effects the SA-
AARITAN's GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, il
within the reach Of all. Only ten pills TO be taken,
and will cure every time in from two TO four dAJA
Male packages, 81; female, s..
Sold by z. Brlnghurst Co., Sixth and Market
z. McInsl Second and Market Wilmington, Del,
and by Druggists generally. jeiT-1y