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rev of the farmers OF this counrty are
aware that depth OF gratitude they
owe George Washington for the intro
eur,i5n OF mules into general use for
farm purposes.
Itcv.ouS to 1.>i. there were very lew
g those of such an inferior order a. to
pteIu1ice farmers against them a. unfit
.So<campetc with horse IN work upon the
! ro5l or Arm. Consequently there were
!. no is. Is and no disposition % increase
the stock: but Washington became CON
'1tu.al that the introduction of mule,
generally among southern planter,
would prove TO them a great blessing.
a. ,hey are less liable to disease, and are
mucu less liable to be injured than
horses by careless servants.
y soon Is it became known abroad
that he illus,rious Washington desired
to -tockalis Mount Vernon estate with
mites. the King Of Spain sent him a
iaco and two jeanies, from the Roval
stables, sud Lafayette sent another iack
aHj Two jennies from the island Of
Nl.Ha.-
Tic first was gray color, sixteen
hands high. heavily made and OF a ,luc-
gi~h as,ure. lie was named the ROYAL
Git. The other vas called the Knight
Of Malta; he was about as high,-lithe.
+sx-,. evan O., t4r1o-t,-
Tue TWO different set Of animal- gave
him the most favorable opportunity Of
MASKING Improvements bv cross-breed-
iHg. the result OF which WAS the favor
i.e jack. Compound, because he pariook
OF the best points IN b0sh OF the origin
as. TAe general bled III, bloodcd mares
o. these Jacks, even taking those from
h.- family coaeh for tlwt purpose, and
produced such superb mules that the
country was al agog to breed some Of
that sort, and they soon became quite
common. Til, was the origin OF i'm
proved mules iu the United >,ates.-
1-egc are some now OF the third aud
fourth generation of Knight of Malta
and ROYAL gilt to be found in Virginia,
ana tie great benefits arising from their
Introduction TO this country are to be
seoa upon eyerx cultivated acrs i, the
Southern Staies,-E|
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
THE WONDERFUL.
EGYPTIAN BL00D-pURIFlER.
LEM AZ,

This fnco1, rarabl~ DEPUTl ITITE is
a 1,otc~rJhI 4ITERITTuE. Tonic. Df-
TRETT'. DiiFHoRETIc, az" ~ fRf-
ENT. eomhi"iHg rirtHes Uhich feH'ier
u in nrafHIbic and 'serer-faifiFp. 1'Id hg
Its continued 'ss~ triH fsoFoHghiy "rudt
c,rfe al diseases Of fhs blood. ITS iHgrc-
dieHfs are oC purify Harmless srtrar-
fsou. the products 1afF rTed from remote
EgYpfiGH Prori.ess- oi'd Whcr" fh@ro -
the sftghfeSf faiatF / diSs1Se tH hr sUs
Z m. u ,.srer faffs ~ greeting that d disTdse
through fIse raediHin oJ thr sI'". oT er-
J,rlfi,,g u JtroHgh me mann dHd rorio"s
channels oF "a" bohy. thrrebY dH"'rtH1.
and, iisIrsf. JorriHy al the or1oHs INTO
fhrf- proper normal and THHcfs"IIi con-
difsot. 4 fcrB brief space 81 nHt" trif
CON r},trc ann yaticHf using -. oT ~ nH-
dnmbfeH srtiab.iitg dnf troHa~rftI cHru-
tire properties, II being, most ""q"rsf'oiI-
dLEB. the rsrr acme oT T'iedirHt triu~ pits.
and ne T,rafesf diseor~rB of me prcsT'.t
ogs. 90 fhe treatment Of ercry diSsds~
,rh~s~ fI~ bioof 'fseiT - primarily the
$crt Of the icsion or disorder. s'sch 1s
SCRpI-TI { and The thousand dHd
causes TINT ieGd to this fcrrtbfc affection,
oT trhich an rfrlTirsd co,,,BsH Hnif,r~ arr
c"g,ii=aat. tor E4b{icdf Truth haS ASSERT
ef that the - Sins eli the FATHERS shGR
r5sif ,rcli uato the Lir1 and J"Hrfh grtt-
ENFETELID tONhTIft TIONN ~ - q
ga,rcrI"f TCjHr~ndfor. causing fh~ 'rrcck
Of oHrr tHoTr 70 assume h'r g. cd LAKE
Jrr'n nJ manhood.
Far CfriNFoI-> DISTfSFS. THIN-
am DTSOEDEE>. ION>TTP tTToN or
CO>TTJENI>>, IIiIH tND hIDNEI
- Hit = -. . ' ~ = y ' - ' Z u =
OT> - IIITI. EHf " iTIN ".
GIINDTLIR iNLtRGIHENIN. EI'T-
TIfEI IIDn nfTOTS 'tNCiR. GTKI D.,
fFFEfTIONS or THT ZONES. IN DD-
ENT TIC ERS. = IN iLI % n
FLfTNTs tGnd 10 the p~Htier ser ~ - a
boon tong sought Jor bB seHsifir~. sHscep-
tib}r. amt dSiicat~ Icmnics, as ~ t1k~s
direct nctioH upon hrir ailments N y
I'm IOEH> or fHRONTr DI>I f>F
~ HHJtH TTTE RIODD - THI sE.tT
OF THI TEDf m .. ~ ts tHrn!nnhtr.
gbsrsrr~rua trtfh fh5s FrBasdV trfif ysToFr
J,osiftr~ and permanent cur fur
EHTII> and FETEHS and all NAT
RT4L I'OINON>
Thoa+aHds II Tc.timoniats att~sf the
truth oJ Thrsc ciditHs.
I-ric~. onr DoAar. ia large Lo,tte.
sir bottles, So.
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
A quarter or half acre of orchard en-.

A quarter or half acre of orchard en-.
closed with picket fence four or five
feet high, affords an excellent place in
which to keep hundred or more hens,
plenty of room will be afforded for the
outdoor movement of the fowls, and
the orchard will be greatly benefited
bv their presence. Bugs and worms
and other insects viii be destroyed, the
trees will be fertilized, and large num-
Der of eggs may be sold, besides the
chickens that can be raised.
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15

FURNITURE PoLIsH.-For one of the
simplest and best furniture polishes, get
pint bottle and fill it with equal parts
of boiled linseed oil and kerosene OIL
Mix and apply with a flannel. 1t will
remove all scratches and white marks
made by bruising. Destry the rags Or
keep in open sight, as oiled clothes have
been known to ignite spontaneously.
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
DYSPEPSIA.
<.ASTRON,

GiSTRON is n sdfe, spseF1, nsd posi-
firr Jor that most dsPr-sst Of all
rt~Hfs, and - brirI course @ / trs1f's~Stf IN
restore the dtgessirr organs fo 6fisiF prs
fins strength, and promote fLr h~diff 70
ncfioFi o( fLc stomach and Bst.sft.tey ~.
Hrrrofs 1Frifg btIify Of literary anal .'jt
Js~vsoHS pursuing srfeHfnrY ftfr, ..
sp~sdRp r~r4orrd by this dJrpf. Tt~
stomach - restored fo health Hfsf the Lrt.-
'ofc Of The system tr,H once mor" rtst"t,i
"a the ,rTJOrtaarr~ OF tabor.
Iriee. OHr Dollar, ga idrJ~ boftir, 0r
ar bOttIrs, s..
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY!

cali the careful attention Of The business
men OF Els worth and vlCiugty to The facts aHt
dgures- Let not the IN surIpg public tc longer
tcludct. but look iuto the matter fpT themselves
careful amt taHdld Investigation vii iell tHs
lKEk STORY. tni- l solicit and uFEr Tie
Leading sUi indc pendent Com pan tr~ aIr Yr.-.
li.ry thorough Ia the management 81 tbrtr
bus ness. tart1ul Go know H rvSara So .aea
risk, the moral a. wei as thu pny >tcai hazard SIS
TAR possible, Judging each risk 90 tEs asa
mcrit4, acctpAaE thosc whlcu seem desirable 4t
equitable aics, leaving the undcarAble - Those
sHo slsh thcm Ca this platform thcy -h#E
srcA'rr prosperity cumpar4uveiy, thau tao-r
Comp Ianies - hlch take risks more joJsvly -r-
lying On rates I" save them
The -fKe ofa compaof Is No criterion OF liz
strength.
rne iarEcS. companies have larger llaAisaa-.
uuAlis NFl.taS ia, z-F lines aat accepting d
larger anpuut Of undesirable insurance, a..
Ae, ing Up the yu.utas OF thc 1a>gpr~=. 10. r.
liaUt }sIcs ior reinsurance are therefore IaE.-
and trey are IAuis To heavier iosscs Uy cNt..-
,vc coudaE atoms.
NJ ann Is go furnish only
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15

Or. TownsendsO1-
ygcuatcd Air viii
purfy the blood In
one-thiTi The lime
thatAuyotheTkuuWn
remedy can. Nhy?
bccaI aI-eiulfhaleD-
ygenaicd Airlteue-
di,eCt the Lungs
and passe- through
tn Q tissues and
comes in direct con-
tact with the blood
a. IL "a for ei into
the Lungs blythe ac-
tion oftheheart Al
ihcbltsoIinouryelr-
returns - the heat
every four minutes
the D.. anl good.
and forced from the
heart 10 the lungs.
and tho more Oz5
gen YOU iuhaIe into
tho lungs the more
youpuri!ytho blood
" hen oxygen com =
In Conta : with -.
impurities Ia t.+
blood Il car tr.zes
aud BUM. causing
the h.oodtobc heat
ed 50 that ii warns
every part of
the body, az It c,-,
on It's revolution
through she ~t-ssu
ifyo'.r rlgr-lt-Il
yn8 Cannot Pee
We drive Nr
and allot!er ..It.r
..ss uutuftilt ..4'
" { EliaraIlIretsl tI-
rifythe bloodin ono
third the time Of any
otheTAnOwn rem edy
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
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Established 1888.
American and Foreign Patents
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lnfrin cement suits in iii erent States and all lti.
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OF SIXTY PAGES.
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Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

4 slight so-culi~d COLI trW oJffint~s
lead 10 serious cough. tri'ch. UHca resi
FOR badly treated, must hur~ hHf one
result u mast errHfnaf~ "a s~fffgsI
Of BRONCHITIS, or tshdf - tcors~. fhr
d~adEv CONSI MFTTDN. IL 0H srgrrfty
iron, hdrdssiHg cough and crp~rf"' "tt"t.
TKftIfEON oErTs q sound. reliable. as.f
permanent TciieI IL da0Dsenfs @rysrf"-
ration. and enables the Patis"f to eIE'i
that terribly septic deposit, trL '"h. II i'It
trtthoHt judictofIs treatment. mast
BaaHtedte its poison 10 the rssicHiar stsh-
stance Of the lung. d~g~n crat4HJ and De-
stroDtHu that most essential Of organs.
aud uittBlGt~s only ia ~nrfy and
timely d~ath. TEI THION has rguat.
much tess superior, and tf. rtSr t~tH uaf
oaFv r~rror- fh~ deposit. Hrrcbp oBordiIg
great t-rfirT. bat heats m ~yr bray,- ma
learrs fhr patient rs possession oI Aedt9hy
iHHJ tissue.
lricr, FRY Cents per bottle, or SIR
BOTTLES, S2.5O.
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15

Can be cured Whyi
&c cyatlsc We have
cured hundreds 81
Cascz. some ufthcui
telii: given over q
die n.lI. hys}claus
Cf other schools q
practice tuusumT-
lion a a disease a
the A!rTas-aces AZ !
over tWo-tairds 81
the Cases are Cauarll
b Y CA'auh. Nr
guarantee a cure IL
You IN come ia sea-
SON
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15

/ why because Asth-
ma ls q contraction
/ @ ( the bronchial
Tubes. caused by ln
tAmmatlon and irri-
;ation Of the muCus
mcmhranc!in!ugthc
Iigua hiAl Tubes
[ e DINErnated Air
ns We villdirect and
We Will warrant \
Cure W . have cured
cases Il - years
standing
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
CATARRh,
\ Man Cured ofCatarrh of
Forty Years Standings.
so BAD THAT 1T IMPAIRED HIS EYEsIGHr
MADE HIM ALMOST DEAF.
TROUBLED WITH
oropPinss In Throat, stransiiag Buzzins in
Head, and Fetid Breath

lhe CoNsrlrUTioSAL CArRRHA REMEDY is the
first article placed before the pu that
10 cure Catarrh by building up the Consti,ut ion
II stuck at the root OF the whole difficulty, and
thou -ands upon thousands of letters have been
received by the proprietors, setting forth the mar
Vicious cures. and what IL remarkable curing NOT
only the Catarrh, but all other ailment. Al the
same time. This is what 1t always does The iol
lowing statement Is only sample OF what we are
constantly receiving, irom well known people to
whom you can write and not to bogus ones Ca.
tarrh and It's attendant evils, cold In he ad. hack.
lng cough, inciPient consumption, headache
pains Ia back and loins, dizziness, languidnes.
loss Of appetite and general weakness an leave
together when the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
is taken as recommended.
LOWELL, MASS, Feb. I2 1874
HEssRs. LIrrLEFIkLD 4 Col have been en-.
urcly cured Of CataTrh By the use Of tn, Cons
tional Catarrh Remedy. | have had it for for,y
years, and so severely that my eyesizht was i'm
paired by II. was almost dead my head was al.
ways stopped up. ! could not breathe freely.
often at night ! could not sleep being kent awake
by dropping in my throat sometimes SO badly
as to almost strangIe me. The discharge IRON my
noze was fetid and my breath was always foul; /
mad, too, continual buZZing in my head. and
headache almost all the time. During forty years
have tried almost every medicine Tor Catarrh in
the market, but without receiving any permanent
benefit until used Constitutional Calarrh Rem
cay Aite- using two bottles 1 was very much
relieved, and used in all six bottles. and am now
COMPLETELY cured. My eyesiaht is good can
hear as well as ever could. have no disag1 ee
aoie discharges from my nose, droppings in
my throat, can breathe perfectly freely and sleep
every night soundly. My general health is better
man y mas oeeh LOT fourteen years, and all owing
to the Constitutional oatarrh Remedy
(sgned) EDWIN GOODWIN,
Dover ST., Lowell. Mas
frice VI per bottle. pamphlet of 81 pages
giving treatise Calarrh with innumers he
cases oi cures. sent FREE, by addressing the pro.
prietors.
LlTTLEFIELD Co, Manchester, N. II.
2m0s6
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15

Boston, October 10, Is-U.
X. II. EDDY ,EsQ- Dear sir: you procured for
me. in lsi0 nv First patent. Since then you have
acted Tor and advised me in hundreds OF cases
and procured many patents, reissues and extern
Ions. / have occasionally employed the best
agencies IN New York, PHILADELPHIA and Washing.
ton. but | still give you almost the whole OF my
business, in your line, and advise others TO EN-
ploy you. Yours truly GEORGE DRAPER
Boston Jan. !, le37. lyrI
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
PILES. HemorrhOids.
pIION.


PILON.
Many causes tend 70 produce thi f,l ~
3'Hf and disfrrssiny state. Tho h'o."
usr ~ drastic pttrgattrss r.n1y 10 yy0.fuc-
cosr- StioH "f me Jotrets, torpld 1rtt"t4 /,
~" tirsF. and numerous ofisr causes rrr
th s'stTcr III thts conn paint. emit Iffirrfo
nothing TgccfHGt has hs,l presented 10
;t~ public, trhich trotsjd Tapidiy aIrriaf~
,HtapfaHs and ultimately ,5ror~ on el5.ct-
tr~ care. Ia EfION trc lurc q Trn.fdu
rrh'.h not oHiH acts almost tftsfrnfft. b,st
triff TsJEHr" fh~ largest fHH4urx a. me ID rfs
F'ie' ~ Gbs"rpt'on, aHa many ,eho
hnrr rec~ir"f not only d,u~Iit. Dat hare
hrsH Tdd'"HifY cHrei, Harc GrrH assured
prior to using this frrdtt-i~Jst hy erii-
tsel4f surgeons that the ,Hfy r.I,,f fHru
'r"r r",lid 'rprct ia I'm. tfo,fid L,- bv al
operation. anal r,p.ori,,y Il ~. ih.ns iron.
II "ody ~ Er"er'i"T' 'ri.ich '.~c"ssitat-
T"h deI'Jhf. and - NOR Prrs~r,b~d By
many practising I'hYsie1as.s. trio are cog
1i'sI"t oI q. moro. a. f@" o"iy LHo,en
Fr,cc. i'Jtg oc"fs Ile'- lacLayr. sir
THE AE"TT EFMEBTI> IRE
thorough ia the erali@nt,aH oJ the ftBrr-
erit and rari"gs hsai@dics d.unnia1fe,t.
aud dre th" result u i.'ittcHt. nrrhII.g,
idbortoHS, amt sciobfigc t4sr+x. i.,gfiop
Europe Hn'i -f,ncric1.
II The sgectg gir dircctioHS c4-r cam IIiei
urith. thousands Of p"f',Ist> tr,ii b,ur trit-
It~ss 10 hfc.T T~iaf.r" Darrt-> S.. ant corrob-
,rat. ererV assertion. Hbc.r fhc,e are
,'ang co"pi'ent'o,'' M 4 ii..e..'sse: aad pa
e. 5sicnsrd 10 pir- an tnJoss,sutiou. amt
fs~ftf bB tefter d ,."c"NSar,.
Drscriptice amt BrPiassatorv CIrcu-
iar "I he dh0rr remedies sent On. recent
II stamp, " the rE Ol'EIi TI ny
" HEDitISE arr nat sale at tosr
particular druggists. seItd orders a.
OR. CHANDLER,
1879 Broadway Eew.York Ciry.
GOO. a. ParChor.
SOLE AGENT FOR ELLSWORTH
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why yhccatisc Iuha-
lation D. tlleunlyway
that the Air a-sA-
ce$ can be rrac he'd,
aud tatarrh Is a q s.
easeufthc AiTPassa-
ces ufthe Head. I 50
this Trcatrlcntasw q
direct, W hich Iscasy
and pleasant. and va
guarantee \ perfect
CURE Oft4farrh.
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
Manhood: How Lost, Ho1
Restored.

1tCOIUI Cu.
Axz<- ~NS Just published, new edition cf
N-1ADr. tuiverw ell. Celebrate
&ti Esss, on ih. radical cure twiihout
medic me. OF >FERNAToBEHII or seminal Weak
ness. Involuntary seminal Losses IMPoTENCY
Mental and Physical IN .AHscIty. lmpedlmeuts to
NJ MArrlAgc, etc, a'-H. CoNsyNPrfON. EPILFF.l
md FIr-, induced ~ scIf-iaIu !sence or sexual
eNIrayAgrE-c &.
Sc Prlce-, ll 4 sellel envelope. only tx cents.
The celebrated author. lu THIS admirable Es-av,
clearly demonstrates, icom thirty years suc-
er>siul practice, that lue alarming consequence,
o. sell abuse may be radically cure without the
dangerous use Ot internal medicine or the aprii.
cation of tue knife, pointing out mode OF cure
AZ once simple, certain. and edectual by mean, OF
which every sufferer, No matter what IN condt-
ton may be may cure himself cheapiy. private Is,
and radically
Ss- rhi- Lecture should be ln the hands ofeyery
E0ut0 aui every man IL the land.
>eHt under zeal IN a PLAN envelope. to any I'd.
dress, fOsTF PAID, on receipt Of SIX cent. or Two
poet stamps. Address.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO,
al Ann 81. New York; Post once
Box 1JS6. lyrs
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15
cATARRH !!

WE MAKE 4 SPEC
fALTl Il treating pa
tients hy Mail Please
write ana describe your
symptoms.
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15

Representing drst class. reliable and indepen
dent Companies. which are unsurpassed In char
acter, standing and strength. furnishing the most
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-15

- la-al&--48
W hy2 for the same
reason as given A.
2 bove Tho liyrucli-
al Tubes arc simply
{ conductor. to carry
air 70 the lunCs,
/ h en- 60 Inhalation
( uustEpdircrttothe
seat - the disease,
and II you viii fal-
INV our directions.
wo guarantee TO
[ CURE hrune hl,ls.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21
A WHOLE RAILROAD ARRESTED.

HARTFORD, CoNN. March 20.-The
Supreme Court of this state to-day
rendered a decision in the case Of the
town of Plantsville against the New
Haven and Northampton railroad
company. The decision 10 in favor of
the town. 1t dissolves the Injunction
now out, and enforces the order of the
Superior Court, which puts the officers
of the road under arrest for contempt
for refusing to stop trains at Plants
vile. Under this decision Charles N.
Yeamanspresidcnt and superintendent
Of the road, was arrested and an order
was issued to arrest all the directors, as
follows: A. L. Kedston, N. g. Elliott,
II. N. Weld, George J. Brush and
Daniel Trowbridge, Of New Haven;
VIM. Walter Phelps, of New Jersey,
and George st. john Sheffield, OF New
York. This order will probably be en-
forced against all the officers unless
trains are stopped in obedience to the
SAaChs-
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21

The newly>inveRted electric light,
of which we recently gave q descrip-
tion, appears to be coming into extern
sive use in Europe. Its softness, bril-
liancy. steady glow. and economy, and
the impessibility OF its inflaming sur
rounding objects, make 1t superior to
any other mode of lighting yet inven-
ted. By letter from Stockholm we
learn that it has for the first time been
introduced in Sweden. In the saw
mill of the Messrs. Mas, in Delarne,
two electric-light lamps, placed at op-
posite ends of the building, light up q
machine-room, 112 feet long and so
feet wide, as bright almost as DAY.
When the lapps were put in a posi-
tion to shine outside the building the
finest print could be read at q distance
of 800 feet. The cost of the two lamps
or machines together was 4, 40 francess
1t is evident from the rapid progress
that the electric light is making in pub
lie favor, its adaptation to outside as
to inside work, and its perfect safety,
that it is destined ere long to make an
entire revolution in the mode of light
ing streets, public buildings, factor>
les, and eventually, also, private resi-
dences.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21
THE LATEST SEA SERPENT
STORY pa,7.

The San Diego World says party
of Chinese fishermen caught sight Of
v hat is believed to be the veritsble sea
serpent, out near the Coronado Islands.
They were very much frightened, but
describe the appearance of the mon
ster as follows: The body was about
fifty feet long. the head about ten feet,
and the tail at least one hundred feet.
The creature was moving very rapidly
Southwark, it head elevated about six
feet from the water, and seemed to be
catching fish or seals, as 1t constantly
ducked its head in the water, which
was quite CAIN, except in the wake OF
this monster. When last seem it had
turned to the Northward as though to
go round the island. 1t was of
brownish color, and apparently about
three feet in diameter.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21

appointing joint committee to prepare a
bill to fund $500,000 State bonds, and
replace them with per cent bonds; read
third time and adopted.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21
DRUG STOKES.
Truss and Brace Depart
uaemf. n3r ~

lmemts ufr 30
TTAVING O stock of TRUSSES, BRA
III CES, RS,SUSPENDERS
and other mechanical appliances unsur-
passed in extent and variety by that OF any
other similar establishment In the country,
and with upwards Of
Tscenty Years' ErPertenee 30
In applying them, we feel confident OF our
ability TO give entire satisfaction 10 all these
requiring our services In this direction.
OUR INSTRUMENTS .-
are constructed in the best manner, OF the
best materials, and Of various sizes TO suit
all cases, from the smallest infant 70 the
largest adult.
WE HAvEA PRIVATE ROOM
for their adjustment, while our prices are
SO moderate and so varied by our extensive
assortment, ms 10 suit the pockets Of all.
MN ~ Hundreds Of persons
.,,,l,.tSSsS-AsvA,n after trying the larger
AsZHS~A cities have expressed
ALsErssssA "a their gratification ofthe
~ ET3eE0yVA III facilities and economy y
FkEkS0.lS with which they have
been suited at our es-
Nx tablishment.
Z. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
N. w. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets,
I Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-21

A MONKEY KILLS HIMsRLH WITH A
CANNoS.-The soldiers at the United
States Arsenal at Summervlll had, un-
til Monday. q pet monkey, the cunning
est" Darvinian that ever left the Afri-
can forests. Jacko was ordinarily a
good monkey, but like too many Of lis
biped contemporaries, he possessed
great fault Jacko was tormented by
curiosity, and alas! and alack! it finally
brought him to an untimely grave. Fer
some time past Jocko has been in the
habit of watching the artillerymen as
they fred the morning and evening gun,
and finally became imbued with an ar
dent desire to be ''gay sojer boy"
Last Monday morning Jacko slyly ap-
preached the piece which is used for
firing the salute, and jerksd the lany ard.
To the amatuer artillerist's surprise and
disappointment the cannon didn't FIRE.
He Immediately darted to the mouth to
see what was the matter, when the
piece suddenly went off, and 80 did
Jacko-all his Inspirations and his limbs
blownt to the winds His remains were lit
orally strew over the sward-Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel. 14th inst.