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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-08-31

T6s soothing Influence uron thn irrita cd lin.
ing Of III q I D ptssaPes, IL dur TO the laCt that
ITS ingredients are the most cfhcaCiOus pu mon.
ic simpie- known to medIcll botany. tie basis
Of the article Ue ne the HONEY Of he HORE'
HOU 3 y PLAN =, chem ca " uniteu with the
medicinal princIpe 4 thr 81 ES BALSA vi EA
or la IN ot Gl cad. There are besides tvc other
b'tanic elcmenGs VIII ch give add tOna efficacy
to the ii st uAupd two
Hose WIN have used II. saw that HALE'5
HONEY OF HOREH y sd AND TAR ls not
nulY whnderflly remedial III Ill cases wheI G
the organ OF respiration are III ic ed nut leo
thaI iuS action Is Unusually T 'pid. few doses
cq entlv s'fve to relieve ve'Y Obs,inate
cough, 1t UOntulns nOthno tAat can disorder
the stomach, fact that can br III eged W tn
truth OF but lew 'Cugh remedies; 1t Ius an eN-
rcntW u0reeaDle fl EOr, ani IL .old ut figure
which cha les those vt tire m Ist Limited means
10 avail them elves Of ITS v,rtnes
II IL sinUle madness to trihe with Cough.
1tIit ton OF tn" Throat, Chest al Lungs trnv
els RAPIDLY and wuat is n tr!ding and eesIlv
coGQuOraO,e difficulty III those organs today,
ma, III n few weeks develOn mo bronchitis or
Con 'umpt on. two dsCaSeS which carry more
victims 10 our RTay =, than any other in the
A Cough may be ftlY termed the Prciiuinnry
Sttge OF COnsumptl0n, milIdy Il which
HALE'S no ,EY OF HoRGHOUND AND
the e'Ore, who would arrest tne progre's o: lhe
desJrorer shnul delay not moment TO lax"
c RTAIN Specific.
CHILDREN, de;ive great benefit from its
so thing properties. When suffering with the
parUNy ms of Coup aud WhOOp ng Cough. The
hrst ma ed d s'H~e Is esUrca ~ d dtstiuctlVe
among young children and III. s r'ltanle remedy
should be Kept on hand in Nh hon eholds Buy
the large Pack. Ges and EcOnoUize.
PRICES. s. cts. and 81. PER BOTTLE
Sold Uy all Druggists.
G. n. CrittentOn PrOp'r,
NO SEVEN SIXTH AVENUE, NY.
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Drugs and Medicines.
Wonderful, but True +!
A. j. DURLING,
PROPRIETOR OF THE PEOPLES
Drug and Family Medicine
STORE, makes the following


owing 10 the general depIels lsicn in buelhess,
the "a eat teduutluu of WAGES for labor Wc.. L
deem, il mv duty at this ume TO give the people
of / ehlghtOn Hud vlcimly TIE LIONS SHAkK OF
MY RoFITs Rad hud redemher tue lOli9M.,
iHg PTiCus Ot n rev OIL tho tuhuH hrl'oies sOlu Ut
my Drug Stolel
PATI M NEUICINES-all 81 Pfeparattons
So cents such rs Vine ar BlttrrS Hos etttrs,
prakes P.nt uon, M, nel1 y INV s5 ctI ~
sc preparation s 4Oc ana 20c 'itprrauOns EOc'
CO D, COUGH and LUNG REMEDIES as
Javnes EX Jec GRANT, Ha rs ahd a. ems Bal,
sun. A,cIs' cherry Pectoral MIX Nnre COD
Liver oil. ed Liver oil aud Liule and o hers
fOrmeliv I'll now 51 cents.
HAIR PR PARArIoNS Hairs Har Re-
newer, MontpOmery's, ayers Hnr Nl'nr.
and Mira ALIENS 20 meIly - now So cts. Al
sc pIepar tons o. ahOv' chlr 10 or no" 4uc'
LINIMEN - LaubaclPS, Lows Mug etc.
Donnelys tleculc samson IN, ~ iSn hSGW ~
ment, ana all others formerly SOS. now 4Uc
Horse, Cattle and hi ken Powder formerly
2ic now .OC.' Durhn - celebrated COnut Oh
Powders improved 35c per rOunu'
Kn1iu's hamburg Drops &C per oottle' Breast
Tea, nc. a oacKapei Pills Of Al. kinus formerly
25c. now .0c per Oox
pLASTERS-Porous, Arnca, Poor Mans ano
all others formerly DC. now .Oc.
WORM REMEDI IES-WOrm SvruDs, Verml-
fu es, AOim Lozenges and COufectioIs lOIm
cry &c now &c.
Roots, Bhrks Herbs, Medical Teas. Sc, 60.
formerly from IVc. to l5c. per OF. now &C. 10 oc'
per OZ
Castor oil BOls'm de Malta Essence OF Pep
pe mnt, Essence OF Lemon God, II 1iuctnre
PnregOIic, ana GlVcerine formerly iOc 10 loc'
now &C to l0c pei bOit,e
e erything Down ID wn ! Down.!
Caustir Soda for Making Soap, from cents
to 10 rents DER pound
Castor OH, strictly pure, sec. per quart, oy the
gallon less.
LOOK KAGAIN-wALL PAPER, Gold Gilt
Parcr iOr.: e a.z'd Papers formerly nc. 10 35c
now 20c. Wmte Blanks and TInts formerly lSc.
to 25c. now We. to l5c., ann Brown BACKS form
erly lOc. to l2c. now Is. to &c.
Physicians pTesc1UtOns and Family Recipes
COMPOUNDED Gt Grrtty Reduced Rates. Go OF
send to DURLINGS
Having nid al experience of almost Twenty
Yeas III the Drug Business more than Ten 81
VIII ch h tvc been IN LehiPhtOn, W II III the ~
tufe as have IN the Uas Gunrnntee to all the
very Best md Purest Drugs Mediclues, &C., T.
be found III the American Markets. L BUY
FOR CASE Dec 1r-nUv3
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SULPHUR SOAP,
The Leading External Specific
tot DISEASES OF THE SKIN and
Beautifier of the Complexion.

IT, renders the Cuticle HPalthfully
Clear ard Smooth, and is the Best Pos.
sihe Substitute for Expensive Sulphur
Baths.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31
From Seneca.

SENECA. Aug, %, 1873.
Orr usually quiet community was thrown
irto , state Of excitement on Tuesday last by
the suicide Of one Charles Broughtonr i"fI'''-
Il, , resident of Seneca. but Of late years
farmer in Livingston county The deceased
left his home last Friday, and the boy WHO "'
connonicd him tells US that Broughton ma"
with him nincy-fve dollars at the 'II''c q
,tartinr and in passing through Dwight ne
.,onped at the bank and drew thirty dollars
,,ors Arriving in seneca on saturday morn
mo- he met some men who in times past had
been "Soon companions and IN an evil hour
he welded to their persuasons and entered a
saloon. Oh. that some besom OF destruction
miobt sweep our land clean of such places
Poor Broughton, He had "kcpt straight all
,,,r,,noy- something new for him, for he had
ncen hard triukcr-but in moment the dc-
mon had him in vise.iKe grasp. HIS ih'eh'
non 70 return home on Sunday was forgotten,
and instead he went out to the woods in com
many wish two notorious characters, who piled
him with liquor and won, or took rom MN
nearly all hi, money ON Monday Broughton
went to Morris with one Of the " cheats per,
han, thinking to make GOOD his loss but I've
returned alone and drank deeply that night
On Tuesday morning he started for home, stlII
half intoxicated, I'VE doubt if he drew sober
breath in three days but after proceeding AS
far as the bridge he turned his horses head
800 .ir,,.. hoax D., TIayar's livery stable and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31

The Liver is the imperial organ of the whole
human system, Il, it controls the me, health ana
Lapuiucs, of man. When it is disturbed in ts
proper action all kinds Of ailments are the natu
raj result. The digestion Of food, the movements
Of the heart and blood, the action Of the brain
and nervous system, are all immediately connect
ed with the workings Of the Liver. 1t has beer
successfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is uucaualrd in curing all persons afflicted Will
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the numer
Gus symptoms that result from IN unhealthy con
dition of the Liver and stomach. sample bottles
to try. ~ cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western Continent. Three doses VIII prove
that it is lust what Won want Sold by Forbes y
Gchring. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31
Ophir and Vicinity.
August eth, 1875

August eth, 1878.
A great deal Of blowing has been done in
these parts in the last two weeks; also most OF
the thrc,hing is finished Oats average 81
bushel per acre, and wheat 10.
We learn that Mr. John Kennedy is about
70 quit farming and enter upon the study OF
law We shall miss him here, but wish him
succct,n hi, undertaking
The best job Ct Smelling here this season
WIS done by Mr. Ed Lamb for Mr. c, Zorn.
Ell. has good machine and knows how to
run it,
There will be Grand ball on Tuesday eve
ming, Sept I'd, in the Masonic Hall in Homer
An invitation /, extended to all Good music
viii be furnished and everything done to in
sure a good time.
DR.. lloul intends going west in II few
weeks. He will 90 into business or stock rails
ing. We shall be sorry, los him as Il good
citizen and ncighbor
Miss Maggie O'Conr0r IL visiting friends
IN Chicago. She will return soon to take
charge ofthe Homer primary school
Miss Belle Carr is visiting at Mr.. McCarty's
Some Of the Mendoza folks while at pic.
nic last week at Starved Rock, lost their way
nome and had 10 set up all night In little
shauty along the road Well, that was proba.
bly, not hard 10 do, as there were five ladies
and two gentlemen. The lat,crmust have had
ihcir arms full
Mrs Cor,igau has completely recovered
from her late sickness, a, has also Mrs Edg-
comb
a great deal OF tying is being laid in this
vicinity
Mr.. Juo McNally la, purchased u new
Champion mower
Mr. Condor and wife PAID our burg very
pleasant VISIT this week
Mr. Ben. EIgcomb has erected very com.
moiious dwelling house for h., tenants on the
Old Wait farm
The church ,ociablc last Tuesday evening
MtHn residence OF Mr. Jones, Of Narham.
~a. -- Wr, attended as could be expected at
uls time o., Ntr year Ben ZEENE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31

Beware Of sneak thieves, burglar, and pick.
pockets next week, as the fair attracts more OF
less q hi, di-reputable class 10 our city. See
DO NOS leave lAem empty and unmatched during
nc day Trsmp- will be numerous, AID the au.
th0r.'c- request the citizen. not to harbor oriccd
u.cu. Hg. report them at once 70 the police, who
silI care Tor them"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31

Coroner Reynolds was informed on Tuesday Of
his week that man named \. VI. Schmidt had
been found dead at Earlyille lie instructed
squire Chase, Of that place, to hold the inquest
1t Was discovered on Investigation that hc had
committed suicide by shooting himself Schmidt
formerly resided in this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31

The Mar-eile- H,raH says: The case Of the
people against BodweIl for selling liquor within
tho corporate limits Of MarscIlcs without a Ii
rou-g, which took place Tuesday last bcfor,
squire Spencer, Of the north prairie, resulted in
finding iEc defendant guilty, for which lac wa.
fined SO and costs. Geo. W W. Blake appeared
for the people and Thompson X Thompson for
he defendant"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31
An Enthusiastic Friend Of Sanford
Radical Cure,
MEDIATION, GRANT & BowHN'4 FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY,
22i Pine Street. ST. Louls. Mo. Feb. !, lsIi.

"A MILLER, Washington Az, CITY. - Dear Mellicr
have for some years been troubled with Catarr md
Tor the past two years have suffered seriously with Il
Noticing your advertisement OF SAEFoRo's REMEDY
GR.DiCAL CURk), decided to try it. haze use! only
two bott es and as a result feel so much relieved that
presume on our personal relations and write this &c
you and ask you take some measures toget more
such relief "a have have recommended 1t to quite
a number of my friends, all Of whom have expressed
with them. ~.
really think It particularly adapted to wants Of 81
Louis people and they all ought to know OF Is, and
those who It should try H. will risk the assertion
that 1000 Walls las sanple) TO be given away VIII
sell as many bottles. "
Try some plan. Letthe people have y they need It,
could largely increase this number. Why try IT
Yourstruy, Nm Do"EN'
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and Deal
ers in Medicine throughout the United STATES and an
adas. WEEKS POTTER. General Agents and Whole
sSln DrnYyist. Boston, Mass.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and ndscrcons
of youth nervous weakness early decay loss Of manhood
&c, VIII send recipe that will you FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by mission
AIRY In south America send seliadirccd en- veope 10 the
REV JusFrH INMAN station u, Bib House Nsm York
! GifI nOvlO-ly.sp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1873

An instant death occurred at Leland, H., yes
tcrday, by runaway, Names and particulars
not given IN inquest was ordered by squire
Lockwood, IN the absence Of Coroner Reynolds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

DA ARD TAYLOR says: Il take great pleas.
ID urc IN recommending to parents the Academy of Mr..
= {. Shurtldgc." Hon. Fernando Wood, "A patron,
says Il rNccrfuy to the Of my name ~ refer
cncc" SWITHIN e. SHORTLlpGE tlaryard y. NJ Me
dnL pcnna Boys \ ca,lemy.
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DIR. N. OLIN.

OF Chicago formerly ~ this place VIII Nisit TaNa a
Clifton Hotel the FRI Tuesday of each nonth Tor t'a'hl
all diseases e tie Fye and bar, surTchy .r 1,' ~
Operaurs cataract ftincia pupil, inverted u- 'o-lf'
% she lot eye strassiy loiila and ie fcinNA ~
tuuurs aud morbid gr6Nth- of every description AIN'h
e,,s aud drums gsrtsd without pain or previous "lFS
ZION Granular e,,ll. az most frequent d',Iss iu h'
Irfst TTd'~TiV and SsfItrHsauV cuTed a.. a..
From Pie cong experience u treating diseases "l W.
ana Eir Ge feels confident stating that J" can n hl
Chronic ,''-t-f also treated 'ni'tltiph NV
l1rga-f --.gs ~ Artificial Eycs Boz thc Wet.
lber.Il'HtF .tri f-.s -'g
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31

ILLINOIS STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY, for the spe.
ca preparation Of TFNCHERs The full course OF study
requires three wears Tuition JIee to those WHO pledge
Themselves teach In the State 10 others s per year
nun SchoOl Department offers the best advantages Tor pre-
parug College for business Tuition ~ per year
iidadr School Department furnishes excellent facilities
for obtaining good practical education Tuition 70 per
wear Irnidry departments charming place for the lt
lie folks" Term begins Sept B. lsS For particulars Hi'
dress Edwin &. Hewett, President, Normal, ILLINOIS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31
ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Aug. 30, 1878.
The state Of trade is about the same as at oul
last writing Prices remain about thesame, viii
corn and oats a shade lower. We quote below:
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Train "" rs will carry passengers between IL Sale and
Ottawa aud No y viii carry passengers nom Gcncscu e.
Ottawa, Wien provided with tickets and not otherwise.
No u viii carry passengers between Joliet and Bureau
aud No ~ Will carry passengers between Mokena and La
sale, only when passengers provided with tickets
\. ". SMITH. Gcn'l Pass Agent.
\. ktNBNLL, Gcnl Supt. \. MARVEL. Asst Gen. Supt
May Is, 1873. D. NJ. HALL, Agent at Ottawa.
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Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Lucrative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
SANFORD'S
RADICAL.
CURE.

SAyFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR ChTARRH IA safe, GER
tain, and permanent cure for Catarrh 0tevery FORM
and Is the most perfect remedy ever devised. II j.
purely aYegetHblc distatOn, and Is applied locally ~
Insulation, and Constitutonally by internal admins
traton. Locally applied, retip IL lHstdMdHeDiN. II
soothes he ais and Cleases the nasal passages OF every
feeling OF heayiness obstruction, dnness or dM1ness
purihes IL of tho acid poison with which i j. AWAY;
charged In Catarrh, stimulates tho stomach liver and
kidneys perfccts digestion, makes new blood, and per
mits the formation of sound, healthy tissue and finally
obtains complete control over the disease, The re-
markable curative powers, when all Other remedies
utterly fail. of SsSFORDs RADICAL CURn are aestrd
by thousands who gratefully recommend to fellow
sufferers. No statement Is made regarding u that
cannot be substantiaed by the most respectable ana
reliable references 1t is great and good medicine
and worthy all confidence. Each packase contains a
Treatise on Catarrh and Dr. Sanfords Improved In
hang Tube, and full directions for Its uss Ia all cases
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Price TEN Cents.
Newspaper
Advertising
l1GtI, EDITION,

Containing complete list OF all tie towns 10 the nel
States Territories and the Dominion OF Canaan, haNL
population greater than 500 according To the last census
together with the names of the newspapers having ue t-
local circulation in each Of the places named Also
catalogue newspapers which are recommended tohlcr
cs ~ giving greatest value In proportion To prices charged
Also the Religious and Agricultural Journals, very com
pcte lists and many tables of rates showing me cost OF M
lcrtsng in various newspapers and much other lntnri
tiun which beginner In advertising would DO wei 20 pos
Address GEO. T. HOWELL " co, Newspaper AdNer
Using bureau, 10 spruce Street, New York.
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Call on NJ. B. Mitchell. No.
Z Court ST.. for LOrillard's
Tobacco and the No. Z ) ct.
Cigar. A full line Of Fine
cuts, Plug and Smoking To-
bacce and smokers Articles
always on hand. ausraama.
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nj 4 An beautiful So Grand Pianos. price = 900
HIbVIl only S215. Magnificent Upright Plang-'
.MHS price = 900. only S2Zo. Elegant Up
tayc. = 20. ~ - 30, New styles OrEan- $50.
2' , ;ISG a5y f'IT1e ORGAN I ;%.
1870 Mirror Top organs only - %;
laui. rl Parlus Organ price $40. only 500 fraul
ENpu-cI - 300 reward Read Traps for the InMnTE
and Newspaper about cost ofPNNos AN ORC ~ sENI
FREE Please address DANiEL I. BEATTY, Washington,
New Jersey.
~ Fancy Cards. Snowflake. Duma>k assorted u p
- STYLES. With uuuo Zoe Nassau Card Co., Nassau, .
NJ 4 DAY ~ Agents cauvas,iug Tor the E'ir"-id"
NI-itor. Terms and OUTFIT Free. Address I. o.
vi NICkERl, Augusta. Maine.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31
TELEcRAMs,
EXCITING SCENE AT CAPE MAY.

NAxAOw EscArB or ABATnRR-Twe HoURt
N TIE WATER BIFoRH REsoUeD.
Carr, MAY, Jply @.--A txtlling incideul
Wa tilhsssss % sAe b5ca yesterday after
acons a young MAI named McGarry was
in the sarf, bathing, when he was suddenly
earrisd out beyond his depth. Tho surf
boat was not out;at the time, and some
minutes passed before the crew could b gol
togsthsr. Finally, however, they manned
the boat and struck ont for the rescue. The
tids vsAso {drong that ths9 yoang maI
1oatsd down to Sea Grove before the boat
svsrtook him, having been in the wstel
evor two hours.
At the time there we're thousands Of peo-
pls on the beach, anxiously watching thu
strugeling man iD the water and the efforts
~ the boat tocresch him. When he VA
finally drawn into the boat alive shout d
Sglief went NJ from those who had witaess
"a ths exciting spectacle from the shore.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31

Declared Insane en- . Railroad @
Ay tive Ueeundrsls-a aelxedN RSbbeq
anA Outrassd-Mow she wh hes-
euo0.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31
BELGIAN WOMEN.
How TIE RTGHr oF&woMENsT LABOR Il
; isgl, RrooeNIzsD IN'BELe1uM.

H0w .TIE. .RIGHr oFawoMENs TO LABOR Is
; a4gro REcoeNIzBD INsBELe1UM.
"a tTroy Times.l o.
'Thsrs is ct least one country in the world
yAstfs women have rights. which mere men
are bennd to respect. In Belgium the women
ore Rsfnittsd to, work even harder than the
menssaIn thfs country woman would not
be permitted to be hitchod up with q doc
aud to draw her husband around in cart
but this privilege is freely granted them
In Belgium. According to ali sc.ounts the
lower class women in Belgium do their fnl]
share Of work. A racy letter writer IN IN.
Chicago "Times" says:
"Just as soon as day begins to break they
slip on nice blue frock and 20 to bust.
ness. They don't dxwdle around for few
hours, and then 60 down town and make
the round Of the dry goods shops to match
piece OF manye ribbon. Nothing of the
kind. They haven't the remotest idea as tc
Whist is the latest thing in bangs, in waists
or poionaise. That old blue frock which
they wear ties ct the neck and buttons Al
the waist, and one of them can get into II
and be oil dressed and ready for business
before an American woman can get one eye
,sAna xhen ] Belgian woman Is adyto,
bed It doesn't take two hours to unbuttop
unpin, uhlace, unhook. unite and unfaster
generally. She gives q pull at the neck.
strlns, = twist at the waist button, kicke
QH her wooden shoes, hops into bed and II
tMo, minutes is snoring musically-being
aitogether too tired to devote a couple ~
hours ~ y ochnd leizfng and all that. That's
tne EinQ efaaiwife for young fellow to %
iato business With Only one pair Of wood.
en- shoss and one frock In o lifetime.
Think Of the,saying 10 millinery and dry
9pods bills The, only ,fault can and with
the BSejan system ID that it puts too much
onfth0sm mon, Mem are naturally. and sv
virtus I,ofa their intellectual superiority
ManagerY y All they ought to do is to plsr
the work 4hd nvi,s i.s execution BY thu
women. Oth6r~I cslAs Belgian system 4
admirable. As soon - II ret home / an
going To try and fntr6dslce It. dress and ali
N Chicago, with such Improvements ss
have suggested"
- t.. o. So .s.s ,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31

CHANGE OF HoURs-WILMINoTON
~ d WE3TERN RAILROA AID -Commenc-
ng Thursday Dec. 4, 1879, Trains will run
Leave Wilmington 10 20 m, a Id 30p.m
Leave LandeAbhrg6 A. m and no n. In.
Arrive at Wilmington ! 81 b ", and 8 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg al IL m, and 8 40
ocoNNEcTioNs.-Trainle leaving Landau.
berg at e.4b q. IN. with train for Philadel.
phia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington q 1920 a m
with train leaving Philadelphia at $40 m
Ing Landenberg at 90 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at I 80 D. m.
with Pennsylvania and Delaware train, and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila,
at 4 30 p. m.
Train leaving wilmington at $50 D m
with train lessins fhiladelphia at 1 Is D.
m b. CONNELL. Snp
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31
MURDER ~ A BOY.

u JAcxsoHxnLr, Ill.,, July 30, 1875
sAbopt midnight last night Isaac Hammil
rode up toHnJohn Angeles farm house,
few miles from this city, and asked to see
Mr.iaA Angelo'sy daughter. Angelo refused
Gpermialouy i1t the. same time ordering hii
sonlAJsson, sged fourteen, to shoot Ham.
mil. The SON took down an old shotgun
loaded with slugs, and discharged the con-
tents into Hsmmil's head, killing him in
stantly. The father and son were arrested.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31
,,'BE .MXIfs .ANp, ,yRLEaRAPH.

T.S- arI.a stuf3eds r---t j =
i ID Lord HelisbuEy went TO, Osborne yester-
Adatndof6ihg VI Iscsivs from the Queen the
"a NH U Rghs Garter. -
y ,Thssslths ..crsf Nautilus, from Boston,
sfofty-hse days out, passed the Sicily Is
landsdR Mcnday. An wen. as h, a7 =
naIhsHy ysalow fever retains its hold upon
New 0FlSAns. asRighty cases and thirty
three tdeaths haxe been reported.
~ sr8s fsliuraof the Union Iron Works in
Cleveland throws nearly one thousand men
out Of employment. The liabilities are only
little over two hundred thousand dol
lars.
One Of the Washington labor rioters has
been sent TO- jail for tAree months, and the
eshsrsr srinklsaderk #,lf probably keep him
s9mpar None Of them are working
N8ek yd isstfeaas 81 u .@gi Ms
~ ssssHabkE Psshsr who wss ,I,,l summoned from
ParisbgsthsK Khediysto sssist him in the
satkbliahfnent ofreforms In Egypt, has &C
copied the post of Minister without port
folio. ID SJ%Hsa 1E9@T@ %H .@g'
-ss.EaI aEtafua ga :bifk $40 ~ 80
that RFemdenblstt announces the ap-
psoashihEa the .pstrothsfi Of Count An
drassy's only daughter with Prince Alfred
OF Montsnnaya, distant cousin of the Em.
perof Of Austria.
Aspeciai despatch from Springfield, NO.,
staaes that number Of deputy marshali
fsont Missouri and Arkansas came iupor
Tom Mallinee, . noted moonshiner, In
Tsney connty, Mo-, Saturday as he ,waa
lying upon the floor Of his cabin playing
with his child. Perceiving them approach
Mallinee jumped up and ran out Of bach
door thinking TO escape.
Captain Begardus shot pigeon match
on Monday with Captain Shelley, of til.
Nptting aHil Gun Club. The condition,
W0 birds each, !st so yards rise, for g2OO Z
stde. Captain Shelley retired at the eighty
ninth bird, having killed only "a, Whil,
CaptainBo Bogardus had killed N. The lat
ter centinned shooting, and out of his 1O(
birds Killed "a, the highest score ever mad,
in England. .l
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31

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