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The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

CONTRACT AwARDED.-Last night the
Street Committee met and awarded to
VIM. B. Davis the contract for furnish.
ing the stone and paving Walnut street.
36a cents per yard, and for reseohing the
curb, at cents per foot. The proposals
for grading and hauling sand were re.
Jected; and new ones ordered to be in.
vited. The new proposals will be read
in Council Thursday night, and Mr.,
Davis cannot commence his work until
the grading is underway.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

The FATE OF SMUaaLRs.-A few
evenings ago a man went to the police
station to see friend who was confined
in the cells, and attempted to smuggle a
bottle Of whisky to him. The action was
observed by Capt. Cropper, who prompt
ly kicked the Lold smuggler out to the
street in the most vigorous manner.
Whisky smugglers should take warning,
as this will be the fate Of ali who are
detected at the police station. a N
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
DIED,

LEFEVRE..At Danville.. Ill, Aug. 10th,
James LeFevIe, son of chm B, LeFeyre. OF
Wilmington. Dsl. ~ =, >
MURcH.-On the 10th Of August, Theodore ]
Muroh. aged so years. =
0'D0NNELL.--In this city, on the z2i ins,,
Mary. daughter of John. Jr.. and Mary
O'D0nnell, aged months and day.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

CoMnrTTRD IN DRFULT.-Before Es-
quire Publ, last evening, VIM, Welch,
ior threatening to kill Augustus Cole-
man, was required to pay the costs of
me case and to give bail in the sum of
500 to keep the peace. Not having
the means OF complying with this sen.
tencs he was committed to City Hall
cells by Constable Pritchett.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

ROBBERY AT TowNsENp.-Last night
the store Of James D. Carter, at Towns
end, was entered by robbers, who stole
abost 500 wpEth of dry goods, shoes
tobocco, etc. They entered by means Of
keys, and on their departure locked the
door after them. No suspicious are en- !
parties. l--'' "
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
GENERAL NEWS.

The Ten Cents Savings Bank of
Portsmouth. N. FL. has been placed in
the hands of an assignee, its deposits
having been reduced $l75, 900 by bad
investments. 6g4E
In the session of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod at Baltimore, yester-
day, the discussion of the doctrine of
Eternal Life was continued. The
Treasurer's report was read, and q
congregation at Albany, N. Y, was
received into synodicai relations.
Eighty Chinese boys from Hartford,
and thirty from New Haven, left
those cities yesterday for the Centen
nial Exhibition. They are students
receiving an education in this country
under the superintendence of the
Chinese Education Commission. H
Two years ago New York was max
ing extraordinary repairs ON her canals
at the rate of 81, 100000 year. Gov.
Tilden has stopped this extraordinary
repairing entirely and has reduced THE
ordinary canal expenditures over o
million dollars, And the state cpgi-
neer reports the canals in better condi-
tion than ever before. Y erilf fSf'-''''
A meeting Of Irish Democrats was
held in Worcester, Mass. last night,
and committee was appointed "to
perfect an organization for the pur.
pose of opposing the nomination OF
Chas... Francis Adams for Gov. by th
Democrats. This action results from
Mr.. Adams conduct towards the Fc-
mans while Minister to England.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

nation that Ex-Governor William Allen.
of Ohio, will support Tiden and Hon.
bricks, all stories to the contrary not
withstanding, but that there is only one
contingency that will call him to the
stump, and that if the appearance OF
Morton in Ohio during the campaign.
If the chief apostle Of the bloody shirt
takes the stump in Ohio. old Uncle
William expresses lively desire to get
after him.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

A SENSIBLE REsoLUTIoN.-Ata a meet
ing of over one hundred colored persons
at Swygert's plantation, South Carolina,
@ few days since, o resolution was un-
animous,y passed that they were "in fa-
vor Of peace with the white people, and
opposed to all riots. and especially 10
carpet-baggers. f{f
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

A new gas company is to be organized
at Lancaster, Pa. which engages to sup.
ply consumers with gasRt s. per thous.
and feet, ,whereai tle Lane isterians are
Of course happy.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
TAst Wpxm,

Fed's's niracuioas fsr Corn.
Ensiiah remedy Of great popularity,
no7ina oorns without pain ~ M IT
X. BRINGHURST 4, CO.,
I'D. halno1hn Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
4 orthe Raah. 1.4jl1aC
EIh Brushes, Bath Toweis, Hatn sponges
Bath Soaps In extensiye variety, Also.
sn Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, Of morse
pty Friction Gloves, and many other
Acles Of the same classal w q
E. BRINGHURST q CO.,
I@ Vorner Sixth and Market streets
Fine Nall Scissors -.
W. @ ana syaignt, Nail Brushes, Hand
snes' Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
Wy Il. BRINGHURST Il Co.. y
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

Ridges Food for Infants and invaIids
Seel4dvertisement. u
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
sPECJAL N0TICEs,
The GREAT DiScOYERYI.

". KUEKEL'S HITTER WINE on
IN, For the cure OF weak stomach geuef.
ebjIisy ipdigestion, disease Of the nstycps
eM, Constipation, iciditY. .of the AtomaNh,
An efses recurring . topie- aily ,.5ils[
nstiS Oxide, combined with The most eu.
sic Of vegetable tonics-f ellow Psln-
" sHsss IN masy sssss a debpitHl lioss o
its, Spd general pIqstfatigp, 81 "a ed
Sllt Sf Iron comb NED With our valuable
e Y HQst happy III snEp thaanpel
f9lsfs w ppisse t9i s,oH lpscgler hab.
S9s ssos esS & |!0s e ,sssy and
p1yop want somethihG To slrengthen your
yea want good appetlte7 Do you:Want
lqlla up yopr conatitution7 10 you want
Iieel weur Do you want ia get tirifhM ner,
gafnes, DO you want energy "a Do. you
Rnt ~ sleep wcn2 Do you waht brisk and
Eosons |es y, Zee ,ieelhgsf hyou do, try KankePs
Ri ais sS:sss
1 mat u ID now deazned Indispensable as !
Ri ssss $sSlslpa Ns' Is|s ss.'ss: sss,
|inOx SAiy asR 3 eis1 ID tSis s 81 4sn3c.
ESs lss1lssoI q Rss rSiaaslv5i SHssasi sS1s Ssss
|EHist iqs KakeTs Bigss wiss 81 & lion, % sSd
sss sssas sss ssa q sSs y ]; ss
TeRsr Wpsmrraef
Entirely rkrnpyah with puraiy vegetable
fedieAe. panstn& 3rom tia systein aiiSs. Nc
feunNl the, head passes. Come and fefet
Epatients treateds DIR. n. F.KUNKEI, No,
aH@th Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Advice
ee, Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms aldo re-
oIed, Ask your, druggist for KUHKEL'f
oRh srRuP. Price. sl per bottle. Send
circular. ,'-6a 70 bJi mayld&wlm
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

COLLECTORS SALE
Will be sold at Public Sale, On the premi-
ses. No. 4ej Market strt ct, on
MONDAY, 2'th DAY OF AUGUST. 1875
at 10 o'clock, .. M,
the following Persona al Prop erty, viz:
One dozen dining room chairs, / dining ta-
stands, carpets. beds. bedsteads. bedding.
Iarlor furniture, kitchen Furniture. bar room
furniture. &c. &c. ~ = ~
Le, led upon ior the City and School Taxes
fo- tb year 1875, due BY Jamss McLanan, aud
viii % sold to Iay taid taxes.
EDWARD FARMAR.
D.. 15.tI
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
PUBLIC SALES.

II EALD's
TtUeifth Public sale Of
Stocks, Bonds. Loans, and Real Estate,
At the Clayton House Building. Whining
ton, Del,
Saturday August 26th, 1870.
at II A. NJ, sharp.
shares stock Masonic HallCo.
20 shares stock Masonic Hail Co.
Frame dwelling. 18th street near Orange.
Terms Of sale and particulars on posters,
j. 7. HEALD.
Real Estate snd Mortgage Exchan &c.
augl9,23
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

|TlIyLDEE9s OFFICE OF THE VIII
WILNIHerOn. August !. 1876.
The Directors of the Wilmipsten Coal Gas
Company haye this day declared q dividend
of three dollars per share for the past six
months. payable on demand.
-. 7. ). LAWSON. Treasurer.
auOf- In. eol
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
UDITOR.S SALE.

A UDITOR'S SALE.
= virtue of y warrant OF the Mayor Of the
..Byof Wilminston, to me directed, will be
City sed at Public sale. at 10 clock. o. M, on
expo THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1875,
at the Auditors Office. MOI So second story,
New Castle County, State of Delaware.
All that lot. piece or parcel OF land situated
at the 8. corner of Third and Adams sts.
All that lot. piece or parcel of land with
west corner of Eleventh and French Streets.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
peIty Of Henry McC0mb. and to be sold by
j. L. BEGGS, City Auditor.
N.B.-The above named property is to he
sold TO atisty a lien thereon for raying he'd
of let, water pipe and sidewalks augl9ts
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
NOTICES..

NoTICE:-DEMOCRA1IC DELEqATE
IN ELECTI0N.-An elsctiqp ofltbs Demt-
cratic voter. of New CAstfe hundtsd, viii 10
held at the Court House, 10 the city Of New
SATURDAY, August 20.
70 elect Five Delegates TO the Democratic
state Convortion. atd Five to the County
Convention.
Polls open from IL to Z o'clock. .t
ALBERT II, SILVER,
wiLLfAM HRhBERT. 9ao4l
aua22-d2t-ltw &. 9cI- yo' o. Judges.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
TAX PAYERS. TAKE NOTICE!

IHOJ, ID. OII4US1
Trus' ee School Fun
Laurel. Aug. l. ls76-d6tw3t
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22

EloR SALE OR RENT-4The handsomel,
IL located new dwelling l2l0 DelaWars
Ayenua Apply next door.
iy2Sn R, SCOTT.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-22
ron SALE AND hENT.

LsOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A hand
y some fine toned second hand Estey Organ
nearly new, Apply at this Office. febS-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22
FARM AND GARDEN

4 Goop FAaHER. Il good Farmer
- not known by the quantity of land
leo cultivatc-. Whole townships,
held In Zee simply, will not cntitlo n
man 10 this distraction. Neither
will costly farm buildings, nsI,ortcd
stock or expensive tools be "A sure
indication Of excellence. A good
Farmer may own but single acre
aud 1--we IN an old house. ll,s stock
may be the most primitive. But be
produces upon the smallest ARIA the
best aud largest possible crops lie
constantly improves the quality OF
the land aud the extent 81 his WIS
dom. liis corn crib aud smoke
house are never empty, and the com
post heap Is continually increasing
"a size. lie studies hls profession
aud tries "a attain perfection. Every
good Farmer makes Il his constant
carr To improve the quality Oi hts
stock, while increasing Its quality.
II costs NO more time hor labor 10
iaizc valuable animal than a scrub
hy one. The good one - always IA
request At a rumuncratIye pricr, the
rcrubhV one ,an ~,au,lN he given
away aud - q continual -nar,y ul an
uuyauce aud shame 20 IT. uwu,r.-
tEN,nange
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22
WORTH KNOWING.

Remedy for Sore Mouth. Sage
tea sw"ctencd with honey. IL = at
80 good for chappcd hp-.
BittrrS.-Take boncSci. Wild cher
=, bark aud poplar bark; make al
infusion by adding a quart Ut warm
water; let u cool and drunk when
thirsty. This il SAID To- be u certain
cure Tor FOYER and aguc.
A good Domestic lihImcnt.-
l.audnum. tincturr Il camphoI, sIarit
Of tufpentlne, gopd whisky each one
ounce. Nix and apply with warm
hand. Our rural friends will find
the remedy excellent for bruises,
-pains, old aches aud pans.
Mending Glass. For m,nding val.
liable glass objects which would BE-
dishgurcd ~ common cement.
chrome cement may be used. This =
= mixture of eve parts gelatine "a
one "a solution at acid chromatc
of lime The broken edges are GOV
erred with this aud pressed together
ana exposed To the sunlight, the efi
ct Of the latter being b. render the
compound insolable, even Ia boiling
water.
To Prevent Fuul Sm,ll-Onc
pound ~ gr,rn cuppcra-, Dissolved
"a one quart ni water. and poured
down a water closet " 10 chyoually
concentrate aud destroy the iDulc>t
>mrIls o. board ships AMI steam
buat~. about hotels aud other public
places, there b. nothing - moe g.
rnrllN tn ar. Simple drcrn cop
rrrd- ii~plyciiu any thing vii rem
igr 4 hospital ~ other place, Tor th,
-I.k free from unpleasant smells. ln
u-h marhrts slaughter htu>.,, -iuh~,
a.i vhyryycr there ar, uilyu-i,,
gases. di~u.yc cupIcra- and >urlnklg
d ahuu', anil iu few days th. -mv.'
viii ulI Ia-- away. liza cat. rat 40
mouse dIy- about the huu~c, and
send, forth an offensive Eas, place
-umr dissolved cppca, lu au open
vessel near the place where thc nu
saucc b., aud u Will purity the At
mo>phvrr. Then keep all cloan.
HlrachIu. Cotton know vi
nothing that D. quite a. uicc a. l1s
soap huf hale ~rcn people use q
solution 90 on, quarter 81 a pound g.
sal soda aud two ounces IT ohlurii,
1T lime dissolved in three pail. %
water. W,tthc cluthc, To- pure cod
water hglorr putting iutu thc solution
then bring u a. boiling. 1T then
stand Ton oual enough 81 wiring ont
and spread upon the grass; dip "a,
clothes Ia Tho solution each iaN, am
spread ~ the sun They viii T.,
VERY white. Int | think thy Soda B.
apt a. ,.u>r a.l rDttoH- aud linens {,
turr yellow 70 lard away. | de- not
like a. u-g N uu that aCcuuut. An
other thing that lraIutd hy expert
cnCc, may hr acceptable 60 all 4,
know 10 b. this all new blcached
cotton-, napkins, tahlccluthcs, should
b. Wet "a cold water and soaked
thoroughly, ifyuu want o. keep then
white. II b very much easier I,
keep them pure, than y J. t. Nhileu
them after they aic yellow uun
try Gentleman.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

PARALLEL OF THE SEXEs.-Thcrc
= an admirable Partition Of the quail
itlcs between the sexes, which the
author Of our being has distributed
% each with a wisdom that rhal.
lcngcs our unbouuded admiration:
Man j. strong. woman j. beautiful.
Man Is daring aud confident, wo-
man Is dilkdent and auassuming.
Man is great In action, woman in
suffering.
Man shines abroad, woman at
home.
Man talks 10 convince, woman 10
pursuade aud please.
Man has a rugged heart, woman
a son aud tender one.
Man prevents misery, woman rc.
lieyes h..
Man has science, woman has taste.
Man has Judgment, woman has
sensibility.
Man isa being Of iastice, woman
al angel VI mercy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

E>rtNArING AMOUNT 80 INNp ~
fELus To ald farmers iu arriving
at accuracy ~ estimating the amount
ct land Ia different hclds under cult
walton, the following table D. given
5Iards aide hy 9Gs long contains
one acre
10 yarls wide 10y isl long contain
one aCrv.
20 yard. Wide by ~ long contain
one acre.
20 yards wide by III long contain
one acre.
~ yards vide by 6ol lons contain
oue acre
7Oyarls vide BY CA long contain
one acre.
80 feet vide by 72s long oontain
ono arr.
40 feet WIDE by 800 hong contain
ono acre.
I2O feat wide by 1853 long contain
one acre
21D feet VIDE by i9s long contain
one acre.
go feet VIDE by 10 long contain
one acre.
4 box siNlG inches deep contains
one barrel
A box l6xl6l inches, deep con
talus one bush.l.
A box S!xsl inches, : deep con
ta,n one peck.
4 box ixl inches, u d,opcoutains
one halipcck
The standard bushcl &c the United
States contains 5ljOl cable iuChcs.
Any box or measure, the contents If
which arr 2ljOl cutie inches will
hold bushol of gram. Ia mea~ur-
Ing fruit, coal and other Substances.
one-tiith must be added. In other
words, a peek measure Eve times
even fall makes oAe bushel. Tho
usual practice u 20 ''beap" the meas
ure.-l Germantown Telegraph.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

GLYcERINE ron HANDs.--A writer
IA the American Grocer says glyoer.
inc is not used In the right way.
She asserts that 10 preserve the
smoothnes- and sofNnes. of the
hands, keep a small bottle 81 glycer-
Inc near the place where you habit.
ually wash them, aud whenever YOU
have finished washing, and before
wiping them, put one or two drops
81 glyoorine on the wet palm and rub
the hands thoroughly with II as " u
u were soap, then dry lightly with a
towel. Household work and bad
weather will not prevent your hands
from being smooth aud soft IL this
plan OF using glycerine Is followed.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

The Meridian Annual Fair begins
October 23rd, and continues Two
weeka
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

THr EXCESSIVE liEAT.-The Phil
aldphra commonwealth, speaking 81
thr excessive heat 10 that olty, -al,
"luguirirS ~ che stables OF the
NarIuu, ritN passenger railway com
panic, show that the beat 90 TUESDAY
had worse effect on their horses
than upon any rryNiuus day during
the heated term. - heavy haN,
hcen the losses vi these outnuaui,'~ a.
g. create alarm among the stock
huldcr,, yet the Overlooking con
tinucs. The safety tor tho Pre-
vcutation Of Cruelty e. Animal, ha-
posted e. agents along the routes 81
The main lines. ani "a the concour~c
al Elm avenue aud furtN hrst street,
a. puutcct the horses. and large mum
byr, arr daily taken ont 81 harness
rs their orders. But the agents
have go power e. order ear driver
a. relieve hi horse until the ANNA
j. unable To- draw the load" aud 80
long a. the brute can be made ca
stand up asd Piled along no inter
fcrcuce - allowable, uuless the anI
NAL has been famed.
The companies have, however,
posted horses NJ various poiuts along
the iiLes, at the request Of the Pre-
Nentation Society, although 80 %
structions have been issued 10 driver,
not e. overload their ears. On one
Of the lines leading 10 the Centennial
Grounds there has been an average
Ioss Of from sixteen % eighteen
horses daily for the past week az 20.
The horses on the Guard avenue,
Race and Vino, Market and Chest
nut aud Walnut streets line are re
ported 90 have suffered terribly from
the heat, bat the exact losses 81 these
companies cannot be ascertaincd.
when II /. computed car horses have
an average value ct sl20, and that
they ART dropping dead ~ the streets
daily by the seorc, the profits are
considerably lesseucd. As a rule,
the car companies have extended
their time tables 80 n not 10 require
the horses to travel a fast a usual.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

pr,s Th- crop !, often neglect
"a too much h,oau,r u d, supposed "a
be- able to take care II itself. CD the
contrary II l. greatly benefited ~
working. ani ought a. receive them.
When planted 30 itself II should b,
ploWcd aud hoeI ~ regularly 81, an,
either cuI, until tia vines take pos
session ol the land aud yN,'u IL utn
e. growth. II planted "a corn %
thouli b. hp,'l and exclusive pu-~,.-
zion Of the luui gwen Ia u after th,
fodder j, puJIei. W Az great 81
Nocatcs 81 q pea 'rup having learn
FL by lou. experience very great
Naiue.--t tx.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

To CLEAN CuAr ColLARs-T The
best material for cleaning boat col
lHrs aud CREASED spots of all kind.
~ pgre henzne. The article h. sold
At the principle drug store Iu cities.
That used By painters b. not pure
enough, AGJ ha- a very unpleasant
odor, wb,rL ia, pur, article has not,
and tho hllls which Il has suun dis
appears. II this oanEpt w. obtained
strong overwhelmingly is, pcr cent
will ,luan collar, very well. 4
miIturs ot ,qusl part, 1T strong al
Cohsd aud water at AMMONIA 4, also
used The trouble with an these
hquli. B. that not enough = u>cl
small quuut.ly puIy -pitcuS aud
spread, the grease spot, Thy -hUuId
l'c apph,d ia Sufficient quautIt. aud
repeated. 60 not "uiN Dissolve the
foreign matter, but Co wash u ont.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

HRraERNE loNNTuE, H. Order a.
pv-cry, tomatoes through The YEAR
u u not necessary Go resort 90 tho
expense of canning them. lfstcwcl
in the ordinary manner, but without
butter "r ,ragk,rs. uull little salt
anl sugar, they can he pat into JUICE
two quarts cor a gallon, according
"a the slzr ui th, family aud u cork
al az tightly they will keep tor a
year. T. make assurance duuhlv
sur, some melted wax MAY b. pour
- around the corks Tomatoes NAV
also lee duci easily. skinned and
rT,parcd with hight sugar they make
a good substitute for hgs, aud are
sid under the name 81 tomato. hg,.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22
FOR SALE or RENT!

A dwelling house, situated nsar the eouri-
house. The house has thirteen rvoms. kltet-
en and dinihgeru m. A fine well on tho
pr misses. good garden spoi, eir. II nil 10
cold % reasonable terms. - win BE- nented a
nicdsrass prize. Ter pHsher paFtlsulafg
srri' a. Mas. MA Los
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

II you wsro b. die tonight. haw murh
money would your family have Think Il
this "a insunp your life IN the
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

CoRN.-l.ate corn should receive
special attentioR--it needs more n
slstance than the early planted.
The ground should be kept clear and
mellow, TO enable II 10 Withstand the
excessive heat--possibly drought.
That planted after the middle Of
June, ought 10 have some stlmulat.
ing manure like cotton seed To make
II mature well before frost. Drilled
corn for forage may still be planted;
bottom laad Tor this purposc i pre-.
sersble 10 upland:
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22

The Attention Of thr
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
Stop That Cough!

The wonderful results and immense
sale Of HAlE's CoucH CORDIAL the
past season, oug hit to convince the most
skeptical; still we are going to con-
tinue the same liberal offer that we have
made heretofore, viz: Any person suf-
fering with a cough, cold or sore throat
who will call at F. A. Poole's, Hawlev
& Kellogg's or any other Drug Store
and purchase a bottle of HALE's Couch
CORDIAL, use one-half of it, and if they
then conclude that it is doing them no
good, they can return the balance and
receive back their money. Who would
not test this medicine on such liberal
terms? No medicine ever sold in this
vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All we ask is that you will
try 1t. 5m6
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
Remember This,

Now is the time of the year for
Pneumonia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds,
and fatal results Of predisposition to
Consumption and other throat and Lung
Disease. BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this neighborhood for
the past two or three years without a
single failure to cure. If you have not
used this medicine yourself, 90 to your
Druggists, Jaehnig & Teele, and ask
them of its wonderful success among his
customers. Two doses will relieve the
worst case. If you have no faith in
any medicine, just buy Sample Bottle
of Boschee's German Syrup for 10 cents
and try it, Regular size Bottle IS cents.
Don't neglect a cough TO save IS cents.
l7eoly
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
Grand Masquerade.

The Leiderkrantz and Turner socie-
ties celebrated their anniversary--carni-
val day-as usual, with a grand masked
ball. Opera Hall was filled to it's capa-
city, and there was large number Of
masks, nearly all Of which were excel
lent and, generally, the wearers sustain
ed the parts they assumed very credita-
BILE. The music was excellent and the
calling distinct and in good time, and,
so far as the dancing was concerned, it
was better than is customary at balls of
this description. One thing which
must be said to the credit Of the man.
agement, the best or order was preserv-
ed throughout.
The supper was got up in Fritz Diff
fenbach's very best style, and consisted
of an unusually large number of dishes.
There were oysters, chickens, ham,
cold tongue, cold meats, and, in fact,
every thing the market affords, all cook.
ed in the very best style and served
promptly by attentive walters, and all
apparently highly enjoyed by the guests.
The coffee and tea served on the occa-
sion were very good or our taste was
demoralized by the lateness of the hour,
for we relished it highly.
The time at our disposed is too short
for us to notice the various costumes as
they deserve: Several were exceedingly
handsome, and few elegant and costly.
Among the richest were the following:
A countess of the 18th century; a
female magician; Poland ladies, one in
red and one in blue; huntress; three
vivandieres; two flower girls; several
knights and gallants Of middle ages.
Among those most noticeable: A negro
banjoist; two ragmuffins; An aged
wizard, two old German ladies'; an old
lady ola century ago; Indian corn in a
dress of husks; a washer-woman; two
coopers; several Persians; the stars
and stripes; etc.
Besides these, there was a multitude