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Sept. 9TH, h,-Association opened with
singing and prayer by Leonard Bah
cock. Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved; roll called and the
absentees noted committee on enter
tainment reported progress; communi.
cation from Melbourne was received and
ordered to be filed. The following per-
sons were admitted to membership I:
Miss Sallie Barton, Miss Sadie Wild
and Mr.. Wilson Wherr. The subject
for dicussion was deferred until next
meeting. Short addresses were made
by Mr.. Babcok, Mr.. James Clements,
Miss Salie Barton, Mr.. Frank Fred
rick, Mr.. G, G. Gensel and Mr.. A FL
liot. which were attentively listened to.
The President, Prof. j. w. Koons,
spoke on the Temperance Movement.
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ing. The meeting closed with singing
and prayer by NJ. Andrew Elliot
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people to attend the meetings of the
Institute.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
SautpmbaI 18th 1877
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
A PRETTY PET,
TWO MARYLAND CHILDREN PLAYING
wIrH A WATER SNAKE

WITH A WATER SNAKE
The Baltimore Gazette Of this morn
ing publishes the following charnilns
story, contributed by an AnnapoilS cor
"a remarkable story of snake charm
ino' has been brought to light here. Mr.
LIKE Brewer lives near the dock In TINS
citv. and is the father of little girl ana
bow aged respectively nine aud six years.
Ue discovered on Saturday last that MS
children had been playing with a wafer
snake three and a-half feet In length. IL
appears that the reptile had made IT'S
land home underneath the kitched fioor-
/ ing of Mr.. Brewers dwelling, and came
thence through an orifice in the grouhu
| lust outside the house. The llttle giri on
the day above mentioned informed her
father that they had pretty pet just ike
an eel that came out of hole in the
ground, and played with them and the
kittens. He asked the child to show MIN
where iU was, but was told that it would
not come out while he was there. lie
left for few minutes, and while return,
ing was met by his daughter, who salo
SDo Qdu Cdllcu uCL pow oh0 ~ 49,
playing with her brother. The frighten-
ed father fastened to the yard, and was
almost paralyzed with fear on discover
ing his little boy caresslng the snakes
head. He ordered the little fellow away
The child reluctantly complied by step
ping back, whereupon the father seized
a club, when the reptile commenced to
make for its den. The boy then moved
towards it, calling it endearing pames
and was about to pick it up when Mr..
Brewer dispatched it, against the earnest
and fearful entreaties of the infatuated
children. The boy, robust, hearty lit
tie fellow, refused to be comforted, alb.
staining from food the rest of the day,
and begging to be allowed to bring the
dead serpent into the house. Mr.. Brew
er thinks that the children had beer
amusing themselves all the summer will
their strange pet. The tail OF the snake
for distance of three inches from tht
end bore evidence that two kittens, which
were in the house, had also been beeI
participants in the sport"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
ARRIVAL OF MORMON emil
GRANTS.

Monday morning the steamship Idaho,
of the Williams & Guion line cam. into
New York and brought AZ passengers l37
Mormon emigrants, under the care of
William Paxman, the President of the
Mormon missionary service. The emil
grants were conveyed to Castle Garden,
where they remained until Tuesday after
noon, when they started for Salt Lake
City Mr.. Paxnan says that this baten
makes about fifteen hundred converts
that he has taken to the home OF the
Modern Day Saints this season n and he
feels very much encouraged that although
Bugham Young is dead, the prosperity O.
the society has not lessened but increased
! as 1t will do until the millennium, wher
/ the " orld win have embraced its tenets
aud thereby ind tho happiness. o
living.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
GUM CAM PHI

Which, being volatile, It's Od0r pern
the entire mass or bundle of goods
soon dissipated when they are again
ed ; or,
GENUINE PERSIAN INSECT poJ
Which, of late years, has been succa
ly used for the same purpose, and Wh
also an excellent article for the destn
of small (red) Reaches, Bed Bugs, nj
cats, Lice on poultry, etc. 1t is best
ed by means of the Powder Ride, b
sitting insect life by producing NOR
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
BINTS An
Tr.n ralicOl

Fall Oaii"O
Nintz9es; 9;..,
ETide Chhtn,t. int
EaGuslity, Ginn 2
EsfbOcker l l
E;Iasse Dress
~ sultlngs,,
|ide Bege,( (ee.
bhUasn,pIn, .
n English /
kSsfges, -.
EPElhc ATT dI
IiTllldie, i,l3e Be
Lfyles Maze itL,'
fjHses, lexStt. X
Hair NJ
q. Nerinoe
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
SEASONARLI

As housekeepers are placing avsv
and WOOLENS, it is important n
them protected from MOTHS bv uSi,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
DhUG 0p,.

The Best quality Of ME0Ic9
ahA MOST RELIABLE pna-
MEDicISsrsrl srROPRr
cno,oo pvn,,, AT Ninth and NJ,
cnoice PERFUMERY coLoeSs
A nne assortment Of HAIR Tnna
NAIL BRUsHklssol Il ssoOrE
A Glass Of ICE COLD ARrT,C T n
WATER,
Choice eFLAVoRING EXTRA @ rTs
and Pure.
A Good KEY WEST or Dovp"
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAM
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTER d
AT Ninth and Nal
SECT the best" WILLIAMS, sAna
CEoUS DENTIFRICE y
AT VILLA,
choice Goods, Accracv in di,ns,1-
Reasonable Pyfses p''''''
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION @,
Corner Ninth and Ma
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
GlentwOrth'S Roach ExtermII

destroys all the lower order of plants
animals; Is cheap and effective, but ID
a disagreeable odor ito many people, 4
persistent.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
A MAN KILLEDBY A GIRL.

Benjamin F. Muzzey was fatally
wounded at Norwich Falls. Conn, early
Sunday morning, by being struck with a
ase ball club. Louisa A. Bowen, girl
of about twenty years, who discovered
him in her sleeping room, says she com
mitted the deed thinking him burglar.
Muzzey died in two hours. The girl and
the woman with whom she was sleeping
are under arrest.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
CORROSIVE sUBLIMATE,

An active poison ito be used with
care), best suited for use on bedsteads
furniture, and along the edge of carpet
solution.
%All the above articles for sale az
sonable prices, and information conce1l
their use and nature cheerfully given
2. JAMES BELT,
Successor to Il. Bringhurst 4 Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner Sixth and Market sired
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
hAILksIA DS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON I
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
JUNE 10th, 1877.

JUNE 10th, 1871.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
for;
Philadsp phia and Intermediate Stations,
6 40, 6 55, 8 10, 900 10 90 a. m, 80, 80, 20,
8 46, p. m.
Phila and New York, 2 %, 8 At, a. m. IL 81,
II 20, 5 46, p. m.
BalL..nore and Intermediate Stations,
8 80 q. m.
Baltlmore and Washington, 06, 8 80 am.
t2.54, II, 50, 5,19, los p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for:
New Castle, 800, $40. $50, a. m. 1.3O, 80,
p. IN.
Harrlngtonand intermediate Stations 800,
$50, a. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 800,
$50, a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
8 10, a. m. 500. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.22. am.
Baltimore and Washington, 06 n. m.
For futher Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
| depot II. F. KENNEY,
| SuDerintendent
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31
International Exhibition,
The American Industrial Palace as
the Centennial Grounds. AYA
The largest, grandest. and most com
otete Exhibition in the World. !

The largest, grar,dest, and most com
ptete Exhibition in the World.
Thirtv-eiOht states and Territories, and
ali nrincipal Foreign Countries represent
ed IN the Immense Display.
The great Main Building filled with Ex-
bth,ts renresentative OF every Department
of Education, Art, Science, ana industry.
Among the many attractions, special AT.
tentIon is called to the great diorama OF
washington at Yorktown, one OF tne largesI
and most llfe-like representations OF the
kind ever on exhibition. The Jahrmarkr,
an admirable illustration OF a German Iair'
The wonderful mechanical landscape, IN
| the northwest corner of the Agricultural
Department, most ingenious piece OF me-
chanism The New England log CABIN plct
uring the simple habltations, customs, anu
manners of our forefathers. Ihe g,ass
works, in which the manufacture OF glass
is uIIy illustrated. One of the most at
tractiye features of the exhibition; NE IN
| dian encampment, showing the nome Ire
| of the Red Man. The colored quartst,Ce, VINO .
| sing the quaint plantation songs and hymns
| OF the South, with all the melody and feel
ng characteristic of their race, The eleva,
or, which fine view OF the park and
ity obtainable. special am%semeh. Tla nrhi'
i bition band (Hassler Bros, Dlrectorsla give
AMI instrumental concert on Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons OF each week
Rec,taEs ON the Grand Roosevelt Organ
Every day at 2 and 4 p. m.
| Grand Promenade Concert
Every Saturday Evening.
The Summer Tourist will ind no resort
/ possessing greater interest than this, when
| mite rivals the exhibit in the Main Build
i ing last year. r,,..,a
i rem. 10 Gents Admit also to the the com
Idete Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Mu'
Scum and school of Industrial Art, In
| Memorial Hall. augz'-uSm
The daily gazette., 1877-10-31

AN A ERICAN FARMER IN JAPAN
An Am ,r,can norltcul urisL was enga :
ed by tue lpauese government year ago
to establish a permanent model farn IN ! y
pan. He writes that he mas already 80
acres under cultivation, to Do increased ov-
eral iOid.
Here will be planted choice fruits, nu|,
grasses aud vegetables from all 'l,nAGa'.
| Several varieties OF wheat prove j .p,n IS
we'll adapted tO cereals, aud labor Is cue Ip
enough To N AXE wheat apa lug cr 'p. rne
Japanese, nkr the Chiues. :, are rapidly CIV
! lug 1t preferences over rico, rhis 'arm IL de
sigued to ruppIy farmers With choice oil
and with INSTRUCTIONS for cultivation. ia
pan in ten years henCe will tax rank
among the highest progressive nations.
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Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press
At noon yesterday policeman found
boy bathing in a slip, near the foot OF
Randolph street, and he called to the lad
to come out and be arrested like man
for breaking the ordinance.
els it agin the ordnance for boy to
fall into the river" queried the bather.
mo, sir, but you are naked"
''Does the law say that a boy has got
to have his clothes on when he falls IN.
THE ordinance prohibits bathing here,
and now you come out"
lis it bathing when a Teller cuts his
foot on a piece of tin, knocks his head
agin a beam, and swallows four catfish,
and COB of mud ?"
II want you !" called the officer.
"What for?" asked the boy.
II command you to come out n
II cant come" sorrowfully answered
the bather "The real truth il, jump
ed in here to rescue a drowning female,
but her hair pulled out and she's at the
bottom. As have no witness | dash
go to trial y
''IIl bring you OUT" growlcd the Off
Ger as he made for a boat but the boy
disappeared and was seen no more.
While the officer was looking under the
wharf the half Of good seized sand pile
slid down the back of his neck and into
his boots, and musical, familiar voice
was heard saying:
"My shirts on hind side afore, brooches
turned around, and this vest wrong end
up, but l feel as clean as new stamp
| from the Postofice, and Lor' ! what an
appetite I've got for popcorn balls.
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HOcus-POcus and NViIchcraGt In
China.
Shanghai Celestial Empire.l

Shanghai Celestial Empire.l
Hocus pocus and witchcraft are again
rife in Chang chow, where the Mandarins
are i'm a great state Of mind about the
temperance Of tail-cutting. The other
evening man walking in the neighbor-
hood Of the East Gate suddenly lost his
tall and simultaneously with this some
persons near the West Gate saw a lumi-
nous object gliding along the ground.
Recognizing something supernatural
about it, they gave chase; when the OBJ
iect, whatever it may have been, turned
gradually into cat and disappeared.
The good people are very much eXercis-
ed about the escape Of the devil, and the
officials, we believe, have enough to do
to calm their apprehensions. Affairs
seem a little unsettled also in Marking,
and there is strong evidence for believing
that the agents Of some secret society
though it is difficult to find out which,
are actively at work. These men are
supposed not to live inside the city, but
to pass through it from outside. We
have lately received some interesting
particulars about the Chinese Moslems,
in Marking which confirm everything
that we had previously heard about the
regularity of their communications with
Yacoob Beg, and the strong sympathies
which bind them to their coreligionists
in other parts of Asia.
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Two Dollars a Year.
THE OLD SILVER DOLLAR.

How dear to my heart are the coins Of my
When foad recollection recalls them to
view:
Dads scanty gifts i'm an occasional mild
mood;
The hardly gained ''pell'' which my In
The old fashioned copper, with green rust
coTrodeG;
The smooth-sided ..levy'' and sixpcnces
The piias5ered quarters" by long use
The id Silver dollar, loved better than
all.
The old silver dollar; our dads legal dol
The bright, shining dollar, loved better
than all.
Its broad, cleaning disk l hailed as a treas
ure,
The promised reward oflong hours in the
field,
To grasp its dear form was exquisite pleas
ure,
The strongest and keeuest that money
could yield.
How ardent l seized it, with hands that
were itching;
And quick to the long pockets bottom il
fell,
Then carefully guarded from wastctul be-
witching,
Till yielded at last to the circusman'
spell.
The old silver dollar; our dads legal dol
lar;
The bright shining dollar, that they love,
SO we'll.
How good from the huckster's grimed hano
TO receive it,
| As pay for our butter, our eggs and on
| sass"
The crispest bill could not tempt me 4
! leave it,
| Though the bank note detector pro
| nounced it iirst-elass.
Since now is discarded that loved lega
tender,
The tears OF regret will unceasingI.
fall,
As fancy reverts to its size and its splcr
dor,
yearn for the dollar loved better tina
all.
The old silver dollar; our dads legal do
lar;
The bright shining dollar loved bett,
than all.
Toledo Blade.
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a RattlesnaIke Rife That Was
Harmless.

From the Sedalia (Mo) Bazoo.l
A somewhat remarkable occurrence in
Vernon County the other day proves that
the bite of a rattlesnake is not always
poisonous. Two young men from the
little village of Walker were out fishing
in a small creek, where they discovered
a rattlesnake, and one placed stick on
its neck, while the first mentioned pro-
ceeded to try to cut the snakes head Of
with pocket knife The snake struck
him on the index finger of the right hand,
its fang making wound on the finger,
from which the blood flowed freely. The
bitten man started for Walker to procure
physician, meanwhile wrapping a piese
of cord tightly around the finger behind
the first joint. When he got to Walker
and found doctor two hours had elaRs-
ed, and still NJ swelling or sickness.
The doctor examined the finger and heard
his story, after which he told him he vas
| in no danger. He accordingly returned
home, and up to Wednesday evening
there were no signs of any swelling-no
sickness, no unfavorable symptoms what
ever. The young man killed the snake
before leaving, and took off the rattlss,
Eve in number, and had them in hi:
/, pocket.
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uELANGE

AFr.
with snow Invisible Green.
'"' Sl.''"' y "', SIl'' RS "'I'- " E''l
Mlen 1n' y ''H'"E n '' women and
"o''e" "''" SUI = ''f '"7 " 's E.r"
Some hyE'en',c w-'tcr says, "Lstyuur
Ghiiaren eat a.' lHr s,ul they want.
bless YOU III ls"i s'i they "ant-lts
sugar
The Sunday night counting m iho par.
tor Is at TINS season accompanied by con-
s,"e'"o'' 'P'I"'''n' "'' heIlh'I 't
'"c'' com l''''''
"WeU." said nv friend. 81 like your
creed-that friends In need ARC friends
indeed; thu- you and i aro friends most
true for j m iu need, and 50 arg you
An ri.hman SEEING vessel very
heavily laden. and scarcely above Mo
waters edge. exclaimed: oIpou Inv
s3"L lt t9G river |'s p nti,e higher Cine
SNIP "ou'' 70 y l'' '''.''o'
Observe "a youu, father trying M ap-
pease a bawiug baby. and youII witness
! enough ingenuity i'm ten minutes t8
m ~, ;,.,. you INNS '''' ma" ought '' 100
90 -
Any lady can press her oId bonnet
over into the new summer style by pIa
cling it on pavement block aud lgt u
loaneo ''' "'s'" ''''N oyer y '''E '''
WIS.,
John, asked doctor of uu up0tho.
cary, boy, did Mrs. Green gat the
medicine ! ordered ~ guess -o,' bee.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
COMPARISONS.

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Irudprr-t ewes. sweet. under the sum-
To the shadoWy. G,,yv -kIcs above.
W men lhe inrg. long day is done,
And night has jbst begun
What III / ctll them ytolst4 bIurs
inst as shy aud cos a- they.
Where did they CATCH choir Wonderful N.ras
From some strange woodland f4y-
Ia some ar wildwood way
To what shall ] hhcu your dainty lipse
Io uvCtAriuc- iu The early tAls
No precious ruby can them eclipse
TASTE them 800. auA recall
ldch ltuluo Wine lIylr- at.
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hearth
4" some u"Wlileriu- dream -lgu3 strain
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Win a joy tG3t b. almost pain.
listen again and agliut
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Aud the Things tult NuuII SAY.
la my heart lIr stored away.