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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
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From the Worlds Dispensary Printing ONCE and
Bindery, Buttal0, N. u, we have received ~ ne
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, IN pain
Engl sn, or, Medicine Slmplned," by X. v. Pierce,
M. b Counselor-ln-chef Of the Board OF Physlclans
sud Surgeons at the Worlds Dlspensary. whoever
helps humanity in It's struggle with its inherent
weaknesses and Diseases to bear or cure, Is ts beh-
efactor. Ignorance Is not only OF Itself cause OF
disease and mortality, but It Ia the enemy or every
effort to cure OF mitigate. Nothing viii 30 speedily
remove this cause az knowledge ian elementary one
at east) Uf the diseases TO which We are heir, as
well as those superinduced by our own lmprudence.
rr cree has rendered, in our Judgment bene-
factors service both 10 the aicted and TO the pro
fesson in his diagnosis OF the diseases treated OF,
and IN the presentation OF the philosophic plinci-
pies involved in their cause and removal. lie Is
sparlng of remedies and usually preHcribes sucl as
are safe In nnskilled hands. As a book merely OF
abstract knowledge, It is exceedingly read ihe and
interesting especially the following subjects : -
Cerebral Ply iooRy, Human Temper ainents iseuio-
Hygiene the Nursing OF the sick Sleep. Foo Nen-
tlation etc. In one chap er on another subject, so
dec ate in It's nature hat Is shut up beyond the
domain of warning 10 all but ply sclans, so accursed
In Its results In modern society he is most explicit
and alike true God to virtue, 10 life, and TO socl-
ETY., shows the truth presented In the teachings
OF Scripiures-that life begins with conception
with great force, to which Is added faithful warn-
| ings.
Price Of the Medical Adviser sl5O, sent post paid
Address The author al Buffalo, \. \. noysi iooilw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l. i. o. o. T., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge, No, 80, ]. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd aud King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Counsil, No. 3,
o. q. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, NJ. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, al
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Enterprise Circle, B. U. c. A., at Hall 5Oi Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. ], X. OF p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. OF q. f., AT
McClarys Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. 7, .. Of T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 49, /. o. OF G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. g. l, o. r NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
Elegant suits for Ladies.

Having heard OF the fame OF Madame NJ. u Cahill
lwhose splendid Parlor show Rooms are located At
No, 1916 Chestnut sroer Phlladeohla, as most
artistic fasnioner 10 suits for ladies', recently
dropped IN at her elegant establishment TO inspect
for ourselves We were convinced. Nothing could
be more stylish or superb than the suits which she
presents sumptuous prcfuson, some ready-made
for sale and others Just finished 10 order-adapted
for every occasion-the street, the urawing-room
party opera, or wedding. These Pariors las Is the
case with sll the hAtclass Embellishments OF this
character In New 4oTk) are located On the Second
Floor the show Room occupying the front room,
which is reached by Il handsome, easy stairway
from Chestnut street.
A noticeable feature of Madame Cahiils suits IS
that while they are uneqnalled in style, and hei
rooms are magnificent ier prices are moderate,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
Local RrevItiess

Sunset at s.51.
Moon sets at 1852.
Opera Is the rage now.
sunrise, tomorrow, at 6 80.
Wyman at Odd Fellows Halt
Board OF Education, this evening.
Wheeler Wilson at l0li Market 81. Best.
Few men carry their watches in watch fobs.
Court at New Castle begins one week from to-day.
Go TO Fulimer for good dinner NJ any hour of the
day.
About this time every business man should alver-
tlse
Fair prices for good printing At the oNnfRcr.L
office.
Now is the time to get your psperiDg done. X.
Holt, 223 Market street.
Healy Cohan's HlbernIan dems and Come dy at
Institute Hall, to night.
The Shields Library had IA successful ball on FIJI
day night at Institute GAl.
All kinds Of furniture ut greatly reduced prlcea at
Adairs, 4th and King streets.
Great bargains In ladies SHOES for winter wear At
Fennesseys, cal Market street,
The place to get cheap and elegant overcoats isi
Bux xbaum's sd and Market streets.
For genteel hats, and in the style, III moderate
pricesi at Webbs, SOi Market street.
Wait Tor the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC with rseo
original and tried household recipes.
THIS Holman Opera Troupe are billed TO appear at
the Opera House on Saturday evening.
There are many dsappointments, daily OF persons
who look up for the time OF day TO the ciiy HAL
clock.
The reason the people go 10 Dnbell for hats is be
his prices are very low aud his stock large nj
K. Sd street.
Really elegant goods at the Old stand of ihe pop
ular and reliable tailor at ~ f. Ith street. Falr
prices for good work.
Those buylng Alnscow's most excellent and fftsh
oysters at 5h and shpley streets, can obtain crack
ers ut onlJ o cents per pound.
The Blmwood and Warwick collars are made dii-
tIu From nfl ..4lu
| and the surface is an exact imitation of linen.
| Ladies' don't know whether they like smoking or
not With special favoriies they likeit with gem
eral favoTites they don't dislike H. and with no ia
yorlles they detest II.
WiIMSdIoN. Del, Oct. ~, 1875.
We are us ny Gorjons Food in our stables alid ai c
satisfied that II is really good article.
| JOHN KiRRMAN,
| Livery stable, 923 East 81 street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
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Don,t be Deceived.

The public should bear IN mind that the genuine
" Diamond Spectaces" which have proved them
selves the hest Il ing OF the kind IN market bear the
trade mark, small diamond stamp, on every pair.
Euv ony the genuine article and you viii he fully
satisfied.
For sale In Wilmington by B. 8. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08

B-Sano ('orpore.-The influence OF the stomach
on the braia should be carefully needed Let the
tire nervous system becomes q sufferer Bring the
stomach to a healthy tone, and the nervous mach,n-
cry promptly resumes its perfect running order.
Happily, there is no necessity for any long dlsar-
rangenent OF the functions OF the stomach since IN
AYERS Pills we have 30 perfect combination, ad-
Inirably adapted for relief The have stood the test
OF years, and have exhibited stomachlc properties
most wonderful. Their wise use, bv Keeping the
" stem in perfect order promotes longevity, and
what ID far better, ensures theu enjoyment of the
time spent here. we use them and know their
Value.-Florence [Raiis) Pioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08

sD-Neruo.ss DebilAy.-A depressed, irritable state
Of mind q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem-
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
In HuntphreS' Homeopathic Specific, No. 2s. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
IL perfectly harmless aud always efficient. Price
70. for package Of i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
POWDER which is important In old, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co.. No. oe2 Broad
way, NY, feb2o,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08

sE-i large polunle would not contain ie mass OF
testimony which has accumulated In favor OF Dr.
Wistars Basam Of Riia Cherry as safe, efficient,
and reliable remedy In curing coughs, colds and
wonderful. 90 cts and 81 a bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08

BIA Morbid Appetite for Excitement ID the only
effect OF the unmedicated and adulterated spirls
frequently used under the Impression that they are
wholesome Stimulants, AbandOn such .burninR
nuldsn at once and forever. II you are weak, low
spirited, dyspeptic nervous, or suffering from the
effects Of exhaustion, the genuine recuperant OF
dyne, UDoIPHo woLfK's ScBIEDAM AROMATIC
souHAPPs sep23,1td&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
BOND MARKE-c0RRKcrio
Il, ROBINSON 4 co.
OITY lTEM N 8.

EU- 10 Cent Segar for Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar, Concha size 8 cts., large ones, for quar-
Ter; Lorilard's Rebecca and Musselnans ght and
dark navy. Bowman Sd and King
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
festivals.

EESTIVAL
AND EVENING KNTERTAISNENTs.
In aid Of
ST JAMES CHURCH, NEWPORT.
At stone building on Water street, east OF Market.
November 18th, 8 p. H., opening OF Festlval-pin.
ner I D. III , Dialogues and Ooncert,
November 18th, p. H., Spelling Bee.
November 18TH o p. M, Big. Blltn Enteriain'
ment for Children. ! p. III, big Blitz Entertain
ment. - -,
afternoon and evening Use nj articles for sale.
The Elmlra Oornet Band OF Newport, has kindly
offered to play each evening oc1s-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
Anftipa Sales.


DUBLIC SALE.
The nndersigned about to rellnqulsh hou sryea,.
ing, will sell al public sale. on
TUESDAY, November 0lh, 1879
at 10 O'Clock, a. H.,
AT NO. RAsr FIFTH STREET, ALL HIS
Household and Kitchen rurnitpra.
AZ FOLLOWS.
one parlor suit Of eight pieces consisting Of oue
sofa six wall and one arm chairs. covered with ali.
plush and IN good order; one line French bron5-
clock one marble top table lot OF carpet ami iu.
paintings
DINING RooM.-Extenson table; dining roo,,
chairs and carpet.
hat rack, entry oil cloth.
A nne walnut chamber suit. a lot OF bedstead,
bedding, looking glasses bureaus. chairs WARRIORS
etc.
One dentist chair; one pivot chair writing des1
stove one rep suit lot OF kitchen furniture thTt
la ge sash with glass aud many other articles lOy
numerous 10 mention.
DIR. 2. A. VAN DEYENTHb.
ThOs, NJ. odLE, auctloneer. noy5g
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08

Tine Temperature, To-day.
Anniversary Day at West church.

As REGIsTRRKD AT TIE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
AT : A. .M..,...........44s At p M.,....,,..., 8,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
r.. r. Kunkel,s Bitter winc of Iron.

1t has never been known 10 fail IN the cure Of
weakness attended with symptoms, indlsposltlon
TO eXertion, loss of memory, difficulty OF breathing
weakness horror of Il sease, night sweais, cod
feet, WEAKNESS, dlmness of vision, languor, uni
veisal lassitude OF tne muscular system, enormous
appetite. with dyapeptic symptoms, hot hands.
flushing OF the body, dryness OF the Skin, pallid
couDtenance an erupions on the face purifying
the blood pain in the back, heapiness Of the eyeds
frequent black sDots iying before the eyes, with
suHusion and loss Of sight want OF attention etc.
| Sold only In 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Depot
and office, 25a North Ninth st.. Philadelphia. adj
| vice free ASH for II. r. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF
Iron, and take no other make. Genuine sold ouy IN
| 81 bottles
NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS DEBILITY
Debility, II depressed irritable state Of mind d
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy or
animation, confused head. wenk memory, the con-
sequences of eScesses, mental overwork. The ner-
| vous debility nnds asovereign cure IN X. r. Kun
kel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. IL tones the system, dis
| pels the mental gloom and dependency, and re-
| Juvenates the entire SYSTEM Sold only In 81 bot
| ties. Get the genuine. olice 259 North Ninth ST..
| Philadelphia, Pa. sold by all drugglsts. Ask for L
| u. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron sud take No other
| Genuine sod only In 81 bottles.
| TAPE WORM
| Removed alive. with head c'Inplete. In from two
| to three hours. No fee til removed, by DR.. kunke
| 1853 North Ninth St., Philadelphia Seat, ! In and
| Stomach Worms also removed call and see. Ad
vice free. Send for circular, or ask your druggist
| for Kunkefs Worm Syrup Price 81. IL never
| fails.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
.SyAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,


The undersigned, Receivers OF City and School
Taxes for the city OF Wilmington for 1873. give
notice to persons ho have not paid their City and
School Tax for 1873. and nave had their bills pre-
ssnied, required, by law, 10 call and settle he
same in days from the delivery OF the bin. The
receivers request all such persons to call at their
ofllce, No. 10 kast sixth street, and settle without
delay, they having given bonds TO the city /; The
money is due them and they are responsible for 1t,
and We hope those that can pay Will he prompt,
while, perhaps come that cannot pay at once, win
call and make some arrangements when they can,
and lnost respectfully AJAX you to give this your
attention to avoid trouble, costs or unpleasant
ness. The city needs money and requires us TO col
ect ii pay 1t, and that IS what propose to do,
collect II.
The Receivers also gives notice of number OF
Tots al, 3D. hth, 1th, OH eth and 10th warIs that
they cannot nnd the owners OF. All such persons
owning slll lots Will please call and settle or we
will sell them for taxes and costs.
Oiilce No. TO- East sixth street, between Market
and King. Hours fi0m TO O'Clock every evening,
and on market mornings.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District Qncluding all North Of
9th street.) -
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver southern District tncluding all South OF
9th street,0 Octfl-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08

NOTILE--IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned will. on the twentieth day OF
November, A. ID, 1sI5 make application to Hon.
Leonard T. Wales. Associate Judge OF the Superior
Court OF said County for the purpose OF maintain
ing places of sepulrnc OF burial OF the dead in New
Castle County.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

No OTHER President than Grant
wotid have retained in his caebiaet any
rcasonRbIu length Of time such man
"a C0isnltss Deiano. Secretary OF the
Interior. lie WIS regarded as n cor
r-lpt stan whaa he was appointed, and
It's settled conviction OF the country
now ia that he administers his depart
meut for his own personal interest, as
well a. FOR tho pecuniRry profit Of the
I1lien Ring, of which Delane himself
is tJliuted TO Ire the head and front.
Grant once said that he would not re-
move one Of his office holders while he
~wss nnder fire" If he adheres to
this decision, Deiano will remain Just
as long as Grant does, for the former
Is sure to he ''undcr Ere" all the time
If he should, however, ''step down and
0uC,' he will TIC certain to carryswith
him to- his home i'll Ait Vernon, Ohio,
strong certificate Of good character
hearing Grants signature. The Gin
cinuati Gazciie, leading Republican
paper, i'll speaking of Delano, asks,
''1Iow long shall the Republican party
continue to be put TO shame, and to be
Handicapped in every election contest,
ny corrupt man near the President,
ut the head of the chief department of
the government, who taints the whole
atmosphere with the odor of corrup-
tiOnY'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23
Donaldson. the -KrOn0ut.
HIS SUPPOSED TRAGIC FATE-A ROTTEN
BALLOON, WORTHLESS GAS, AND
RECKLESS 1ERONAUT.

CHICAGO, July 16.-The balloon sent up
yesterday evening from Barnum's Hippo
drome, under the direction of Prof. Don
aldson, who was accompanied by n. S.
Grimwood, a reporter of the EreHipg Jour
nal. passed over the lake in the direction
of Michigan during the night at an eleva-
ton of about 4, 900 feet. Nothing has been
heard of the Rronauts as yet. 1t is sup-
posed that they we're out in the storm last
night. and that they were carried a long
distance by the violent wind that prevailed
for IL portion of the night.
GRAVE FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE
BALLOON.
Various rlrnors are afloat as to the con-
dition of the balloon which left this city
with Prof Donaldson and Y. s. Grimwood.
Nothing whatever has been seen or heard
of the 8rOnauts since early last evening.
When a schooner sighted them at that
time, the baske. was dipping in the water
at about thirty miles from this shore. AS
the schooner turned to render them assist
ance, the balloon again rose and appeared
to bear away northward. The gravest
fears are entertained BY many who profess
to be skilled in such matters but the
friends of Mr.. Donaldson in Barnum' $
Hippodrome express the greatest conf
dence in the judgment of that gentleman
and in his competency to meet any emer-
gency.
NOTHING HEARD OF THE MISSING RRo-
NAUT.
CHICAGO, July 19.-Nothing has been
seen of Donaldson, tho balloonist since his
ascension last Thursday. The body of
Grimwood, who accompanied him, and part
of Donaldson's balloon, were found on Lake
Michigan last evening. Storms have been
prevailing for the last three days, and the
lake is very rough.
DONALDSON REPORTED SAFE.
DETROIT, Mich, July ia special to
the Free Press from Kalamazoo says that
the employees on Kalamazoo and South
Haven railroad train this morning bring a
report that Prof. Donaldson alighCed be-
tween South Haven and Naugatuck on
Sunday in an exhausted condition.
THE sToRY DOUBTFUL.
CHICAGO, July 90, 1S75.-Nothing what
ever has been learned to corroborate the
story of the Donaldson balloon having
landed in the vicinity of South Haven,
Michigan. The operator of that point
knew nothing of it last night, and commu-
nications with that section is ssevered to day.
The story is generally discredted here.
The rewards, amounting to 500 have
been offered for the recovery of the bodies
of the eronauts, AID tugs are now hunting
the lake for them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

TN . recent case in Elk county,
Judge Williams decided that a pur-
chasx of land at tax sale took no
Vile ct the time that the owner re-
tanned his legal title, and that the pur-
chaser had no right under his tax deed
until the expiration of the term for re
lemption, md no remedy in law or
equity, although the owner might re
move ali the timber and everything
els4 Of value On the land befere the two
wears expired. and thus, if the land was
of no value except for timber. compel
the unluckv purchaser at tax sale to
lose the money he had paid the County
Treasurer fOr-the lands.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

GOVERNOR HsRTRAyFT may be n
very nice man, remarks the Harrisburg
Patriot, blft lie is Il costly executive.
The people paid Sli 900 more for the
clerk hire, messengers and contingent
EXPENSES of the executive department
in 1871, not including the governors
salary nor shat of the secretary or
deputy5ecretary of the commonwealth,
thsu they paid during democratic adj
ministi alton for the whole expenses
of the executive department, il cluding
the governors salary and the salaries
OF the secretary and deputy secretary
of the commonwealth. Adding the
salaries to the difference in favor Of
Democratic administration it will be
shown shat the people pay $4,000 ex-
IRA for the privilege ofhaving Governor
Hartranfs rs their chief executive Ofli-
(-,-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

THE Democrats Of Philadelphia last
ticket: Judge of the Common Ploas,
4, Coppae Mitchell !; Clerk of the
Quarter Sessions. Henry s. Hagert !:
Recorder Of Deeds, William Ayres :;
City Commissioners, John II. Craw-
ford and Thomas y Fahv. The gen
tleaen composing this ticket are a.l-
mit.ed by the Philadelphia papers to
b. eninently qualified to- fill the posi-
tions for which they have been named,
and the great wonder is that they were
perraitted TO come to the front--one of
anomalies i'll DemoCrati; politics in
that city having heretofore been the
existence Of 4 corrupt Democratic ring
whsse sole purpose has been to secure
the nomination, by force and fraud, of
unworthy men, in order Shat their more
corrupt opponents on the Radical
ticket might succeed. This was done
for consideration paid In hand, or
made certain in the future, and the
uniform result has been the continuous
rule OF the ring in that city, composed
of "a vile a set Of ScOIIntlrels of both
parties rs ever plundercd New York
wheu Wm. NJ. Tweed held supreme
SWAY The notorious Bill McMullin,
A Democratic alderman. has borne
conspicuous part in this dirty work and
was a prominent, hut unsuccessful,
astOr in the same business last week.
But Williams political star, like that
of his co-worxer in infamv, Sam Jo-
sepfbs, has set, never more to rise.
There are other so called leading Dem
ocAts in that city, once honored with
Siase and county offices, who ought to
be driven from all connection with the
Dsnuerstis party. Whom the party
ftsre, is well as in every part OF the
State. Ynrgoe itsalf of traitors to its
tx..asisatiun asad its norainntions, it
Will command pnblie COZ iidepce and
rpspect, ana not until then. The
Democracv Of Philadelphis, in pre-
seating to the people so excellent a
toket, deserve success, even though
tfiaS du not achieve it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23

ITO fight and win this battle. it must
have a leader thoroughly equipped for the
contest. He must be a man OF ability, IN
tecrity and nerve. He must not be ham,
pered by any Ring Influences. lie mus.
not be weighed down by any acts OF doubt
full propriety committed in his politicatllfe
He must not have a record which he VIII
feel called upon to defend. On the contra
nv. he must be n free man in every sense
Of the word, free from evil Influences, free
from pledges, free from sympathy with pub
lie plunderers, free from all desires for sell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the expense OF the peo-
ple, free to administer the government IN
away IN which it has not been administered
Tor the last fifteen years. He must not be
a political trimmer and iob9er. lie Shouiu
be a man of broad, comprehensive, lioeI'u
views, thoroughly in sympathy WIN ine
new ORGANIC law of the State, and intentiy
bent on working out the reforms which 1t
was designed to accomplish. Withal, he
should be an eloquent champion of Demo
cratic principles, ready to speak his sentl-
ments to the people throughout the Com
wealth, SO that the offenscs of Repub-
!ican rule may be exposed and the policy
of the Democratic party unfoldsd.
''Such men are not numerous. There
are many able men in the State, men pos
sessed of capacity sufficient for the position
of Governor. but there are very Few men
who could make the kind of canvass that
seems to I've required az this juncture.
Perhaps. there may be Il great difference
of opinion on this point and each man may
think his favorite peculiarly qnalihed for
the time and place. \ little reflection,
however. will dispol any such notion
The foregoing is taken from an ar
ticle in the Valley SPIRIT Chambers
burg) on the subject of the nomination
by the Erie convention of the next
Democratic candidate for Governor.
that paper, as it correctly
states. is not committed to the success
of any particular candidate, it could
not. without naming him, have more
completely set forth the peculiar quail
ifications Of Cyrus L. Pershing than it
has done in the above extract. ANY
man who knows Judge Pershing as the
people of Cambria county know him
any man who ia familiar with his
services as q member of the
lower branch of the Legislature for
five successive sessions-will be forced
to admit that he possesses in an emf
lent degree all the requisites for an
able, faithful and honest discharge Of
Ihe duties Of Governor, and will so
discharge them in the event of his be-
ing called to that position. His con-
luct in the past would afford an abso-
lutte guarantee of his career in the ST.
ture 1t is indeed true to say of him
that his political note will pass any
where in the State without an endorser
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-23
THE sToRY DOUBTFuL.
CHILD KILLED BY RoosTFR.-On

CHILD KILLED BY RooSTER-On
Thursday a child of Mr.. A. Langley,
who lives two miles from town, while
playing in the yard, was attacked by a
rooster and was Knocked down and spurred
several times in the face and head before
the mother could rescue it. DIR. Ewing.
who was called in, found that one stroke
of the spur had penetrated the brain. The
little sufferer-eighteen months old-lin-
gered in great agony until Saturday morn
ing, when death came to it's relief. DIR.
Ewing says that during practice of over
twenty years he never met with or heard
of such case before, and it is perhaps the
first in the history of the world GGds7en
(Aga.) Times.