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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15
Management of Young Calves.

Every COW will prove to be more prof.
table animal, and it will he immensely
better for her in every respect, if she is al
lowed to rear her own calf until it is al
least one or two months old. 1t is natural
for a COW to suckle her young, and it is
unnatural that the calf should not be al
lowed to take its food from the udder of the
dam. The young animal should be allow
ed to suckls the biestings-the first milk
drawn from the cows udder-which nature
designs as the most nutritious and proper
food, which is also medical cleansing the
bowels of the pent-up meconium or fecal
matter secreted there during its conflne.
ment in the womb. 1t should get a sulfi-
cient portion of this naturally medicinal
aliment four times day, say pint and
half at time, so as not TO keep it fas tng
TOO long, and at the same time not to over
load the stomach. The calf should get
portion of its own dams milk as long as it
retains its peculiar medicinal quality,
which may be known by its coagulating
upon being heated or boiled but older
calves should not be allowed to eat the
blessings, as to them it would be Injurious. If
Il calf is allowed to suck the cow, drawing
only partial supply Of necessary nourish-
ment, it can be taught to drink from pail
with as much facility as if it were not al
lowed to suck at all.
When the calf is week old little skim
milk may be generally mixed with the
new milk, and after fortnight, little
oatmeal, flour, Indian, bean, pea or linseed
meal mucilage may be added gradually,
which will enable the industrious and
economical housewife to save her milk for
the production of butter or cheese, and
rear her calves also. But meal of all sorts
of grain should be cooked before il is mix
ed with the milk fed to the young calf, OF
the crude food may produce a violent at
tack of scours. Professor Johnson says in
his" Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry u
that while the calf is young, during the
first two or three weeks, its bones and
muscles chiefly grow. 1t requires the ma
terials of these, therefore, more than fat
and hence half the milk It'll gets at first may
be skinned, and little bean meal MAY
be mixed with it, to add more of the case
in or curd, out of which the muscles ar,
formed. The costive effects of the bear
meal are to be guarded against by occasion
ii medicine, II required. In the next stag
more tat Is necessary, and in the thirC
week, at latest, full milk should be given
and more milk than the mother supple
if the calf requires 1t or, instead OF tn
cream, a less costly kind of fat NAV b
used. Oil cake, finely crushed, or linsee,
meal may supply at q cheap rate the ia
which, in the form of cream, sells 70
much money; and instead of additions
milk, bean meal in large quantities ma
be tried, and If cautiously and skillfulI
used, the best effects on the size of the ca
and the irmness Of the veal may be antiC
ipated.-NcW York Herald.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15

hogs, so to IOOof sheep, 6,o00 feet of solid
boards, 1900 feet of siding, $4,000 feet of
flooring, 10, 900 shingles, less hard lumber,
less green lumber, 40 less of ioists,
scantling and all other large lumber, $40
bushels of wheat, $50 of corn, $50 of oats, 400
of barley, $50 of flaxseed, $50 of apples, 4S0
of IRISH potatoes, $50 of sweet potatoes, 1000
bushels of bran. The foregoing tables
may not be exactly correct, for the reason
that railroads do not exactly agree in their
rules and estimates but it approximates so
closely to the general average that shippers
will find it great convenience as mat
ter of reference
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15

A SAD DEATH.-A poor little sufferer
was suhocated to death the other day by
worms. 1t must have been a terrible death
and yet how easily it might have been ar
rested by the use of KELLoGG's WORM
TEA, which can be procured at any drug
story.
"Of all sad words of tongue or pen
The saddest are these, 1t might have been. "
Price % cents. Sold everywhere. JOIN;
+. HENRY, CURRAN & Co, proprietors,
and 8 College Place, New York.
iiil4dSw1mO
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15
JOHN. BGXTER, CE. z. BAILEY,
President. Cashier
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
B A N K,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
ESTABLISHED 1880.

WE are prepared to purchase, at
Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
OF Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. r,
R. Stock.
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates
receive deposits and maize collection
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by Inmsn, Anchor and NatlOna
Lines OF Ocean Steamers, and Exchange or
all the principal cities OF Europe for sale,
E. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15
The FamInc In India.

CALCUTTA, April 4.-Reports from the
famine-stricken districts show continued
improvement in the general situation.
The authorities are now in condition to
hope that the difficulties are over, except
in the northwestern portion of Tirhoot,
where over five hundred thousand persons
are yet dependent upon the Government
for food. The spring crop has yielded
well, except in Tirhoot
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15
What CONSTITUTES a Car Load.

Some one who has been investigating
the subject says that in general 20 600
pounds is a car load, of 20 barrels Of salt,
20 of lime, 80 of -four, 60 OF whisky, 200
sacks of -four, 6 cords of hard wood, : OF
soft, is to 90 head Of cattle, 80 to 60 head Of
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15
Dr. ru,,,s Improved Hair Dye

Possesses qualities that no other dye does.
II is in general use among the fashionabl e
hair dressers in every large city in the Uni
ted States. 1t is harmless, natural and
easily applied. Sold all around the world.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15
Latest and Best Rook

On nervous and sexual debility, nightly
losses, etc. Nine illustrations. Sent free
for 10 cents. DE-. T.. G.. ABBEY,
i2SW6m Buffalo, n. y.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-15

Win pay agents from 500 to 500 per
month to canvass in East Tennessee. Bus.
iness pleasant. Address, p. o. Box 76
Knoxville, Tenn. d3tw1t
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26
&:ccpten ior NOgtcrbcNsmcSlcul:

&ccrpten for NogtcrbcNsmcSlcnn=
met. Gn Wanb / Ell Tp paa &elt.
Ianptt blsu for en- Sio iiosn opeltalt
til at trGoe IND / ct al Be ltr9noe
Observation-Disclosures, Der fOrbpNeSru,
gen life blot al ipirilucls men snooe
al snbper eieret 0rif, uoen efter
en- N99ss Hecept. lom bet heo,
Der / Statutsrne. ga ban bar pant
til at ta9e zig line plsle Orammsr
ON Sasen % ofsnoen lom oitclt
nosle sItru, iaa faIot ort bam natur.
li9UiS i Ssspuosllsn mssct b~slu9rlist
auglts at aiboloe JIG ira SrGnocuin
9an meobsIts lin yrsc peo en- Gel.
liSbso benne SmitUnblsbso. % 9r.
gen ulsnte ba, at BIN 81 buroe op.
here mso 8ru9cn al Spiritus paa.
en9nrs. "Sa. iser 0s," luarsos Del
npe Mp9tsrbeosmcblem, "rette er %.
iaa min Msrins, men Statuterns
forbpoe mig Oct sauiie. Seq nlaa
life priffe cn Gram upen eftsr en-
9Gsss Gccept." - "Na bell" lparsos
9oftursn, "iaa oil ics liripe Gem en-
&sespt; isS tenfsr Gu un;e ON ga.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26

Gen utrettsIia &C uneraper
at Be sr1ite Slrtiosmlnbsr Sr. SdIsi.
mou bar after alort ct mrrfsIlst
6unb. Yaa Ell 8ciie til Srdomc.
nos, III Sfriptu taIoet, bar ban
nemlis paa bet Stso. buor BET be.
rpmte Ssmpel Tor 0rnticrns iiob,
funoet Song Mpuias's Of fore Der.
li9e WarmorbIoffs opiprte Sfatfam.
msr, bporom hanbles Sliaosns 2oen
BOG. Ysrs 5ll. Set bar bpa9et /
TOrm at Dom cher runo SuGIuins.
% OmtaIss al Y%auianIus i BET 2pet
Narbuuorsbe silsr &rlitus JON ct
unoerpVrf blanbt 6r9fsnlanos SpS.
iin8spGrisr. ShI,iman bar bepet
BET srGltarf9Olo9ilts Selitab ON itrag
for bans IeSniu9 at upgrade renne
for Tloenlfabsn % 8isnoifaben I'll
Sraterncs SGoer % SfIfte / Den
beroilfe Sicsaloer Iaa in~tersslante
Bpsnins.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26

gen oil here en- paslenbe Soiis,,; Il.
ben futile hi forminoife Den inotiI
Sc 9anlfe fan opbDrs" 0eesn ifrcp
Gcccptsn Oe git. 8ort sftsr faIot BET
Wanoen ino, at ban bapbe CLIENT at
lperge Softoreu ON bpor marae
Srammer Der par / EN- un;s, oe for
at erIare bette, ienots ban lin Yioc
til Mpotbefet. SUN fommcr til Mpo-
tbeferen % iperser fra lin Serre on,
~buormanse Drummer Der 9aar paa
En- un3e. Wpotbefsren, Der troeoe
bun mcnte 0rutmsr, iuarcoe at Der
off 8. - Ylecn fommcr tilbaee 90
fortGuer at Der saar s Orammer
paa en- llu3s. bporpso benoes Ssrre
bliper mcSet 9lao. "6oytreHslist,"
Tiger ban. "ier eraf iss 4 6 Gram.
msr ON 0ascn, % MI maa jes orifts
s." Mfan oil iiffsrt faa enbucr
Snapier iii at saa ino / bette Maa.
OsbolasieIifab, iirr llaar &cccpten
tunoe lpos paa ? lln;sr for bet for
tie, % fri Wsoicin al Sslitabets
&asie for De 6atti9ere.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26

8 SartIepool / England boIot
5urnbuu iorIeben Dag ct tort Dis.
fusiionsmeoe ON 9i9brrnbing slIsr
Soroiritclie. W,n &uinberne / Sart
lcpoo! nile ~be9raoes, % iamlebe ils
bcrior ct MataI al 300, iom trGuatc
Jig ind Snler. buor Wpoet hoIptes,
o. siOros Ell iaaban Qarnl. at "osrss
8lrrs maaits baue psnot ii9 / line
Si9tiiter", lfriuer ct sn9ellf 8lab.
Sin us Ell triiteli9 SesrausIls", By
lsps De, buortil We,ets Sirisent
iuarsos, at ban life bOpbe nOseu De.
mpnni9slie til at bearaps Dem. Sm.
lioer Mt man Dem no al Saleu, men
oa De pare fomne uoeuiOr, GAP DC
iie til at raabs: "8r0nb Surnbuul
Salt bam / Sunen! Stif banl i en-
Sirrstpuce % br0nb bam!" % bisle
Gaub ilIsmtss at 20OO Wsnuelfsr,
iOm bauoe iamlet Zig paa @aoen.
0st iaa farlist no for 5urubnu
iOm bleu mootasen meo SfirIsorb
% 9pl, ba ban forloo Wepet.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26
NDbcbtr.

gn Mano / @lits Eissnn, Wih. j.,
tror al hnps Opnasst si Mloosl. iom
ON Sommsrcn beuarsr Smer moo
at bariine uosn at BRUCE IS
- Chicago llnipsriitsis Ycnscior.
bolo er nlesst trpffenbt.
Ss fuirocIisc Stutcnter uso
llnipsriitetst / gpanitOn, NOR Chicago,
cr mseet IOrar9eoe oper ct al Yrr.
Tosntsn uoiteot 6orbuc MOB. at be
oeltassr i Be m~anolise SulSentsrs
litsrors Wcosr, hpilfs i CONNER bar
p1rst aibOlot i &c nGrlis9snoe StOus.
= 3 Slinois boiler Sammonos
%asts suosliss 6oriamlinssr Sales.
burss Opera, iom Gaitor Dc @itt
iiclse i'm Meuin9 ON ilise 9uie eel
uiloe fable Satans Spna9oae. 8ro
Der Sammono oil Optase 8ampen
MOB Tisuoen paa osns s9sn 8tnno.
- Gen HE December psoto9es
/ &onsrtslsn ct 9Opfolilas, buorsftsr
Ssttlerne / Dc At 0rGsbopperne bGr.
ieuoe Niitriftsr ifal funne pGre fra.
prrenbe fra osres Slcmlteo lnotll
Mai 1876, uosn at beruto osrss
Retliebscsr meo Ssnipn til enonu
fife opnaast GienoOmsret tabss.
- @eo ct Wasismcoe i Gabo. ga.
blcp BET bsilultst at nGsts at slus
Arbeire til Gepubllianernc, 9uios %
6arpsrs uosn 6Or'tlsI, % at unora9s
zig al Scrbinoells mso FIantsrs %
8iebmGno, lom paa nosen Waaes
unperltettcr ellsr bar / Mlbelos ell
&spublifunsr.
= s 9rbei af so Mar bar Oct
ameriianite Sraftatiellfab i @isnnem'
init aarli9 un9ipst 10 Wilionsr GI
empIarer al Sraftatsr.
- gn MGnsoe Yreitsr at nsitcn
aue friitne 8siienosIisr / Chicago
bOlot Der npIi9 ct fGllss Msps for
at opsrpeie ON Wiolerne til at faa
iitano en- aIminoelis a%anoelis Ief'
telie i Chicago. Set uotaIteS. at en-
laaban tiItr9n9es iaapsl inbeu. lonl
uosuiOr Msnisbsosrne.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26

- Yrg inenten bar mbu9pnt ga.
mes gS. MiarIboll til fprite Nsiiitsnt
i YoitOcpartemenlet, % 9. y. M;tcu
til 8uusrner i lltab.
= Sra 6orsit Gitp i Ifanias
berctt,s, at bile 8peu ie%nneniOr Ssrn.
banen sr roslaet pso Vrunb.
- SboeburpntiS er nplig fore.
taeet Yceuer n.eb ct nDt Slags
Sp,irasronuicr, Der ipres at bile
blipe fpriUrbsli9 c~oel99senNe / llne
T~llfnin9sr.
= Wsrico sr 3open ON pisle
iSorancrinQer i S%oriatniuQ'n. buur
lblanpt Spreltelieh al st Scnat, er
blspcu bsfisnStsiort nncer Suffering
ming % en- itOr Wiljterpuraos.
$ Nctp Orleans, Mfils., for.
ipste npllo 700 Nssre fra TIRE Siper
at trrn9e ino i @ifbnrsb, men Be
bIep ilaasos tilbase. Nssrenss Cab
al Sppe os Saareoe bar %; 40
bleu ta9ne tilfanse.
$ Dee Woiuss, Som, flnneS
66 Tsrioner mso Nupnst Smith. %
Dog sr ingsn al Dem / 6ami!is meh
Den Smitb, Der aier SOrrrin9 paa
8uusrnprpHroiabecen / Attanias.
@iennsminillis aarst runot
toecs ira be Sorenspe Stutcrs Ya'
t~snttontor al SOlul. Sunpalntre 20
gnerst. 8~tpiIguiuSer paa nps SpNn.
heller.
Der er allersoe falbt Stutpb.
ninesr ON, at osilom @rtu Irnim
i Spolflano blluer bpmlT!ot oil han
itrcr eftcr bIips beuaaost lisIse Sis
mnrfs Inbcialins.
= Sra @uitralIsu b~ersttts, at @al.
gene I'll Den ~iOr5itnacnoe trsaarise
RarlamenisissiiOu bltU ail!uttet i
Mai bette Nar, o. at blaubt be 10.
rsIiaacnos SIscr sr ben piSti9its,
Sorila9st til en- np aonilltutiou, boil.
fet al &sgistin9sn sr Iremloat oa
u~Narbsiost belt % bolpsnt paaGrunr.
LAG al ben nOrlte St0isfOrfItnln9
asniti'utious 6Orillsst oisfuterss Der.
ipr oImlnoeIlapis unosr Naun al
"pst norltc Spcrssmaal'.
- Gn Statlls for Sapio Ching.
tone, osn bcremts Iirifareiisnos, az.
ttS rsiit i 8lascOw / Nsrbeoen al
Bet Sus, buor ban CT fsot.
- SirlBs BE upsit Splpsninssr
bsitaar Den ruSiite 6laubs al 90
pantisreos % 106 up nilersoe Sflbe
meo 52l &droucr.
- MaIehifsriet psO N1bor9 / Dan.
mart bar / De iensrs Nar taset ct
bstpoeIist SpiuinS % MI ct lcnne,l'
be @rbeips.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26
Snlcaftcn.

Nu ringer BET til 5ulsicit!
Rom Sslu oa % pGr Dor 8islt
% met oS ret peo Suleboro
Meo bit liuialise @ues ORD!
Weo Sproerns | SherIanb
vi saur MI baabs &pinoc, Wono
Sa lege &rpbl Ell, Der on lal
) SattisoOm paa bare Straa.
SUITS SrH. Der lpie Stirruon Din,
Sfal Mic @si / Slalneu mo.
Der isr ri big iaa milo o9 pruo
% imlIsnoe Tom Simmelbruo.
80, ret ION intst Snot Der bar,
Oh er iaa 9Iab, iaa bio % flar,
% Dog Dor Straf Den paa Dig Lao,
% ielu pu piloe ba Oct ina!
Dit Smil ON bIibs Huisnmunc
Get tom IF, @isltsls opte Srunn
Sg piisr os Din 8iGrliabso,
Der GAP os epi9 ialis 6reo.
SrGo inb, Guos Srn. / Spttsn lau
% 9icr ceu Tanse fro % GLAD!
SrUo inb i bpert ct Sus oa Slot
% uarmc Ioloe $lsrter scot!
ser @ennen fra Dor Siertss 8ruuo,
Der toner MI ira bpsr Ell Wunp
Stlcnt on, peltomus SnIsgltlt!
D ollie slnp en- SulsIst
@ernt Iittprle.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26

- gn ifiGa9st &uinos piite Zig
irsm for Ysnss i Earis. SEQ Sno.
san9sn itoo en- lille Yise % tog
imoo Sstallnesn. Gn Serre lom
bapbe parst inoe % ist llnosrperfet,
iaars, ba ban 9if, til Den lille Yisr:
"Gr Bet Din Mopsr, Der laoer Jig
f%orsplie inoe / Ssltst?" - Tsi oct
CT min Saber", iuareoe BET uitpIbisc
Barn.
- Suorfor bleu MstbuiaIsm %
Ne andre Yutriarfsr iaa samls ?"
ipur9te en- Npotbsfsr en- Yrrit for
at istts bam i SorIs9subeo - "@lit.
NOT ioroi Der lite families nosen Ipo.
tbster paa Den Sio", iuureoe Yreiten
tilferNis.
= SruY isntss. at bsnbeSWanbs
SnofomItsr life fOrilo9 ii! at tilfrees.
title ale benoss Snlfer % iaSbe en-.
CANA Grge!ist iii bam: "Ou iOrtieusr
oa heller Snsenlins!" $50 min @en",
iuurers &stsmaubsn tort, "ise trosr,
at leg FOREIGNER Ell bsbre Some"
5 Ell Ieiiebsif,iuclis meooeles
Der ON ell 30 8Dolflanb felsenee:
S%nonaansrns srrnre iis al BaossiG.
tier % andre npttiss @losilibsrier.
- &icltrinscitOltbso. Oommersn:
"Sis mig MI Oprigtis, bar Sobn
life meo / Gosrs Banbe.
2puen: SO -. bet oil Ii9e, ban
bar ri9tignof fun sGresmeolsm.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26
Tar,it tilihlas.

ltnrertssntoe aater al irIst IN YARN,
teliMenee 6lnre Smrnibip, | Ydl Norp Tor
Grif Slitns guy " MelnlsIc. (mtrt inoe
| ct merit Settlement) teitaltnee AZ ia
Mcres. hrcrlf 30 cprprfst ~ % Ntrea enls
lanp, iant en- Rrnlre Str. Naa Sdrnen
sr ct acpt SNiS. @rlinerp N StllrtMHin.
Ger. NJ rer Sirtn Al @uiet er en- Srrln9 AZ
1rnt 0ane. inn alSria torres. Sur IRIS
~ 0rnptticner benpenper man fJ Ill
Weprl @reenbnl1h
eIer Ill BETTE Sla@ 6cntor,
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26
nsa~ ~. g. Garter. Muftio

Bss~ ID. 3. Garter, MuttiO.
narius, SsIan, Spwa, anbefaler ia
lpm Iufticnsr fer @inneibeit ca cmlia.
sence @cuntper. A~lmineelia Yris IS.
Srere neelssses paa Seeorab Bcitens
Office.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26

- Yaa ct SfiIpt lGies feIgsnbe:
per erboloes &uHs. Smpr % $50.
1'pboapsoe af Mabam Sonss.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26
q. Is. 5ausen. q. Sulyericn.
Ton,
Santlence mcb aleilass
FORTE &lasics
Varm=2eSIfabcr
Woods Harvester
me0
Self-Binder,
iom i Siten bar facet i'm &yeue i
manoe Nar.
Weed Self Rake
meo
Mower Attachment

Der bar punret inaoun Srem9ans oeb
lit uomGrfene Mrbeioe. at Oct nUiten
bar uGret Ell umuIi0bcp at fori9r.
oi9e Oct ncopcnci9e NutaI Walfirsr
ira Mar til anoet, % BET sr en-
&lsnosaicrnir9, at mar andre Mso.
pcre bar ilaaet Sell. Jar WOODS
IN aattst tase Ylanlen.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26
NCrif SarpebC9.

vt farpe Ycmuless OIL lllelaru / ale
&clsrer mee Anelin. Srbcless fer 30
OTIS. mco al ifr:pe iii
Z. :. Sperlcn, Wasilcn, Mis-.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-26

bpilfe be9se bar pit fire mango &su.
ner blanbl Sarmsrre, at DC meo 9st.
heb fan baanoteres, % sr Ell &el.
iianslie for Seitene. Sisie Maitiuer
uofere lit Irbeioe forirrTeli9t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-13
An Outgrowih Of other Disease /!

Catarrh sometimes exists alone. but is more frs-
quently a symptom OF other diseased conditions.
The following letter plains it:
CoLLISGwooD. 0nondsga Co., n. Y. Jan. 25. 1872.
Dr. X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo. n. Y.
Dear Str-Allow me to give you brief history o
the effect of your edicine called Golden Medical
Discovery in my case. l am now in my seventy
fourth year, and naturally of firm constitution:
Within the last few years, from over exercise. L
have been afflicted with plicatlon OF diseases
almost Incredible to relate. In the hrst place
catarrh, TO degree that. to ne, it eemed that my
voice passed out at the to whi ch was added It's
natural ally-Bronchitis; TO which, at no great
length of time. added Neurall tic pains in the
head and shoulders and bloating OF the lower
limbs, the most of which was superinduced by a
torpid state of the liver had the advice OF sew
eral eminent physicians and tried almost every
known remedy for such complain IS. without reiiet
rapid loss OF strength and waste of flesh, remind
ed me that could not long with stand the com
bined force of disease which fast bearint
me down. gaze up all business. made my Will
had my grave stone placed in posi- ton and lettered
except date of exit, and resigne myself to m,
couch to await events. Not long Ifter this, saw
your adv ertisement, procured you remedies-l an
now on the second halt dozen BOTTLES OF Colder
M edical discov ery-have goo appetite hay'
gained fifteen pounds of 1esh-ns more talk out Q
| my ears, no more bloating of the limbs can wall
two or three miles with ease, an6 feel that you hay
given me a lease of ten or fit cen years-su6lec'
| however to the ratification of the Court above
That you may live long TO do good TO suffering hu
manity, is the sincere wish OF
| Your unknown friend. LUTHER CULE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-13
CHARLES SUMNER.

ACTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL RELATIvE TO THE
aRKAT sTATEsNANs DEATH.
In the City Council, last night, the death OF
Hon. Charles sonaner Of Massachusetts, being re-
ferred to,
MIR. Lynch Dsm) moved that the Hall be
draped In mourning, a. 0 mark Of respect 10 the
memory OF the deceased statesman, whom he con-
sdsred az one Of the ablest and pursst public men
the country ever produced, excepting Daniel Web
ster and Henry Clay. -..1 ...y,,.ts
Mr. Hayes (Dem) objected to this mode oil ex-
preston; ID was expensive and useless: far more
appropriate would Il be to adopt yesolutions ex-
presave of the sense and sorrow OF Council at the
sad event. -.
Mr.. Fsbiger (Rsp) agreed with these sentiments,
and moved to amend the motion made BY Mr..
Lynch, by appointing MIR. Hayes committee OF
one to draft such resolutions. r5stt1lr
Mr. Hayes moved 10 amend the amendment BY
appointing Mr.. Pickels (Rep.) said committees.
Mr.. Plckels said il would be . far more grateful
tribute 10 the doad statesman's memory and have
far more effect with the reading public, for such
resolutions 10 come from political opponent.
Mr.. Hayes replied that while he always enter.
| tanned an exalted opinion OF Mr., Summers abili
| ties and virtues, he thought that one who enter
tanned the same political feelings, could do hin
The arnsndusut mAds by Mr.. Hayes was thel
| lost. alter which Mr.. Fsbigers amendment ant
Mr.. Lynch's motion a. amsnded were adopted.
The resolutions win probably b presented an'
acted upon at the nsxt meeting Of Council
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-13

FIREMEN's CoNvENTIoS.-Last night, o con-
vention composed of three delegates from each
company in the Fire Department, excepting the
Water Witch and Delaware, was held in the
Friendship Engine House, at Tenth and Shipley
streets.
Edward Nugent, Of tho Weccacoe. was called
to the chair, and John w. Carey, of the Friend
ship, appointed Secretary.
The Convention was called for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for Chief and Assistant
Engineers of the Ere Department, but after con-
side able discussion, and without arriving at any
definite conclusion, the meeting adjourned until
Tuesday evening next, at the Washington Engine
hsuse. t' .-As
Among the names mentioned as candidates fol
Chief Enginser are George Mccall, (the present
and Daniel O'Neill, OF the Water witch; VIM
H. Quinn, of the Fame; John w, Porter, OF thu
Phoenix John w. Carey, OF the Friendship, and
John O'Donnell, Jr., Of the Reliance. n,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-13
sociETiEs.
xxRrINcs THzs zvsNlRs.

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, ! o o F., at Odd Fell
ows' Hall. Sd and King Sts.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, o o +. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Delaware Tribe, No, l, l o r NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market. e.. s
Washington Council, No 4, o U A NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, Nc: ., Jr., o NJ, at Hall,
9th and Market st. t.-,--zsl q
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 50A
Market st. .8uaG
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market st.
Washington Camp, No. l., p o s of A, at Nc
Clarys Building. 81 floor. Market 81. above. 9Th
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth anC
Market streets, third story front
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-13
Special Notices.
trE, +. Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron.

\. r. Kunksl's celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
nj efectually cure liver complaint jaqndice.
sspepsis, chronic or nervous debility, chronic
srrhce i, dsease Of the kidneys. and all diseases
bsng from . disordered stomach or intestines.
In a. constipation, fatulence inward piles. full
W Of Blood TO the head. acidity OF the stomach.
Ru,ss, heartburn. disgust for food, fullness of
.ight In the stomach. sore eructations. sinking
auttering at the pit vf the stomach. swimming
The head, hurried or difficult breathing. futter-
Al the heart. choking or suffocating sensations
hen in lying posture. dimnees Of vision. dots
webs before the sight. dull pain In the head,
kaeiency Of psrspirstion, yeliowness of the skin
I'd eyes, pain in the side, back head chest. limbs.
fc. sudden fushss of heat. burning in the flesh.
Mt imaginings of evil. snd great depression
spirits. Price 81 per bottle. Beware of counter
Rits DO not let your druggist palm of some other
rspsrstion Of iron he may say is as good. but ask
fuukels Wine Of Iron Is not sold In bulk-only
& 81 bottles. +. =: Kunkel, proprietor, No. 2Ss
Ninth NJ s everywhere
msfl2- 2taw2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-13

ALFRED WALTON. DfugGst, No. 235 Market
rsst informs his friend and the public
ssnersl that he keeps ON hand all descriptions OF
Ssiicines, and that = competent person is at all
mss ready to prescribe for such sick call at tina
$ors and that no charge is made exc pt the regular
lice Of the msdi sines the same price as they would
~ anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
kelr esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-13

The way to minister to a mind diseased" is to
take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution OF the
protoxide Of iron, which gives strength and vgor
TO the whole system, restores the digestive organs
to perfect health, thereby resturing the mind to
its natural vigor. 2t