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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

TIL explanation which The .Ayn,A.fyy
RissH ot the tanlins,sr u the lturninu
nfm, II u very sllfewd one. II says TINT
tln' hsilii l,nr p,,t thu en.nrnign I'll 1910 ~,
thn hfaiil u wants ~ n,ve hosts equal
~ III. t'.itl,an nllen with ilie sn,nn ,,,p.
riAinn. III. nn.. nnfaillnR success, nn.l
TN haIne eaflh1,laL, rtn,lItH II nimn IL
~ everything I'll II gigantic nrnl., aud "a
move MN hy thu hundred thousand
u.'i'na 4 hr'anl ils,f, Int tln,l1 Tint III.
taAh Involves 'liiIienlllca only ~ Il. mt
w pfl.spnn expenditure III time. Tho
ku.1ian fprrrh light WILL, mnMruv.r
we'll, nntl nna we'll directed Int there IN
Mnnt III 81 nbunt them, Il dispu.
~isltn' - i,tt,' everything prepared an III
iii army were watch, ii tendency Il, wait
fOr overwhelming mnrsH III artillery,
which ru4ls il certain Mnnt III reli.
confidence not Ia h. anticipated In Il
conlnrinH people. l'lie,e siriclnrs mr.
l,asin by thu Rrat Liberal weekly which
Inns criticized III. pulley II il,r lIrit.
iHh Government murt numerically. ~.
H'nlAssl thu satiss III Russia, and huilud
liz War ~ tls il,nni jMst md necessary ~
innlaf,l llmsr. british Generals, how
's't. have hun charged with making
War Will, Nntrl, III haul.
4 Fire kxtInxatshrA With MIN.
lsarr'. u village In Washington county.
Ni., hnn several manufacturing rOnlla-
mrs, Int farming, wool, sugar, ana
Asp~k rnlrliig constitute the principal
hnsinoTn ~ tllr place. mt mentioning
il'' lnrRe. uuantitirr 81 TIN relcbMtssd
Vermont butter and cllr.nr. Tho barns
nre N utmost every rnse attached ~ tha
dwelling. One III thrm was III flames !;
tll" Inhabitants turned out On mMxsc. aud
we're lighting the Are successfully, with
fair prospects II saving thu house, and
u Was announced TINT thr supply III
wnler wns exhausted. Tho milk III I'm
lows wins substituted for wnitr carpets
ssn, saturated sii, thin prrion. Int
heap eomnu~lily. anil thf homestead
vAs saved.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

Drawing and fsinilnn n lvsfes~,f+ rh.ssss.
students rsseissd vi any fiHte siuriHH lhs year,
hut for NJ phuftHr leviud than nts n,nHthn No
money refunded <llsH withdrawn during TIN term.
M de tuett0n FIR at~eHas, uHless IN aas~ ~ tHo.
ivselei ilsiNss.
MI tayms ~ il 10 he Hs.is IN advance. eN"ko
stnAsnt retained Ia tia Institution Nt.nts parent ~
guardian dHs nj sosntit NTH this NHle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

| W. ,f'ownsensi's On.
| yeeflAtest ALI Will
| purify thu l,lsHNl II
| pils.thisst the time
| Observation-Disclosures
| remedy ran. Wlyt
t,eemslsetolnhNlutJa.
| yueiiAtttl Alrty g0ss
dIscct IN the l,ilNnu
ard passes through
Ithu ti~ssttsa and
rnniea In direct rom.
| tart with thu blDOsl
| N IN II forced Into
| thu Lungs lpy tho 90.
| tim III BIZ heart. All
| Likelihood tllOMTyelne
| return. IN TIM heart
| Nyrry lotlr minutes
| III thu l,ttsfnt III good,
| and forced from tho
| heart ~ thu Ittnon,
| and tho Dnur0 t)ay-
| RrN yuu 1nhale Init,
thu fitIt0e oh0 tnOFo
| yp,i l,sirIf ythe bk,tpa.
| When OAykeet comes
| III contact with the
| ltrlnirtll0s IN the
blaDttt u nAfllOnletsa
AMI bMFfls, causing
tho l,lupd 10 In ItoaC-
ed 40 that u w1tnq
aft. part at
tlia body, ~ I gDeA
m IT, revolutions
| ii your hlsss,d Iii pure
ft,u cannot hN Alex.
Wa drive Mercury
mud niintbey tsnI,.ls(-
ilsst,tlt OftlsN tpIsNNl.
/ WI pilatMtlteNtn tssl~
IIlittlia i,issut hi s,lse~
| third | ltO Tins III any
| ia ll0rkn0wn relns6 \
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

ll,akLfnfllnl l,nran. Onn quart
ilnnr. one pint no,,r milk, onr teaspoon.
tnl srla. one nnl hall pint berries.
mix IN sliii ~ biscuit dough.
lr Ii ~erth knowing TINT II one volume
II easter mi Ite dissolved IN two ~ three
volumes III spirits vi wine Ii will render
pnper transparent, md, tie spirits rap.
lilly .vulprntinR, thu paper In 4 fcw min.
ut4,s becomes IN fur ls.,. a drawing ".
pencil ~ III lnl,a INK I'M, TINS H. made,
anil II the paper II placed Ia spirits
~ VIM tllr uIl III dissolved nut, restoring
III, piper II IL original condition.
| S.Nl,nrkp UNsrEn-I'I.sr. Hill 0yx.
tr.plant ~ ral1ify Till Very tender
lrain nif MI thu ~nter nnl rub through
colanlsr; Mll butter. pepper. Hslt,
nnd milk, nml mix we'll together. INT
IN II bakingslish. cover tin top with
hrMl.etilmbH, with here md tl,ci, small
bits III butter. l,ake delicate brown.
Gelory.salt nny l,e ,,sel tor flavor bnt
not quit. Nm much ~ uim Wuuld III cam.
mon sall. Christian fni,n.
lsTMosisn IRA HrMsa. Tho stains
will ,a,lna p,li II hun linn lunch cloth
\ h.inR pni II, tlle Inll.r inn s,,,lr made
tNp pnlltnls VI water. Il teuuMpfnl III
pnii ~a.l, md Tablespoonful ~ thu
Mngirnl Mixture" for washing. lat
tlunr ingredients lsdl together Nv rim
nt.'~, lhen pnt ihe lDsl.r nn il,r conner
~ tllr fanRa nnd put tlic ,'lnth III, AIR.
tinR II around, Int MT letting II hOil.
'rhe r"Ior will not b. injured III The lcn~i
by thin pfssssn..
4 noMs' MAnn CAmEr. An Eastern
imly sAyn. tlasr amy u yosl Si,arr
'ssl.rl,ainlsf, f.ltiun nM4l which you
w0llll like ~ eaflHt III it'll. expense 7
do 10 thu pnlnr hangers unl select
paper lunkinH IN miisl like carpet ~ yo,,
can ilnd. Having taken II home. i,rrt
pnlar nM aur of your h.slrnm with
brown iMlNr then over tlih Put down
yonr wallpaper. A gssAl why IN 10 tlsix
VIII W. u l,it R,Hnl coai of paslc MlAn
thu width II tin rDll III paper And thc
lrngll, N ilie rDonl, mil then lay tl,G
pnIsr. nnrnlling anl smoothing ~ the
.un,r timn. Whpn the iir,r IN All rUs-
cf.,l, tl.n tiM nnI sarni1l,, mlly dark
Hltln mil common furniture vagisli lrimE
irs',l. n',L tin ilnor will lnlk MI III LIT.
Ar tur thu .lntkrning tll.nr will give II
When Y IL dry, PM down lew rugs NY
tln lAsl.i.le anl toilet ta,,la. md yoil
have ~ pretty II carprt Il. you c0nld
WISH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

Tue course n kpsflsh IBAtsHsiiDA aasApvtsss
!trsn,ssss. klIsiarba. tssuvelltoN, t<4te, MsnlsI
lf.jks1lh,, Nsnisl sta tttt trial Antkmslie, IN.
Hsis.. thss .ksettNH, fte1luatsst Ahpleet, natsvn
AnA i1stslssi usswsntA,. NsussA aMa rn,fAn~ NJ
lnsY MtttsHsNr. Autonomy, NHlarAi tt,ltmAl1Ay
Natural Hstvst, tbFsnt. tiIstatstSy aHd thy snGwy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

t's~~,s, 'i',r,is
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Astss NsmNs~ ss.s ~ sa&ssss
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WM. w.. sNO MNt.s, ~.s -. a vim sn=.,
81. 4. .NEWSyl<. ~ Aesss $50 u ,ss wsa@s
Ns Il AH.t.s' - ss. N ~ H., ~, be-.
Sivtt~, tka,trs
". a. 0Wks. ~ .as~M-ss = tss.' Aosstts.
=. WxSMAWAS i en-, mat s.at !. Inc r,o
fiscAsmslAs.
4, tAySs,, a naiissAs is.s stand ~ hss'sesa
~wssa socas. =" s.tas 81 -"
Clothing.
4. GuS"Nssxswifis N Nh. s': ..,',,. =. -.
Cs,MNty Narwynr.
aAMAN MAHaETr, Howard C~nsrv. iasA
Carpenters and HnfhicrA
s r.ss :s ~ r.. y n. ,.t F .' .;..,.
I)ry 0oods Dealers.
WHY'S \ MsptpN, aes,h ead ~ ns,eA hs's
/ blwt.
IDrsg Mvres.
sSwss:';s j 4 ;.s !; " + =. ID.
Eirntfure.
q. MEvEMOEN. ~ advertisement.
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et. Mary's lnstisuts,
rMA1Mik ~ eIslkN. Wts.

THIS tntgtintini. situated IN tha no~l ieIlNhtfml
bHAtN ~ ttslrla IN Chen u utlsf la tllvuttiss,
~ the pttsva Nlslsfs II kuite Dstae.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

In China thu Government long ago
ceased IL ebin tho precious metals 0r
regulate TIN value thereof" (iOlL III
Cllina II mt money: silver IL money, Int
Mitl,.l III eoiin4l. lh.tll mr. MERIDIAN.
dis. md l,aM i, weight nn,l Tia. nrNs.
TIL CLiiies. Government provides one
s0in --.Aiid 0nO uoin 0nly--for thu NO "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

Can he cured. Why 7
saestsntlAN ~ have
cured hundreds III
raaeA, auine NJ them
bctllA given OVER In
siln ny All pilyslriAi,a
NJ ether ArhtN,lA vi
1prnci leo. (OnauIl11p.
tim l4 n dleeAAN III
Tho Air pass a1Gsse and
nteF tsfOst hIeslM Ut
tho ssNeOe aTe caused
ny cRtAtTh. w
guarantee h rtteW I
Snsi Will come In aeA-
sui.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20


/ Whyt because Aath.
| sliN N n contraction,
| Of. slie ltrnpchtAl
| Tul,es. t'Asised w IN.
| halnniAt lul, aud lrSi.
| tHtlssu NJ tho lntlr,ta
| membrane ilnlltatha
| bronchial 'rulsxa,.-
tse uAyRcnNted Az
~ No Will direct and
va Will warrant 8
| taife. We hhvW cured
| cnsrs VI W years
standing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20


NhyY fus the sNlnc
| frnsfsss ~ given a.
! is.sr The lDSunrht.
ri 'f'ulsee nFe simply
/ conductors m CARR
| nIf IN the 1,sissaS,
| hence Inhalation,
| must TutlIrcxst thN
| seat III tho Disease,
| and III yuat viii IN.
| lew ustf directions,
| We guarantee "
/ t't'MG llrunrltltls.
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1hc Chicago aud Northwestern Railway
Halfway inns ~ sf WIT AMI Northwest. AMI, With
~ HnnnFs',tH h1al.tr anl s'Huattt IN. firm tin
.lfss.t a.a l'','h.i 's'',i' i.t.ttn ag" .',i W
pnnts IN i1.,iss Nl#ssitslH. Nssitt.tH Mrlflnan,
Mlunesnis, inxa, Nslra.la. sallianla mi IL
Western t.frltafIes. liz
Omaha and California Limo
H. the tbntt.st anil In ts.t,ts hnsn ,hi.apo and
81 points III Natilsfn illinnls, Iona. Dakota. NJ.
,tasks My,inlhu, tsiarAdu. Utah, NJ ada i.i,pY.
h'a OseHn,., fh..,a tars AMI A,,as,alia. liz
CHICAGO, 81. Panl and Minneapolis Line
!. III rirs, lin, hsls.., hl,avs AMI ~ lan.- IL
Nnrtinfn Ms.ttielu #iui Mluntssas Hs,l TOR Mad.
mn. ~. Ia Mns a,ri~. t,uIall. AMI aii lasnlt III
M graf safliset, IL
In Crosse, Winona aud D. Peter Limo
|. ~ ,Hss sa,lf |#tsstu .hAss.ta .ui II. s,s....
Mifapa, ttahrsl.r, .tasia,nn#. MsnLsts, MI i.l.s.
Nm THU and III Iaslnt@ III H8s.lla'u aud teMrai
Mnnesnta. ~
Green Bay and Marquette Line
I. M nnls line i4t~esn rLl.aen a.i Iant.sih.
WaiartnNH, taiI In Lac. t,sLl.~h. Atti.l.n,as
~. E.ea,sl.a, sera,,,r.. Mafpasii.. i,enrht,n.
hsssnel AMI liz fsl. s',,'sriof sss,in'ts. ~
Freeport and Dubuque Limo
u ~. tilt la.ts fstH..H tlsaHa siit isiniH Hoax
fordt Ffeis,rs. and All points VA fntisaus y.
Chicago aud Milwaukee Line
II The NH LAX SHIRE Iluli,s, AMI II III mi, nne
passing t~tws,u tfltssia aud t4Httsi.4. LAKE Er.
~, Highland f#rk, MHaAspsn, HMlrH, ksaasis,
and Miisantsa
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
Arr ran ~ Ill thfautsIs trains III Thu rsaI
This n tlu uIts tiur flliIIltiR thsst lsis4H
tihiAnr aud ~. F.ul AMI MinhaAIada stAltapn ami
milwaukee, utsiTsNu AMI Winnua. tl,rass AMI
utetn Hay.
tIswa sEstl etsHs naass hi tsisi.avu NIsit ij,n
tsAhs hitals atsst MtehTaH hssssitfs. Michigan ttns
ttAi. l*iiiInsrn at,i u, Fltt#Ifpi w. NasHe Huh
t'htaEu, hantHAsf i.lls ailsl Tan ltaHdie Hsss fr
A HslttlH IA~t AMI A,..thaast. HI with Thu 1hitAna
KHd Atm AMI fl'tuai~ tautIal fir VII iasinia hnth
tln~s ss,ults tisHs aIKn ItsA.is With tlf tnl
paihs Hafstai III tt1,saa taf Al fsf Wet la,snts
sll,sf eanhttIHs ..a.ls ~ IHiHiuu ts,tIta Mii
traihH ~ all af~# tssiti*s
ittkd# nsef this fasile arr vtdd Ii, ~ ttaifs,t
ti.td Agents III In ifhieI sta.s2 snd t'sl,adas.
itslueinAf sai net 1af t.iT tiekst Via us thiaaHo
si,.l Npfthwrstsrb Hallway .ii lake 10 other.
NEW turk ufNas. M. tt1 broadway ltu#t.tt plns
M. Mate -. UIaats afse. NJ fArnIss,a ~ san
ltaitistH nih.A, III Montgomery sf thitsNs, Ticket
olliss M usfh sts. sIudsF hleflisn tlsre r. Tahs
~. .ufs Massispul klHtn II. det.H. ror. VI khslr
eui 'atnl riets VILE 4. aelal Wlls and Mn.
w els
~ 80 i, .niatrn4lish net stalnais is.in your
liuiilH III ksl An III. AIiit 81
MAAstN Hlullll1. ten. Manager. chicago
~ sstHskIt, On. -. A., ChteA9v.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

All, PERSONA THAT
vwNd this are invited ii,
ncnd irf Mir laFrs and
beautifully Illustrated
Paper. sent free " any
address.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20
Chester Trade.

| 1fnTfM AefGhNHAtAr.
l.. q. LtwnH ~ ) fun Asd ssasrsi assortment.
Esd sslIs q t0wsst prtess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20
Jslstjes 0( M1 kAc1.

An1lDs Y. CDA11s. co,sssioas ns4s ssd pfoll
" esmt9e1.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-13

SCALE OF PRIcEs.-The proprietors of
the odoTless excavatiDg machines are en-
gagged Ill making out a scale of prices for
the cleansing of cess pools The prices will
be submitted TO the Committee on Con-
tracts and Licenses of the Board of healrh
for reprovai or rejection.
TRAINS WTHDRAwN.-Owipg to the
falling off on the shipment of berries, all
the berry trains have been withdrawn
from the Delaware railroad. Hereafter
all shipments will be made on the Della
ware and Maryland fast freight train.
festival The children's Sewing
School festival will take place on next
Saturday June 10th, leaving the school
room at 8 o'clock, a. m. Tickets will be
given out at the school room at 5 o'clock
on Thursday afternoon.
NEW HATs.-The police have all
donned their summer hats, which are of
very neat style, much better than the
one worn last summer. The hats are
light felts army style.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LANNIvERsARY The
Olivet Presbyterian Sabbath school will
hold its anniversary in the Olivet Chapel
on Thursday evening, the 18th inst. A
cordial welcome is extended to all. .
Reed bird and No. 2 mackerel at cost
for thirty days, also wanted 10000 Tbs
of country bacon.
Buckingham u Co.,
Front and Shipley Sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-13
From the Cincinnati Er.qulrer,
THE HIGH CHURCH.

Ihefe Is movement among the
High Church Episcopalians in New
YORK to change the name of the Church
from Protestant Episcopal to the more
plain one of Catholic. Of conrse.
those who are without the pale and
who love 10 criticise the disposition of
the High Church people to adopt the
forms of worship of Rome, say this Isl
only an attempt on their part to cap
ture the name of the Church whose
doctrines they have long since es-
poused-that after the adoption of the
candles and bells and choristers and
censers OF the Mother Church they
only required the change of name to
make the transubstantiation complete.
This, however, seems to be narrow
view OF the case. The Protestant
Episcopal Church has borne the name
it now has since the days of the Re
formation, when it embodied in itself
the active opposition to the Church of
Rome. 1t was then the seeding part
OF the Papal Church, just as the Gov
enanters Of Scotland were afterward
seceders from the Church of England.
II protested against the temporal
power, the infallibility and the edicts
OF the rope, and therefore adopted the
word Protestant as part of the name.
Still, it is to-,lay NO more Protestant
than dozen other Church orpauiza-
tions. 1t opposes the doctrines of.the
Holy See no more than does the Pres
byterian, or the Congregational. or the
Methodist or the Bapust denomina-
tlons, and yet none of them wears the
name Protestant in their Church titles.
Then as to the name Cath olic, which
they propose to adopt instead. We
fail 10 see anything particularly wrong
in this. Almost the first thing that is
taught child in the Church is the
Creed which says. II believe in the
Holy Catholic Church." Every man
who cberishes any religious belief
whatever should believe his own to
be the Catholic Church, because by SO
doing he proclaims himself not narrow
minded or bigoted.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-13
THE MARKETS.

BUTTER, print % per pound, eggs, 25
a26 per dozen chickens 81 GOAL 30 Spring
cmckens, $1.00 per pair; apples, 35a4O per
nal nan peck potatoes, 25a36 do; and $1a1,- :
10 per bu.;new potatoes 3Oa5O Der half
peck; cheese. 18a20 a lb,; lemons, 3Oa
~ per doz.; oranges 25a4O per dozs
peas l2a15 hf PIX; corn, 65a67 a busbel;
oats; 60cts do; beefsteak ,12a2O per pound;
stewing pieces, Sale do roast, 12a2O do !.
nam, ~ mutton chops, 16a2O; legs, 15a2O,
racks, 1Oa15; lard, 13a14, 2 for 25c; veal,
i0a25 cat fish, 12a15; rock, Is; porouies
10 cts. lb.; black fish 1Oaf2 pr. fb had
dock; . halibat,2O pike 15c per ID mack
erel, 16a2O piece white perch, 15a25
per bunch; salmon trout. pound for 25
centss; onions, 2 cents per bunch;
bologna sausage, 10; squads, 3Oa35
fresh trout 15a25 cents per bunch new
Deets, 10 per bunch; onions, Is half
peck; honey, 25a35 per pound; salad,
3cts per head; spinach, 8hf. pk. fresh
mackeral, 10 cents each; asparagus
12a15 cents; rhubarb 3a5 per bunch
radishes LAB per bunch cucumbers 3at
per. piece; gooseberries 10 pr. {
Strawberries, 10a12 pr. qt.; lourrarts II
pr. qt.;. string beans Is cts pr hlf PIX
new cabbage i5a10p nd; chsrrfeis 10 cts
pr. qt.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-13
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
|y,pepsia Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! |!

|bVpepsia is the most perplexing of all
[man ailments. Its symptoms are al
M infinite in their variety, and the for
1 n and respondent victims of the disease
In fancy themselves the prey, in turn,
every known malady. This is due, in
II 10 the close sympathy which exists
tween the stomach and the brain, and In
n also TO the fact that any disturbance
Ehe edigestve function necessarily disor-
the liver the bowels and the nervous
!sm, and effects, to some extent, the
tahy of the blood.
d 7. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron a sure
N This is not new preparation, to be
led and found wanting, 1t has been pre-
nbed daily for many years in the prac-
kdeminent physicians 18th unparalleled
sss, 1t is not expected nor intended to
h all the diseases TO which the human
nly Is subject, but is warranted to cure
Egepsia in its most obstinate form. Kun
S Bitter Wine of Iron never falls to cure.
Emptoms Of Dyspepsia are loss of appe-
wind and rising of the food, dryness of
mouth, heartburn, distension of the
nsch and bowels, constipation, head
be. dizziness, sleeplessness and low spir-
Try the great remedy and be convinced
It's merits. Get the genuine. Take only
gnkels, which is put only in 81 bottles.
kpOt, 2j9 North Ninth st., Philadelphia,
1t never fails. For sale by all drug
ks and dealers everywhere.
Ask for 4. f. Kunkels Bitter Wine of
cn and take no other, six bottles for $500,
A a ner bnttln
The daily gazette., 1877-06-13

ExcuRsIoNs.-The Old Swede's Sunday
School and Trinity Chapel Sunday School
will have their annual rural excursion on
next Saturday, the 10th inst, leaving the
Chanel School room, corner Fifth ana
streets. at O'Clock, a. m. The children
will receive their tickets on Thursday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the Chapei
school room
F1REMEN's VIsIT.-On Sunday a num-
ber of the members of the Hanley Hose
Compapy of Chester visited the VIII
m;ngton fire department and were, cor
daily received. A band wagon drawn
bv the Hanley horses was used to convey
the Chester party to and from winning
ton.
TIME ECHANoEp.-The Sunday Schools,
of the First Presbyterian Church, nate
changed the time of their excursion " ~
Creedmoor from Saturday, June Zoru W
T,anday. July 3rd, when they VIII ao
company the Sunday School OF the Wes'
Presbyterian Church to the same piaoe'
ExouRsIoN.-'Ihis morning the sunday
schools connected with st. PauIs NJ. -, ~
Church left this city on an excursion "
Creedmoor. They left French sereev es
wharf abont8 8 o'clock, on the steanei
Ariel. There were about 6OO on ooaru'
Frsr1vAL.-The st. Mary's church con m
grer alton are holding a festival iS s;rth sue
basement Of the church, corner ot iast
and Pine streets. The attendance las.
eveninQ was very large, ana those ple'
ant. had delightful time
The daily gazette., 1877-06-13
State Medical Society.
ANNUAL MEETING AT DovER-THE
Observation-Disclosures OF OFFICERS.
.gpeeial tn the Daily a AzrTTF .,.iss,.,....5.,.

.rsf .4s III DOVER, June II.
The annual meeting of the Delaware
State Medical Society held here at II o.
clock to-day and was called to order by
DIR. j. j. Black, President of the Society.
DIR. B. +. Lewis, of Harrington, Drs.
Geo. G. Borst and J. W Clifton, of Smyr-
ma, DR.. III. G. M. Kollock, of Newark,
and DIR. K. j. Mckay, Of Wilmington,
were granted license TO practice and made
members of the Society. a''
DIR. Bush read paper in relation to
typhus in Wilmington, which was order
ed to be printed with the minutes.
The society then took recess until 4
and half O'Clock. ..H.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion of DR.. Bush the thanks of
the society were rendered TO the Presi-
dent, DR.. J. J. Black, for his address at
the request of the society.
DR.. P. d. Keyser, of Philadelphia, del
egate from the Pennsylvania State Medi-
cal Society, made few remarks on the
physiological action of belladonna on the
eye. ilun @".~.n
Drs. Bush, W. Mckay, Maxwell and
others discussed treatment of the spinal
diseases, fractures, by plaster bandages
A number of bills were presented and
allowed.
The society then proceeded to the elec.
ton of officers with the following result
| President, T. Collins; Vice-President
Swithin Chandler; Secretary, Geo. TrouI
Maxwell; Treasurer, John w. Sharp
Censors-New Castle county, Drs. L.
P. Burh, 8. Chandler, w. /. Hamilton
Kent county-Drs. E. W. Cooper and
L. j. Owens.
Sussex county-Drs. Wapple, and D,
w. Hall.
Medical Examiners-For New Castl,
county-Drs. Grimshaw, Chamberlain
Cardeza, Lowber and Draper.
Kent county-Drs. Cooper, Jump,
Pratt, Wilson and Shoemaker.
Sussex county-Drs' Marsh, Richards
Maull, Mustard and Hopkins.
Delegates to the American Medical So
ciety-New Castle coenty-Drs. Bush
Hamilton, Kane, Black and Draper.
Kent county-Drs. Sharp, Marshal
Jump and Salisbury.
Sussex county-Drs. Richards, Ellie
good, Burton and Martin.
DR.. John j. Black was appointed a de
egate 10 the Pennsylvania State Medica
Society, and DR.. Isaac Jump to the Ney
Jersey State Medical Society.
The next annual meeting was ordere
to be held at Lewes on the second Tues
day in June next, and the Secretary au
thorized to procure transportation for tn
members, Drs. Hall, Mustard and Bur
ton were appointed committee 10 al
range for the meeting.
Adjourned.