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FIFTH EDITION.
Our County Court.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE SPRING
TERM-LARGE ATTENDANCE
--CHARGE OF THE CHIEF
JUSTICE-PRELIMI-
NARY BUSINESS.
NEW CASTLE, May 6, 1871

NEW CASTLE, May 6, 1878.
There is decided increase in the pop
ulation of New Castle, for this day, at
least.
There is evidently very little interest
manifested in the suits against liquor men
now pending. Very few of those faces
that have become familiar to the people
of Wilmington as temperance reformers
are seen among the many groups that
occupy the streets and street corners.
Court opened at 10:45, with Judges
Comegys and Houston on the Bench.
The Grand Jury was called and an
swered to their names as follows:
Samuel IL. Dixon. Henry M. Barlow,
John Husbands, Samuel Murphy, David
Carpenter. David Graves, Dav East
burn, William J. Stroud, J-hn f. Will
hanson, VIM. p. Biggs, John M X ane,
George w. Turner, Samuel NJ Cooper. j
dyke, Henry Clayton. NJ. E. Walker, b.
Gibbs, Gideon K. Barlow, Andrew W.
Webster. William L. Riggs
John f. Williamson, of White Clay
Creek, was appointed foreman.
The Chief Justice, in charging the
jury, spoke of the violations of the liquor
law, and instructed the members of that
body 10 use the utmost precaution in
their actions in bringing the offenders to
justice. He called their atte ntion to the
provisions of the statute, and brought to
their minds the many complaints arising
from the infractions of the law.
He also alluded to the law in relation to
Kings highways and other public roads,
providing against the encroachment of
evil minded persons upon said public
highways. He cautioned them to use
care in this respect, as the violations of
said statute have become of late very fire.
quent. He said parties living on these
highways who erect hedges or fences
beyond the alignment hold themselves as
liable to prosecution rs do those who
build gates across said roads.
The Jury, at the close of the charge,
retired and the preliminary business oc-
cupied the attention of the court.
p. j. Babcock who was found guilty
in three cases at the last term of court for
selling liquor without license was fined
500 and costs ofprosecuton in each case
Hannah Brown was also fined 500 and
costs for same offence. Found guilty at
| last term
The case of State VS.. Eugene Whitlo ok
for selling liquor without license, was
continued over until Tuesday morning.
State VS.. Ebhardt Z. Freye for ing
liquor without license, indicted at last
term,-plead guilty and "a fine of 500 was
, imposed.
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same time maintaining q close watch
upon expenses.
On behalf Of the Board OF Directors.
VIM. M. CANBy, PRESIDENT.
The report of the Treasurer, J. c.
Farra, of the receipts and expenses, to
the end of the fiscal year, December 20,
1877, was read and approved.
VIM. M. Candy, Esq, President OF the
Company, stated that the election OF
officers would not be held until the
second Monday in January, the day fixed
in the agreement of the consolidated
companies and read note from Hon, d.
NJ. Bates to that effect. The meeting
then adjourned.
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The Rev. John Jasper, colored, of
richmond Is announced to deliver his
famous lecture on the "Rotauon of the
sun sun at the Maryland Institute next
Tuesday evening.
a cough is natures effort to rid the
system of waste matter Assist nature.
then, by using DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
Price, % cents bottle.
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The j. G. Raker Settlement,

The meeting of the creditors of Joh n
@. Baker, and the John G. Baker Manu-
featuring Company, was continued, on
Saturday afternoon last. A resolution
was drawn up, and read accepting, the
terms offered in settlement, and was
signed by the requisite number of credi-
tors, both in regard to the number, and
amounts. A conference is now being
held and a report signed, after which it
will be submitted to the court for approx.
al
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English Preparati ons for War

LONDON, May 4.-The Times in its
leading editorial article says: awe are
holding our case in reserve until the
court before which it ought to be laid
is properly constituted, or at least until
there is fair prospect of its being thus
constituted"
LONDON, May 5.-The British govern
ment has ordered a million pounds
weight of lint and other appliances for
wounded.
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A Shower of Birthstone.

A correspondent Of the Milford Ne,rs
writing from Greenwood, Sussex coua-
ty, says; On Friday last, during a thun-
der storm, it rained brimsLone all over
this part ofthe country, and many fear
that both fire and birthstone will come
upon us next, unless our people repent
OF their sins and do better.
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\IOTICE-ANNUA

NJ OTICE-ANNUAL MEEETING.-
~ The seventh annual meeting of the
Stockholders ofthe Central Loan Associa
ton, will be held on Friday evening next
the 10th inst, at TX O'Clock.
The Auditors Will submit their annual
report and an election for Officers and
Directors will be held.
Attest: DIT. HAWKINS,
m6-6t Secretary.
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UnprOvOked Assault.

A colored man named John ii. Black,
while walking along Market street above
Twelfth, on Saturday evening, was as
saulted by drunken rough and had to
run into Mr.. Wier's grocery store for
safety. When he started home he took a
two-pound weight with him for protec-
ton in case of further assault
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The Duty of Congress.

H'O"t "e feTTy county Democrat.
Now let Congress do its duty, investi-
gate, and then declare that linden and
not Hayes was duly elected, and the
people will see that the one goes in and
the other gets out of the White House
speedily.
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Then Farewell to the Repub,
lie!
From the Albanu Argus,

Fron the Albany Argus.
The subject which ought most to con-
Germ the people is the perpetuity of free
institutions. II such villaiuy as 1t is
clear was practised in Florida and Louis
lana is TO oe condoned, then farewell to
the republic.
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We hope the temperance people will
not put the county TO $4,000 expenses
this court for foes TO witnesses as they
did last year.
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MACHINE PLEATER

Now used In New York. London and Paris,
and with this machine we are able TO do the
Most Perfect PiedtffO euer seen both in space
ed, In new or old material. Our price will
De very moderate per yard, according 10
width. You are invited to call and ex-
anime our different styles o Pleating, and
ton. Remember IL saves time, material
ana labor Wilmington Pleating Co, 2Os
Market street, Wilmington, Del. apps Inn
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Temperance Addresses.

Prof. j. j. W. Bowman, a colored
temperance lecturer, will hold forth IN
the foundry temperance tent every night
this week. He is from the west, and
comes highly recommended as a sue
cessful temperance worker.
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The best reform in domestic life il
without doubt the introduction of DR..
Bulls baby syrup. Where it is known
no more laudanum is given to the babies
1t sells for % cents.
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nHE HON II INSTITUTE

Home. Institute opens Us its,sS Il easl Id
TERM March l1th, with unsoaSes soocSes,
competent and wide-awake, .eaJl school IN
only home day and boarding rdlnnElal Iadysnli
city. object system. sPeciha,' iHnsIrua
for French and music. Eiga' PIX, in no d
Method OF drawing taugn'M MopERA
school in wilmington. nv PRINT
RATES. THOROUGH wohHu MONTHLY
middle, and senior classes: s.:,,old and
turned. Select number of Rs oqs / n
Address flor circular) N hS; No NOD
HOUSTON, Home Institute M, SY
ware Avenue, Wilmington
mar1I-iAw
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The Court shows a pretty heavy
hand toward the unlicensed liquor sell
lers.
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Strawberries.

The shipment of strawberries over the
Delaware X. r. is increasing. On
Friday the shipments amounted TO II
crates.
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Mr.. Edwin Booth will spend the sum-
mer in New York.
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Confirmation.

The rite of confirmation was admins
tered to twenty converts at Galway T..
Z. Church, last evening, by the pastor,
Rev. b. Ii. Latrobe.
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The Brandywine Mills.

Messrs. James Il. Price & Co., have
sold their Brandywine flour mills to
Pennypacker & Co., of this city. The
Prices were connected with the conduct
of these mills for fifty years.
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Important to Ladies.

Pleatihg done by machine while you
walt:
We are happy to inform the Ladies OF
Wilmington and vicinity that we have i'm,
ported the
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Died.

Robert Frazer, Esq, President of the
Wilmington 81 Northern Railroad, died
at his residences in Philadelphia, on Sat
urday night.
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Sssnebsdv's Mother.

The woman was old and fagrcd and gray,
And beai With the chiii Of tho winter dayi
The str~t ~ vet With recent snow
Aud the womans irct were Sgd and slos
She sio,si ai the clo'.inr and waited lonf.
Alone. uncsr~l NJ, amid the ihrcus
ofhumsn teing,, " ho Ias-e,l het by,
NOT needed the eisncc of her ansious eye.
Dovn tho snSt. with laughter aud shoai.
lad IN the fcs-iom NJ "s,h h"cl ic, ont"
Csmc The toys. Htc = nal ~ sheep
IIaiiing the sno~ pilci white and iccr
Past The ~o'uan - old and gray
llastcncl the children on thcir way.
Nor offering hclring baud ~ hcr.
~ meek. - iinid afraid 10 silr
lest the es'rIsee vhccis of hor.c.' e'e,
should crowd het down ~ the ,lirfcty sircci
~ last came ono of the merry ir,op-
Tho riye.i lssidic of all the lrunp
lie passed ls.ldc her. and vhispcrc,l iou
"ril help across you wish 10 Co."
IIer aced hand on hi. -,rons youne arm
She pl1ec.. snd ~ ~iihout hun or harm
I'e guided the trembling fest along.
rroud that his osn were arm aud strong
rhcn back again 10 h. friends he went.
ili- young heafi harry aud we'll content.
shes somebody's mothcr, loy. you know.
Tor all shc IL ago.', aud Ioar and slow
And hope .naic ecllow will lend h,ni
10 helr my mother. you underiani.
ifc,er shes Ioos, and oil aud gray.
" hen 'wr orn d.at hog u iSr asay"
In her homo that night and the prayer she .ail
wN-''GoJ, he kind to the noble hoy.
Who l. sar,e,--l, p. -,r 'snd p,iis aud iay'''
iiaIst's Wocli,.
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> :}1 Consecutive Years
0F THE LARGEST & BEST SHOW
Principal Among Whom are

MILE. CLARlNbA LOWANDA, the
BRAZILIAN bareback Equestrienne. A
wonderfnl.cracefula and daring performer.
SltiNOR SEBASTIAN, the Great Italian
bareback Champion, who executes nu.
merous perilons ieats upon one and four
horses
WWpDA COON, famous in the OldWorld
and the New rs the greatest Somersanlt
Artist that ever mounted the back Of a
living steed
WILLIAM DU CROW, tho world re.
nowned Hurdle Rider, lately from Bu.
enos Ayres; has medals To prove himself
an Equestrian of superior ability.
MIR. AND MRS. WATSON appear every
day in their graceful and charming char
acter acts on n pair of Arabian stceds.
MASTER CHARLES WATSON n YOUTH
tnl Hurdle Rider, is n master Of the pro.
fcssion, and wins tremendous applause
from every audience.
LANGIlOiS BROS, Egyptian Jngglcrs.
Ieapers, Tumblers and Comic Clowns.
MASTER SEBASTIAN, a youthful and
indomitable Pony Rider.
MILE. LOTTA, the lron.Jawei Woman,
lifts with her teeth barrel of water hy
the chimes, and gives a variety Of other
pleasing perioi mances.
JOHN POSTER, America iayoriiet 'lown,
and the choice Of the South, is still with
the Great Van Amburgh, and never fails
to amuse and delight his audience.
MONS. +. CHARVAT. Egyptian jug
glcr, and Light and Heavy Balancing,
and CRYSTAL Pyramids.
MR.. WM. ORGAN, Equestrian Directcr,
Ring Master and performer Of educated
Mules, Ponies and Horses.
PHlNNlE, the Equestrian Dog. amuscs
little folks and astonishes every bo,ly.
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REMEDY FOR SCRATCHES. Take
one pint Of fish oil, one ounce OF
verdigris, one tablespoonful of salt;
heat well and stir thoroughly, then
add two ounces of white hellebore
powder and three ounces of sulphur,
stir as ID cools, then rub in with end
Of fingers, filling all cracks. Ailer a
day or two wash thoroughly with cas-
tile soap, and rub nearly dry, then
ill all the hair. as well a. the sore,
with dry sulphur. Use the salvc un'
Ill all the soabs come of, when only
the sulphur need be used. If the
seabs show again. use the'salve again.
Whenever the legs are wet, dry with
the sulphur.-[Country Gentleman.
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Isn't he "a darling little spring
blossomls asked Mrs. Kobolulus. dan
Cling the little growing baby toward
her husband. "Yes," grunted Mr..
Kobolulus, standing before The glass,
deep in the mystery of fastening u col
bar with three buiton-holes on one hut,
tan, ''yes, he's regular little crow
cuss." And il made Mrs. Kobolulus
so mad she threw the baby at him.
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An Iowa farmer had poor health,
and his wife undertook the manage
ment of things herself. She now rais-
es beefand pork for market, feeds the
stock and tends to them with her own
hands. plasiered her house herself, and
is gradually managing to pay Oh a
mortgage on the farm. Besides all
her numerous duties, she also finds
time 10 read newspapers.
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Now that the telephone makes it
possible for sounds to he canned the
same as beet, milk, HOLSTERS, fruit, NC, A.,
missionary sermons can be bottled and
sent TO the South Sea Islands ready
for the table instead OF the missionary
himself.
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lie appeared to he almost gone.
Rolling his eyes toward the partner Of
his bosom, he gasped; Bury me meath
the weeping willow, and plant a single
white rose above.my head" "Oh, its
no use!" she snapped out, "your nose
would scorch the roots" He got well.
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"Trocs have their time "a leave. -
[Gnphic. And they never leave
without bough. -- Courier.Ionrnal
Is. To- And they never leave with.
out a trunk. - Yeoman.
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Richmond, Virginia, has GO cigar
and cigarette factories, which manu-.
iacture i.599.655 cigars aud 22, is7,,
900 cigarettes.
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lime TO read newspapers.

Counterfeits of the new silver dol.
lar have appeared. They are pro-
nounced a good imitation; bat il does
not require a great genus,i is thought,
to make a good imitation, The most
material difference between the real
and the counterfeit coin is the weight;
the counterfeit being much lighter.
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ACTUAL FAcr.-A pious man was
going through the Boston Common
Sunday and came upon some young
sters "playing marbles" Boys" he
said, "do you know what day il isy'
One Of the imps turned TOT by-stand.
er with, "Here, can you tell this man
what day il is, he don't know
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There are just sixteen candidates for
Governor in the present Legislature
OF Kentucky. Why not pass a bin
dividing the State into sixteen Guber.
Material Districts. with one old Billy
goat Of a Governor TO live at Frank.
fort and boss the rest, so to say? That
would he characteristic and consistent
with the legislation previously under
taken "by your honorable body. =
lCmrier-Iournal.
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Time Is money; Of course II Is. or
how could We spend an evening"
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Ass 4 nov I mesn2 ~fiis
80, sueeiK iKTJ,
The rih vithoutaa
The hclls Oft Tx.
u defifU Nier,aln
The calsa u A bright
That s 7 nile- fsom ! must
NJ ihi, chance 2 write.
A ~. shoaA NENv
BEZ, mind II not
IfN y fficnlship show. o ,ar-
They shall Do, n igoi.
Tram virtue never DNs.
iier influence ~.
ALIKE inaacrs i0irrnrs.
or ptuds ti,inr.
~ cAnne, cut a ---
or caa-s en-
! i.of~ TN pat a
etr.
L I Ga "a Naiion. 2.
Nv Cnustns hraft 80
iIa oacrs In
4 bread u izRi
Ito ssy. he ioscs 1 taN~
u'n Virtuous a "
Ia NLNCrN
Al ei het. To- hi 4.
This : 4 nhillICl.
pay q 10 y u,
a do not harm nfIG
Ny qnsini a waypari a'u-,
Na-, fare q ~eli. XII
trust thai L n tr@.
Mhch this ether d ,'aa as.
"AnS AiO
t,@i ply thea 18th aa.i ,iiy ihsia all.
b ,sinly the drains of yauih pyall
Of all -sd weris of tongue or ,-n.
s,.l,lesi are itc-e-''lt might have i-yn'.'
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Ihe ymtsrior sSouraal,
RATES or ADVERTISING.

ono square, one insertion. 10
A lihcfal deiuctlon mr. each subsequent Insertion
Heenlar advertisers will hnd our rates 10 he o.
moderate a. thoSe 81 any other respectable rapef.
"Busncsr Notice~. u cent. ner line. Advertising
items IN Local Column, 70 cents per line.
Announcements of Marriages, births and Deaths
Inserted free n cost.
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, ac., will, here.
after, he charged NJ the rate of : cents rer hnc,
Instead Of 10 cents, ~ heretofore.
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Recent Erperime.s- on Disesfis"

Lite, cbscrvcd;--
III has been TOT some time known
that although gastric juice VIII not
dissolve the walls OF the stomach d"'
ring lite, while the blood u circ''ia'
ting through ihe'n' ns soon nS hea'h
occurs they are themselves inc sn'gcc'
oi the aci'"n "i tue JUICE DON ~
posi- mort" examinations ana ~ on'
sefva''ons on newly k'l'ci rabo''s
thls has been clearly provch.
rro'essor "arfou eNh'o''e' s"g'
gcst'vc apparatus ne hah "eviSN '"
h'us'raie now ihc waits are prcscrVc''
n sn'aii furnace was maze :" eo'is
OF metal sas r'plng' AMI so arranged
'ha' supply 81 wafer e c'tc"'a'e"
'hrugh the tub'ng' IN TINS furnace
q hre was ma'n'a'nei ~ a great hea'.
Inc piping was no, apparently ai'
''c'eo' As soon " 'he wafer supply
was cni on however the piping nc
gan To melt ami soon tell away Inc
Hoppage OF The now OF water was IN
'e''dei 10 represent The s'oppase OF
tue circulation o' ,he o'ood 10 ,he
walls "i the stomach wh'le tue hre
"oold lIlustra'e 'he "''oh o' 'he g'~
'r'c juice
some experiments :" 'iande Bern
ara were also expialned, ny "hich ne
was able To determine the iuhc''oh" "f
The ,,ncrc,,;c mice acts mainly op
Tho s,,rcbv soods and also helms to
CHANCE e,,. INTO materials that can
nerme,,o ,hroncb tho w,us and an
60, from IN. a;lme,,,,x canal ;,,o the
hlooJ sv.,em
The efrc, v,s illustrated bv ,,k;p,
,wo mo;s, filter ,a,er. containing oil
To ono some nancrs,;c cmuls;on had
hoen added an bour preyis,.. and
here n MASSAGE ,broucb the filter m.
ner had o,cp,red- In the other ease.
without any thing hcipc ,J,,el IN the
oil no,hinc had p,sseJ
Rern.rl's researches nm thc liver nm.
re.rol 10 s,cccs, ,ba, mos, pychably
m. h,Io !. ,ar,lv , socrc,;o, and mari.
ly a, excrc,;ou tho resnl, of The selcc.
live rroccss Of the liver on the blood
"a :, n,,s.. ,hro,ch n
-~-
An irish Mnchau'sen mas ','rned npa'
B"s'"n restaurant IN 'he hnmh'e ca
Pac'ty Ola walter n guest wh" has
Een serveh WIN a small lobster DO
yo" call thai lobster Nike PAX
! Relieve ih"y do ne calm 'h'm 'oo-
s'ers mere sur, we eau en- GRAMS al
nome. oh' sa'd 'he "'ner' you
nave i"us'cfs IN ire'an" II loo'
sfers' Begorra' the creek Is inii OF
en- Many n time I've seen EN- when
J 'ePp"h over the s'hramcs' how
long do i"hsiers grow IN incland'
"e''' sa"' Mike 'hough,,a''!' v"
srahe w"in "nhas' sur IA say
Gvo or Al, Coe,g How do ,hav ce,
,ro,rd IN ,,os. ,r,clv,s .Rod.d .,r
tho or.lo. !, Irslsna ana Cav or s;x,v
Zoo, w;Je a" soi1 ,ho ;m,o,,,rhahie
Mike "Du, said the guest. "you
said Won had soon them whom Won
woro ls,n;n, ov.r tho s,r..ms and
Iobs,ers here live in ,bc soa ""Shre.
I did s;,-wc're noxer6, le,rers in
Irel,,d And a. for tho say snr rvs
soon !, roJ with am ..R,, ,ook
here my fin. fellow" f" said the cues,
,h;nL inc ,ho, bo had .or,or.,, N;le a,
To-, .na,.,or. .,o ,o, r01 mil ,hov
are hoiled" .Doant I know that"
..;l ,EL. ..h,, ,horo aro h,l;,,
.,r;nn, ;n Al, o,ld country and ,hov
shwin, ,h,o.,h ,om and come an, ali
,o,a,, ,,,,,o IN orooL onor AMI .,s
,.m.
>-~
a. A. a
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Van Amburgh's Great Golden
Menaqerie

Contains one or more of almost every Ami
NAL in captivity, and THE GRAND
STREET PARADE Of the Animals. Dens,
Vans, Cages and Chariols, which takes
place every day ut or near 10 o'clock A. NJ,
is sight worth going many miles to see
Every cage, wagon, chariot, etc., is gaily
painted or decorated. Biblical paintings
from the famous collection of the eminent
artist, Gustave Dore, are prominent upon
every cage.
The Procession will he headed by Prof.
kopp's Chicago Silver Cornet Hand. and
will discourse elegant music before and du-
ring ever, performance.
THE LARGEST ELEPHANT IN THE
WORLD, the mammoth BOLIVAR, per
formed by Prof. johnson. This show is
under canvas. and not ON the streets.
Aigpng the most wonderful animals, space
will only permit our mentioning more than
a few. Two Horned Rhinoceros, positively
the first and only one ever on this side Of
the Atlantic. was captured and il cared for
by Sir Joseph Rogers. Hippopotamus Hog.
a strange animal. Nothing like II has ev-
er been seen in captivity.
STRANGE ANIMALS, BEAUTIFUL
BIRDS, NENOMOUS REPTILES.
The Elephant "BOLIVAR" and drove
of tamels, Mules. Ponies, Horses, etc, will
take part in the Procession
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OVER 5000 PERSONS

Have heen supplied by Us With the PATENT MI
TALlIC HE'LL sfiffEkE Err, aud all agree that Ia
vents new ones froul running over, wearing oh al
the sides or ripping In the seams aud Is complete
success single pairs hy mail for - cents. saa-
to INGALLS, 4 CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers In Roofs and SHOES No.
27s West Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
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The Detroit Free Press believes that
man who can invent a smooth pave.
ment which will not rot or pulverize,
can become millionaire in u few
years. And while he is inventing the
pavement let us suggest, for the bene-
ct of those who have not signed the
Murphy pledge, that he pu, some sort
of an attachment to il that will pre-
vent il from flying up and hitting a
man on the back Of the head.
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FArTENISG CATTLE.-A change of
food will lie OF great help in quicken.
ing the appetite of stall-fed cattle. A
pint of molasses, mixed with a feed
Of cut straw and meal, will I've taken
very readily. This may be given
once day, and one or two ounces OF
salt with an alternate feed. Roots
sliced and sprinkled with either cotton
or linseed cake meal, will he very
healthiul. A few apples will he use
ful between meals. A pound of meal
stirred in the drinking water will
help. BY varying the food in this
way one can hardly overfeed faiten-
ing stock SO as to pail the appetite.
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Idleness Is emptiness; the tree in
which sap j. siagnani remains fruit.
less.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-04-12

The devil never yet tempted a man
whom he found judiciously employed.
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When man really knows that he
is right, he has gainei the victory.
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,

Al ai the mast fashionshe - es aud al quality
Ia nleei the wants oi the community,
Thanking bet friends ia past nsoIs, she resroct-
nlly soieiis an early call.
TlE MANTuA MAKING DEPARTMENT
will he cundnstei ny MitS. MYERS aud Mi,s
btbDfhAk, whose taste and sin Is wellknosR
10 the tfade.