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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
War with Spain Ayeried by a
Timely and ConciIiatory
Document.
Shipment Of Fresh Meat from New
York to England.
4 Distressing Accident on .
Southern Railroad.
Four Children Burned to Death
in Canada.
Amioable adjustment Of our difficult
ties with Spain.

Amicable adjustment OF our dimcnl.
ties With Spain.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 1S.-The Her.
AIDS Washington special dated yes.
terday, says the reply Of the Spanish
government to the note Of minister
Gushing was promptly transmitted BY
cable to the State Department and
deciphered there this morning. 1t
proves to be digniied response to
the demands which our government
made in the matter Of American inter.
ests in the Island of Cuba, aud will, it
is believed dissipate all fears of trou-
bic between Spain and the United
States. The tone Of the reply is firm,
bu. very conciliatory; the justice of
our demand is not ignored; the con-
fusion of affairs in Cuba is an obvious
example Of an important and prompt
administration of the requirements Of
the treaty Of 1895. Spain defends
her rights to maintain courts martial
in Cuba, ard cites in support Of her
position on this question the fact
that the United States during, and
for long time subsequent to the
war Of secession, and France for two
years succeeding the triumph of the
republic over the commune, and even
then under the mild reign of Theirs,
made use Of similar military
an extraordinary tribunal so to deal
-out justice to public zsnd civil enem--
les. In the case Of France, these
. tribunals sentenced 10 be shot or
transported to Cayenne over 1000
persons, and yet these tribunals exer-
cised these functions after the close
Of the war and the advent of com
pletc peace; therefore Spain, in the
midst of her war in Cnba, maintains
the right Of using court martial TO
try offenders against her laws; but
really makes the concession that Am.
crican citizens can have
their advocates and attorneys,
and produce Witnesses
in their own behalf, comformably to
the provisions of article Z, Of the trea.
ty Of 1895, snd according to regular
course Of proceedings in such cases
and gives guarantees Of such . mode
Of defense Of civilians. In the case o.
Spanish subjects, no exception will bt
made which will allow the enjoyment
of this advantage in defending them
selves against prosecution by th'
Spanish authorities. Intbese cases th'
advocates, will be designated BY th'
chief military, that is the captain gen
eral will appoint them. The .bov'
is q full synopsis Of the"answer Of tn
: spauis', government in reply to Nj
Cushing, and has been deemed salts
factory enough to warrant counte'
.manding Of orders originally give
10 put our navy in preparation 70
such contingency as misunde'
standing between the two govern
ments caused.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
-Four Children Burned

CRAlovlLLE, Ont, Nov. I8.-A
house occupied BY Dennis Cunning
hams family, was burned last night,
aud four children perished. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunningham narrowly escaped.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
MEXICO.
OF PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
MEXICO.

MExlco, Nov. 18.-The senate has
elected Romero Rubio, president, and
seyor Saxado,- vice presidents. and
the lower house elected Vidal. Casta.
deda, president, and Sebastian Cobaba
vice president. Compulsory educa.
tion bill has been introduced in con-
press.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
New York.

New York.
New YoRK. Nov. l8.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm; No. 3 Chicago,
,1l.l5@l.10; No. Q Chicago. $l.27@1. 90;
No. 2 Milwaukee, $l.3O0l, ,32.
RyE-Steadg.
CoRx-Quict and steady; Steam western
mixed, 73c; sail do, 7411c; high mixed
and yellow. 75c.
BARLEY-Steady.
0Ars-shade firmer; mixed western and
state. 42@l9c
PoRK-Dull, 1t t22.50
. LARD-Firm. at l211<c. 4
WnnKY-41.16.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
Fatally Stabbed.

OTTAWA, Nov. J l8.-Richard and
Geo.sBetts were fatally stabbed by .
man named Craig, during . row at a
dance in Greenville, Tuesday night.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
Rive s,sek Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov. ls.
Hoas-Moderstely active. Receipts, 49,
600; packing common 70 choice, $1,000
T 7.00; light, shade arner, % 95@7. fair
to choics chipping, 17o6@1e5; smooth
Philadelphias. t7t0.
CArfLE-Good and firm; common weak !;
good TO choice, %. .75@6. 90; medium, $500
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
Governments dull and strong.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.
WnEAT-Firm and steady tl070
l.O!ls for cash; el.07115@l.07A for Dec.
CoRN-Quiet and firm; 6l@5lk kc for
cash
oArs-No,nin.l, at So os.@oe4c, y
ltyE-69c.
BARLEY-S6c for Nov.
: ponk-Firm; s2o25 for cash; 1920
for the year.
LARD-Firm, at 4ll9O.
WnlsKy-el:llAf.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18

skippins 1rovinsas u England
PHiLAbELrI11A,f9 f9ovember Il. The
steamship Illinois, which sailed for
Europe today, has among her cargo
thirty dressed beeves; $50 dressed
sheep, and . large quantity Of poul-
try and oysters, which it is proposed
70 land in good condition BY, means
81 the refrigerating apparatus.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
DAKOTA TERRITORY. THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 49, 1876.
Blasted Hopes.

Bosrox, Nov. ia. Jacobs Co.,
Wholesale provision house has sus-
pended.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
mann, Missouri.
CUBA.

Z HAVANA, Nov. I8.-Sevor Robi,
the royal commissioner has arrived.
Many good results are expected from
his presence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

new York Money .na stock MARKET.
New YoRK, Nov. 1S.
Money, 8 per cent.
Gold ll45s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
~. Louis,

ST. LOUIS. Nov. ls.
WHkAr-Lower; No. Q fall, @1.5lll@
1.52 for cash; 4l52 for Nov; No. 3 fall,
t1.26; No. Z fall, &1.47. >
CcRH-Dull; t21lc bid for cash $3.50
52nc for November.
0ATs-Dull ;sa5l &c bid for cash.
BARLRY-Quiet.
Wulsk1.Nomin.l. At sl.l21l.
PoKx-Lower. at t21.50.
LARD-Quie!, at l1ss5c:
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sfinanfiaI.
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BAXTER NATIONAL BANK.
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL, $1,000
DIRECTORS.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
The Lords Day Memorial.

The Sabbath seems to have boo, 0,o
mortal of finished work ty the Creator.
Inc Lords Day is memorial of our I,ord
risen from the dead. The moral nature of
the Sabbath seems to have been carried
into the Lords day, and constitutes tho
basis OF worship and conduct The Lords
day is made memorial by its worship; that
is, its worship is strictly in harmony with
it as memorial day. Is there any i'm
propriety in making the Lord, day me-
mortal day for merely human events? |
think there is. Suppose for example,
Decoration day had been appointed on the
4th of July, many would have said, why.
the 4th of July is itself memorial day !;
and if we appoint Decoration day to occur
on that day, it will appear like an attempt
to supersede the 4th and render 1t void by
services more suitable to some other day.
And yet the 18th is a patriotic day, and so
IS Decoration day patriotic, but the two
OBJECTS commemorated can not suitably be-
memorialized with one and the same class
of services. 1t is likely too that no pa
triot or soldier would desire to have Dec
Grafton day come on the 4th of July.
The difference between the 4th of july
and the Lords day only makes the impro
priety of appointing Decoration day on
the Lords day the more apparent. No one
advocates the 4th of July as Decoration
day because the 4th is already appropriated
as memorial day. For the same reason.
not one would wish to have Decoration
day come ON Christmas.
The Lords day is strictly commemora-
tive of Christs resurrection, and as such,
is, and has been for centuries, used as a
day of worship, not the worship of heroes.
great and good though they were, but of
God. But some one may ask, if patriotic
acts are inconsistent with worship? No.
so far from it, true worship promotes pa
triotism, but it does not follow that pa
triotism should be substituted for worship.
or that Decoration day should supplant the
Lords day.
But some may think that the ritual of
Decoration is worship, and is therefore
proper observance of the Lords day. No
one can claim that the ritual of Decoration
is based upon the moral obligation of the
Sabbath that runs into the Lords day, nor
upon spiritual worship, as a memorial of
Chrsts resurrection. If Decoration is
substantially the christian observance of
the Lords day, then why not make the strict
religious exercises of the Lords day. with
all Its sympathies for the mourner and the
bereaved, answer the claims of Decora-
ton? 1t is a poor rule that will not work
both ways. The truth is, the two DAYS
commemorate two distinct objects and
therefore Decoration and a divine worship
day should occur on two separate DAYS.
uNUs.
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Books, Stationery, &t.

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Andrew Phillips caught out of Peacham
pond on Friday last 40 pounds OF trout
This is celebrated pond for trout. They
weighed from quarter to half pound
each.
Parties in Wells River, on "Wednesday
of last week, obtained from the fish CON-
missioner forty black bass, weighing about
half a pound each and ready TO spawn,
and planted them in l4und's pond and Long
pond.
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eit received by ITS use, as well as from personal
knowledge OF those whose cures thereby nave
seemed almos: miraculous, can most heartily
and sincerely recommend the Negetlne Tor the
complaints for which It Is claimed 10 cure:
JAMES =. LUDLOW,
late Pastor Calvary BAPTIST Church. Sacra-
mento, Cal. Juheizu""ih
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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VNO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
l. MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-We offer inc laIg
set limo OF Wrapping Papers, Paper BAGS riou'
Sacks and Twlnes, TO be found In the State'
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man,
ma. BEST quality straw paper, all sizes tnu
weights. BEST quality paper bags ana hoaI
SACKS warranted lul size and full weights: no
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The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
.,JCONNkLL : VII

On5 of the most effective w1., ..- r
CConnell was kis Wit, -hicb rs away
at his command. Thare are i-udrri II
stories detailing N tacce7 &C ii. D. r.r
in this respect. one OF the-e al @ f---
where the victim vas Dr. Ra- eli. know n
in this country a Bull Run Rus.all.
the farnou3 correspondent e IL .
Tine. On cre occasion, whe1 D'Coc
nell was n a3dre77 = 9Ucnster irea'i-- 2
ireland. Russell was sent cver ~ .ta
ne Times TO report O'CQrne,l7 -pts r..
the purpose being u get ev,dau-e tlQt
could be used against him in 1-a ae
should utter language capable Of h..n-
interpreted e. zedition. Ry o Corr. !.
advice Russell was provided with y,,.y
possible facility tor his work H.,r.. .7.
signed sea- near QCoureli wl'tn s-
could hear every word
OCounell, before beg ming his -,,a. i.
informed the thousands OF the p.a.Ir
present that there was very able Ing.
|, lishmau present who came all the way
from Engl land 70 report his speech. th
it was to be printed in the ~. La ai
Times, and that tho gentleman wa da-l,
rous TO get an accurate report SD tA... E.
could swear to 1t 4 nee essarv. lLath'v.-
fore appealed to the Irish present T. n.
quiet and orderly; 10 MAKE NJ no! sr, a ud
to DO nothing that could di,tLrr tA.
English gentleman, or cause him - lose
word Of the speech to which h. wa tp
swear During thes, remarks he poi, 4
out Mr.. Russell personally, VINO vas
placed 81 consplcu1u,iy ns TO b. ,.. s.
seen by all. Then turning e. Mr.. l'a-
sell. he asked him If there Wa apy ssy-,
he needed. il he W. eantor;sl1 > .,at, 1
if his pens were IN order, m il "..
ready TO begin.
BY this time Resell hli hr-nm. r
most interesting and conspicuous N an Iu
the crowd. Again appealing to JAa rr ~
to becor-e quiet and Let the seu,l... s
get such report as he could s'Ts-~ -
he informed Russell that he va about
begin. Russell dipped his pen in INK.
and OC0nnell began his orati9r-,0 |.se.
The multitude saw the joke. and Hc'se,.
was painfully impressed vith thr afoe-
ledge that he was laughed ~ A. int
walls o. 'Conne!l would appeal in l.as,.s5
to the crowd - he silent, ~ tln L-r,.5
gentleman di / not Sc n - - al-a.- So -
we'll, and would Hot l.a gA.e - 80 l~'a
the accuracy Of tse rsp0r. Il .---
ment n lde Russ, L position --e si1,
ful, until az last, norfi5e1 nj MS. 81. g.
ted at the exposure u her gu-I $50 =
ais visit, and 81 n!5 Gef -, les ..-..
MS seat. lett tie lSeeIiugl IL
Ireland.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20

CAvsE OF TIE Wan - lE1C -
VIVA The LooGoo e7<~.s 81, s. ,.-ias
of the oauses w5!cA I'D u tte - =
, revolt Ia Herzegovina aga.nsftle i45-
kish rule, s.ya
From village to village aIj .c....
farm to farm the Agas extsnj ..-.l
sinister march, assessing tho :'Grc-.5
By g calculation Of the IeZpGye-s -
sources under pressure, sGd eats-c : ;
their payment OF The spot. hae- l.
culti7atoS is unable CT U2w!.l4or j.
meet the eyieencies al the Asas lc IS
summerily bound t3 pest Ga9 beaten
until be fnds some ReAps ofeFre-
the Justice or crpidity Of the Agl /.
he continues TO pre7e c. !citrGHt MS
tarvest is cut down and carried .-ar,
or his cattle driven OH b. tic -S1,i1ls
This time the ta= collection --e7 t5U
moro difficult and more oHr1c1i-1'a >
thkn en- recent OCCASION II --E57-
Gueace cf the Ac.s e1de.-g4iu- :.
make the -suaioluE iEhab.f. IT Z .
up the contributions alleged L tc dve
BY the two thousand Christian IG11..
lies. who, ever since the saugIirary
outbreak Of Moslew fGuaticisg ,lst
yea., have been refugees N hcut1cc-
gro, Servla and tic Austro-hu0 -ar,la
borderlsuds Thcdet eEoviapeaaaul:y s
had been sorely tired enough br 'hs
losses caused by bad hayvcstr and clt-
tie plague during the past season to
make il matter of extra hardship for
them to satisfy the ordinary exaction7
of the Agsa. When, however, taeg
found that their local tvrants expected
them TO make good the deficiencies in
the yield ct the inpost7 produced tn
the dight OF the persecltcd Ray
they were forced into desperate ait
uation, which very easily suggested
a desperate remedy, and the v!ndic-
tiveness OF the Agas quickly added
fuelto the fire that had already 50 many
combustible elements on which t.
feed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
DO CLictc5.s t...;sea Murae~

5x7.Ec-iz; ., /. Acz 9-l2 the
-iiIs-s = Al; ura. sis -111i-, Joseph
1ocnJ51es .oi Hs.,.. -,ey I've or ed
i.:-r =. ,-, ;. = dsy two age
so-c = l ,~it-r cticle1s died,
Gr5 - thr-~- .Hs#.. i1,7 the street il
frcc. Il til 7-ss8ecc. i Ney. This
'y5s uc5 -c',.5li - JhG. individual
IN: lie ---.- s4e 3-.i -l.oheas back
:c.1Lo-a-.l-e ya7& L7osridge threw
tler .cf i~t5 be street, aud theL
W. fi.s~ lire aoau birds It Lock
r:.-.. 4-r. iias s., L., same time
til. j. -7re.esi tlc set le would
she's. -.a:'3-s st the 7amo time
d..-.a -c.5a5 ani nrin5 at him.
.u- -t ,l95e. L. the meantime
r.~.e5up -'ut sad started
in. '.ea,i -ut 4 his geacA
"a, !s-...... - .e. :h.c, Alin- wildly but
-eutla45u .,,:i .go II last reach
al -,sy a~t VII. tie club dealt him
tvotc.s.5. t-5vsor tbo head jUst back
aftte5 -. -.-np's c-"shiaE the skull
4na1..z,- asoaeJ Loekridse was
arrested. E-,vls alive atIsstacCounts
bu these t:oct 'eo -!,rhte7t hope foI
hi recovery
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
sIg0lIlr ToaI ~ 4 TRAMP

as.Haa. E., g.. Anc l"-Last evening
~ - o.,!as-. 3 veHg. lu1u Il 7ut :. years
~ G~N -a--:el j4s .-' headquarters
..t .s44 .aH ..Ur. IL .ae otfcer in
>air-, Is ss.4 t.st t-+ VAS a German By
.--.,. Il ta.r.,. tr oocu01ttou, and gave
Lis ass.. re- John han', alias Stelling.-
About tsr-s months ago be got out Of
emTlcy#e.t .gd ,a5E ya tae road as Il
tramp. Falling /. with t.rss others they
started tHrergl the stat" Il Feunsylva-
,.la. .ueut t.v .t.h nj Nay last htn 40
rallies ta.- ,,ue IS ti-ts,gr-. they over
took a.tat.Iiy Gas man, ald, after beat
ing L,m - i,ath. robbed him OF his cio-
thing. rapt.a md money. leaving the
l,iv IN Tie U,5Is haEr said he was
ti.e,l a.. a.,pug L.s terrible secret, and
wished i r.as. himself IA custody. On
b,ur s,.r.ucGa a memorandum book was
found. r.aining entries IN German q
postlI ea-tl directed 10 Otto hlum, Lea.
yeuwort5. Kan, ard also 4 certificate OF
h7p,is,a dated May -, 1873, Tor a child,
Un.5 Otto ku!m Kane will be sent to
III, ,P,a.teu,ia.y fer thirty days, as a va
,-r,,t. 4rG meantime inquiries will be
mad ls To- the truth Of his story.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
PRICE LIST FoR..1s75

a :, anuoVer, = cent per pound
at IS cents per 100 pounds
ny the ton at the lowest figures.
we contract to furnish p1yate families for
lumber OF months at price lower than
1s ever offered before
&vIuers By mail promptly attended to.
Eease give Us q trial We guarantee satlsfac
j. B. COER0W h son,
sDL-B Proprietors
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
IFE GROW OLD ToaETuEz
Bz FRED w1LlzANs


Ana shall M lore FIX thee grow Il
Wien lnou ait old;
Ana on thy brow fails vhit5 each t-Css
instead Of golif
Ahl no, / il 10 thee thea 81 -veli
ferchADce even oSiter-who csn tel
FOR love 10 net an tale & atnsr
B'ovn of b fcklc breeze stress,
SILL sha M heart fJr thee, dCaz, avc.
For We grew ola together.
n! trov l. vtisc io-a - tcc a4As
Of dr,ttsi 7uow,
TAT ip5 Gre sunny vCs1 81 o. 1-eaL
In- heart 20 sboT
III smiling Innocence ard L.!f
Ok maiden laughter. lover rsi.1
That make With them l,.t au.au1c- ,,. 49,.
And shoull It chance taey slc-.lG To- -sls
Thee, with thine age, stiN t-ua 4
That we gro- CID tossthe-
Then le. juil a-C draw osr .crer
Hi Iluy ehadow
We nErk noc tEen how -7Ti.I t..s-
And low we :adc
A tyrant, hard and c71,ei, H.
Ola Time, II that VIC teih ag-g
he reap5 the rowcr5 amid the .
Our youth ana beaut-, all VIC Lr.-c.
tie 7eaps, cut KISS me, sweet, fcr -
Soau beta grow cid toZctnc-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
T hFFER5ON ROUSE.
6EE cIsTLE. DELAEAaA.

ThFFER5OE ROUSE.
66T cZSTLE. DkLATA1A
JOHN ". GRAY. PRoPErTo.
This large and beautifully situated houaa
.nR5 been put in the very best repair for t1 q,
reception Of visitors, who will End at It all the
accommodations Of FIRST CLASS HOTEi
II commands fne view OF the Delaware Bay,
places II the State for excursions or pic .tcs.
Ihe house Is kept In the best style, the bal
n1ea with the choicest wines, liquors and
matt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
es!anIlas and Injuries Of the market. Excui
elonists can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
VINO wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be Accommodated with
suitable boate. The patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited
EsaI }. ". GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
EPILEPSY or FITS.

A SURE CURE for this distressing com
plant Is now made known in a Treatise (of
Is octa. pages) on Foreign and Native Her
bal Prem" rations, published by DR.. o. PHELPS
him in s.. ah providential manner that he
cannot CO lscientiously refuse to make IL
known, as has cured everybody who has
used 1t for its, never having failed in sin
gle case. Tho Ingredients may bo obtained
irom any Druggist. A copy sent free to all
applicants by mall. Address, DIR. q. PHELPS
BRows. n 1rand st~aAt. Jersey City, New
Jersey. apr22wN
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
DR.. j. w. LOBE
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No 33i n. Fifteenth St.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Are open daily for the speedy and pe-na-
nent cure Of all diseases aud ailments of both
sexes. DR.. Lobb has had an experience OF
thirteen years in the practice of medicine,
which Is a guarantee to patients that thei
QuAinted with the disease, and the best know
treatment fu- its early and radical cure. pf.
Lobb cordially invites those suffering from
any disease, no matter Of how long standing,
those who hRve been deludeo, robbed and III,
treated by Qaacks, imposters, young and In
experienssd physicians. DR.. Looo prepares
all his owD medicines, and guarantees thsm
&c. Patients afflicted with unnatural DIS
charges from any part Of the body, or ulcer
ated soro legs, a. well as those suffering tom
diseases of the Blood, skin. hid1eye, Blad
der. PROSTATE Glands, Urinary Organs, &c,
should embrace the first opportunity to con
suit him.
Or. Lobb's Sure Cure. the greatest
remedy for all diseases CT the Urinary Or
gans, Kidneys. Bladder. &c.
DIR LoBBfs CoNsrITUTIoNAL RrSovAToR-
THIS celebrated remedy ls tho beat known
medicine for any vitlAted condition Of the
blood, or system generally, Graduating all
conditions OF disease in any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and pre-
pared by the Doctor for the convenience OF
his patients residing out OF the city and who
are unable to call conveniently at his office.
price.
Price of the Sure Cure and Constitutional
Renovator, two dollars each.
O1lce hours daily from IL a. m till ], Snd
to u. IN. Consultation free and stri ly
private. Correspondence confidential
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRuG sroRs.
No. 33l N. Fifteenth street,
aprlwly PHILADELPHIA. Pa
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
pIn'1nT nTIMORE RAILROAD.
NAY 31st, 1878.

,..,,. leave wilmington as follow. Tor -,
fniiadephn az AMI G.eTmeaaee e i5 sif.9aS sSS 80
?, rHH,;;,,ao,phla n; and New York. l.ai' a N i;
|lll, his, nm and Intermediate citations, l252,
~ q, M o;s ana Washington, 1882, 2.oS 1902,
Bal.'ii,,Y556 !, b. 93, $50. 40, p. IA
L. N l. " iaeiawaro Division leave ior
Trans rE Castle, sS 500, Gao. 9.9S' a m ls' e4o
| I. N. .,, ard intermediate stations, 90
8; 3mat :; n; and intermediate 'tsti0n '"o' ass
MT SUNDAY TRAINS:
,..,r,b,s md intermediate stations. { 10
p 6ahil,saelpnla ailsaa T and New York, 81, q; m.
PP.Ittmore PnI.np and Washington. R'S2' 2o3
D. n. n: trther information passengers are re
snd ~, 70 the time tables posted at the depot.
'''' IL I. KESNEY. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20

Although cotton nmanuracturcts COM
plain of dull times cotton is lower
priced now than for several years pre-
vious, one western MaSsachuse ttsmlli
paying only lac for that which cost
l6f cents At this time last year and
over 20 cents few years ago. The
prospect of an excellent crop is What
brings the prices downs