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Since Aches and Pains to us arc sen
\ Cure is sure by using
HEISLETS SiNiRITIy LIyY.NENTy
llEIsLEys SAMARITAN LixINESr
cures Piles,
lIEisLEY' SAMARITAN LINiaExr
cures rheumatism,
liEIsLEy : SAMARITAN LlNIaENr
cures Neuralgia,
liEIsLEY SAMARITAN L.NINESr
cures Sprains,
ilEIsLEY SAMARITAN LrNINyxr
cures Bruises,
cures Felons'
HEIsLEr' SAMARITAN LISrAENr
cures Headache,
iiEIsLEY : SAMARITAN LIxIuENr
cures Toothache,
And is sold by WIN. J. Edclcn l. Co., Leonard
own. Md.
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THE GAZETTE
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Rheumatic Pains are On, a

suhdued BY HElSLEY'S SAxARIrax LIxrrrxr r,
and il never fails TO h~neft eyea the worst Chs .
Of chronic rheumatism. Don't he put OF with
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Oct IS, lSsS-Sm. -z1
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No pain endured BY man or woman kind can
possibly equal the exquisite agony OF a neuralgia
Tic; IN all ssch cases We have ample evidence 70
prove that Heis!ey's Samaritan Liniment gives
instant relief in even the most aggravated chronic
cases. We have had a wonderful experience with
Il in Neuralgia and Piles. For sale by wm.
Edelen L Co.. Leonardiown. Nd.
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USE
Hefsley's Samaritan Liniment
lfyou have rheumatism,
HEISLEY' s SAMARITAN LIyIMENT
lfyou nave Neuralgia.
HEiSLEY'S SAMARITAN EMINENT
II you have Collie or Cramps,
HElSLEY'S SAMARITAN EMINENT
II You have the Piles
lfyou have any kind of Ache or Pain.
HElSLEY'S SAMARITAN LININENT
Try II, and you will be surprised at the bene-
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use OF tins popular remedy. Il is purely vegeta-
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nally. Sold by Vim J. Edelen Co.. Leonard
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The British QuarterIiss give TO the reader well-
digested infogun1iea upen ~ GFAt events in
contemporaries history, and contain mastery
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The daily gazette., 1877-02-08
n CONGRESS-.


In the l.. 8. Senate Yesterday
Committee Of Conference was ordered
90 the West Point Appropriation bill.
The bill TO enable Indianas to become
citizens was reported with amend
nents, and placed ON the calendar. A
Conference Cor1mittee .was appointed
on the Post Rowte till, involving fast
mail trains and the franking privilege.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered Joint resolu-
ton, providing that during the ses-
sion, OF the Electoral Commission
each calendar day shall be observed by
each House as Il day for legislative
purposes. 1t was referred to the
Committee on Rulcs. Mi. Wright,
from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported adversely the bills to reopen
and settle the claims of State for ad-
vances made in the War of 1912, and
for relief of persons having claims
against the Government under the
Captured and Abandoned Property
act. Both bills were Indefinitely
postponed. The Eads appropriation
and Pacific Sinking Fund bills were
discussed. A Conference Committee
was ordered on the bill to supply a
deficiency in the appropriation for
public printing. The evidence taken by
Mr.. Sargent's Sub committee in regard
to the eligibility Of Humphreys, one
of the Florida Electors, was reported
and ordered TO be printed. The Indian
Appropriation bill was taken up, and
the Senate then took recess until
this morning. 1908 aa
In the House, n bill was passed re-
moving the disabilities of Dabney M.
Scales, of Tennessee. Mr.. Knott.
chairman of the Committee on Privi-
leges, reported the testimony taken by
that committee up to tie 9th inst, and
II was ordered to be printed. The
Printing Deficiency bill was passed,
with an amendment providing that
after the present Congress no greater
price should be paid for composition
than is paid in New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. The regular
Deficiency bill was considered. The
Naval Appropriation bill was repor-
ted, and referred to the Committee OF
the Whole. A recess was then taken
until this morning.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-08
General News.

A letter from Havana, dated the I'D
inst, reports the burning of the cane
fields on the Encarnacion and San Rosalin
plantations, near Cienfuegos, but does
not state whether the burning was acci.
dental or done by the insurgents.
The President yesterday nominated
Charles H. Phelps to be U. S. Marshal for
Wyoming Territory, and Luther @. Sla-
vens to be U. s. Attorney for Western
Missouri.
Secretary Morrill, was in a critical con.
dition last night, and it was feared that
he would not recover,
The schooner o. NJ. Merritt, with a
cargo OF oranges, is ashore on Long
Beach, New Jersey, and has been
abandoned. ...I '.
The Susquehanna river was falling
at all points heard from yesterday and
NO change occurred in the condition
of the ice.
Mr.. Moody, the revivalist. ammo un.
ces that no more contributions are
needed for the family of Mr.. p. p,
Bliss, those made already being suffi-
cient for the purpose.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-08
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= The concert by the celebrated Hutchin'
son Family will take place this evening,
at Grace church, the price of tickets will
be % cents. ..
City Council meets tonight.
One of the best dumping wagons for
putting coal in cellars in this city is that
of Mills &.Coombs. Try their coaland see.
Prof. Becher, will give one of his excel
lent concerts in the Clayton House, on
the 22inst.
Three drunks were heard before the
Mayor this morning.
Miss Weeden will lecture this evening
at Olivet Presbyterian church.
The definition of the word Canacker is
an elevated countryman.
No cases before the Justices this morn
ing.
MA miss is as good as mile, but many
will go the mile to get bottle of Kings
Good Samaritan Cough Syrup. % cents
per bottle. For sale at all drug stores.
1 hereby give notice that ] have re-
moved to Wilmington, No. go II. sixth
street, where my office will be located,
and that will personally attend to all
business connected with the Coroners
office as have no deputy in the CITY:
All orders left with ID. Fox, 9th and
Shipley streets, win be promptly attended
to. DAVID G. ROSE, Coroner OF New
CASTLE County. ind.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-08

THE CIVIL SERv1CE.-We have very
little faith in any plan of civil-service re-
form which proceeds by an inflexible rnle
of competitive eXaminati ons and the like.
The treachery of the Administration
abetted by the leaders of both parties in
Congress-has alternately battered and
crushed every hope of that reform so far;
and its sincere friends may well be dis
gusted, even if they are not wholly dis
heartened. The prize, it seems, is too
great to be rclinquished without further
effort. The present time, when there is
q lull in political!excltement, and the best
men of the two parties are cooperating
to MAKE a happy issue ofthe Presidential
trouble, is deemed favorable by It's advo-
Gates for considering some practical plan
to redeem the civil service. Theorists
would ask for o great deal more than is
offered in the bill presented by Mr.. Rice
of the House, and now before the Ways
and Means Committee. This bill is far
from embracing the whole civil service in
its refOrmatory purpose: for it only ap-
plies to the grades of clerks and others
whose salaries range between $50 and
$50 month. We do not see why the
friends of this measure should not extend
the operation of the system a long way
above that, and make promotions into
many higher classes of Office dependent
upon experience and proof of capacity
and integrity shown in the lower ranges.
But Congress will most reluctantly part
with any of the power and patronage that
now belong to members; and it will be q
great concession for them to yeild up
half as much as the Rice bill asks for
For any reform, even far less than that
contemplated by this bill, the public
which suffers terribly from the incapaci-
ty and dishonesty of Federal officials
will be truly thankful,
The daily gazette., 1877-02-08
WIVES As THEY WE'RE. y

Susan .B Anthony may appeal to
women to insist upon having equal rights
not become impatient, or forget that
"large bodies move slowly" 1t is but a
few years since wives were little better
than slaves, while to-day wealth and
science vie with each other in doing
woman's service and seeking to better
her condition. Many diseases that have
hitherto cursed her existence are by the
use of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
readily cured. Her property in most of
the States is now secured to her against
the debts of her husband. And as water
never rests till it finds its level, SO the
rights of women will, if necessary, agi-
gained, and every difference equitably
adjusted.