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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

The CURREXcY.-A great many persons ap.
psa. to regard the increase Of currency BY Con.
gress as something terrible. There Is no doub,
that such increase will tend 70 advances the
price OF many articles, aud probably would
lead to slight increase of the premium on
gold, but If il stimulated production, lead tc
the employment of hands and the more rapid
Development Ct the resources of the country
the evil would be overbalanced by good results
and the people would have reason to rejoice
The approach to specie payment is all well
enough, but II specie payment means prostra.
ton Of trade. The diminution Of employ.
ment, aud the starvation of the laboring classes
we had better wait some time before it shall
be brought abt.ut.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

CREMATION VS.. INHUMATIoN.-The uues.
tion of cremation, the burning of the dead,
against Inflammation or burying of the dead
has gone no short distance on It's way to accep.
lance when public meeting in New YORK is
called to discuss it. But it has gone further 10
Switzerland and Germany. AT Zurich, where
burial ground is growing contracted, 1000 per-
sons have subscribed toward an association
founded In favor of burning the dead. At Basic
the movement has received tie public approval
promotion Of health in the community. In
Germany the newspapers are talking about
TIE subject great deal, while one firm in Ber-
lin has advertised the invention of new fur
mace in which to perform the operation. And
last, a church warden of a Hebrew synagogue
In the same city has proposed to establish on
new burial ground lately acquired, one of these
furnaces.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

REsuMPTIoS.-The most direct way to the
resumption Of specie payment Is To make the
duies on imported goods payable in currency
or bank notes. There will then be no special
demand for gold, and consequently it will cease
10 command premium. If the payment Of
duties 10 paper should tend to increase the i'm
partation Of goods TO an undue amount there
should be an increase of the tariff, the manu-
iacture Of all articles stimulated to such de-
gree as will lead to the employment Of every
man who is able and willing to work. When
this Is done there will be no complaint Of
scarclty Of money or hard times.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
ValuabIe
Information.


BOSTON. poe, ~, isth
Gcnilemen-My only object IN giving YOU this e-ti-
mohial Is to spread valuable Information, Having
been badly Afflicted with Salt khtum and the whole
surface OF my skin being covered with rimiics and
cruptons many OF which caused me great pam and
annoyance amt knowing 1t to be blood disease, took
many of the advertised blood preparations, among
which was any quantity OF SAfsapaTia, without OBJ
tanning any benefit, until commenced taking the
NEoETlNE and before had mpleted the inst bot
tie saw that had got the light medicine. cJlsr-
quently followed on With it untl had taken seven
bottles, when WAS pronounced q we'll man, and my
SKIN Is smooth and entirely Tree from plnIiles and
eruptions. lhaVe never enjoy ed good health before
aud attribute II tn the u-eUl Neprtiua will make
mention also of the Nrgctinc'- wonderful power Of
curing me OF this acute compliant 81 which L have
suffered 10 intensely.
en-. TUCKER Pas. 4gt Micll. c. RK.
TIlgr ettUFt. Isostou.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1874.
sELr SUSTAINING I'VE agree with the Gc

SELF susrAININe.-w agree with the Ga.
zette that the prison ct New Castle should b.
self sustaining. If the changes required tc
mako it so are not TOO expensive, they
should be made with the least possible delay
Not only economy but the reformation of priso.
nsrs demand the change. The present system
10 productive Of evil, and it should be abandon
ed. ldleness and bad company tend 70 make
the well disposed bad, and the bad more con.
firmed in their habits. The good TO be effected
should reconcile the Levy Court and tax pay
ers TO the expenditure Of very considerable
sum to make tie change.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
thirty Years' Experience az an
btst Nnr4P

MAS, WINSLUW'S SOnrulsG StRI-P Is
TIE PRESCRIPTIONS OF om'ul the h,.' Female
Physicians ami nurses la The United SiIts and hns
bceu USED Tor trty years with mover tniug safety
and SUI Cess hN millions OF mothers anil crtn, from
the feeble infant Ut week old la tn t,lrlt II
oorrecis acy OF the stomach, relcS,, wind vulic
regulates the bowels and gives Fest. hr,th and com-
tort To mother and child. We believe n the best
nnd sufest remedy In the WOri III an rts- ny s.
ENTERi AMI DlARRllusA IN tnlLDREN,
whether " arises from rcething any other cause.
Fun directions Tor using Will roini ANY, each bottle.
None GENUINE unless the facsimile e.! CURTIS 4,
PERKINS is on the outside wltrpl. Sud hy all
Medicine Dealers. Ii-1vw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
Has Entirely Cured Me.

Bo.f"S October, lsIO.
Mn. IL. Il. STEVENS.
Dear Shiny daughter after ha my asrycre attack
OF who0ping cough lett Ia feeble state III health,
being advised by friend, She tired the Negc-
TN, and after using few bottles, lly restored 10
health.
have been great sufferer from Rheumatism,
have taken several bottles cf Nrgrtnr this COM
plant ana am happy 10 say II a-entirely cured me
have recommended the Negctunc 10 others With the
same good results. II Is gre At cleanser ana purifier
OF the blood III pleasant to tnte aud can cheer
luuy recommend II, LANES MORSE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

DR. TC-SEE says; . Il IS ulCtt SAY Tor to
ehnlnerate the diseases Tor which thA EGETINE
should be used. know OF ,lseasa hich will not
ADMIT of its use with good results, Almost innumer-
hble complaints are caused by rusUnuu, secreti1us III
Tue blood which can be entirely expelled from the
system by the use of NEGETINE When the blood
IL perfectly cleansed, the disease rapidly Yields all
pains cease, healthy action promptly re bred, and
the patient curcd,n
Ihe remarkable cures etcrtrd lE NJGI"TINE,
have induced may physicians aud anotheuarics whom
we know. TO prescribe and usc II 80 their own iam-
lies.
In fact vEGETINE Is the hot =. inpdy vet di,coy-
cred, and Is the only Tal,ah' Bl.OHn .'tRIEIER
vet placed before The pubic sud ut All Druggists
aud dcalers every wh"i,. Indrt.-5t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

Ardesal, an Italian, captain Of sloop, en-
as, during Jett's absence, aud murdered his
wife and two of his children. A daughter who
escaped, gave the alarm, and the neigJors, on
reaching the scene. found the murderer in the
act ofburuing the bodies of his victims. On
"Wednesday night an armed mob entered the
jail where Ardesal was confined took him out
and shot him.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
COMPLIMENTARY The Chronici. of 5

COMPLIMENTARY The Chronicle of Sat
urday, contained the following notice:
"The school voters OF the 10Th Ward have
shown not only their good sense, but also their
keen appreciation Of faithful and effici.nt of.
ticer, by returning Mr.. George r. Roberts to
the Board of Education with the handsomely
increased majority they gave him on last sat
urday. Mr.. Roberts is valuable member; all
ways at his post, and if not as highly educated
as some pecksnitfian grumblers think he ought
TO be, is decidedly practical and well qualified
for the position"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. &, org ". Fol.
well, at tue second Baptist Church ri This CIV
D. J.: Boyd, of Freeport, Pa, and Mss A. G..
Peckham, of this city.
Yesterday afteln lor, at Grace N. II. Church
by the pastor Rev. J.. T.. Smith, If. A. H.
iyle, Esq, To Annie Hare, bolh OF lhis cily.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

ECO w III, be found the largest and best assort
q. ~ " ment of the above goods In the State
EsSEy fand China Dinner Sets, Band China Tea
Sets. White China Tea Sets, White China Din
her sets, Edwards Whhs Iron Stone Dinner Sets
uuwlrdS White Iron Stone Toilet Sets, Rdward
ware Iron Stone Tea Sets, Fancy Toilet Sets qrea,
.arhty, Common Goods of every description; Fancy
httices IN endless variety; Hard Rubber Hanile
nives Plated Foks, Spoons Castors Nc. PLATED
Sets OF bess quality; Cut Glassware, Of overy
Ooal on Lamps, Portland Kerosene on. Lamp CHM,
%e Tue attention OF those in want OF te above
Isl nvied TO my stock of goods In this hne Th
o. tho goods Is tho best Of the kind that can I've
lonu and the prices O. low good Foods can IL soti
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
REGIsTER'S ORDER


NEW CATTLE COUNTY, February ~ ISL
upon the application of Ann Hayiett and Renh,b
Sauerthwait, Executors of WILLIAM uAYLETT
late or MIL Creek Hundred In said count \, iereasr
u - ordered and directed by the Kcgisi thai M
executors aforesaid, give notice of the granting ot
Letters Testamentary upon the Fstut, of th.s dS
ceased with the date of granting thereof ,y causing
the date of such letters, in nix OF tt most nubI
places OF the County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the csipir To me
sent the same, or abide y an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided. And ala cause' tnr
same 70 be inserted within the same u, tinl IN tbs
DhLAWARk hEPpBL1cAE, n newspaper published m
wilmington and TO be continued therein tWn months
:, GIVEN under tho hand and Seal OF Nee OF thu
hegster aforesaid, at New Castl,, in E.w Cnsly
county Aforesaid, the day and year ahut, written
49,, Is. GiBns, EtmSTkR
Nohes'5-A persons having claims agaii- he state
oi lhe deceased must present the same ,N ttestct
70 me executors on or before February M - S. nr
abtle the Act Of Assembly IN such ca male ,nd
provided.
Ann HAYLE1T,
kLl BkN SATIEkTuwAIr,
Address, Stanton Del. executor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

/ NEW CASTLE CoUNTY March 18th ,s7,
Il, TPon tne application OF Egbert Klair AMI fre,lrr
,c Aair Executor of Aaren Klar late Of Mn Crnal
hundred In said County, deceased; il IS ordered au
dected by the Register that The Exeetors any
pop ne ss "a se granting Of letters tcsaentary
granting thereof, by causing adyertisam"u,s ~ i
N IL w.an forty days from the date fsuc letters
Gait. cue most public places of the county OF New
uring all persons having demands panst
to present the same, or abide BY an ct of
a. nenn III such case made and Eyoviaed And nj
~ causo tue same to be inserted win the same nori-
. NJ. y, 'he delaware Republican, a newspaper nul,-
. snon IN wilmington and to be- continued th,r. in
t~>( Given under the hand and Seal of oeice of
us the Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New
above written. ''' way ""' ''"'
Estate Of the decetsed must present the same duly
nested % the Executors, before March 10TH
ma yi =. hpue the Act VI Assembly In such
D.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
KEGIsTER'S ORDER.
RFnIaTEppa arur,n

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. March "a, 1874
pom the applicau1n Of WATSON FELL, E,cc-
Mn utor OF JONATHAN W. FELL, iate NJ,
Il i nd Sreek Hundred. in said County deeeasrd ~
Fsyo1T and directed by the REGIsTEn tInt ,he
xrDk aforesaid give notice of The praniing ng
tha n nahs IEsTAMENTARY upon the EsTATEs U NJ
or Nv csa1t, with the date OF granting there
sri,, ~ causing ADVERTISEMENT TO ha nns,,d
tsrs uin FORTY days from the date OF sncI ,e,
HeT M OF the nost public places of the COUNTY Of
uW Oastie, requtring all persons having dcms1Js
- st t1o Estate, to present the same + abide hS
"a ~. oi Assembly in such II ade and provided
.u aiso cause the same to he u serted within r.
ssmo period In the Delaware Republican newsu ro
H. ~ Pupnshed IN Wilmington Gnd to Id cou,innaa
~ Given under the hand ami Seal of ooica M,
tne Register aforesaid, at New Castle in S.,y
~ Onste County aforesaid, the day and ,car
rsss,a ~ H. persons having claims aee.nst IN,
a.'es ss1 u me EXECUTOR. on or bcfore NJ ,nr,,
=. loio, or abide the Act of Assemble in sun aI
f'"'"01' WATSON Fell
Address str,ckars,u Executor.
mAr26- 2m ~'''''e'i Wa fh,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
DIED

On The l0h inst, Of pneumonia. iE,Iher +.
iiarman, in the 9Th year Of her age.
On the Brlniywine, April 9Th, Iulin, daugh-
ter of William q. and aud f. i. DoIobarty in
The lth year of her ace.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

REGlSTEk'S ORDER.
HkeisrRRs oFFIcENew Castle, March ith, 1874.
PoN the application OF ISAAC WEBSTER
~ Executor of MARY Murphy, late Of Brandy wins
no IN said county, deceased 1t is ordered and duet
.ou the Register that the Executor aforesaid gre
h hsnS,"r OF the granting OF Letters TESLA
M EN Akf upon the Estate at the licensed with
.le uhte OF granting thereof, BY causing llyrrti~-
ehS 70 be posted within ieriy days iron the date ct
81 etIers IN six of the most public place, of the 60
" NeW castle requiring all persons hnviu. domain,
ashnst inc ESTATE, To pIustnt the same "a ahtit l.,
IN Act OF Assembly in such uls made ain, rrn,nlnI
=. anu ALSO cause the same to he inserted sithinthc
paper published in Wilmington, and 10 h., tnnlinLei
therein two months.
~ Given under the hand amt Seal ct Office OF
lis me Register aforesaid, at New Cast a. IN New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the dn, nRl wal
hvS yst,, wIitteh. B.GlBBS, LEICESTER.
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims .riust tia
Estate OF the deceased must present the saInt duly az
usted to the Executor OH or before March Ih
and provided. ISAAC WrISrrE '''''
AuurtssI w I'm ngtOn, Del. 4 NtruiUr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
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ANII
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lIAIME4T,
Cape God Htucis.

EVERY holt warranted rttttI,tayt. The. u.ritt-
ht''' Orders may be- a,l,ii,-s Il it
FARM i, WILD T. ''-
l.nsl ~. pl 700
H. rNfkl tuill',.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

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NEW CASTLE COUNTY. January 80, Isl.
IfoN the application Of JOSHUA MARKS
- administrator OF HANNAH ERITCHARD, late
q, wilmington Hundred, In si,d County deceased.
~ oiaered and directed by the Register that the Al
@ ~ aforesaid give notice Of the granting ut let
Aumrnistration dpon the estate Oi the deceased
WIN the date OF granting thereof by causing aIycr-
usements to be posted within 40 days from tho date
such letters In six of the most public places Ut the
county OF New Castle, requiring ali persons hay.
my Ienahds against the Estate, 10 present the same
VI apide w an Act OF Assembly in such case nalr
AM provided. And also cause the same 10 be in
tea Wthin the same period IN the DEL AWARE
.nEfoBLiCAN, anewspaper published in WIlmiul-
toh' aud to be continued therein two months
~ Given under tho hand and Seal of Office OF
LIS. tne Register aforesaid, at New Castle in Nta
oSs Gastie County aforesaid, lle day and ycai
NcTTt,tESs Ken. ~ - Is. GIBBS, Register
rstata ~ f.. al persons having claims against the
t. VI tne ueoehsed must present the same duly at
, ,uys " me administrator before January 70 h.
and provided. u '"'" '"'' '''''
Aa,,o,. ,,,,,, JOSHUA MARIS,
e.eeot " hmihBtoh i'ei. Admins lTatur
EGISTER's ORDEE IT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 2Iih, 1874.
upon the application OF william /, Miller. Adj.
,9ns.rator or William Kellain, late Of uywini
drested I'm IN SAD hs county. deceased odprtd
give notice of the granting OF letters OF All
The date Of upon the Estate Of the deceased with
menus TO be posted within forty DAYS fTon, the date of
coUnty ~ sI Of the most public places OF the
demands ass Casee, requiring all persons having
49, ~ agaihN the estate to present the same or
ppo1d ID AT %s 81 sAsssby IN such and
within the ssDe period in the DRLAwhRr RrpTRII.
% oohtinunSRSherein two months ' ~
~ Gnsn under the hand and se,, or os,os n,
SIS. me he9ator aforesaid, at New Castle. In New
H. Seae county, aforesaid, the day and wear
S persons having claims against the
atst =, tae must present the same duly
ss.estou 70 the administrator before March "a
la9, or abide Nc Act of Assembly in such case mad.
ANU PROVIDED WIN. l.. MILLER
As,.o.. x,,,,,-. -, administrator.
On.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
"A truck farm in New Castle Hundred. near the
NY NY me. containing 10 acres more or less with dwe-
ing mouse stabllng, &c., truck farm OF rs acres in
'hT CITY limits, Also the following houses.
House No. 7U7 Shpley street
" g02 Market
Is 92l
Z" 7l6 French
=. 1872 King
House and store y. W. corner Seventh and PonIar
No. 100 W. Seventh street
And several small houses in different osrts ar tha
Guy, Apply to VIM. McCAULLEY q Co.
""Z No. COG Market street Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13

A NANI. a hOME FON Old FLOFI1- WIN,
N not wishing the rerpleNtics Ot servant, H.
reeneu on children, or tho excitement ana couiG.
sion OF public houses, can in the ui,Vsicll an !.l
comforts vi a LIVING MOVE.
After some three year, examination nj such nl-;i-
tnlions In several states, have moi found an, ono
thht seemed calculated as n resting place tni such
persons as have been active, usfful cuilrlS and
mtdo the world better tuT having been ~ H..
Such an Institution I tn'cud ilr HELdTr IPE
ROW. 10 he, hoping 1t may HUuri Il placed ON Il. l.t-
Carton iiH viii continue it, u>rit-- long nitcr The
present generation shall have lgs,d over tho ri, or.
. }. y. BROWN,
Jall' Wust WIlmnE tnn, -.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
ID. HI. SUTTOT

i = M REWAItD.-Thr ablyc riwnrt v,il no
pcUU pad Tor information that will lead 10 III.
arrest ana conviction OF the person person. guilty
oi setihs on hire any dwelling, stable shp or other
building lmar5-lm! j. l., SlMHS. Mavur.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-03-19
inexpensive Happiness.

The most perfect home ever saw WAS in Il
little house into the incense of whose fires
went no costly things. A thousand dollars
served for years living of father, mother,
and three children. But the mother was tic
creator of home her relations with her
children was the most beautiful have ever
seen; even a dull and commonplace man
was lifted up and enabled to do good work
for souls by the atmosphere which this wo-
man created: every inmate of her house in
voluntarily looked into her face for the key
note of the day and it always rang clear.
From the rosebud or clovcr-lcaf which, in
spite of her hard house-work, she always
found time to put by our plates ut breakfast.
down to the story she had on hand to be read
in the evening, there was no intermission of
her influence. She has always been and
always will bc my ideal of a mother, wife,
and homc-maker. If to her quick brain,
loving heart and exquisite face had been
added the appliances of wealth and the en-
laIgements of wider culture, hers would have
been the ideal of home. As it was, it was
the best I have ever secn.-HeIen Hxnt.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-03-19

PooR Milton, when blind, married
shrcw. The Duke Of Buckingham called her
. rose. II am no judge of colors, replied
Ai1eon, ..bnt dare say you arc night. for
feel the thosns daily.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-03-19

IL 1879, ,Dunvet claims 10 .asss oozsc .
bs.intss u 81, 5,oN0, ,OCs, ana increased 'ts
psp1,st:Dr 5000.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-03-19

GEoEoE ELIOT, the lady novelist, ono Of
the kcenest observers of men and things,
makes note of one essential difference be-
tween wo,kn,cn who TAX pride in their
trade aud those who alc indifferent, and cx-
presses her thoughts through one of her
characters in Adam Bedc: ~ can't abide to
see men throw away their tools j. that way
the minute the clock begins to strike, as If
they took no pleasure i their work, and was
afraid o doing stroke too much. hate to
see mans arm drop down - it be Was shot
before the clocks fairly struck, o It he'd
never bit o pride and delight ia's work.
The sec, srirdsscns' ga ia ''unssz o:s
after ySu lsose IT, -
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-03-19

PRINCE nrseASek is sufs,nS i'ora IL
~,sycnce cf sl a...~s o. soui
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-03-19
Toes.

We arr accustomed to use our toes very
little that, for all the practical purposes Of
life, we might almost rs well be without any.
They were intended in the first place to give
flexibility to the foot, and to help us in our
walking, but the modern euston of cramping
them up in tight shoes makes them almost as
immovable as if they grew together. So the
help they give us in walking is not so much
after all. And ~ for putting them to any
other use, We never think of it.
We abuse them dreadfullv sometimes !;
cra,nD and torture them, and pinch them out
of all likeness to their original shape, until
they would never bc known for the pretty,
perfect little baby toes that we like to cuddle
and count and go to market with, grown up
Who, for instance, would ever imagine that
the second toe is intended to I've longer than
the first: And yet in II perfect foot it always
is, though we arc obliged to go to statues and
paintings 10 find it out. And who, putting q
modern, narrOw-toed shoe side by side would,
ever suspect that they were intended for each
other: The fact is, our toes arc our most
abused members, and so we don't get half the
good from them that VIC might.
The Chinese and Japanese and the Bcdouin
Arabs. it is said, from continued practice,
use their toes nearly IS we'll as their hands.
They can pick up their tools with them, and
even work with them while they do some
thing else with their hands Arabs braid
ropes with their fingers and toes working to-
gethcr in conccrt.-7nc 44dcunct
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1874-03-19
MARVELLOUS MONTANA.

Valuable Facts and 1ntrrcStln. Fan.
CicS.
From ,h. Notes .n Samuel Wilkr-"n, III troin't-
Western World