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Ear. BELLS PRESCRIPTION FOR CONSUMPTION
HI -BALsAM OF ALPINE Moss. 1t Is prompt, II
is reliable, 1t is safe, 1t Is salutary; It never
fails to benefit in all diseases of the lungs
1t is the secret Of my great success in treating
for the last 40 years Try IL.
Sold by Wholesale Druggists in Chicago
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SECOTD OF TIE GEAsON.
THE RHINE OF AMERICA
SMITHS GRAND EXCURSION
THURSDAY, SEPT, 9, 1875,
~

Leaving Wilmington, Del, at c O. n, by
special train OF Cars, and arriving at JERSEY
City at 10 30 a. M; thonce by the splendid
steamer Richard stockton, up the Hudson,
world famed for Its matchless scenery. and
appropriately styled THE Rhine of Ameri.
A landing " i'll he made at HewburS. giving
m opportunity to view the place and inspect
Nashlngton's last headquarters and AFFORD
ing view OF the most MAGNIFICENT river
scenery IN the world.
Returning down the rI7er, taking the spe-
clai train at 80 p, m, and arriving
home the same evening Those who desire.
can spend the time in New York City, and
loin the excursion on its arrival at Jersey
city at p. nj allowing nine hours in lie
metropolis Arrangements have also been
made ror those who wish to stop over until
FRIDAY or saturday, By pres entfng their ex.
cui sion tickets at the oflce In Jersey City
and the payment of $l.25 extra, they can re
turn on any Of the through Il aims.
lhe city C)rnet Band will accompaLy IL
CLcurs ion
Refreshments served on the boat
seats III the cars will lie numbered sLi
checks given.
a Special Train will be run from rikton
MD, stopping at Newark, Stanton, and New
port ana connecting with excursion train OF
morning OF the och, ana returning ssain The
same EVENING"
rare for ths ronId trip. g. children III
der IL years, $40
Tickets for sale ut the book store of Boush
tnan, Thomas 4 Co. AL Market street MAX
edriy application Gy leaving your name
Every effort will be made to render this ex
cursion the most respectable, pleasant an
delightful OF the season.
z. I T slaTh.
e1sL:ti AlGageT
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
FOURTH EDITION,
GENERAL VIEWS.

Union A dams. wholesale dealer IN gen
tlemen's furnishing goods. New YORK.
made IN assignment yesterday for hi:
creditor His liabilities are not steted
The Atlantic Mills, at Lawrence. Mas
resumed operation5 Yesterday with eve!
lOoO hands. after suspension Of seven
weeks. There IS prospect for STEADY
work during the remainder Of the 5sa
son
u SeSent1en tramps were arrested IL
nSh"ay, y. =. On Friday night, and
!9cEed up They threatened while IL
the cells to be revengad and On SurdaJ
morning. when at large. they set FIRE t.
three different building. causing lo7-
of 5000. 49,
At Hoplinton, Mass Oh Sunday Nau
rice Ryan, aged IL. started down stair
with loaded gun to shoot a cat. and
was caught by his sister Mary, aged IL
who tried to pull him back. Two young
er sisters came to the head Of the stair
at the same moment. when in the scuf
he. the gun went OF. killing Mary and
one Of the younger girls. The other glrl
AMI Maurice were wounded.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
The Republicans Of Ohio. at Norton

The Republicans Of Ohio. at Norton
instigation, are attack ing the Democrat
with the false accusation that they are
IN alliance with the Catholic clergy to
overturn the public school system. They
strive assiduously to arouse the prejudi.
ees Of race and religion. Judge Taft has
opened the campaign with a carefully
malignant and laboriously violent "No
Popery speech, and the Republican pa
per5 daily TEEN with abusive articles on
the Catholic alliance" With true Re
publican consistency, however. they de
cline to put themselves on the record. at
the Cincinnati Convention last week a
resolution censuring the Democracy for
passing the Geghan bill and demanding
lts repeal was introducsd-dni tatlsd -
The Republican, have no objection to al
lowing their orators and organs to abuse
the Democracy and represent it as conspi-
ring against the school system but they
90 not venture to express their painful
and deeply religious convictions in en-
Official form World,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
SECOND EDITION
FIRE IN MILFORD,
DESTRUCTION OF THE ALDRNl FRUIT
DRYING EsTABLIsHMEET-Ioas ABOUT
&25 600

DESTRUCTION OF THE ALDRNl FRUIT
DRYING EsTABIIsHMRNT-Ios ABOUT
$4,000.
About II o'clock yesterday morning,
the well known Alden fruit drying
establishment, situated in Milford,
sussex county, near the depot was en-
titely destroyed by fire
The fire, which originated In one of
The eyaporators. gained considerable
progress before 1t was discovered, and
then all efforts to subdue the flames
proved futile. The whole establish
ment was soon burned to the ground
together with nearly all the contents.
The loss will reach about $50, 600. on
which there la an insurance of only e..
Oc0. on the buildings.
AT the time of the fire the establish.
ment was giving employment to about
100 people; all OF whom will be thrown
out OF work for the year, as 1t will be
impossible to rebuild In time for the
present seasons work.
The Alden fruit establishment was
one oil the lsrgest OF the kind In the
State, and Its destruction will be im.
medlately felt by u large number Of
people.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

THE NEW FIRST ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
dESERAL.-Edwin Z. Smith. who has
been appointed First Assistant Attorney
General Of the United States IL u ma
tive Of Maine. and is about forty years
OF age. He was graduated from Bor
dom College in 1892. and began the prac-
tioa OF law at Limerick. Me. Mr.. Smith
has BEEN for a number Of years ths
leading lawyer II York county. He haz
represented Saco ser Taral times IN til
legislature. and was Speaker Of th=
Maine hcu7. Of Representatives in 1871
For the last few years he has been III
ofhcial reporter II the State SupTe;1
Court
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
Political.

thk WARD MEETINGS AND NOMINATIONS
A large and enthusiastic meeting O,
the Fifth Ward Democrats was held
last evening. at the Quigley House, Mad
lSon street, above Sixth, when the fol
lowing ticket was unanimously nomina.
ted: "'''-'''A'
For Council-Samuel Murphay.
For lnspector-David ]. Scott
or observation-disclosures H Kane,
After nominating this ticket the meet
ing adjourned.
The Fourth Ward Democrats will hold
business meeting at the Reliance En-.
eine House. to- omorrow evening. at + 70
o'clock. 1t should be largely attended
The Fifth Ward Republicans nomi.
mated the following ticket last nipbf
FOR Council-Dr. Obed Bailey.
For lnspector-1homas W Saville.
FOR observation-disclosures NJ. Culbert
Last night the Sixth WardDemocrat,
heid meeting at their Headquarters
NO. 702 East Seventh street. Afte1
the business of the meeting hal he's n
disposed Of, Col. Whiteley. our oom.
ihee ior Mayor, responded briefly and
Ia the course of his remarks denied
the report that he had promised in case
OF his election, to give offices undeI
ms administration to certain parties
he said he had made no such pledges
nor would he do so, but in case he was
eiected would make his appointment.
In accordance with the recommends
tlons OF representative Democrats and
ior the best interest of the party. Fur
theI addresses were made by Charles
McCloskey, Democratic candidate foI
Council, Councilman McMeuamin
Thomas NJ Ogle and H. y. Truitt
The meeting adjourned in the hest ni
spirits
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

TRAGIC END Or A PLEASURE E4oU6-
stoH.|A party II three young men
and three young women were sailing
on saturday, opposite Hoboken. AT
the Bremen dock they threw q line to
a passing tug asking a tow. The line
wss made fast to steamer, but the
sudden strain upset tho rowboat
throwing everybody into the water
Those who clung 10 the boat were
rescued BY the tug, but Jane Anderson
girl ofl9 years, residing in Brooklyn
dritted from the bcat. srd 7as sp.
parertly drowning, when he1.y Csr
roll; residing in jersey City, struck ou
tor her relief. He was swimming 70
ward her when ste went dowa. aad ah,
came up just alongside oi hin. Hc
tried to catch her but she got hc1 err,
around his neck and dragged him uQ,
ger before any relief could &c rel
oered. They went down together aud
were seen no moro 7earct was mad,
or the DO dies.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
Footing tie Fema3es.

kc nc otKI5 FROM PHILADELPHIA
TIE MARYLAND TEACH COUNTRY.
ecently a number of girls from
ladelphil, tempted by an advertise.
Its promising them 81 so to So 90
Hay went to Round Top, Kent
1nty Nd, to pick peaches. They
Ife soon forced to return home and
te sent from Baltimore 20 Philadcl.
d by Mayor Yansant. The Balti.
fe Sa7 thus relates their expert.
Another delegation of peach Girls
b Round Top, kentcounty on their
b back to Philadelphia, arrived in
ltimore yesterday morning and ap.
hd to Mayor Eansant for transpor.
Bon home. They told sorrowful
hy in regard to their treatment. They
q they could, By hard labor, earn
ty cents day and had to pay two
alaTs ror week board. They declar.
thai none were paid money, but
be given checks for their wages.
fGble at the end Of the season, so
y any ONT who went away before
close received nothing at all for
" labor They represented that
food proTided, was very poor, that
eonly thing ct 10 eat was thc bread
that was CT inferior quality.
y night they had to sleep in hunks
ftraw in ticking, with no bed cloth.
Except they brought it with them.
Put four hundred peach girls, they
were crowded in the Sleeping
FtmeLts Among the women, 1t is
were some who had been taken
III the Baltimore city Jail. The
~ furnished the applicants trans.
NalioL on board 4 steamer to PLila,
hia, with money 10 procure meals
fh2y vent or their way rejoicing.
makes tweaty.four girls Mayor
pant has sent back to Philadelphia
He expense CT the city OF Baltimore
Hcount Of the peach crop.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

|
Has never been known to tau In the cure OF
weaEness. attended with symptoms. tndis
position To exertion. loss of memory. difficult
OF breathing, general weakness, horror OF
disease, weak, nervous trembling. dreadful
horror OF death, night sweats. cold feet.
weakness. dimness OF vision. languor. UNI.
vsrsal lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands. flushing OF the body. dryness OF
the skin. pallid countenanes and eruptions
hack. .heavinsss Of the eysiids, frequent blaCk
spots nytng before the eyes with temp
suffusion and loss OF sight; want OF stten.
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise trom 9
ksrs Bitter Wine OF Iron. IL never fails.
Thousands are now en1oying health who have
nsed It. Get the genuine. sold only la 81
bottles. Take only b. b. Kunkeis. Depot
and otnee. No. s5s North Ninth street. Phiia
deiphla. Pa
Ask for kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. This
rnly valuable tonIc has been 60 thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
It u now deemed Indispensable as q tonic
medicine. IL costs but Little. purines the
bIsod and giyes tone to the stomach. reno
Yates the system and prolongs lite.
now only ask trial Of this valuable tonic
proprietor No. e5s North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia. Pa.
Ask for kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron and
take no other.
It = sold only In 81 bottles. with photo.
other Is counterfeit.
sold BY druggista. auE2 lmdTw :
No. 2o9. Tape Worm ass,
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No Zee unless the head passes. Come and ro-
ter to patients treated. DR.. Z. 7. .Kunkel.
vice tree. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

Umpire. Thos. h ane.
Yesterday the Goaheai beat the Ac.
1 of Browntown, go to 10. in q
he Of seven innings.
Manager Mishler, ot the Reading
lives has expressed his willingness
inlay three more games with the
Acksteps and proposes the following
"a In Reading. Wednesday Sept,
4 In Wilmington, Monday Sept
1 and in Philadelphia, Sept. 21th
eth. 1t ls probable that games for
e dates will he srranFed,
4 match game ot base ball wlll he
led on next Thursday afternoon on
&Cuictstep'3 new grounds between
X6uicksipp, Jr snd Robinson base
cluha The public are cordially
Mtel
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

|s,.,, SIarkNNlAL IATHE.-Reniamin
elman, OF East Vincent township
H. VTner p OF an antiquated lathe
a, a ineyoiutlonary times for turn,
Roaa N'ef , spools. This heirloom
psen se ~, III the possessitn of the Hal.
Al family for several generations
o~raI aIu Is highly priced by its pres
U"ner The instrument is Ia an
Sss y pe1leet state OF preservation
IN iWhu4Ie NJ. a oi l.s6. 1t is the inten
|stba mt, q we understand, to place e
sIe on exhibition al the Centen,
1{PPosltlon {Pos. at Philadelphia, next
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
Funeral Of RalSfoD.

San FRANCISCO, Aug 20.-Tte fu1crai
o. Ralston to-day was the most i.aposinS
ever witnessed inthis CITY. The services
were conducted at the Calvary ehurch.
which was crowded to its utmost capa,i.
ty, and eoncourse Of citizens. number.
ing probably 10000, gathered around ths
church outside The services at the
cemetery were conducted according to
the rites Of the Odd Fellows
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
STRAY U4IFS

plHAEEt6n Loan Association meets
Ikht
peach market vas full again
morning
"eek i, Ion i:.daJ the important
v L.teiey election is now 70,
Fd as q ioregone conclusion
d, ,'169diy' boots and shoes are
II pon'hoe No 3O7 Marx ct
Y ptsMoeTAt: have concluded their
Y 5I,,ons ~ insane aud good tickets sre pre-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
The Negro COnsDlrators

ihe trial OF the negroes chars.J
viii. conspiriDg to raise an insurrec
ton in Georgia began yesterday. a,
Sandersville, in that State. fuds.
Herschel ' johnson presided, and
charged the Grand Jury to di7est
themselves OF all passions and preiu.
aice, and conform strictly to the Law
to ignore the fact that the accused arf
negroes, and deal with them as il they
were whites. trAttorney Genera
Ackerman is one of the counsel fnl
the accused
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

on ~ VI A BATALIIoN.-Yssts1dav
r,ig viGng regimentals who have been
Ivy ni considerable attention by
r.,iehtly parades In the vicjnity
sn Ssu snu Market streets, met with
sSp StanG out Delaware avenue. T'hey
SlsnIuu lIu'ng on a lumber pile, when
snss ~ slipped and all came tum.
esUah, w ,he ground. One got his an :
TISaa %aa, between two planka and
~ most valoroasly Until he was
Hns Tu, though fortunately he was
{itS a ! tnlnred. The others escap-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

lEaso -Io =. c-i5S21oo : gTsas z.s.ly =.-z:
TIE most important part Ct their constr71-.
tiol, that ia, tCls More time IS taken and
toe much lstor 1nI expense attached to TIE
case, and The tone sadly neglected This -
net the case ifo1l NAT i lid by the mos,
credible parties Of Mr. u. F. Beaity's ias:r.
zenSS. The tone ne considers the most es
seaEal part, AID ne spares n PAINS to maze
Il ia7aoie, zich ani perfect, an then CON
5iTucts is Gaze 70 correspond vitG prize
-es his advertisement elsewhere,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

ih5 sudden change u tactics u tLc
Ohio Republicans from attacking the
Democrats on the currency plank to
assailing them on the public schools
question is attributed to the advice oI
Morton. At present the campaign IS
conducted almost entirely upon the
religious issue, which is believed to
he Point IN favor Of the Democracy
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

OUTRAGE Al CCa1ERI IA,;D Two
men. named John Fright and Earry
DAVIS. were arrested at Cumberland
BID. OF Saturday night last On susp;-
cica OF hcriGg committed the outrage
o. Mrs. Uliver ca rcard OF 8 canal boat
& third party accused 81 being 90 Saro
II the outrage IS still at large
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

|pis rTsiic oS ,t, soHooIs.-The publ c
~ sua q this this city open on Monday
chm, M parents who wish to enter
Ia SIa.uden seus MIN, In the grammar school
ali '1u Sa them the frst day. Other.
bls v,,1 ,v,11cancies nI les in the grammar
i tbs w.Il VI, be filled by promotions
Ican,!p primary r.,I,i schools, and tardy
s ,S VIII have TO walt. OF late
n. ine INC. attendance at grammar mar
4 d d, nnsss mas been increasing al the rate
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

Ala who safer fTou coughs. eoias, lr1i
sstion OF the bTon chtsl tubes or tendency to
consumption, will find in Or. Wistars kai
sam of Wild Cherry remedy as agreeable to
the palate as ehectua In removing disease
The Balssm is pleasant, safe and powerful
remedy; 1t scta promptly aud seldom fails TO
efest cu-e. 30 cts. and 81 bottle, lazEs
bottles much the cheaper
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

WILMINGTON NocALIsrs IN Pozrc-
ro"N,-A Pottstown letter TO the Read
ing Eagle says "The Wilmington choir
sang in the Lutheran Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION, last evening, ANA de-
lighted the multitude present Rev.
koerner delivered on excellent sermon
on the occasion
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

Two OF THK CANDIDATEs.-Sena
bayard. OF Delaware. who is stopping at
the Stocking House, Is extremely popu :
lar. he Is surrounded always By q little
court u friends. and these gentlemen
have habit of saying to ether friends,
II you IL come into the next room I'll
introduce you to the neIt President Of
tue united states" One Of them hap-
pened to say this in the card room where
four very stiff old gentlemen were play.
ing a solemn game Of euchre. The stiff
est OF them overheard the remark. and
SAID. while playing. NEXT President,
Delaware" replied the first speaker. with
glow Of pride upon his countenanrs.-
Ana where do you leave Sam Tilden. Ia
IKE to know; went on the stiff man,
throwing down a card Sam Tildan'
pooh, retorted the other. we want an
honest man" And isn't Sam Tilden an
honest man" said the euchre PLAYER. in
an angry tone, and gazing so fredly in
the face Of the other that he held the
queen OF diamonds in his hand, and for
got to throw it on the table. isn't Sam
IIden an honest man? ask you, as a
Demoerati isn't Sam Tilden on honest
man 7. well, yes sir" replied the 9th.
thought SC" said the stiff man. triumph.
antly throwing down his card. THAT q
my trick, partner; be good enough to
score us two. We've euohred them, /
believe" Gentlemen" broke in stout
man, with Germanic face, but without
any German accent, ''they are both hon
est, but with difference. One ia as hon
est as the Chevalier Bayard, his name
sake, and Sam Tilden is honest, honest
as Iago With this remark he broke
for the door.-Cdpe May Corrssp
". I. TTu;e..
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
F BECK Err
| eather of go,.,I aud ihstf.m5n-
tal Music,
VIII CTp, arsic scnaoI. o.
MoSDAI. sFPTENIBFE t,h. l--s.

Al M,Ciary's Bai.dils sHIrsl.. IL 'hiri2Y
street., No. btG.
Tue school viii e.iurJi;e three d!Ie.aLi
branches as iSu0we
Vocal music in three classes. ist aat ii
clas ses composed ii Misses and young ladies,
lessons twice every week from to s clock
4. M ono term ak thres months al %. 81
CLASS composed OF ladies and gentlemen; le
sons once week. III the evening Tern %
3 months $50.
ii Wind AID string Instruments, classes
take lessons twice week between I and
= dock in the evening. Terms for three
months sSS1 Those who have no instruments
can rent them t0T small sum additional
nI.-Ptano MUSIC. lst olasS-adyanced stu
dents Sl2 90. 2d clasS-beStnners $1,000, per
term Of months two les sons a week between
tue hours OF and 9 Z. NJ
Applicants should hand in the iT names carly
n time tor classification
Length OF Lessons one hour a. sisted ;oaly by
mpetent teachers.
Information may be had st 49, Fast Second
eet. augls-t
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

A.'5TnER BAsEEr7r kI1Ls hIasEl4
At Syracuse. \ \ Col. Edw .rd Long
nsou, leather dealers. who failed FOX
$40 vhi. killed himself with laudanuE
ana chl5roforu He was ~ year. I'D
and OF highly respected family
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

!, ,belieye", saida 3dterm Republican,
that President Grant is of forgetfnl
II not OF very forgiving disposition, "
II agee with you, entirely" was the
reply. He is getting all he can, anda for
g'c1hg. he never exercises liberality ex.
cept In the giving of office to those who
have pandered to his taste for getting -
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

The former Confederate cruiser Flor.
idanow belongsto the navy of Hayti.
The Jersey meadows are tllling up
with wild ducks.
harryatt has sent many q boy 10 sea
Flannels avert malaria,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
- An Eye for an EEs

II Jour eyes are failing you. there is To one
article that will 50 truly give you San eve for
an eye" as the Diamond spectscles, which
are clear, brilliant and manufactured from
est pos sible care and skill. Fvery pair stamn
ed with small diamond
,, f0r sale in Wilmington by &. s, Clark, No,
~" MAI ke' street. augs0eod&w1w
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
POLITICAL,

NOTiCE-DEdoCR "a IiC MEETLSG The
IN Democrats OF the Fourth Ward are re,
quested to meet at the Reliance Eusine
aouse, to morrow "WEDNESDAY evening st
~ o'Slaek. Ey order OF the
augsl-lt EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

,,Ia States consul at Tripoli
|0I our navy. aes In the
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
Ladies Wisn,nx rar.a +.

L4IiEs Wisning 40 rar.as. n-j
ISLIinf sui Simple s. .iEs MA -hi1s nj
DO veil Il cali d; r. rs Aa5kee St.sss. viii
miLstoo. va, eLI ss@ sas # t6s aiss fani,
; LIS mES1iI,s "a tee -sIii. IL Las D,
MateIiaii issiEsd Without change VI usedIas
Our tottT is slu shslty. du.atliltJ, usn,
ipLhi3s. aL1 u tLIssila. ~ s,aifs1 selI
t1Isadils st1Itie ali slfssttIl. assiis
sold eaSy Ii .Itly instalmsut, or = libsIs
discount ID ;ol 2ash laiiss az ,baS
hessS AID .saAHil. l.4lsi loaeLiGs, ut .ot Il,
iisLt .1aLlas New American.
us MARKET ST. Wilmiust.a. p,L
T1dA~ls J. Il. fRIMR0sE. A..It
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31

OSI- On Friday afternoon,
7 large, rough, lisht-colcred DeerAHISN
heund, with black mu--le-Eo name on col.
lar Whoever returns him e s:h and Eroorr
will be literally rewarded aug2s.St