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The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
DOwx TIE STATE
A sxrRAA Axp AROUND.

At sMYRMA AND AROUND.
The Smyrna Tmes thinks Baltimore Dem
ocrats ''have grown fat and saucy.
The disease commonly known as the stag.
gers, broke ont between Smyrna and Collins
Beach last week, 80 Qr 40 having died mp to
Wednesday. Parties of the former place
have united in club and dispatched to Phil
adelphia for vetinary surgeon. The sur
geon came and pronounced the disease cere-
bro spinal meningitis which the prosy Smyr-
naians think 'sall the same in dutch" as
staggers.
Last Wednesday night Mrs. w. Edward
spruance, of Smyrna, fell down stairs and
broke her arm, and otherwise bruised her
self. Her residence is along the line of the
Bombay Hook railroad and Main street, and
when the Cape May excursion train came
mp she was startled from sound sleep. In
trying to find the window she missed her
footing and fell down the stairway.
On Monday afternoon last one of the en-
gines on the Kent County r. r. ran off the
track at Worton station, whilst hauling a
peach train to Clayton, and so badly wreck
ed itself as to render it useless for the rest
Of the peach emergency, it is feared.
Dover narrowly escaped a conhagration
Monday night. Mr.. John s. TESTERS house
nearly opposite Mr.. Shakespeare, on the
street leading to Smyrna, caught fire and
was damaged to the amount Of $4O0 $500,
before the flames could be extinguished.
The town was badly scared.
One-third of the peach shipping Of this
Peninsula is done at Clayton. From IS to
100 cars per day have been shipped from
there daily for nearly two weeks, and one
day last week 113 cars were sent off. 1t is
next to Wilmington as railroad centre.
It is reported that Philadelphia gen.
tleman was so pleased with Rehoboth that
he is anxious to invest $75, 900 there.
On the 25th ult, some prominent citizens
Of Easton, Chestertown, Massey's and the
villages along the Kent County Md, X. H.,
with few ladies and gentlemen from
Smyrna made an excursion via Bombay
Hook to Cape May. The cream of Peninsu-
la society is said to have been well repre-
sented. -.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
SDoosDoF THE ssAsoV.' y
THE RHINE OF AMHRICA. r.
SMITHS GRAND EXCURSION, THURS.

THE RHINE OF AM4BICA. r.
SMITHS GRAND EXCURSION, THURS
DAY, SEPT. 8, 1875,
Leaving Wilmington, BEL, at Q q. N. by spe-
cial train of cars, and arriving at Jersey City
at l0.30 Q. m; thence by the splendid steamer
Richard Stockton, up the Hudson, world
famed for its matchless scenery, and apprO-
priately styled" The Rhine Of America"
A landing will be made at Newburg, CIV
Ing an opportunity to view the place and
affording a view Of the most magnificent
river scenery in the world.
Returning down the river, taking the spe-
cial train at 7.90 p. M, and arriving home
the same evening. Those who desire, can
spend the Time In New York City, and Join
the excursion on its arrival at Jersey City,
at p. M, allowing nine hours in the me-
trOpOlis. Arrangements have also been
made for those who wish to stop over until
Friday or Saturday, by presenting their ex.
cursiOn ticket at the ofiice in Jersey City
and the payment Of $l.2 extra, they can re.
turn on any Of the through trains.
The city COrnet Band will accompany the
excursion.
Refreshments served on the boat.
Seats In the cars will be numbered and
checks given. ~-,0
Fare for the round trip, 1915; children
under twelve years, $2.25.
Tickets for sale at the book store of BOugh-
man, Thomas 4 Co., 42l Market street. Make
early application, by leaving your name.
Every effort will be made to render this ex.
cursiOn the most respectable, pleasant and
delightful of the season.
PIT. E. SMITH,
augB-u Manager.
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THE FATAL ACCIDENT At HOL-
YOKE.

VERDICT AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE JURY.
At the inquest last evening by Coroner
Groves over the body of the man killed at
Hollyokc on Wednesday, the jury rendered
the following verdict That the said Her
man Payne came to his death by being ac-
cidentally struck by Engine 40 soing
South on the P. W. d B.R. R., near Holly-
oke Station, Brandywine Hd., about Z
O'Clock p. m." After the verdict was rem
dered the following resolution was offered
by one of the jury and passed:
Resolved, That the jury cXoncra.es the
Engineer and Fireman from all blame ofthe
death of Herman Payne.
JOSHUA BAKER, Foreman.
s. j.. GILBERT, Secretary.
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THE Unfortunate CREW.

DEATH OF ONE OF THE CREW.
A Second despatch was received by Il G
HERALD yesterday in regard to the unlortu-
nate schooner N. }. Miller. The telegram
announces the death of the mate, Chas. W.
little, Of Waldoors, Me-, anl the critical
condition of another. The two which were
represented yesterday as growing better
are still improving. The case is exciting
considerable comment among the shipp;nS
that anchor within the Breakwater
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| A prominent New York physi
complained to DUNDAS Dllkt
their SandalwOOd OIL Capsules Y
sometimes they cured mircug|
that q patient of his had taken \
out effect. On being Informed W
limitations were sold, he inQulreli'
his patient had not been taxing
DICK & cos. \
What happened to this physs
have happened to Others, ana
DICK 4 co. take this method o.
physicians, druggists and theas
preventing Oil Of Sabdalwoodp p
Into disrepute. .s
PHYSICIANS who once pre-
Capsules will cOntinne to do@
contain the sure Oil in the besD
est form.
DUNDAs DICK & co. use
Sandalwood than all the Wna @
Retail Druggists and Periullpt
United States combined, anq
sole reason why the pure Ole, vi ~
their Capsules than IN any oIhtt y, y,
OIL OF SANDALWOOD IL ~
ding every other remedy, shr ,
only being required to insure ..
certain cure IN six or eight da!s
other medicine can this reS,lilr, In Il
DUNDAS DICK 4 CC'SSor,llsIs
solve the problem, long conslaIiii n.'aIii
inent physicians, ,ofhow TO oanoSr ~ n
and disgust experienced III na,rsb al
which are well known to ae%fT "
not destroy. the'good effects"
liable remedies. Wy T., ,r
Soft Capsules are put up ~ addr an
neat boxes, thirty in each .sicjsr| .aISjsMr
Capsules prescribed by phys.vtsi yssostsi
Tasteless Nlellicines.-IiaiSSHia, IiiSia,
many other nauseOus meGGIr1yll y
taken easily and safely IN nTosts. DS
4 cos Soft Capsules. No a dnslsi nnssulsif
~These were the only CaP'" lSs
to the last Paris Expositl19,nn.o 9,nosta)
Send for Circular to ID IMTnpE g'
SOLD AT ALL DRUG "1o'
Aug. l4th-8t ai '..
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REAL ISTATE SALES.

John Cow, Esq, of New Jersey, but
who lately has been conducting a model
farm, near Milford, yesterday purchased the
Hanson farm, two miles from Wilmington.
on the New Castle road. containing fifteen
acres for $4,000. Mr.. Cow is an aericul-
turalist of experience and attainnu nts. and
will greatly improve the new place, which
he has purchased.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03

BOAT, CONTAINING THREE BOYS, UPSET
IN THE RIvER-TwO DROWNED.
Last evening as the Alice e. Preston was
bringing the Philopatrianexcursionists from
Pennsgrove, boat containg three boye was
capsizM through the attempt of the lads to
fasten on to tie e Gamer. One of the lads
was picked up hl+ the oilers disappeared
and are supposed to have been drowned.
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OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY, SEPT. 9th,
TONY PASTOR, WITH HIS THRILLING
COMPANY.
The Grandest Combination yet. Look at
the list of stars.
THE GADNErTA RDorurnc

The Gandest Combination yet. Look at
the list of Stars.
THE GARNELLA BROTHERS,
THE CHAMPION GYMNAsTs OF THE WORLD,
The only performers living who have ac-
cOmplishcd the wonderful feat of throwing
DOUBLE UNIVERSALLY from the SHoUL-
DERS.
CHAs. AND CARRIE AUSTIN,
In their Wonderful Zouave Bayonet Act.
Gus WILLIAMS, Unequaled Dutch Comique.
SANFORD AND WILSON, The Funny Musi-
cal Mokcs.
HARRY KERNELL, The mirth-provoking
Irish Come'lian:
THE FIELDlNas,I In new Irish Songs Sketch
VENUS AND ApoNIs, Beautiful Infant We
lOcipedists.
MCKEE AND ROGERS, TIE Great American
Eccentrics. ,.......
ELLA WEsNEH, As the Fas. Young Men of
the Day. a...
Miss JENNIE MoRGAN, The Beautiful Sen-
timcntal Vocalist.
TIE FoY SISTERS, The Charming Charac-
ter Duettists.
FRANK GIRARD, The Versatile Comedian.
TONY PASTOR, will positively appear.
An e1,n cnt Orchcst a and Brass band.
under the direction Of II. r. DYRING.
ric * as usual. Reserved seets on sale at
RDbC.cn Il Eros Music store, 10 Market st.
-.. TONY PASTOR,
>ept"-1-G Sole Prop. and Manager
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Correspondence, and variety of Miscel-
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GAME OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
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AMUSENIENTS.

to another trial
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have suffered and are still suffering
from throat and lung affections will
scarcely need 10 he told of the folly of
throwing off heavy shoes. and flannel
undertaking. after experiencing "a few
days of the oppres>ivelI warm weather
which usually marks the beginning of
spring toI II may he presumed that
they have learned wisdom. But the
case l. altogether different with those
who have had the luck I" preserve good
health throughout. Unless they are
fOrewaIned. they may he expected To
disincumber themselves OF oVercUats.
heavy undertaking. and heavy shoes
~ soon as they begin To feel i'll the
least oppressed 10y the weight of them.
1t l. never wise Ia make changes of
this character. no matter how moderate
Il winter may hay. preceded spring.
The body should lie accustomed 10 the
altered condition 10y gradual process.
Numerous deaths occur every wear from
diseases contracted through lack OF
prudence III the matter OF clothing. This
ear. foI the REASONS which We have
already mentioned. there Is more need
than ever To proceed gradually with
the duty of COntoI ming To the ntcc>>i-
ties Of the scasOn>. and il i to b. hoped
that tins Truth may not lie lost sight of.
OF little less Importance. l. the subject
of house ventilation. According To the
Judgment of great many otherwise
Well-lnturIntd PERSONS. there L. nothing
80 good for health III spIlng d. ''plentN
OF tine fresh all. A. Il consequence OF
tins foolish belief, the windows are
thrown uP at the front and rear OF the
house. The pheasant current Of all
l. particularly "eninyed' 10y ladies. un-
til they contract what they call their
spring colds. and then the very opposite
extreme l. reached. The airing" pro
cess cea>es. and the house l. kept ~
tightly closed that al ordinary healthy
person finds il difficult To breathe IN it.
There are others who let the fires 90
ont the first warm day that comes. and
1t" not build them again until fairly
driven To IL 10y continuance of ''chillN
evenings. The house should bt well
aired. but the temperature should not
be reduced 50 as L. emdangcr health.
he gradual process should Ice aS strict
~ observed III reference To personal
clothing. These Two points MAY not
come within the ordinary rang OF
new >paptr discussion. hUt ~ they at
trct the comfort and health ut thou
sands. VI cannot deem them unworthy
"f police. Y. \ Yimc>
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III sketch "l Tie h"'- 'Nru> ON
s'"'h' MS Hi>' 'ti'h,i' "''"l> mt
passage upon 'h' NaIHt "i the hjei rt
IigI"u> lessons In the old Webster =
spelling book. PROF. Lewis writes:
Let II ht parduu"d. then. ~ an old
man prejudice. vhcl ] >Is -hlr know
OF n"tmng M early education 7" lee. com
pared I" thu spelling book OF Noah
Webster. and especially. On the first
reading lessons. =" pcrtr,tt meeting
the child- mind. without any los OF
then innate >uhllmltf SO chii1Hkc.
may say. Vel neFrl "h,id,>t DRAWING.
uP the Young soul 1" then own height
without amy lowering to a puciIlc stand
ard. 81 I" that tiat H"lr>cn>, presented
III some m"dern specimens thar might
ht cited H. having IN. aim ~ lead q,
child I" think t"r himself Tho>, inst
reading le~>"u> al W,h>tcr> ~prlm.
book @ they ar, never t. t,. forgotten.
1t l. sixty ->lN .-;lr> ago. hut the >c,.ne
comes up IN all it, tr-~hu.>>-rh. Young
class Just standing upon tine Threshold
of thar mysterious art. THAI first intro
ducti"u To words ,c,.u ~ we'll =, heard
to words a. objective, things. bringing
with them something Of a higher spirit.
OF a. representative OF the, universal
Intelligence. ! >ec them again. tho>,
slender tnrm~-IheIr voices an, III mine
ear>-the chld'> slow monotone. a. he
points his tingrr along TN, linz. pro
h"uncng each mon"~y able with equal
emphasis. and now and rhrr looking
ny L" the grave face hrnding over him
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Rrliaious Rradinq.
Gods Presence and Power.

According t" the word thar GOV
enauted with y"u. :" nv spirit re
maineth among YOU. Haggoi %.
Truly ! am full OF power. 10y the
Spirit of tht Lord Mcah B..
Blessed are the eyes which SET the
things that " SEE. Ful tell you. that
many prophets and kings have desired
to ST rh">e things which VI >ec. and
have not >ccu them and to hear those
things which ye hear: and have not
heard them Luke IU:-,3. -.
And the~c signs shall follow them
that hcheve: They shall speak with
new tou-ueo.- Mark. lG:l7. And they
We're all filled with the Holy Ghost and
began To speak with other tongues. as
the Spirit gave them urteiauct.-I IT'S.
2:4 Aud he hath put :: new song III
my mouth. even praise IL ON tod
Psalms. 4U::} They we've all amazed at
the mighty power of G"d.-LUhc. ":i:}.
We will 20 with You. ion We have heard
that tod l. with You. /cch - And
they continued daily with one accord
III the temple prai>iug Cod IT'S.
10. IL And hriic,t- FL were the more
added To- the Lord. mullltudr> both OF
men and WOMEN. 1ct>. 5:l4.
II yt abide III me. ", shall ash what
" will. and it shall h, done unto You.
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TIL CHARLESTON CONVENTION

SIR: ! am glad You tiagelIated the
National Grange tol it, stupid action
and nun-actlnn at Chall,~t"n am Il
PatIon-a>>lSted III tiI,- formation ot the
first oranges III this Srate-and in
common with the majority III This ste
tlon am deeply chdgIiued al th, rmi>.-I.i-
be attempt of the >t-lt-cuuStitut-d rep
rc>cntdtINc> of the order L. identify il
with the Philadelphia centennial spec
ulatluu and thu ra>cdllN Texas Pacific
ring. one OF the avowrd Objects of
the Organization l. wal against ltri>la-
tive neddlIng with corporate enter
pli>ts and thu promotion at honest and
economical administration therefore.
IL adopting the Resolutions commend
Ing the very things which they should
have condemned. the Charleston Con
vrntion acted without express nStruc-
tions and i'll utter defiance ot the. known
wishes and sentiments of the majority
of the agricultural community over tie.
whole country.
But there l. nothing to liz surprised
AT III this. The constitution OF the. Ma
tIoual Grange l. that OF narrow oil
garchy. allowing nothing worthy the
name of representation. This was.
perhaps. the unavoidable OF al least
Natural consequence of IT. origin. 1t
iegan 1t. existence and growth at the
centre. like All Indigenous plant. and
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grew from within outward. Instead of
being formed by the subordinate and
State oranges. il formed them. thus re-
versing the process of federal constitu-
tons generally. This objection was
known and discussed among intelligent
Patrons at the outset. and many depu-
ties met it by confidently promising
that the constitution would be speedily
amended. and that feature would dis
appear with the stupid and puerile
form and ceremonies that even vet dis
gust and repel many intelligent men
from the order. Nothing. however. has
been done promising the slightest bene-
lit to the farmers as class OF the com
munity AT large. while enough has been
resolved" To furnish matter of argu-
ment against the further existence of
the National Grange. Its gate-keeper
must surely have fallen asleep and ad-
mitttd Tom Scott aud some Centen-
NAL delegate. Who furnished the
excursions GRIT.
Centre. A la. March :.
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THE Sun.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875

Tn approach Of the Presidential election. -..~
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fully faithfully and irari-ssiV
hi WEEhLl Sun has now attained . ...-.
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Gstafrs.

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT 81
Sin Pobate Court held at the Probate ono IN ~
bloomsbury, Ill SAID District. Oh the 2oih uaN VI
March A u. 1873 y,-:rr
GTeorrt A HAYNES Executor on the last W Ill
and Testament Of Josiah II Wlnsl"w late "i fiail
Urk III said district deceased t,Statt makes alpI-
c,1inr L. said cuur1 t. extend TN, time htrtt"fGr'
allowed him I" pay the debts due from sad De
ceased and To- render his Administration A'c""h'
Wb-r,urr,n il ls ordered ny sand Court that sand
application ht referred t" the 2+th day 81 pm.
\ j. l-.J AT the Probate Once IN 81 J"hnSpufN .
for hearing and decision thereon
And II IL turther ordered that all persons inter
,,t-d T., notified hereof 10y publication of notice 81
this application and order thereon thru weeks
succ.ssivelv IL the aedoniau printed al II "hns
bury. before said tImt Of hearing thai they may
appear said time and place and II they Sc c'ius'
Bv the Court Attest.
HENRY FRENCH Register.
rru, COPY Of Record. Attest
6G-6- HENRY FRENCH Register
,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT =
- IL I'robat. Court held al TIM Probate ONCE IL
Il .Iuhn-bIrv within and for said distinct oil thu
18th day OF March A ID. ls.5. 49,,
Al instrument purP"rtlnE - he tn IAst w III
and Testament uf benjamin Phlhr""k lat, 81 Hard
wick IL SAID district deceased -In- presented L.
Court lay ihc executors therein named i"' TT"
bate.
II l. ordered hy said Court that all person, con.
c-Tn-d therein bt notified /" apIrdi al session "i
said "urt 1" tr held IL the Probate 'fhcr IL -
Juhn-hurN- TIN luth day II AprA. a. H.
- and show cau-, II any they may have against
tn, Probate OF SAID VIII im which purpose II l.
further ordered thai copy 81 tn record OF thl-
order III, published three, WEEKS succ-ssIN-ly IL thu
ai-duuIaiIl printed at II J"hn>hulH. previous 1"
sand time appointed Tor hearing.
~ tn Court. Attest.
HENRY FRENt II R-gi-reI
! tru- copy OF Record. Attest.
G..-G. HENRY FEENt II Register
S,IATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -
- H. Irubat, Court held al The, I'ruDat, Dtic'
-. .Iohu-hurN the 1911 day Of Mar. \ j. -.
Ara WEIGH administrators d. bonn non upon th'
uf John q Paul hat, oi GIrI"I.. SAID d.
met drcea--d. pIr-eut> hI- administration At
count f"I examination and allowance, and make
application toI decree 81 distribution ana partrIu
uf In, estate. OF SAID deceased
Wherrupou II - ordered 10y aaId uu:J. THAT sand
account and said application lee referred /"
sion thereof {" be held a Ih, Probate DlC'
sand Johns bury. th, 18th daN 81 y pIll
A J.. ls.5 for hearing and decision thereon And 1t
l. further ordered that notice hereof b given ."
al. y,cr>"Iis Interested 10y publication uf thu
thI-' wr,k- -ucc--~ ytiy Il. TIN .il-duulaI I,v-
paIrr Published AT -. Juhu>hurl previous Z" SAID
TIM appointed fuI h-arlu- thai They Appeal
a sud and place and show II ANY tiiry
may i..IN, v hl said account should not t' allowed
and such deere, made
~ tn, Court Attest
t-~G- HENRY FRENCH REGISTER
\ IrJ- copy 81 Record Attest
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-09
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS

Tn subscriber will keep constantly on hand al
KINDS OF Fresh Fish and Oysters which will h.
-,'lu Oh reasonable terms al Hallerts Block K Il
saturdays forenoon OYSTERS supplied for IsrTis.
a' ieupGed rates EUGENE Burr
NJ Johnsbury Nov l. ls74