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SPECIAL NOTICES.
dE GREkT DlSCOVERYI

] T. EUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
In For the cure OF weak stomach gcner.
|CebIli,y Indigestion, disease OF the nervous
Sun, constipation, acidity Of the stomach,
dali cases requiring q tonic
Inc wine includes the most agreeable and
tsint salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate Of
knetic oxide, combined with the most en-
kete Of vege table tonics-Yellow Peru
d Bark
/ EIhs eject in many cases Of debility, loss o
peIiis and general prostration, Of an ehl
hlSali Of Iron combined with our valuable
he d most happy. 1t augments the appe
Ieis removes the pallor Of debility, and
ta norid vigor to the countenance.
h you want something to strengthen you
you want q good appetizer Do you want
build up your constitution Do you want
isel wells DO you want 70 get rid OF ner-
tlness1 Do you want energy? Do you
ht 10 sleep well2 DO you want brisk and
Gous ieelnEsa If you do, try Kunkera
be Of Iron.
Ibis truly valuable ten,c has been 90 thor
shly tested by all els OF the commune
that 1t Ia now deemed indispensable as .
pic medicine. 1t costs but little. purifiel
blood and gives tone to the stomach, rem
tes the system and prolonge life.
now only ask trial oil this valuable Tonic
Zee 81 per bottle. X. u. KUNKEL, Sol,
prietoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask you
gg'st Tor Kukers Bitter Wine OF Iron, AMI
no other make. sold only in 81 bottles
Others are counterfeit so beware Of them
Tape Worm.
tnlirely removed with purely vegetable
oicine, passing from the system alive. N,
until the head passes. Come and refe
atients treated. Dr. e, +. KUNKEL, Nc
soflh Ninth St. Philadelphia Advic
scar, Pin and Stomach Worms also re
tl' ASK your druggist for KUNKEL'
hA SYRUP. Price. u per bottle. Sen
fIcular. mayld&wlm
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eodlm&w2m
NOVEMBER TERM, 1875.

NOVEMBER TERM. 1915
''''pA Vi vs.. Ais. Sums sier,
Catharin vantine. Libel for Divorce,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS
The State OF Delaware.
To the Sheriff OF New Castle County. greeting;
Whereas. Joseph E. Vantine by his petition
to the Judges OF our superior Court filed in
the Office of the Prothonotary OF the said
Court, IN ant for New Castle county, for the
cause OF complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges that decree
| may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the said petitioner and his
wife, one Catharine Vantine.
We therefore command you, as you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum
mon Catharine Vantine so that she be and
appear before the Judges OF our said Supe.
rior Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twenty.sev-
allegations OF the said petition and also 70
show cause, il any she has, why decree ol
| the said Court should not be made dissolvina
| the marriage existing between her and thS
SAID petitioner according 10 the act OF As
| sembiy in such cases made and provided
and also to do and receive what the saiC
Court shall then and there consider concern
ing her in this behalf as the Court shall seen
meet and consistent with the provisions OF th'
said act Of Assembly. and have you then ant
~ Witness the Honorable Josepl
lEpENP. Comegys. Esq. at New Castle
Ii the thirty hrst day Of May, A.
eighteen hundred and seventy-six
Issued August IA, 1876. Pr thonotary.
The above ls q true copy OF Ais summon
No. 7s, to Nov. I. 1876. as above stated.
WIN. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
August %. 1s763md
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AN ESCAPED INSANE MAN CApTURU

AN ESCAPED INSANE MAN CAPTURUD.
Yesterday Detective Danl Karsner, OF
Baltimore, arrived in Wilmington in
search of an insane mana wealthy ba-
ker of Baltimore-who recently escaped
from Spring Grove Asylum. They traced
him to q house at Seventh andJ efferson
streets, but the man escaped and the de-
tective afterwards returned to Balti-
more, This morning, however, the mar
was found and detained at the Washing
ton House, and information of this tele-
graphed to the Baltimore detective.
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The Fruits of Democratic Retrench
ment.
PHIDADELPHIA. Nov. 4. 1876.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, 1876.
DEAR SIR The Statement of the Pub
lie Debt of the United States issued by the
Treasury Department for the month end
ing Oct. 81, 1876, shows that during the
first four months of the present fiscal
year the principal of the debt has been
reduced $40, $50 ,908.21. The iGovernment
has been able during the period of these
four months to reduce the public indebt-
ness to an extent about equal to the
amount the expenditures were reduced
by Congress at its recent session.
Congress saved for the present fiscal
year $50, 100000. The relative portion for
| the first four months is $4,000, 600, just
the sum used to pay the debt above men
| toned.
| No one, presume, of any party will
now under this showing disapprove the
action of the House of Representative
in compelling the reductions whicl
were accomplished against a resisting
Senate and disappearing President;
The plan of action of the House OF Re
presentatives was the true and substantial
way in which to maintain and strengthen
the credit of the United States.
Yours truly,
SAMUEL j. RANDALL.
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The Closing Rally.

ADDRESS OF HON. THos. F. BAYARD AT
FOURTH AND KING STREETS TONIGHT.
This evening the last grand rally of the
campaign will be held at Fourth and
King streets, when an address will be de-
livered by Hon. Thos. F. Bayard.
Every man who desires to hear the is
sues of the election, and the duties of the
voter calmly and fairly discussed, should
attend this meeting tonight. Let the
people come out in force.
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NoTICE-T subscriberis now ready to re
~ deem the Delaware State Bonds due Jan
lst.. 1885, at their par value. with accrued in :
terest. All persons holding said Honds are
requested tn present them to the Farmers
Bank at Dover for redemption at once.
Laurel. Ser t. %. 1876.
THOS. 3. GlLEs,
eodlm&w2m state Ire isurer.
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I IvIDEND.
tbs national BANK OF DELAwARY, AT
WILMINGTON. November 3, 1876.
Tho Directors have this day declared Div
idend of twelve dollars per share. beiTg Six
per cent. for the last six months. and an extra
dividend of six dollars per share. both Of
which are payable on demand clear of all
taxes. X. ii. EUBANkS, ishier.
nov3-4.
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fine Nail Scissors

fine Nail Scissors
Eed and straignL, Nan Brushes. Hand
lnes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
Pt K. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth aud Market streets.
For the Hath.
lan brushes, Bath Toweis, Batn spongee
Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
faGloyes, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF horse
tdet 0! the came claseal
4. BRIS6HURs1 Il CO.,
Corner sixth and Markei etreete
poles MlrRcui0us gre for C0rns
tngsh remedy OF great popularity,
S'ng corns without pain.
h. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The rooms of the jefferson Democratic
club, third story of Nos. 6 and s E. Third
street will be open throughout the day
and night tomorrow, and election returns
will be received there, from all part OF
the country, as fast as received by the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
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NOTICES..
fnOTIi DIVIDEND.

fuQTII DIVIDEND.
IOO The Dirj ctors of this Institution
have this day declared Dividend 0. Three
PEI cent. payable tJ;' e gu, kholdets or their
I"gal Representatives OF anu after 10th inst.
rlear OF all taxes.
BY trie-. ". NJ. BELL.
Bank Of Smyrna, Nsv.2 1876 nov3-lawit
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ONE CAsr.-The only Ease on record at
at police court, this morning, was that
of j Thompson Simmons, who WAS fned
81 and costs for threatening edily harn
to Owen MARROW,
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WE4 HER fLEPOR2.

WASHINGTON, Nov 6, A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States rising
followed by falling barometer, northeast
to southeast winds, colder, clear and
frosty weather, followed by warmer hazy
or cloudy weather.
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A word to the wise. 1fyou are troubled
with a cough or cold, procure bottle OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup at once, Its use
may save you from severe sickness
Your druggist keeps it. Price 25 cents a
bottle
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MITHlNC

OF all kinds done IL. workmanlike manner.
at short notice and on reasonable terms.
Reapers, Mowers and Farm implements gem
orally repaired at moderate rates. All work
substantially done.
Public patronage respectfully solicited.
J, CHURNsIDE.
Age, Vt.
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N oTIGE@ Ito TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX

IN PAYERS OF lS.G.
Persons WIN have lot paid the City and
school Tax for 1876 Obi Il aving been rem
dered to them) ana who ca az at once
will please call at our flee and make some,
arfaL geinents as to when they can pay, au d
thus av old notice BY postal card; IN those who
do not call we will send rostai cards.
Hours from s m. to IL In l.. from 2 1, IS and
I to s y. III.
E PROVOST.
Collector for N. District.
e. FARMER,
octlStf Collector for s. District.
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NATURALIZATION.

Aliens may declare their intep.ions before
and obtain their FIST papers on Tuesday.
rhursdsv ard Saturday nights from ~ TO S1z
o'cl3ck, until after the general election;
s. K. SMITH. Cl.rk.
Office ID story Post Office Building.
i7-dtnOY1
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Vote for Tilden and Reform. Let us
have peace.
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Vote for Tlden and low taxes. Let lis
have peace.
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NXyANTED-A Boy. IA or Is years old. to
w learn the prihtin business. Apply at
this office, nov4-4t
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Prom ne atlanta 20 ,''Hahon.
Jake was heard calling across the fence
10 his neisnbur's son. colored youth who
Eccs to school at the Atlanta colOred uni
NerSitN:
Look hyar boz, you goes ter school, don't
yer -
Yes. sir" replied the boy.
"nittiu' eddykashun, nn't yerr"
Noa. SIR"
Larnin' 'rthnetick and nggerin' on q slate.
eh -
Yes. SIR"
"well, It don't take two whole days to make
a hour. do II Z"
"N'y no." exclaimed the boy.
You was gwine t.r bring dat ihatchit back in
hour. warn't yerf'
4" lcs, sir"
An rs bin two days sence yer borrowed Il.
Now, what goods eddykashun cwine ter do you
thick sku.led niggers when yer 20 to school a
whole year an den cant tell how long II takes
to fotch back hatchitf"
The ooy got mad ana slung the Ratchet over
the fence aud half way through ar ash barrel.
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Surs,s, earnings, C.

-IOrFEIl, on account ot my husbands death.
N HORSES tultiblr tor truck farmer, or amy bust
ne,s, for haf value. SO AnlB st., between ThOnpsoa
anu sullivan.
Ny ONE wishing to sell wagon, suitable for
~ grocer NJ "a mice nay hear ot customer ny al
= BIACh Canadian ponies, Yuung tnd sound.
~, - amt Is hands, go ami 500 0l Canal St. saoen
NOR SALE very choap- Good, sound horst. wagon
L and harness. L. BLANK, "A East gth ST., bakery.
yHOR SALE cheap-Two large double trucks, u
4 FuOi order. Address L., box lN2, sun Office.
NOR .SAlE-Goo top wagon and horse, Morning.
Il o 10 IL. "a parK NJ,
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The Rev. Jno. s. Glendenuing, formerly Of the
Prospect avenue Presbyterian Church. Jersey city.
pastor Of church In Henry, H., Will Thursday next
lead To the altar Miss MARY Brown, OF ST. Paus avenue
jersey city Heights. Miss Brown has always believed
N Mt Gendennlngs Innocence She was formerly
member VI the Prospect Avenue Church
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WHITE SrAR LINE, -
w FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Can
RlING UNITED sIArES MAIL.
St,anJoIt5 M 3u,r1I>L
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATE, NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NrY York, via Desbrosscs anu Cortland
Streets Ferries, as follows:
kNprrfs Tor Harrisburg, Pittsburgh the West SOUTH
win Pullman Palace cars ATTACHED, $50 A. 81 ana
$50 7. NJ. SUNDAY an $3.50 z. ST.
For VII Transport and Lock Haven NJ go A. NJ Ana
$40 L. NJ For Cory and krle $50 =. NJ. connecting
az Cory for lltusyilic, Petroleum Cenir' aud Tue
Oh lt"li ms.
For baltimore Washington. md the South, Limit,a
Washington TX rrss" OF Pullman larlur cars iailyi
except sunday. oil A. Nj arrive Mashlnxt Alo
J.. n Regular Al $40 A. NJ, 3euivP. NJ Sunday
Express Tor Philadelphia 7;3l $50. o3) 4. NJ, l9 -
b I, ~ >, o g. $50, 7. VI. an a. nl-ht Slnly
z, 1850, ana o T. NJ Emigraal aul second cas-
For trains to Newark, Elizabeth lAhwsv, lriuceio1
Trenton, fertl Anhuy. Flemiugt D., IfFlI e Aua
other points, sec local sChcdu rs af a u SCI onces.
Tru arrive; From Pittsburgh, 900 anl 10 " A. ~
and Y'eo T. NJ. daily lpI5 a. NJ -nl -, VI, 1SIy'
except MONDAY From Washington aai b.lImV0IA
62Q A. NJ, 400 DIS, and lo2l 2 N SUNDAY pa
A. NJ. From ihiadelnnl, $50, az 900, lWl9' in.S
llbl A. NJ" 2il5, i;D5. 5l5, $40, 40, aAI w. lo,n
T. NJ, sunday 6lp, 62J, G:Jj, ll;oi a. NJ, Nlo' VIZ"
Ticket oflices, 5a6 and ga Broadway, Aston House
and foot OF Dcshrosses aud C1rlaudi str'cts tout
street, BroOkyn ia, Ild and llH Hudson street, he
ID. NJ. BOiD JR,
General Passenger AxenA
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager
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Suction Qoilt,,.
MusItlI Instruments.

4luslti Instruments.
A GREAT OFFER.-We win, during this month
IN dispose Of 100 PIANOS am ORGANS Of nrst-class
makers, including WATERS az lever prices THAI ever
before uneF u lnt4J lnsIalmeuts recelye1 running
rom !; 10 30 mDnths New and secIn i-Iaud lustrI-
mrnts to let AT extremely llwpriccs Warrruums iSl
broadway New York. lOGAcE WATERS SONS.
N legs tuckering plano, turtatci an imurlse sACtl-
nee upright square pianos and sraaus go lmcnts
EkAKAuER, So RowcEy.
A LADY VIII sell rosewood octave planutorte,
N $50 piano lessons gwen. 2l3 East 80 o. ST.
\ ESS than $lOl ChicNerng rOseN God pianofortG
u lmodern improvements perfect order 20 kast
Third 81
NAGNIFICENr7 IA octave rosewood piano forte,
NA having carved legs, &c, tll5, al GORDONs, l57
Bleeckerst 81.
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tor Salr amo 10 ar.

~ eN"'s "'S ~ -
BRICK STABLE. .25x9o, 70 lease ycars;
N ;. THhltlsl. 32S Fast lith Ct.
4 STORE to let. $40; offered $l5; Joining en-.
N trance to Frankfort House, eu2 William 1t.
OFFICES TO LET In seeoni story sun building,
front and rear well llsht ~ and steam heaoi 40
ply at sun Publication once NassAl aud Fran SOrt ats.
VNQLEASE Corner store on 81 av5 Shops win
Il basement. tog ethrr or separate wei located Tor
grocery or hardware business. AMY 20
uORACES Ely. 22 Pine 1t.
rTNO LET-store az West 10Th ST.; can be used for
l.Quor or grocery, or tothi alto, ttoTe 80 sHne
street, suit mi Amani pleAtv q room r,4t, So
OWNER asa West I'm ST.
THNO IET-Apartments, with kitchon anu marble
mantes Cheapest and Ugst nccoump dat on IN city.
Il lnrc nf hlcsekcc.or, Mr. WALKER, le3 Warrington
st., or HoratO. Can and see.
fINO LET-A second moor u respectable colored
IL families Il l39 Wet 2blL ~. Apply to
SAMUEL MlLLlKI,S. $50 9th av.
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rVIIIkD Az. THEATRE.

I q. ~. NM ',ICOtK =. ,...'-'. . Proprietor
hight new stewart sisters The great character
sketch change lists and coggsts, j. W McAndrews,
ne original Mntermel9n Man. TX %. Howard, WI
Hams ana sanford, The tulrs, Lew ana Lena, Dutch
song and dance ana sketch artists. Immense success
tie Wunetts. McAndrews great speciality, Uncle ph's
Dream. Family matinee every Wednesday and satur.
a 2
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rVONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.


~ join T. POOLE ... o.. Manager
The great Pony Circus, tho famed clown, whimsical
Walker the Chinese Wonder Linz Look The Buhelcss
Marvel iamadiya; d. l., Morris IN " Tue Dutch
Agency b" Jl'n Harris new sketch, Cd Times the
souih' An entirely new oIio BY tie best company in
Amercl-nu exception.
NATINlES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ut ..
LOOK OUl FOR OUR JULIUS CESAR
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Nrll Gstltt.

A BEAUTN.-Nice cottage rooms; marble man
~ tesi fan lot grapcy!acs, &C: good neishoorhood
ct Elizabeth, v j.. ior SAFE. price TO suit times also
cottage. rooms; fun lot; price 81 $50 term 70 suit
+. X KELLOGG, Broad way, mornlngs Or l47 2d st..
Elizabethport, afternoons
LXCHANGE-spondi l5oacre L. l. farm, 10 600,
CGMEY. le Centre ct.
I-DR SALh or exchange fog GreeupolEt or Brook.
y I'm rroperiyA farm. - miles from New York ln.
qulre u tle owner, l. hckiorl st., Grecnpoint
ONLY $1,000 CASH for neat, cosy cot ge
~ ma too lot. near Harlem briasc' remainder,
@. " DITCHETr. New Chambers At.
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PUBLICATIONS.
EATHER JOsIIN,S Centennial skyrocScts
II Address the author, MOntcAir, \. j.
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GIDE PLAITING made while waiting for ll1o.
- tho IArd. A. ]. RIIsENb rkIN, w ForsythSt
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PfQUEi
A PLAY OF TO DAT.
<TH AVENUE ThEA FIRE.
TC.DAY Sc ONE,
FIRST EXTRA "srIuEDAN" MATINEE
Of
"pforF"
THE GREAT PLAY OF TODAY.
-~,ot,,, y1DTI~u
Ern AVENUE ThrA FWN.

"piQrE."
EAT Play OF TOD Ny.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEArrfH. Oct. % ls.G

SEATTLE, Oct 23, 1876.
Council met pursuant 10 al iournment,
Mayor Weed in the chair Councilmen
present At rollcsll were Nessrs Bell.
Hall. kruney and Lca'ry
The minutes OF la>, meeting were
read and approved.
On motion the Couuoil procceied Ia
the election OF CounCilmen 10 Eli the
vacancies caused by the resignation of
" W Barker and Chas W. Moore.
\ ballot being hsd. resulted in the
unanimous election NJ AIR. Bailey Cat
EeFt "a fill the vacancy of W w. Barker.
IN Secund wad. and Mr. A. A Denny,
- fill the vacancy of Mr. G. " Moore,
"t the Third ward
Jas Mcknight. Esq, appeared and
presented an oral remonStrance in be-
half of che Puget Mill Co. sgainst
the proposed grade 1T Second street.
Further consideration of the matter MAS
laid over unit. next meeting.
A petition WAS presented asking that
that lamp he rlscci on Northeast
corner III Third and Cherry streets.
On motion lamp WAS ordered 10 be
placed ~ requested The ayes and
nays being called the vote stcSd Syes
Bell, Hall. Kinney and Le.fy. Nays
more Passed
\ petition Ms presented asking that
lamp he placed on the corner Of com
mcrcisl and Main streets near the New
England hotel Petition received and
laid on the table.
The remembrance Il Mr. Chss
Naehcr against sustaining the grsde on
Mill street. was read and ou melton
ls,i OF the table until next meeting
On motion il was ordered that the
clerk he instructed snd authorized 10
take up the snntrsc,ors orders for
work performed on the grading of
streets. and issue warrants o. the Stree;
Improvement, fund for the same when
ever then, is sufficient anoun, tac
The contractor for the sane.
Ga motion the Council adlonrne'i
unt,l Thur>isy. Oct: @6,h is,6 A.
oclock 7. N
w \ IMAM. City CLERK
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y SMASH UF-A lively runaway
Grated quite aa sv~l'ernent ~ ~~co1i
street yes'-fd.y Mr. Nayd~ni.eur
~nr hI. delivery team around 70 Hunts
shop. By by N bis employ. 10 have
The horse skod. On reaching The shop
the toy unls.ened The barnes On oae
ssfe. AMI withoat be~toxing = though,
10 the ether started tie animal 90.
Of Ihe shafts. He stepped up dragging
the wagon after him 81 the brseching
aud tag still fastened 90 one side This
sort Il a thing heing some~h2t Of
novelty . the horse. be became frantic
n q moment and started a wi,h a
bound. nearly lesplng over the boy. ~ho
had discovered bis mistake tnso la;e -
rectify i After RAINING abpai block,
the uuf4sten.t .haft, which had been
dragging On the gro4ud struck Tito j;
aith sach force - - shattsr j, into
pieces, bring TX the frantic animal 20 the
ground w.th = crash. ard be hearty turn
ing >osBer-4ult IN the fall The horse
wAs slightly injured. the shaft to the
wagon broken an1 ~oIne other tight
damages done
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Cut This Out.

lr MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.-There
is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases.
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. vet
SOME would die rather than pay IS
cents for . bottle of medicine that would
cure them. Dr.. A. BoscHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany. and its
wondrons cures astoaishes every one
that tries 1t. Ii you doubt what we say
in print. cut this out and take il to your
Druggist and get u sample bottle for Is
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size - cents.
CRANE Il BRIGHAM. Agent.
san Francisco.
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Dowx SoUxD lTEN--The Cialam
Conn'y Democratic Convension as
held or De li'h int. $. Dangenes-,
and The following ,.cks. nominated
For JOIN, Representative VITA san Jaxn
T. u. NsriAs.; .or Comuaissioners. Rob
Traver. Presi Crrrrler. Cha. Mc.Cl-~se:
Treasure, Edward Pitcher. Sheriff. ]
War. Aadiior. Chas. II sDermo.h; Pro
bat Ja3ze. j A J sh.w; Coroner.
WA. McPhersou. Sarvsyor. F.. II Nc
Almoni. School Superintendent. CiH.s.
NcDeruoth Wr-ck Master. Cap,sin
Towner The Coau,y Committee con
ss.;. u Robe-. Travers. Chzs McCleess
Chas McDermo.L The Convention
endorses the nominees .. the Vancouver
Convention. aud FIR STATE Constitution
Captain McAimsnd "A. appointed
Tor Delegate on joan. Councilman.
Daring the pas: sanlmer Monsieur
Adolph PInart. Memher 0; the French
Academy OF Sciences, Professor D4w-
son. o; Montreal, DR.. Wm +. Toln,ic.
# Vlctoria and Hon james u. Swan.
OF Port Townsend. have been engaged
ia preparing vocHbulaEies # the Lam
gusges and dialects Of the various
tribes II Indians oa the northwest
coast NJ. Swan has made i speciality
If tue Haidah language. and has pre-
Jared and sent ~ the Smithsonian In
stitution a comparative vocabulary OF
words in English. French, Spanish.
Latin. Chehal,.. Nakah and HAiiah
language, The Secretary Of the
Treasury has issued cali for bids for
the construction of houses for life
bat stations at Seah Bay and Shoal.
water Bay. in this Territory. a, Arago
Bay. Oregon. and Humboldt. Bay. Cal
iforuia. We learn tha, the steamer
Gussie Teliair has been hauled of this
route. and all hands but Captain and
Engineer discharged. There will be q
full freight for Wranscl and other
ports, awaiting her in Portland. and the
Alaskan mail is fully due.