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CANADA.
ExcrrExENr IN oollxERcrA1 crao1vs.

EAUEEENKNT m COMMERCIAL CIRcLVG.
MONTREAL. July 24.-some excitement
Is caused In commercial circles here BY
the arrest Of the partners Of the firm Of
Brown, McWhinn & Co., grain dealers, al
the instance Of the Bank Of Commerce,
for alleged irregularities in connection
with a loan on some grain. They have
been released on bail and will 60 into
bankruptcy. Other grain houses are re-
ported 10 DO In difficulties. ..-.-.
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.El,.afiT 4 Foot Orushed.

NASHVILLE, July al. B. Gordon, of
Coffee county, Tenn, In attempting 10
ump from passenger train while It was
In motion, near the Chattanooga depot in
this city, fell under the cars. The wheels
passed over his loot, crushing It 90 Sc
riorsly as TO make amputation necessary,
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Torch Light ProcesUIop.

LITTLE Rock, July 24.-The Brookltes
are having torch light procession 10.
night. It quite large affair composed
almost entirely Of colored men. ~
The Constitutional Convention was In
session short time to-day, but did moth.
ing Of importance, Z,
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MRNPHIs, July 2I-Last evening at
Bennetrs Landing, four miles above here,
duncan Cameron and Dr.. Frank Foster
had an alteration. in which Cameron
shot ct Foster, the latter drew knite and
cut Cameron in the leg and body, inhIct.
ing dangerous wounds.
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HIND BALL.

The deciding games Of hand bali Of
series between James Feron and Alder
man James 0'Brien, Of Chicago, against
James Casey and James DunnI OF Brook.
lyn, were played yesterday ln Phlladel-
phia, and resulted In favor Of Brooklyn.
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LoNG BRANCH, July 24.-President
Grant, Mrs. Grant, Attorney General vii.
liams. Col. Thomas Scott and a few other
friends will leave here tomorrow morn
ing on a special train for Atlantic City
via Camden. At Egg Harbor city the
party will remain q few hours.
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ITALY.


ROME, July 24.-Tho announcement
that Father Howard would succeed II.
DeMoFade as tho Popes private Chaplain
IS incorrect. N. Sanminiatelli until now,
one OF the private chamberlins Of his 30.
illness has been appointed 10 the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of N, DeMorsde.
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Weather ReporI.
Wan DHPARTHENT,
OHYIU or THH CHIHY SIaNAI. OFFIcEn.
WASEnGEoA, D. O., July $500 ?. n


~'tNssAS wv - y
PROBABILITIES.
For New England partly cloudy and
warm weather will prevail, with east or
south winds; and falling barometer.
For the Middle States, Lake region
and the Ohio Valley partly cloudy and
continued warm weather, with local rains,
southeast to southwest winds, and sta
tionarY or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States
and Tennessee generally clear or fair
weather, with high temperature except
on the South Atlantic coast, southeast 10
southwest winds, and no decided change
in the barometer.
For the Northwest continued high tenn.
perature, with local storms, easterly
winds, veermg to southerly and westerly,
and continued low barometer.
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RxAM1NAT1oN CONTINUED.

The Beecher Examining Committee re.
sumed its session this evening at the res
idence Of TAugustua 6toIrs, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Oyeripgton, who was examined at
some length with reference to the state
ments made by Air. Tilton, to her and
her husband. The committee refused all
Information. relative to the investiga.
tion. r'sT flAi
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i: LouHvnIs. July 2k@2The Lower
Board oil the General Assembly last niobt
passed an ordinance submitting 10 he
people q subscription OF 81, 900 0,060 10 the
louisville d Paducah Rhihoad. u
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Henry W. Sage, Chairman Of the Beech.
er Investigating Committee, had long
interview with Tilton at the house Of the
latter this morning. 1t is rumered that
complete change Of front Is TO be made,
and that eage's visit TO Tilton was full Of
aipnificancp ..-
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Another case OF Kidnapping.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24-A dispatch
states that another child, aged 4 years,
was kidnapped yesterday by two men,
one colored, who prevailed upon the little
fellow TO 20 riding. N5s.g..'
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BAN FRANcuco, July 24.-chollSr,
65i Consolidated virginia, 50; Crown
Point, 8si; overman, SO; Segregated Bel.
cher, SGT; Gould Curry, 81; Fourth Cal.
itornia, ssh Hale NorcrosS, 90; Savage,
7Ss; belcher, VI, issE 5.i
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NRw ORLEANS, July 24.-The body Of
an unknown young woman. well dressed.
was found floating in the river near the
city. Verdict ot tho Corener'S Jury,
"fOund drowned"
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Murder and Attempted spleiae.

, HARTroRD, CoNs,, July 24-Ellhu
Spears killed Charles Davis in West suf-
held, last night. Spears afterwards cut
his own throat, but Is still alive. Spears
was beating his wife, and Davis interiered.
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THE TURF


OAAAhh fAtkA hACE9
CHICAGO, July 24.-This was ihe Las,
day Of the second summer meeting al
Dexter Park. The track was in raiher
poor condition, owing 10 the recent rain,
but In spite oil the still threatening weather
and ocoasional showers during tho early
part Of the afternoon, nearly 1000 persons
were present. There were four races,
two trotting and two running. The fol-
lowing are the summaries Of the events Of
the day:
The frat was a trotting race for purse
Of 81 900 for the three minute class: 5000
to hfst; $3.50 to second and $3.50 to third,
Summary: Ben Wales James Howell
Junior 5, !, l, /: Z. 8. Browns Little
Jake !, 8, 2, 4; Geo. Farnswortha Geo.
Judd 2, 3, 3, 8; Sam Cooks Rose Of
Washington 8, 4, 4, 8; II. ]. Forbes John
W. Hall withdrawn; Kay Warren's Mem.
brino Walker withdrawn; ]. p. Peck's
Randall Withdrawn. Time 2;31, 2:37t.
2:S1 and 2:32t.
The second was trotting race for the
2;20 class, the premium being 1880
], 900 to first horse, 5000 10 second, and
$500 to third; mile heats; best 8 In 8, in
harness. Summary. 3. Wade's Red
Cloud. !, /, /; A. Goldsmith's Gloater, 3,
4,S; Frank Vanness' St. James, 8. 9. a:
r. W. Martins Nettie, 4, 8, 2. Time,
800, 2:s4, 221i.
The third was a running race for q
purse Of 81, ,0OO-$65O to frst horse, $3.50
TO second, and 500 to third; two mile
heats; for all ages. 6ummary-Ed. Har.
Eison's Falmouth, 8 years, /, /; James Z.
Summers Rocket, years, 3, 2; Fred
Lloyd's Captain Hitch, 8 years, 8, 8; o.
n. Reynolds Venus, 8 years, drawn
Time, BAT, none taken.
The fourth was running race for the
consolation purse; single dash Tor o dis
lance ot about 200 feet less than Il miles.
Won by Cleaner, beating Emma NJ,
Sweet Bay, and Venus in the order men.
toned.
Tomorrow Goldsmith Maid and Ful.
lerton trot against time. The best time
ever made on this track ia 2:17i
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Grant and RrI.toW m Connnltn,Inn,

LoEo BRANCH, July 24,-President
Grant has been In consultation with Sec.
retary Bristow this morning on the bids
for the new loans. Il 10 probable that
they will come 70 q conclusion this even.
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HAVANA.


HAVANA, July 24-six of the persons
wounded BY the boiler explosion on the
spanish steamship Minerva have died.
This makes eight deaths in all from The
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BOSTON, July PA fire in A. Cuttings
lumber yard, Winchester, last night csns.
ed loss OF $4,000. Insurance Sl5 600.
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LONDON, July 24.-In the House Of
Commons this evening DiSraeli an
nounced that tho Land Transfer, the ia.
dicature and Endowed Schools billa
would be Withdrawn and Parliament pro.
rogued on the 9Th Of August. In the
House OF Lords Earl Russell asked wheth.
or tho Government had made any remon.
STRANGE to France sgainSt the conniyance
OF her authorities In the violation OF the
Spanish frontier by the Carllsts, He e.
pecially referred TO the rumors that the
French Government had interiered with
spain In manner contrary 10 friendly
relations; that Carlists escaping into
France, instead Of being returned, had
oeen furnished with passports and per-
mitted 10 cross and recross the frontier.
He urged that In according the ordinary
courtesy due from one civilized nation 10
another, there should bc no unnecessary
delay In the formal recognition Of ne
spanish government by that Of Great
Britain.
The Earl Of Derby, Secretary Of State
ior Foreign Affairs, replied that Spain
had not asked England 10 interfere. he
considered that the recognition Of the
spanish government at present would be
premature, When the time arrived Il
would be better that such recognition
should be collective act Of the European
powers.
GREAT VICTORY oyBR THE oARLIsTs.
It is reported from Spain that General
Mofionez has won great victory In
Navarro, taking 1000 Carliata prisoners,
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NEW York, July 24.-The steamers
Neckar, from Bremen. and Neluska, from
Antwerp, have arrived.
LIvRRPooL, July A-The steamers
Assyria and scotia, from New York, and
Minister Room, from Baltimore have ar
M NSw Wy YORK, July s4.-The steamship
ESrl Of LonSdale, from New Castle, has
J arrived. s4a 11l. 4, \, I
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NEW YORK CITY.
NuLL1N's 10 4 FAILURE.

S+%AAAN y ~ n AA4AbhAs 90
NEW York, July 24.-Mullins attempt
to walk 900 miles In ak days, fell 90 dis
gracefully short Of the work last night
that the manager Of the Hippodrome at
the close OF the performance put a stop 10
the affair. The total number Of miles
walked yesterday was 10, and since lie
start on Sunday night 159.
The Army Rife Association OF Toronto,
VIII have q match next fall with the
Irish team. .Z.,aa7 - l-i..iI
MoLLIE HoLDRooK.
Mollle Holbrook, who has been held In
custody on q telegram from the Chief Of
Police Of Chicago, was to-day brought be.
lore Justice Lawrence on writ oi habeaI
corpus and discharged. The Assistant
District Attorney consenting, she was i'm.
medlately re arrested by the Deputy
Sheriff, and new writ was granted, re-.
turnable to morrow. -.
sTRAitsH1p LOST.
Nassau advices to the Goth state tha.
the Pacific Mail Company's steamer CITY
OF Gautamala, Captain Hildreth, from,
New York for Aspinwall, was lost on the
northeast point Of Waiting Island, Ba-
hamas, on Thursday, 18th inst, at mid
night. All hands were saved.
By the arrival Of q Havana steamer 1t
6as been ascertained that the City OF
Gautamala struck on the northeast point
Of Watling's Island, Thursday, 10th, at
midnight, six days out from New York.
Immediately after striking the crew com.
menced throwing the cargo overheard
and continued at this work till o'clock,
when the engineer reported the steam
pipe, broken and the vessel deluged. In
about two hours alter striking the City Of
Guatamala had nine feet Of water In the
hold. The Captain then dispatched two
boats, one 10 Fortune Island to intercept
the homeward bound vessel and the other
TO Nassau. On Sunday about midnight,
the I'd officer, CaphRm, with crew OF six
men arrived at Nassau during a
terrific thunder storm. They had
encountered heavy weather and frequent
squalls during the passage. They were
Immediately taken care Of by the U. 8. |
consul and steps were at once taken to
get assistance to the wreck, and the steam. |
er Anna lett for the scene. II was reported |
At the time officer Lapham left the wreck !
that there were twelve feet Of water in the |
steamers hold. The vessel will be a total |
wreck, but the remaining cargo will be
saved. There were no passengers aboard.
Five OF the crew Of the City oi Guatamals |
took passage on the City Of Havana, for
New York. No report Of the boat des.
patched 10 Fortune Island had been re. |
ceived at Wassna up to the time Of the
departure ol the City Of Havana. The
vessel was worth $4,000, and was in.
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LOUISVILLE, July 24A-At the Harrods.
tWo.year'olds. W. G. Cooks be dis.
tanced the field. Time 3:10.
The second race was Tor horses that had
never beat 2:45. W. Il. Robinson's ch m,
Rolling Fork, IL 2, 80; W. H. Dudley's
b b, Richmond, 2, /, l, l, Time $50,
The third race was free for all. G.
Davis br m, Sophie Temple, Q, 2, l; J.
Z. Chinns' br m, Early, /, /, distanced;
Thompson's gr 6, Sam Patch, 8, 0, dis.
tanced. Time not given.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Assoo1ATRD PRESS RylpoRT

By the Western Union Limo.
Dmeo Northwest COT. of Main and Monroe BID,
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FOUND GUILTY OF DraAMY.

James Coughlan, the wealthy contract.
or OF Hoboken, who has been on trial in
that city for the past lew days on Q charge
OF blgamy, has been found guilty. Cough.
Ian lett the courtroom yesterday after
the charge OF the Judge, and has not been
seen since. re- -
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

ALARMING OUTBREAK OF E4A1r psx.
LONDON, July 24-There is an alarm.
ing outbreak ot smallpox at New Market
Upwards Of 20 cases are already reported.
The authorities have asked tho Jockey
Club 10 permit them TO convert their
Grand Stand into hospital, wherein In
tected persons may be quarted.
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THE INDICTED INsPEOToRg.

The cases Of the indicted Inspectors
OF Election were called to-day in the
Court Of General sessions, and their trial
set down for the first Monday in Septem.
her
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-21
/ Maryland Affairs.

DlsrREsslso AccrpsSrOn Thursday last
little four-year-old son of James Scully residing
in Spaniard's Neck, Queen Apas's county, Nd,
met with distressing and fatal accident. He
was amusing himself by driving mule around
the pond witha catnsteek, followiug close be-
hind tho heels of the animal. Soon he was
heard to scream, and on going to him, he was
found lying on the ground with blood running
from his facs.y- Medical eyamnafion showed that
the male Had kicked him on the iowef- part Of
the forehead, completely crushing in the frontal
plate Of the skull, and entirely severed the nose,
just between the eyes, from the forehead. The
wound was regarded assp eEtFemely dangerous
character, and the little sufferer expired Sunday
pight. ~
James Spear, Esq, prominent and we'll
known citizen of Kent county, died at his resi-
dence, near Millington, last Monday week, in
his 74th year, He was reputed one ofthe wealth
lest citizens. Of the county, owning seven tins
farms. His estate is aaidi to be worth abou'
$3.50, ,ooQ
Rev G.. R. Bristor Of Chesapeake City ". E
Church received, last week, donation from :
| few friends :-$ab in cash.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-21

DemssratAs ce.nsy Tsssusivs cem,nsttss' =
Tbsifollowing esptlemen constitute the Demo
cratic Executive Committee for this county:
/. New Castle Hundred George Gray; Whining
tos Jesss AhsfPf; HpApdywine Hundred, Thos
1. Tallsy; Christiana, John W. R. Killgors
Mill Greek, Thos. L. !. Baldwin; White Clay
Greek Jas. Springer Pencader, sewell c. Biggs
Red Lion, Thqs, Bird; st. Georges, Edwia r
Cochran Appoqaininink, Francis.T Perry.
Democratic state Central commitsss.
The following gentlemen were appointed al
the Committee at the last Democratic State Con
vspyion: New Castle county--John ? Cochran
Jssas shar ., George Gray 4 Kent couniy-<Jas
L. Smith. DR.. NJ. @. Lodand, John N. voshell
Sussex connty--C. W. Wright, VIM. B. Tom
blipsqp, u T, Meore. raijs9sil u US
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTER'S OFFICE.
|rs,s New Castle County, February 2d, 1874.
T Tpan the application off r Hnkil, Admin
~ istrator c. I. a. of Samuel Dale, late Of ST
Gsornes Hundred in said County, deceased, il is
ordered and directed by the Register tha, the Ad-
ministrstor aforesaid, give notice OF the granting
OF Letters Of Administration upon the Estate OF
the deceased, with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date af such letters in six OF
the NEST public places Of the County Of New Cas-
tie. requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the me, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly in snch case made and provid-
ed. And also cause the same to he inserted with
ia the same period in the AIDpLEr0wN TRANS
cRIpr, newspaper published in Mjddletown, q, and
10 be continued therein two Rionths.
20 Given under the hand and Seal Q f OF
IJ. fce Of the Register aforesaid, at New
-. Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
the day and year sbore written.
~ B. GIBBS, Register.
se NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Administrator pn or before February 3D.,
1875, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. G. 2. HpKILL,
ApDREss-u uidietown, Del. admir-. O. r. Il.
| Feb 7-2m. Ff
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FOR RENT:

FJ1WO Sisre Rooms on Main street, opposite the
L PeRiRsnlar Machine Works. suitable for Mil
iipery or Tripmigg Store. One of them is at
present in The tenure Of Mrs. Mary y, HAYES.
Apply ta j. II. SCOWDRICK,
Jan 94tb-=H
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Ght gliddlftoua. Tranatripi
y rusLlsHsp svnar a4ruaRAy ~
1sAstatd i ~ nSuas.

TERMS--S20 90 = year. payshle In advances
No paper discontinued until "a ordered, except ~
~ option Of shs publisber
4 RATES or ADVERTISING q. I'D AdssFtisements
or 10 lines or less viii beinserted twice tor
and as cents for each ADDITIONAL insertion. Bus
iuess cards. $40 Der year lpe- of . col
umn, months, IS; maaths, $ib one year,
x26. One-half Of column, 3 months, SlS
months, $50; one year, $50. One column ons
year, SiO0. Business Locslss 10 cents =, line 70,
each insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
M. Obi,uAriss charged foe atl regular sdssr'
.tising rates.
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M d Es! MUL Isl!

T7HE undersigned has for sale at the Middle
i tpwp Hotel Stables forty-6ve head of supe-
rlor YOUNG WESTERN MULES, selected by
him with great care during his recent trip TO the
West. A part of them are broken, the rest not.
Persons in want OF good mules are invited to
call and examine bis stock.
Jan. ,3l-2w. L, P. MCDOWELL.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-21

lQe Feuerolsourg, MQ.,f CouTtef, records the
accident il this manner, alluding to the reporter
as . second Stanley; "At New Hope on their
return, Stanley was SO mellow that be couldu'i
say anything; the driver called for cider, Al
fredericksburg, brandy was requested. Things
got mellower and more Wellow until finally they
struck Ross crossing, mile above Seaford.
Stanley's companion was dozing, and Stanley
wanting TO emulate Stanley lst in something
daring, drove down the railroad towards Sea.
ford. He hadn't gone far when he copceived
the idea Of stopping there awhile. Accordingly
he unhiiched the horses from the front and
hitched them 70 the rear of the carriage, on tn
trick and 'took posi- (hic) tion (his) as guard
(hic) along side" The train came along, killed
beth horses, splin,ered the carriage, and the
Herald hasp't probably got shat execution repor
YETI
| Ettixens' Meeting.
In another column will he founa call, signed
| 'many citizens,n for meeting 10 be held AT III,
.,fice Of 4 7. Redd, Esq oe Tuesday evening
next, for the purpose Of nominating ticket IL
lie voted at the coming town election. All ar,
invited to attend and participate. The cali i
published that it may reach everybody, and ht
centre OF the town is selected that it may he e8a
venient to adj, and If aay one fails 10 attend a'
certainly will have sa right 10 find fault viii
J the action Of the meeting
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MENT FOR ALLl

T.S. Arthpr's last aud rreatest work, CAST
ADRIFT' is selling by thousands potwithsiand
ing the times II is intensely interesting& is low
er priced and heavy books, life ofthe Author
presented TO every subscriber. An agent. who had
never sold a book before cleared $l0p last week.
niscounts TO suit the times. Circulars frre. J. N.
STUDDART b CO., Pub, 720 Sanspm 81. Phils.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-22

A STORY is told OF young man of
Louisville, Ca, becoming smitten
with a young lady of Savannah, and
often visiting her at her fathers
home. The father did not like him
as often happens, and bethought him
of way to get rid of the visitor. 1t
was very pious thought too. The
couple were in the parlor at / o'clock
one night, and the rest of the family
were in the sitting room very sleepy.
The old man invited the couple
to join in family worship, and aske d
the young man solemnly to read a
chapter from the family Bible. He
was obliged to submit, and stammer-
ed through the chapter. At the close
there was pause-and then the old
man asked the reader to lead in
prayer. He dropped the book, seized
his hat and bolted for the front door,
which was quickly bolted after him.
The young man walked to the first
railroad station out of town and
waited for the morning train. He
has since had no call to Savannah,
and there is not so much worship in
that house as formerly.
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CUT THIS OUT Every person
should know how to treat a flesh
wound, because every one is liable
to be placed in circumstances away
from surgical and veterinary aid,
where he may save his own life, the
life Of friend or of a beast, simply
by the exercise of little common
sense. In the first place, close the
lips of the wound with the hands and
hold them firmly together to check
the flow of blood until several stitch
es can be taken and bandage APP
piled. Then bathe the wound for a
long time in cold water. Should
it be painful correspondent says,
take painful of burning Goals, and
sprinkle upon them the common
brown sugar and hold the wounded
part in the smoke. In minute or
two the pain will be allayed, and the
recovery proceeds rapidly. In my
case rusty nail had made bad
wound in my foot. The pain and
nervouS irritation we're SeFo'e' mi =
was all removed by holding 1t III
smoke fifteen minutes, and l was
able to resume my reading in com
fort. We have often recommended
it to others with like result. Last
week one of my men had nail torn
out by pair of ice-tongs. 1t be-
came very painful, as was to be eN-
pected. Held in sugar smoke ~
minutes, the pain ceased and prom
iSed SpeedV recovery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-22

THE New York Nation gives the
following neat definition OF the
democratic party: at is loose
1ncoherent mass of persons, scatter
ed in greater or less number over tne
ITnion' without any common creed
or aims. and no hundred OF them
think alike on any topic of national
interest. Nobody can say what 'heil M
views about the currency, or 'he
tariff. or the Southern problem OF
the civil service question, or any
other question. The only things oy
which a Democrat can be distih-
auished from a Republican are the
name and the desire to get the he'
publican out of Office