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The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
A CUTTING AFFRAY.

Last night AZ Horace Worrell, colored
was engaged in removing his household
effects from Twelfth aud Wilson streets ,
to Twelfth and French, he was met by
another colored man, named Cove Cool
WIN, who accosted him with some out of
The way words. Worrell replied, and IN
a short time, Goodwin drew a nocket
knife, and clenching Worrell commen-
ced s'abbing him. After some efforts
Worrell succeeded in getting way from
his assailant and going TO the CITY Hall,
related the circumstances. Upon being
examined it was found that he had been
cut in several places, but not seriously.
Dr. Ogle, was sent for, and dressed the
wounds which consisted of cut on the
left side Just over one of the ribs. one
over the jugular vein, one on the left
temple, and two on the back, one on the
rlght shoulder blade, and another lust
below 1t. Fortunately for the cut man
the blade of the knife was blunt at the
end, otherwise the cuts might have been
more serious. Worrell has been arrested
and locked up in the city cells, and will
be given hearing this evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
A SWINDIER

On Monday last German visited Vog-
lebacher's saloon, No. il, L. Second
street and asked if he could be accommo-
dated with board, for himself and father
Being answered in the affirmative, he
engaged room, saying his father would
arrive the next day. On Tuesday
he called up ID. ii. Sutton, the
Carter, and asked him if he could haul a
quantity of tin from the freight house of
the i. w. ~ B. II. r., to the saloon, at
the same time showing bill of lading.
He rendered Mr.. Sutton twelve dollars,
and not having enough borrowed S1.S0
from Mr.. Noglebacher, to make up the
amount. He then left, since which time
he has not been heard of. The same man
has been carrying on the same game in
other cities and people should keep a
sharp lookout for him.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
FIFTH EDITION.
DIR. Carver's Wonderful Shoot.
ing.

DR.. w. p. Carver, the marksma al, from
California,gsye an exhibition OF his extra
ordinary skill, at Saenger Park, Yesterday.
There were present about 500 people,
many OF them amateurs in the rifle ana
pigeon SHOOTING, and the doctors performs
ances met with great applause. Throw
ing of his black frock coat, he appeared
in black hunting shirt, over the breast
# which gold medals sparkled in the
sun, the badges Of his previous successes.
He used two gold-mounted Winchester
rifles, which fire 10 balls without reload
ing, and double -barrelled Psrker shot
gun. A barrel of balls thrown IN the air
one at time were demolished in short
order, Firing at a distance of II yards
he broke I5 out of 10, and then scattered
IL out Of all equal number thrown with
great rapiity. The sun shining in his
face he changed position and demolished
10 of the globes with an equal number OF
shots.
The man who threw the balls was
then directed TO throw them as fist as he
could, and he did so. The distance was
about ten yards and the marksnan
broke eghty-nine out Of the hundred.
People threw up pennies, silver coins,
lead pencils, and he shot through and
broke them with a rapidly not less won
deffui than the accuracy lie displiyei. /.
The balls are hollow, about tha size OF
hens eggs, with a few feathers inside.
To hit them, under the rule, the feathers
must come from the glass. Afver shoot>
ing about two hundred balls missing but
few, the Doctor took up his shot gun and
the balls were thrown from HIM, the
thrower sanding twenty yards away.
Two ball were thrown as nearly together
AS possible, and two reports OF the gun
followed, breaking both balls. This ieat
was repeated half dozen times. Then
the lile was taken up again aud the
ball thrown directly at the Doctors head.
Out of nine balls the marksman struck
e'ght in nine seconds. A brick was
thrown up twelve yards away. A rifle
ball broke il, and, before any OF
The fragments had reached the grouc the
ID ,ctor reloaded and broke the largest
piece.
Doctor Carver aims with both
eyes open, shoots inStantaneously
with the bringing of the gun to
his shoulder, and loads with great rapid
ity.
He says that match between himself
and Captain Bogardus is not likely to
come off, because they canuot
agree upon the terms of a meet
ing. DIR. Carver's marvellous skill con-
slst' principally in his use of the rifle, al
though lie shoots n great deal with the
shotgun. He will not shoot in Philadel-
phla again this year.-Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
THIRD EDITION..
Personal.

II you haven't hay fever you are not
in fashions.
Mr.. Parke Goodwin will return to
America next week.
Secretary Schurz resumed his official
yesterday a. Washington.
Don Cameron is having trouble in
managing Pennsylvania republicans.
Before the return home the Shah an
nounced his Intention of sending his son
to Paris next year.
Senator johnson, of Virginia. will go
TO Pennsylvania 10 lecture about emigra-
ton to Virginia.
Mr.. Hayes, according to the Buffalo
Express, is shocked because bis policy
has no effect on the yellow fever.
DIR. Don Benjamin Aceval. Paraguyan
Minister at Washington, arrived from
Newport yesterday at the Windsor Hotel.
Mother Stewart, the Ohio temperance
Ieformer, is at home from a tour of Great
Britain, and she is relating her exper-
ience.
1t makes shark mad 10 swallow tin
can OF desiccated corned-beef but a
Jersey City goat would have no compunc-
tions.
Colonel Lylleton, late Military Secre-
tary to Lord Dutierin, has been appoint
ed to the same Office under the Marquis
of Lorne.
General Joseph +. Johnston, Of Rich
mond, is opposed 10 a reduction OF the
army, aud lie may, therefore, be defeated
for Congress.
The EMPEROR of Austria the King Of
Belgium aud the King of Holland are
expect. in Paris in Sepemb r, 10 assis.
the distribution of awards.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
SALE OFIMPoRTED CATTLE.

The sale Of imported Jersey cows and
heiterS at Herkne-s' Bazaar yesterday
was largely attended and the bidding
spirited. The purchasers came in some
instances from the Blue Grass lands of
Kentucky, and New Jersey, Delaware,
Pennsylvania and Maryland were repre-
seutcd by buyer. Two calves were sold
at 500 and $40 respectively, and the
Twenty-Five head of cows brought 81 i95
The average price was S&GSO. The
highest for one was 5000; the lowest $3.50.
Mr.. Fowler, who imported them says it
was of The most successful sale of II re-
ported young cattle that has ever been
made IN thus country.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
TIM SorrH CARoIIyA Mooysu1xrps

TIM South CAROLINA MooNsHINERs.
AT Greenville, s. c., on Monday, coun-
sci for Redm0nd'S moohshiners moved
70 set the verdict returned by the Jury on
SATURDAY aside, on technical grounds.
Judge Bryan reminded counsel that his
efforts We're in behalf of the controver-
SION OF justice and civilization, but he
granted the hearing of the argument after
the jurors are discharged to prevent ad-
dlitonal expenses To the government.
Joseph Stiner, proprietor of thirteen
"a stores, made an assignment yesterday
to Jacques II. Herts. His embarrasS-
lneut' are due 10 losses by real estate,
having sunk sl35,0O0 in the Dyekman
pool Ii ID litirs are report "a at $40 600,
ni winch e2oo,OO0 are in real estate, and
40 1000 un-ecured-N Y. Sun
Tue repeated outrages in Central Park
suggests the inquiry, What are its ex-
peusive policemen d ing? This week a
ldy and gentleman We're robbed there,
and yesterday little child was indecent
" saulted. A hint from the Park Com
niS,lonerS is in order.-herald.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
BODY SERVANTS DISCOUNTED.
From the PHILADELPHIA Times.

Baltimore county, Md, boasts Of the
oldest man III the country. lie is a col
ored man, William Scott by name, and
claims to be 149 years old. lie is local
preacher Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, and says he was present at the
first conference of that church ever held
in this country, at Baltimore. He claims
to have known The mother of George
Washington before the Immortal George
was boru. This beats Washington's body
servant all tonothing.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
TOTAL iBSIINENcR SilliG VDl mn H
EIpEiS.

There is n curious story about ,o-.,,
wines which are extensively adver,lssra ~
days, and have oniyFeccriiy ieen nm y
the market. pr. Cudcrhl. tlie vitLt
grape-growcr of Croion Point. did,
Some Of his heirs entertained -
views of such extreme knd ,hstegl
unwilling to allow the stock e ylsi-y
hand to be sold or aiY iaoie to hr
The grapes have sometiuss h,7 II
market, and sometimes lcu Is ds7v n
the vines. It's oulynow T. a't'ea III
have succeeded in ARRANGING iofa.F5
OF the c.tal and the ale Of Il md
hand. Among these is g wine oi tew1
Of 1894, described as a Sweet lrl.il
hut suggesting the Imperial 'lo,g \
than any other Emopoln vine, A5
wholly unlike any clA vira q Amen
growth Its purity, age aud r'tiIovnz
remarkable and both pnaQs ariv
fanciers have a special in'c-,s Ia rn
oldest native wine nov acce Ala IA aYl
siderable quantity. The whole ,ockRh
hands Of the wcll-known whule.l'e ga
house OF the Thurbefs.-N Y, Ia
NoV. Io, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

"Thc man who would demand the pay
meut OF the iiye-twenty bonds in coin is
Al cXtOrtioner.n This is an extract from
a speech by Honest JOIN SHERMAN,
delivered at Mansfield, o., in 1865.
There are other political acrobats in Ohio
who can vault as high and turn somer-
sault as c'everly as Honest JOHN; but
there are none who can match the modest
air of Inconsistencies that always accom-
panies the most remarkable exhibitions
0f his AGILITY.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
SEEING WHISKY IN NEW YORK

New YORK, Auglt 27.-Revenue Col
lector Blake has seized one hundred and
fifty barrels eff whisky consigned to this
city from Emmott distillery, at Chilli
cothe, Ohio, on the ground that the liq-
uor was undergauged by the revenue OF.
ficcrs at that place. Investigation will be
made IN day or two.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
FOOD SUPPLY OF GREAT BRI-
TAIN AND FRANCE.


7 TOH lHt NtW OTk TVtHIHg FOSI.
The agricultural returns of Great Bri-
tain show a small increase in wheat and
barley and decrease n oats. The acre
aye Of wheat has increased 10000 Est-
mating Ireland at slight increase the
tai acreage of wheat inth United King
dom is 3,i00 900. The new crop is fully
up to the average and better than for
some years. 1t will yield il 100000
quarters, leaving 3,000,0 900 quarters to be
drawn from abroad.
The French wheat crop is believed to
be below the average, and the French
will be buyers instead of sellers. The
present prices will probably be maintai D.
ed, or perhaps be slightly Increased, but
there will be no scarcity. The potato
crop will be about the same as last year
Young cattle have increased 81, 900 and
lambs 263, 800.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
BORDER COMPLICATIONS.

GALVESTON, Aug. PA NewS Eagle
Pass special says; A Deputy United
States Marshal with detachment, left
her" yesterday to arrest Colonel Martinez
and about thirty OF his followers, for vio-
la'ins the neutrality laws by raising a
force on American soil to invade Mexico
] .,l MAY.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
A WOMAN IN BANKRUPTCY.

New YORK, Aug. N.-Among the petit
tons In bankruptcy filed in the United
States Court Clerks Office to-day was
that of Susan Sullivan, who succeeded
her husband, John Sullivan, an extensive
plasterer in business on his failure, two
years ago. Her liabilities are about $780,
900, portion of which is secured by
lorkvlle real estate she has no assets.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
POLICE CASES

The following cases have been dispos-
cd or at the police station, since the last
report
william Jones, for assault and battery,
on oarah Jones, was requised TO nav
costs. f'
Frank Williamson, for corner loun'ng,
90 cents and costs. -
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
STANDARDIZATION PAPERS

AT the sitting of the L. S. District
Court, yesterday, but one person applied
for naturalization papers. The Court will
sit again on Friday and Monday for the
purpose OF allowing those who wish to
take out their papers to doso. The above
will be the last opportunities before the
city election.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
SUDDEN DEATH

A man named George v. Anderson
residing. No. Sl8 Church street, dropped
dead this morning, it Is supposed from
healt disease; He was taken to his
nome, ana the Coroner rotified, who
dict IN accordance with the facts,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Blood, Nerve, Brain,

These all must have, and all want the
B'ooi rich, the Nerves strong, and the
Brain active. There is only one way TO
accomplish all this at the same time
use the blanchard Blood and Nerve Food
II IL honestly prepared by n well-known
Physician in New York City and is ac-
comprising wonders in strengthening
people,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

The above speaks for itself, hutwE
ndd that this is the pure juice Of the d
neither d,Egged. Aqnorsd nor 'pafoei' d
has been ripened and mellowcd by ag.
for medicinal or sacramenal purposes
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from
Of the leading Druggists throughO
United States, and at wholesale from
undersigned, who will forward desr1
pamphlet. free Of charge on appAcaa'-
Respectfully ETC.,
II. K. & F. B. THURBER 1 Y
Wet B,uadsUqy. Reaaf and Hai'H ~
NrW-NDRR
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
MONTHLY MEETING

The Trustees of the Poor are holsino
th cir regular monthly meeting at tbse
Aims House to-day. The only important
bills. vi
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
FOOD Ar LAST
A Substitute For D R u GS

FOOD is made curative agent Dy CON
oentraiion and artificial digestion, and IL
IS 50 simple In It's application that The ad-
vice OF fhyslclans Is not required.
Ihousanus Oh fecoverles from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best me ii.
cal SKIN has failed.
Many of the best Ply sicians throughout
the country are DISCARDING DRUGS
and using The BbANCHA RID BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
lying results, permanently relieving ali
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and ConsumptIve Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Bloc Poison
ing, together with the entire list OF com
plants peculiar to the Fem ale Sex find m
the use OF this Food sure and spec iy re-
lief.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
THE CITY DEBT.

STATEMENT BY THE CITY TREASURER.
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
RESPECTED SIR:-I see in your yes.
terday's issue, the following paragraph,
in speech of James p. Hayes, Esq, at
the meeting of the ID mocrats of the
Fourth Ward
James L. Hayes referred tothe financial
condition Of the city. lie said the bond
ed debt of the city was over 81 100000,
more than the debt of the State. 1t has
almost doubled in the last seven years.
The taxes collected during July are all
gone and there is floating debt of nearly
100000. He said change in the city
government was imperatively needed
Mr.. Hayes Is mistaken in his state
ment in relation to the debt of this city.
The following is the exact amount of
our liabilities, both of bonds and notes,
viz:
Debt by bond s1222, $50 90
note 81 900 90
Total debt by boNd 81 note Sl.254 400 %
In ambition we have over
drawn on our bank ac-
count 9,232 As
Sl263, $50 43
1 n' VcJI vi tIt OlIN, Jan. j. 1913, bV
bond and note, was as follows:
Debt by bond Sl233, $50 80
note 81 800 %
Total debt by bond & note 81 325. $50 90
We had at that day cash in
BANK TO the amount off,. 1854 80
Total debt Jan. /, 1875, less
cash in Treasury. y............s1 ,3O9, ,4OS 6s
Total debt of the city, Aug
| 2o, 1873. ..................1 263 $50 a.
Therefore our debts less Aug.
| 28,l87S, than Jan 1873. -. 45.726 q
This decrease of debt is owing to tn,
| payments from July taxes.
! have adopted the fairest mode known
of, TO show the liabilities of the city.
FRANCIS VINCENT,
City Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Transparent Teaching Cards.

instruction and Amusement Combined
important TO parents and teachers; 28 dir.
ferent artistic designs. The entire pack
sent free for % cts currency or stain ps.
Van Deh Il Co., % Ann g.. n. Y.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
MAMMOTH WESTERN ENTERs
PRISE.
EIGHT HUNDRED CRIsPINs START A
COOPERATIVE SHoe FACTORY IN
CHICAGO.

EIGHT HUNDRED CRIsPINs START A
COOPERATIVE sHoe FACTORY IN
CHICAGO.
From the Chicago Inter-Ocean, Aug. 20.
The shoemakers are considering a
scheme to start an immense and novel
business establishment in Chicago Ihe
leading men of the Crispins have been
holding secret meetings day after day
during the strike, and the result is plan
for a.co-operative factory which shall sur
pass, in quantity and quality of its work,
all the others in the city combined. Inc
idle DAYS of the past three weeks have
been passed IN busily figuring up the cos:
of hides and capacity of tanneres, and
the profits of the Northwestern boot and
shoe trade. The question as TO the pos
sibilities of compe ing with Eastern CHI
nese made stock of Joliet contractors was
argued pro and con. Finally the plan
was settled upon.
PLAN OF ORG GANIZATIoN.
In Chicago there are some eight hun
dred union shoemakers, all of whom are
TO have an interest in the corporation.
The first thing they demand is TO have
living wages. The officers of the union
are to control this matter as well as elect
the executive board, under whose man
asement the factory will be. There were
two general principals that had strong ad-
vocates, according to which the institu-
ton was to be founded. One party were
in favor of having shareholders in the
ordinary way in which companies arc
usually founded. But there were other:
who demanded that no man should have
but one share and one vote. This ii ap
pears was finally approved by the ma
iority.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

"For the year past / nave constantly
prescri6ed THE BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD 10 my patients OF
all ages, from eighteen motifs To eightv
three years. In every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. IL is
by far the most valuable and reliabia
onic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH M fl
20 Irving Place, New York
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
Nervous Debility

which underlies all forms q. Chronic Dis
ease, + speedily overcome by the use OF
this Food. VI
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

Here rs something worth calling
that every one needs, Fire Eag4
and Livery stable keepsr,s, p,s,doT a F'{y Elea1gI a
a Wagon Washer, a Wiluv" hIey a Fall
Garden or Street Sprinkler "a nurpJ
Pump, Stock Pump, or ,r,iG6,gs for any 4 Fla ia
where water Is used. I'M Inlow9s 9nce prl
stream So feet through nose. ot 0% order q
a Well less liable TO get out onv o1 o'rv Sump
less and last longer ,tion tn"a ny and elsl
use. Simple in construc,l9,i aTistern
taken R out or put in Well, lll,,oDsNHo sIsi 4
Spring. The cylinder, is ,scEs s5pnencr:3 OF scr:3
rust, no friction, no nails, Ia sachSS thoSgeher \
Everything IS solid. wen ,piehly pdh,l y; Of lhemI
those using them speak hlsil'
cheap, e durable and lasting; o,eOO. sd
Force Pumps, $500 ana r.O'SS ~ 60 o.
Pumps ;6cT F@@y 9ss,aS4ana Panes sessP2T s%
Inc "eii A""" j. Nj. HOLLhtTy1 N
No. soi King street; Wa11s,os. WlMi6g'0D6j D6jri b
Manufacturer and PropIMieoy9s Mo W. .dkE
promptlv attended to. M---s
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

EIRST NATIONAL BANK
Il OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE I'm
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital. 100000
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished 10 reg ular Depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
al 10 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
@SLehleht @ "a, d. Snuyth, George W. Bush,
Hehry >. McCoIAb, sam u Bancroft, Jr
Ell HhTu BetS mar
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

FNHE AkTIlANs SAVINGS BANK,
6o2 MARKET STREET,
IFcoRPoRATED JANUARY 24d, 1861.
open 10 receive deposits daily from A
NJ until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat.
urday evenings from Tn O'clock
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October
When dividends are not Withdrawn Tia ey
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS.
Ciementh umyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. own d, George S. Capelie,
NaInahi Il. Benson, NJ. l.. LicheHstein, n
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job IL. jackson.
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. swim,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w. BUSH, President,
GEO. 3. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l e. TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28
NEW YoRK. Nnven

NEW YORK, November &c, 1871.
DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food cure, o nd feel happy
to say they have met my most sangnine
expectatl Jns, giving 10 patients long en-
feebled by blood pois on, chronic disease
or over drug dosing the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LOZIER, MD, -.
Dean OF Hon Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

Hundreds Of cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
'1s 'ases II is a most specific PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from the use OF Alco-
hol, Opium and Tob lcco or from any un-
namable Cause. aud In this Food a natu-
raj and potent rem edy.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

IL you haven't hay fever you are not
in fashions.
Mr.. Parke Goodwin will return TO
America next week.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-28

Total debt Jan. ], 1875, less
cash n 1reasury.........".S1,3 ,309, ,4OS 6S
Total debt of the city, Aug.
%, 1873. ...........,,... o62 500 "A
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
THE COMING CONCLAVE.

HOW THE QUESTION OF THE SUCCESSION IS
VIEWED IN BoME-THE SOLEMN ROUTINE OF
THE CoNCLAvE-wHAr HAPPENS wHlN
POPE DIEs-THE ELECTIoN-DIGNIFIED AND
r1ME-HoNoRED cEREMoNIALs- ''ELIoI-
BILE" CARpINALs-THEIR NAMES AND WHY
ONE OF THEM MAY BE CHOSEN.
RoMs, Jan. 16, 1878.
The death OF Plus TX. and the election OF his
cossor will DO events to which the Catholic world Will
attach the greatest Importance and the interest attach
ing 10 which II viii naturally seek to prolong II
seemed desirable to tho proprietor Of the New YORK
HERALD that the prospective bearings Of these events
should BE- studied in all their Details in order that its
clearly as II they the spot With that view
was despatchc cd to Rome with special instructions.
have spent three months in studying tho question Of
tho succession to the Papal throne all It's phases
well as In seeing conversng with the ecclesiastical
dignisaros who will have share In deciding 1t when
tho fatal moment that will call Tor the cxorcise
OF their votes. As your readers will recognize, each
portion my narrative occupies It's logical place and
Is treated with much conciscness possible, SO
not to fatigue their attention weaken its interest
To render II tho moro complete start from the event
which suggested the task i,
THE PoPE's MALADY.
The powerful physical constitution OF Plus IX,
united to moral serenity great thai might be
almost called apathy, has enabled HIS holiness
sist without suffering the many trials TO which he
has bccn subjected in the Vatican, that volun-
tary prison which many people are disposed to con-
sidcr rather pleasant and dignincd retreat Tho
malady IRON which the Pontin Is suffering Is due TO
asuperabundanc OF humors, which increase In pro-
portion mis- great ago his natural strength
When his physicians could longer find an issue Tor
the now of these humors the vital parts became I'm.
mediately attacked. The cold and dampness OF the
season, by increasing the dnlcuty OF tho movements
Of tho august patient may In multiplying the crises,
hasten the fatal moment Those crises manifest
themselves by almost total Of appetite. Whcn
this occurs tho Holy Father only be sustained BY
| stropg soups and Bordeaux wine.
| wero he compelled TO keep to his bed entirely his
sores would close ana almost Immediate death would
be the consequence II may therefore be said Of his
present mslady that IL cannot fail TO terminate his
| life sooner or later
| THE PoPE's LONGEVITY.
Plus TX was born at smIgaplia on the 18th Of May,
17y2 his Holiness Is close upon his egnty-sixth
yea. Otbcr popcs have passed that ago, but tneir