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The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
FROM THE EARLIEST AGES

sCROFULA has been the bane, and as 1t
were, the curse Of mankind. Moses. in the
lalh chapter o. Leviticus, lays down very
exp Lett rules ON this disease. so terrible
and loatbsome mad 1t been considered then
that rerson known to be infected with 1t
would not be allowed to n tx with society.
The Jews regarded 1t asa divine tnflictiOn
and believed there was no cure for IT,. 1t
was then the sins Of youth or deviation
from the paths OF virtue were punished as
long as lie lasted. Happily In our day,
the SC; ence of m sdicine has beendeveloped
the great storehOuse Of Nature furnishes q
rem edy, the disease is stripped Of its ter
ror by the use Of tho eRAMARlTAN'S ROOT
AND aERB juices, and the victim of
scrofula, Ulcers. Sores, Pimplee, B!otches.
litter, etc., can be restored to sound health
In q few weeks That there ale thousands
now whose conditions are as bad a. those
of the dark ages we are we'll aware Many
now fail to fnd cure as well as they did
then. To all such the eamaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon.
eradicating all Impurities from the blood,
and making the compiexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles will remove pim-
Piles or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ard powders, OTAND HERB
JUICES 81 26 per bottle. Sent by express
to any address.
OILS Race street Philadelphia, Pa
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Z ',pIHTxan1nIIfL. q - ! p1ifiX. - . r; Tli;raIfG. p \.

J.F. O. Sickle, Chairman of the Council
of Education Of the international Exh fbifiou
Company, announces that on the two fol.
lowing Saturdays Of the present month
school children and their teacheri
viii be admitted 70 the Exhibition at the
nominal sum Of TEN cents per head. 6pes
cisl arrangements to this end can be made
by addressing Hr. Sickle, at. SOC. North
Fortieth street, who announces that Ill un-
used tickets viii be redeemed for other tick
cts or for cash ct the same rate at which
they were sold.
The public reception Of Gen. Grant, in
Independence Hall, took place yesterday
afternoon, In presence Of large audience
Of invited dguests'
/ Sunday evening, the horse attached to the
carriage In which Mr.. and Mrs. Patten
were riding became frightened, near twenty
ninth street and Ridge avenue, by the whist
le Of Z passing locomotive on the Connect
ing railroad. The occupants were thrown
out, and Mr.. Patten was seriously hurt, his
skull being fractured and left side confused
while his wife received slight injuries. They
reside at the northeast corner of Kensington
avenue and Somerset street, but were taken
to the Pennsylvania hospital
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
A Complicated Case,

. A rather complicated case is about to
come before the courts at Frnkfort. on
the-Oder. A lively young bear WAS recent.
ly sent there by rail from Custrin, carefully
shut upin wooden cage. On the journey
however, he managed to break prison, and
devoured twenty-five pounds Of German
yeast, which happened to be in the same
carriage. L The condition Of the misguided
pig, when the yeast began to rise, may be
imagined. He was quite unable to bear bis
suddenly acquired greatness, and gave up
the ghost in multitude of sighs, which Il
quite explicsble under the cir
cunstances. But @ now the
question is who 4is to pay the dsmags Sfos
WHAT The railway company repudiates all
responsibility. Is the owner of the carcass
to proceed against he owner of the yeast
for the loss Of his boar, or is the exproprie-
tor of the yeast to proceed against the owner
of the pig for the loss of his merchandise
| Eminent counsel hold that the claim of both
parties lies against the constructor of the
cage: but the builder contends that the
cage was never calculated to Withstand the
frantic efforts ofa pig stung into frenzy by
the temptation Of twenty-five pounds Of
yeast placed under his very nose.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
MEDICINAL.
E. f. Mnkers Bitter Wine of Iron.

F., F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint.
jaundic dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhoea. di.ease Of the
kidneys and all diseases arising from q
disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation, tlatulence; Inward
Of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food fullness or weight In the stomach,
the pit Of the stomach, Swimming Of the
head. hurried or difficult breathing. dutter-
ings at the heart, choking or suffocating
sensation when in lying. posture, dimness
Of vision, dots or webs before the sight,
dull pain in the head, deficiency of pres
plration, yellowness OF the skin and ey. 8.
pain in the side, back. head, chest. limbs,
flesh. constant imaginings Of evil apd great
depression Of spirits. Price 81 per bottle,
Beware Of counterieits. Do not let your
druggist palm of some other preparation
OF iron he may say is q good, hut ask for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. Take no
other. Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron is not
sold in bulk-onlv In 81 bottles. f. r. Kun
kel. Proprietor. No. 259 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Admitted = ihs bar.

After I. full and exhaustive examination
NJ Messrs, Bates, Lore, and Gray, who were
appointed committee BY the court, j. E.
Smith, Z. q. Mccullough, and A. Harring.
'Hen, were pronounced ct to be admitted to
pac4ice at the Bar, We have known young
Warrington from childhood, and can say Of
him, that he b every way fitted to rise to
rank, aud esteem in his profession. He II
industrious, conscientious, and earnest.
qualities to make lawyer. The other
Suung gentlemen, We have heard high en-
ooniums upon their character and ability.
" word TO some Of our citizent, make ,
note of the names Of these young gentlemen,
and II you require some law business, make
their hearts glad by giving them"s case"
Nothing. tends to help young fellows along
shan to be noticed and helped early In his
/ struggle in life. We prelict for the two
we refer to prosperous, and brilliant fu-
ture 1T will come boys, If you begin 20 do
small things well. .ns3Eyyg. 81 - =.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
EF. Kunkers LustM&E. E.Kun.
kePS ShQMbQQ for the Hair.

Hair Cleaner in the world. They remove
dandruff, ailay irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling on. and promote the growth in q
very short time. They preserve and beau
TN me hsir. and render 1t soft and glsssy.
pearance to braid and wiry hair, and as q
hair dressing. they are unrivalied; eradt-
cate. dandru1f and prevent badness. The
shsmpoo cleans the hair, removes grease,
scurf, itching, eruption: Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. KunkeTs
Shampoo and Lustral restore hair to a nats
ur.l and glossy color, restore faded, dry.
marsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle 81
ASK your druggist for them or send TO E..F.
kunkei. Proprietor, No. 250 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Mr.. Babbitt's Plunderer,

- Mr.. BA0b1ttsD Rl0n0eF0F0.
The enormous plundering Of Mr.. B. T.
Babbitt's soap business by his employees IL
freshened by the arrival from England, yes.
terdsy, in the steamer City Of Richmond, OF
Detective Timothy Golden, having In charge
Thomas A. Lewis, one of the thieves. The
amountof the robbery was, the loser says,
about $1,000, 900, and one Of the perpetra-
tors, Beckwith, has gone to State prison for
ten years. Lewis fed to Europe, and
has been captured only after long, per.
sistent, apd adroit effort. He is . portly
man, aged thirty.two, with large, dark eyes,
Roman profile, and an elaborately>waxed
moustache. Aboard the steamer, unknown
to the passengers as prisoner, he entered
with spirit into the diversions that were re-
sorted to to break the tedium of the voyage.
Especially on the last night of the trip did
he exert himself to please, to the acceptation
of all who saw him. When, early yesterday
morning, he and the officer went together
aboard tugboat to be brought to this city,
the passengers learned that the pleasant
stranger was under arrest. He was taken
to- the Police Central Office, where he re-
mains, locked in cell.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
TAe Lsssss Cas stery.,

Tho Elmirs Oaxette Say1: W. are told
on trtst worthy authority that gentleman
Of this city living inthe lower part oftown,
recently went TO the woods and finding q
nest Of young squirrels brought them to the
house, where there Were two fe)ibeA each
hsyinG 9llftef Oiklttens. Ode bf ate
tabbieS took her own legitimate chil-
dren and putting them in the nest
Of the other (by whom they
were taken care of % though they had been
her own flesh and bloody went to the place
where the thee squlrrels were, and took
them one BY on TO her own ndrsety and
since has been nursine and caring fof them
- mother. The like Of this was never
known before. The Presidents "policy"
comes the nearest to It of snnthing, for he
may be said to have turned out Republican
kittens apd put IN Democratic Squirrels.
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4 q. 45aa - - a.
A Huge Peach Crop,

The newspaper fraternity Of Philadelphia
were sstonished on Saturday by the figures
presented them by the peach growers of
Delaware, when on an excursion In that fer
tile region, extending from Kirkwood on
the north to Christfeld on the south, and
from Delaware to Chesapeake bays, and
sc0mprising an area of six thousand square
acres.
.'fut Us down for seven million baskets
this season" said they. "Ths buds are
more evenly spread, and the trees which
were overborne in 1875 Iecuperated last
fall.W
The heaviest production of this territory
was in 1875, when 4, 1886, 900 baskets were
sent to market, although the orchards
yielded 5000 600; but the weather was
rainy and the peaches became drug. The
Yield ofthe centennial year, unfortunately
for strangers in the city, was only l ,O5S. 500
baskets. The season will begin July 20 and
last until September rs.
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Ansr AF'ilftsen !Ys., =.

In 1902 Chain Stallinge, . citizen of Frank.
lin couaty, N. c., was found dead in bis
field, leaning against tree. His person
bore no signs of violence. It WAS believed
that,h died from naturel causes. Disclo-
sures made within the last few days show
that he was murdered ara robbed n his
own negroes. - ieud between the guilty
parties brings the following particulars to
light Matilda and her two sons, and an
other negro named Gray, committed the
murder: Stallings was smothered to death
snd his body was carried to the field and
placed leaning against the tree. He bad in
his pocket t580, which the negroes divided.
The parties are all living, and will be tried
for murder in August.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

New Britain, in Florida, is owned by far
mers from New Britain, In Connecticut, and
ID described ss "s slice of New England out
of its latitude" About two years ago four.
teen families bought two hundred acres OF
Government land on Halifax river, and four
hundred In dense forest near by. Now
there 10 row of pretty cottages fronting
the river, the land being divided into strips
running back from the stream. The forrest
q being cleared away, and orange trees have
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
DEATHS.

MCIM ALL I'm this city, suddenly OF con.
gestion Of the brain, on Saturday MORN
ing. May 18th, 1877. Edward McInall, ST.,
aged 81 year, months andt2O days.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend his fun
eral on Thursday morning next, NAV nth
from the residence of his son, No. 0I2 West
street. at iO.2) O'Clock. Solemn High Mass
at st. Peters Church.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
A New Counterfeit.

Counterfeit fifty dollar notes on the Gen.
tral nj Ational bank Of New York are In cir
-cuiatipn. Those already passed In that city
are IN, the letter A.. The signatures are
Autographed, instead of signed, as in the
original +; the bills are little smaller than
the genuine and the paper thick, but the
general appearance is calculated to deceive.
As the counterfeiters still have the plate
and may change to another letter, the ad-
vice ID given to refuse all ffties on that bank
for tho present.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
4, 4 Black and-White. Won an

There is an old colored woman in the
Flatbush, L. l., Almshouse whose skin has
for some years been undergoing change OF
COLOR White spots have from time to tame
appeared on her face, while the skin Of her
arms from the elbows down has become
de]icately colored as that of blonde, under
which the blue veins is plainly visible.
White spots have also appeared on her
shoulders. The change seems to be steadi-
ly going on.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
OIL W Orks Burned.

Campbell 4 Thayer's linseed oil works,
occupying over half of the block bounded
by Washington, Main, Front and Water
streets, Brooklyn, was burned yesterday.
VIM. Kerns, the watchman, discovered the
flames among gunny bags In the third story
+of the largs building on Water
street as he went to get bis pipe
and tobacco shout halfpast O'Clock IN the
morning. Spontaneous combustion is sup.
posed to have been the origin. d The works
have been run night and day, Sundays in
cluded. All the worklnen were Immediately
summoned TO thu fire apparatus on the
premises, Of which there was considerable
quantity. Unable to cope with the flames,
which must have been burning long before
Kefns made his discovery, the workmen
sent an alarm TO the fire department.
Eleven engines were brought to the spot,
but an almost irreeistable headway had been
gained by the IRE.
The main building, five stories in height,
Of ofbrick,with walls heavily anchored togsth-
er was completely burned out. There were
30, 900 gallons of linseed oil stored in tanks
in the cellar, 81, 600 gallons in casks In the
lower stories, and CSC, 900 worth Of oil. cakes
and stock in the upper stories. ~,
The loss on machinery 10 given BY the pro.
prietors as $40, 900, on buildings $67 900 ,on
oil $113, $50, and on other stock $l07 900,
making total of $406, ,750.
Frank Hatton, fireman, was seriously
injured In jumping from root in Front
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
7'NI1ISJi LIiOliSsJs.

N K qs 0Seee 1Ossss.
- esoss Il 4.ls; ssas as rio. S4
Il kp Mufnal Lean Association win meet
1 Sgenlne. b s4pils
Akalr,e fasnitupe store q the place to buy
lnre eheAp for cash.
q |sss 1aiPs furniture tore Is the place to buy
lplanle cheap for cash.
4 Dly your coal and wood Of Mills & Combs
nth and Railroad avenue.
III lssrhody chsws the Belle Of Wilmington;
Z ll(npnan sells It at 8. W. corner Fourth
@6 Ahip1sy streets.
N q haat Tie world. Coed 10 inch twist,
onnA kood chew, only 10 cents per plug
- CAapman's 8. e. Cor. Fourth and Ship.
~ etrests,
anted, all to know that Chadwick's
\ Museum and Ice Cream Garden, is now open
pe the season. For particulars zee adver.
Atissments. al. y sa.s
e Underwear; the largest assortmtnt in the
s6ity. Mems cheap fine shirts for Is cents;
\ lAdiee and children's proportionately cheap.
v Hosiery, fancy and staple trimmings in great
4 variety. Call and examine, It will pay you.
Valraven's, 7lS Market street street. Il
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

|. An enterprising bank wstchman in Eu-
faula, Ala, placed some burglars' tools near
the vault, killed . hen &an6 scattered NE
blood about the place, and discharged his
pistol several times, creating the inpres-
sisn that he had driven Of bsnd Of bur-
glars. The hen was found and his pros
poets for reward vanished. ~ - =
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
4 GARD TO rae PUBLIC.

The parties having niled tosn 70 ComSy my 10:
according to con tract, I VAL oPSSa 81 IN snd
scum and Ice Cream GARDEN, !TSitc Tit an 6st.
200 west Fourth street 70 the ~" ReUi II : las19
nrday the 6th day Of Nay: T1S9rssnfn eS1
addition being edded e tns ts,r1 y nnt n A.
GLASS crdsr lQf ths reception g Y VA ~
will ~ found the mot ple1x ssssS jSs nIseg ~
H3!iy 3ss ..ss r.scst e ~ s'ss a q
; s,s1|s Ans &
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Hotel Arrivals,
CLAYTON HOUSE.
The following are the arrivals up to mid

The following are the arrivals up to mid
night:
w. Lauphemier, Bolt.
J. McIntire, Elton, Md.
james Williams, Lent Co., Del.
H. G. Carpenter, Lewes, Del.
Robert h. Orr,
Francis Il. Register, "
Joshua Ellegood, seaford, Del.
J. 81. B. Brooks,
C. B. Turner, Phils.
4 James A. Parson, N. 7.
e. NJ. Avery, Phils.
JamesH II. Shakespeare, Pbila.
DELAWARE HOUSE,
r. Farrell, Phils.
7Chas B. Sherron, N. Y.
B. r. White, Tyaskin, Nd.
George W. Ingram, Middletown, Del.
T. G. Holland, Crisdeld, Md.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
7Qbe Worm Removed Alive,

Head and all complete. in two hours
No fee till head passes. Seat, rin and
259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat, pin
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and ask for bottle Of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup, price 81. It never fails. Common
other worms Q IN be readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

We know of . young man who had sign
ed the pledge, entered barber shop, and
at the close Of; the, shave, the knight of
the razor commented bathing the mans
face with rum, when he was somewhat
taken back by an exclamation. :.'Look
QUIT l have signed the pledge, and I won't
have that stuff so near my mouth !"
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
a New Axle,

The Water Witch Fire Company, are hav-
ing new axle made to replace the hind
axle of their Hose Carriage. The old axle
has been bent under the great weight OF
hose. $50 feet being the amount generally
carried. The new axle will be Sx inches
thicker ".|
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

A large assortment of ladies', gents and
childrens' gauze, and merino underwear just
received, which you can purchase at reduced
prices at Wslraven,s, 713 Market street.
Call and see for yourself. RI +
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Dentistry,

Great achievements In Dentistrs, full set
ofteeth in three hours. Teeth that took
the qrist at the Vienna Exposition, IS, S.,
so, per set. Filling teeth speciality. DR..
j. W. stoughton, No. 1122 Vine street,
Philadelphia. a T. apr II 1y.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

T&W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4s2 N. Front
u. Street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladiex' aud
Gentlemen's Garments of every descrip.
tion Dyed or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Feath-
ers and Gloves Dyed or Cleansed.
NH"
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
The Greyhound.

The mas nifcent new tugboat "Grey-
hound '''1Which has been recently built,
passed down the Delaware river yesterday
afternoo1. and assed New Castle about
O'Clock On her way to New Orleans. She is
one of the finest tugboats in this country.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Picnic,

The Sunday School attached tc St. Peters
r. g. Church, will give grand picnic, on
the 7th day OF June, ut the New Catholic
Cemetery on the Lancaster Pike.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

NOTICE.-Go to Wilson & Halls new
~ Store. No. 57 Market street, and buy
your Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods
quick sales and low profits. -
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lpacial nesstps1,

A special session Of the State Council, Jr.
o. u. "A. NJ, Of Delaware, Will be held this
Y evening, ct their hsll, southeast corner
,of Fifth aud Market streets, at 40 O'Clock.
4 y full atsepdSncs ssoi tAeS members y
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

DR. WALES, has returned to his resi-
u denos. Cor Eighth and King streets.
oCtIk Y
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WILM1NGToN QUOTATIONS,

Delaware State Bonds. ..,..,...... .lO4 N5
Wilmington City Bonds. .......lO3 los
Delaware h r first mtge. 1902 lO3
extension. ............ 100 lOI
Wilmington d Western Il II Ist
mortgage ......... ...........,,...,., Is 10
Delaware r r Stock .......,.,,..,.. Nk G
Wilmington Coal Gas Co. .,..,,, 90 los
National Bank of Delawara,. .N'S9S 6OOl
VIII lAB,d.sAnCo,Mll 8
First National BaniRsSfvs1a ~ 7. swHiSs. 9ics. $50
s41 H1so8 - SSss!aRa 4saR Is timIs l'''' ~ %,
TPgSvpW - N
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CEND 26c. to g. p. ROWELL 4 co New
y York, for pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain.
ng lists Of 5000 newspapers, and estima tes
hOwing cost dvertisiu9.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
d EGIsTER'S ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW NAaTI.E C0IfNrY. MQy y, htl'

.tNA
Upon the application IT Abby Donsauoii 9I.. ~
Executrix OF Cornelius Donahre. isHd AZ. =.
Wilmington Hundred in said county ths III
ceased, It is ordered and direcled y i've
Register that the Execut,i IL AFORESAID, kv k.arv
notice Of granting Of Letters TesAmsen.ia ~
upon the the Estate Of the decease,",,s ss,,s the
the date Of granting thereof BY s9s caasip5d 5dsyS
same to 90 posted within oIy ~ 10
most public places Of the County o.. o. SSs ~.
Castle, requiring all persons having tne|
mands against the estete 70, prssehiy prssrehiv i1I
same or abide by an act Of Assem~dya nd 80
case caon otSs tSs name ase q b. inssrted Within
same period ID the MoRNI7a hssn1Sn Iaan ia
newspaper published In Wllmins ~ od
to be continued therein three xese1sf;y0 s ~ y0mssI
(NN1 Of the Kesister Aforesaid. q Nsr !soS,
JsEAL ICsstle, in New Castle count. v.hovs|
l") said, the day and ye"
"HA'UoA' n uTa0Q RAaiSt0fs
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q. B1GGs, Register
NOTICE.

All persons having claims ags,nssnst agI.snt I'D
estate OF the deceased n ust PaTs,9n PIT nu of
81 me duly attested to'the Execustt aat NJ, Ar.
before May 8, 1878. or abide t9S S,rsovided.
sembly in such case made sn9 ocntrix.
Address. WiIminGtOn, Dell
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aEINANC1AL..

- WILMINGTON, May IL.
Reported BY Elliott. johnson Co., Bank
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SATURDAY, May @, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M,

The following described Real Estate. VIZ;
All that certain lot or piece Of land, with
the three story brick dive ling thereon
erected, lying and being situated In tns s
city Of Wilmington, bounded and descrlcsea sa
as follows to wit: Beginning on ,s,s ns
westerly side Of King street between lSa
and Ath streets at corner Of land beleng.,
Ing 10 Lewis Zebley. thence BY ssid s,dss 70 a.
King street mol therly 20 feet inches 70 =
corner ofland now or formerly Of Thomas
Is: Newlin, OF the ci y Of Philadelphia, IN ~ !ns
State Of Pennsylvanie, thence by tne e,ah. ains
of said Newlin westerly 90 feet 70 q SALT .s1
thence southerly and parallel oKlng stres%s
aforesaid 20 feet inches to corner o. .n ispSt ~
belonging to Lewis Zsbley. Of the cltz ~
Wilmington, thence by land Of said Lzeu. y.a
ley easterly 80 feet 70 said SIDE q I. AtSs tSs
street and the place Of beginning, De ~
contents Of said described lands what 'ns'
may. E. .hs
Seized and taken in execution q ny
property Of Alexis ]. Borrell, anu !" '"
sold by ,.l 81 ~
ISAAC GRUBB, snefnln,'
sherif's ONCE, New Castle. April ~ ''"-
apr27-3twts
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~. -s-
.CRAY'S FERRY,
PRINTING INK WORKS.

No. ssPucE STREET. NEW YORK and
s t3Hssgssts Eii@N ess4S
lIsss M aIAlleo1 sEnzzE ,PAlxsA A n,
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SHERIFFS SALES.
ChERlFF'S SALE.

Byvirtue of writ Of venditl0Di exp0naSO
n e directed will be exposed to Public bade
kept by George w. Ortlip, in the citJ
Wilmington, New Castle county, DeilVas
Ol
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

EA' ;,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-23
Relief wi,houta Doctor.

Though We would by no means be under.
stood US deprocating, but rather M recon-
mendlng, professional aid In disease, there
are mutltudes of instances when IL Is neith'
er necessary or easy 10 obtain. A family pro-
vided with IA comprehensive household spe-
clnc like Hostetters stomach Bitters, Is pos
sessed OF II medical resource adequate TO
most emergencies In whch medical advice
would be otherwise needful. That sterling
tonic and corrective Invariably remedies,
and Is authoratlyely recommended for de-
blIity, indigestion, liver disorder, an itregu-
lar hab of body, urinary and uterine uou-
blcs, incipisnt rheumatism and govt, and
many other ailments OF frequent occurrence.
IL eradicates and prevents intermittent and
remlttent fevers, relieves mental despon-
| dency, checks premature decay, and invig-
| CRATES the nervous and muscular tissues.
Sleep, digostion and appetite are promoted
| by II, and II " extremely useful In oVercom-
| INK the effects OF exhaustion and exposure.