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X. r.. Kunkel's ustraI & II. r,
kunkel's Shampoo for
.fiS the Hair.

The best and cheapestHair Dressing and
dandruf. alley irritation, soothe and cool
me heated scalp, prevent the hair from
Aillng on, and promote the growth in 3
very snort time, They preserve and beau
~ ~ ne 3 nair, and render 1T soft and glossy.
pearencs TO braid and wiry hair, and as a
DALI dressing, they are unrivalled; eradi-
cate dandrun and prevent badness. The
9na4poo cleans the hair, removes greece.
scia4 itching, eruption. Cures headache
hhampoo and u,tral restore hair to a nat.
ural hnd glossy color, restore faded, dry.
naiBh and wiry hair, Price per bottle ii,
AK your druggistfor them or seud TO u. K
kunfels rroprtetors No. $50 North Ninth,
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DOWN IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA,

The Palaee Railroad Passenger Car,
Dom Pedro, purchased by Dom Pedro,
Emperor Of Brazil, whilen on 2hfs visit 10
the United States, and which attracted 20
much attention while Oh Oh sshow sat thse Cen
tenntal Exhibition, was shipped on the
schooner, Eta, and Josie ytor New York, on
July 2ad. The vessel has sincs teen 's5sn-
doned at sea. The car which was of the
anest material aud workmanstip was built
BY the jackson 8 Sharp Company.
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q ~ 4. - Z
RAILROADS s;,i. q'en2igat
n PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND
III 'BALTIM0@E RAILROAl " iii I
y ...~lliL, lima 10Th lH78

Trains VIII fests Wilmington a. follows
for aHug t3-lj JDiET sll - h0la. .91'i'}Nha.L =
Philadelphia and intermediates stations,
aao, 8S6, slG go sE, 10 %. a. M 40,
PAllsdslPh,a AL New Yerk, sos.sAaa,
"a 81, IA 40, 548 p m. I,. ,,.@-".> fco,6
Baltimore and iatermediate stations, 8 80
Baltimore tn and wasning gton. .,, IL 81, 1859,
am, I26 81, u So, b.09, p m. ~ 'atl ~" =
Trains for Delaware Division leave for i.'
New Castles %. Q 30, am, l 06, 3 80 p. M. y .
Harrington and intermediate stations 30
am,4 05, g SO p m. l''.. 80 - =, XIII, ~
Delnar and fntermsdiate stations. . 80.
q. m, los, p, M En- rr ~ n I- Issri
100 SUNDAY TRAINS. '. ..-0
Philadelphia and lntARmediate stations
$40 a m, Is 90. $50 pm.
philadelphia and New York, 2 90, s A o m.
Baltimore and Washington. IA bt. l 16 m.
} For further information passengers are
referred 70 ths tine ablesp pcSted at the de-
pot. ", % ~ .o-,,g sro1a g =, La'g9'.Js
-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
first WARD DEMOCRACY.

ihs Democrats tho First Ward, will
hoid q public meeting, On Wednesday even
ing' tho 3lst instant, at No. 404 W. Front
street Mr.. John P. Almond, tho Demo
erstfc nominee for Mayor willbe sprseent
and With others will address the meeting
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SOCIETIES..

hHRTINes THIS (TUHsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. IS.
hsynold's Rncampmsnt, No. 8, 2d and
4th Tuesday. r,,~.
washingro Lodge, No.l,A.P. A., tasets
;y svery Tuesday night in the Nicola ! build
Lincoln Ledge, No. 8, K. of r., at K. Of
P. Hall, Oil Market street.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, In TWO hours
No fee till head passes, seat. pin ard
stomach warns removed by DR.. Kunxel
e. Forth Ninth street, Philadelphia, pa
Ib6nq for circular. Fer orremoving seat, rim
or stomach worms call On your drueqist
and sask for O. bottle Of Kunkel's Worm
syrup, price 81. 1t never falls Comman
sense teaches II tape worm be remove d. All
other worms can be readily removed
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LOCAL NOTES.
- s'-z-'---7-I--7-- 80 lss.- ~
Mr.. Fraim still feels dissatisfied.
Inc political csuldron = boiling.

Mr.. Fraim still feels diGsatisned.
/ me political cssildron q boiling.
| Wpninsscn ~ sasay dld saiacss.
captain Gslhshsr lcan swim very wen.
MfsWn. b Norton likes TO crack joke
and HAo~e h0E todoitA Ff MOHT
O. kyG61mlssioner 8. r. Smith smokes
An Asy6H iSsentincklly. 53 WIS Y l4ed
H.w Lorris, at 7th and Martst ssrestls,
s q krocsryman. g ,sI,'9a, asss g 3. "a
TkSrs y vi SO many ANY 4 isamallo tboys asssn
alons ths Brsndywislss sssaess, ss Ill lie sysuing.'
The js6srson Democratic Club win give
an excufsicn 70 Cape May ON TussaAy nsxt.
Nov that Rspubiiiec;sann' fsliev ID. Ssginnins
again about that pretty i:ss Give Civ ps s
rost A@ - ''N ''''''S .-srsTsi4 3 yab w
Wilmington lawyers like tAselassies.l =
that 10 tho elder emo. The hSdgslings Ike
the girls. wa oi,a' ,',7-a.o ., ~s,.aa, =, ".
Charley Woodward, out at the City Hes
pitsl, 10 tie best Judge Of vatermelcns N
wilminetcn. @ 7H y. ~, Il a,lsa1..,. u soa'v'1
The rate Of towage is cheaper on the Dal-.
aware river thsn ia any other port In The
United States t's'.''''..' '@'-' n' = . .'
Francis Vincent, Esq, still eherishes his
international railroad as something near
and dear to him. '2't r ~ 'S.,ass 49, ~ ~ ~
c,,r y.b,,,. ..fnr,., -. I'M ~. hn,a
o public mesting on Thursday evening, and
invite Kearney here
Next Sunday will be "BIg Quartsriy"l
aaong tie colorcd people. Excursions Will
come from allpoints. HA 'b'''''2so"' @ s I'D ID i
1t is quite true that Mr.. Vernon, of the
Republican, puts weights in his pockets to
keep him from blowing away. i7--iG A-.zs d
Business In PhEadelphla is as dull now as
It was last winter. The poor Of the city arc
in tarriblo anxiety about The future.
The Qulcksteps defoated the Ross nine of
Chester, od Saturday aftarnoou,s by q seors
Of 10 tof1,=st Eighth and Broome streets.
! A young lawyer of Wilmington thinks
what Ben Butler said about the press is justI
correct: -" Blast the press; blast every
thiag."' n N%
Christian Knitsel, q wsll-known baker
Of this city, died on Sunday evening at his
residenee. Third and Jefferson sireets, after
. severe inness.@ - GS:33 4 Y, ,s4Y
The man who stsppessop- an or,,ge peel
ih front or the City III, Z aad then tried to
STAND on his hsad, yAstsraay, saccsededJbo-
yond his expeetati0na. 80 |4y q O al
Do Ass stapefy your haby with opism, orI
saerphia ntxtars, bas ;uss Dr. ,BuH,sT TBsAy
Syrup which fk SlM&ys safe ,aad reliable and
never disapponts, 39s-centss, : TN sy5Tto
$50 Clerk Foulk is going oat of politics,
Is heP said knowing one as he read ths|
HERALD. "I suppose thst owiIl ba af,,,i when
ne quits caring his breakfast land taking i
his after dinner nap % Ne3 c% a21% 5a,,.' -
The late pastor of St. james Roman
Catholic Church was married in Phfiadel-
phia some time ago, by an Episcopalian
clergyman, to Miss Tile Ahrens late organ. /
lst OF the church. He informed, q friend
few days ago of the fact, and said that his
marriage would be SODA publisksd. sSG oq:o l
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AB1G BLAST.

Tho great blast, for which preparations
have been makins for several months in tbe
n'enaon iurnser ys'mestone ,quarries, near
!Easton, pa., was fred friday evening.
awe,ve thousand pounds OF powder VA
S0o 1eHso nH6 on at onoe and It ID estimst6d tbat
loo'ooo tons Of r9Sk were moved. '
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
507 GREAT BARGAINS OFF g Z. J. s
At WILS0NE 507. Market ST.,

l@7 GREAT BARGAINS OFF % q !. Sol
At WIELssooNlS 5o7, Market ST.,
Dry Goods aud Trimmings,
CAsHMERES,, MoHAIRs, AMI, AL.
" PACCAS. ~.r
kPLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND FIG
URED DRESS GOODS IN IL
10 cents ardIupwards. r 4
riltGAMUEs, y j
BLRAcHED, oANb 3 . UNBLEAcHEp &
MUSLIN,
CLOTHS, I coTroNADE, 8 + . Sf Z 'i'si; PANT AND
DkESS LINENS,
WHITE AND FIGURED PIOUES.
= FULL z TisE is1's Of ri THE'Sssr HHyfSfs; MAKE
~ OF CORSETS, JI9Is LII!
Also MADAME, FOY'S IMPROVED
pRSETS.s Al Sizes. Z TEs
~ KID GLOVES, ~>'
%. 30. @ IS Sl.oo, d. rs and $780,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
iHAMRURG gEDGINGS,
FrsmS osnts and upwards
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHES,
In Great Variety! 9r
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
As cheap as oan be had in the City,
SILK AND LACE TIES AND BOWS,
III fp great Variety fisiT Z -
HOISERYIAND GLOVES, TOWELS,
~ y NAPKINS AND CRASH.
''' TABLE LINEN,
25, 65. 80, 85. rs and 3i.OO.
A large assortment Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS.
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS, ).
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Call and examine and be convinced,
4J. JOHN r. WILAON.
A ,H W MARKET STREET.
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0 I'D kAoutGt free. No risk, Reader, Il Il
~ ysu want q business at which
persons Of either sex can make
EUWV greet pay Al the time they
E"E 80 work, write for particuiarR.tO
|H aHAtxgTr Cor Portland. Maine TT'Ti
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a||'E|;RE|l : /:
franklin
V. E. EHOLMES

This deljgh tful Summer Resort ~ III
All ls5es e1n and sxtsnaty aadisioh'. inHqd
d II In situsted ON the summit Of ,th1 Bin
NESTS su1phur. DO; assa pure guH@ q 4
tomperature seldom mAfa0verSxU6adfa =:
aaThsre Are no inosQuit t9ss t0 moi i, 1it6l
never ~ forgot ,os Il atSEsyiP 7
VALLEY, furntShi Ing s6ms 0fdthe RraG t u
applicant f6r want ot ,rlem.sg This, lSj1
sOK The prOp0rty. ~ .t,rra1I ittght sitda tp[si XII
- There will be Q flno livery conne ectad &I,
meet all ll'trAins to convey PaSsepg ger4 t6S III
PfwOrld-And the prepriet0EMill be persona
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1HRaki his i III III BIooh'

|IHRakI Il Bl0oh
In the wonderfui meal icine Is whton he shlIcs.
Cd are above directed for RELIEF, tAe iiscs%vors %
believes he has combined Sa-hdrnonv- ii,cre
SnS aturss res soysrsign curative propsrts which
binea iniohc med dielne The evidence Ii this iact
diseases wMcbif has betS Hound % coSqSsr nIrs n
and the carly stages Of COlsn IA ptiO on. H hos
astonishsd The melilSal facaIIys lid eminsns II az
|Physicians pronounce it the, greatest medical
discovery is o. the age While 4 cyres the severs
fies the blood, ~ its great and ihoroagn
m@rs from ae sefbfui% fa1ss ~ oommS mS
RlOtcbs Pimplc. Or Eruptionp MsrcuriaS
eradicated, ana vigorous health and q sound ND
constitution established ErysipeIas, SsitSs
fheum, Fever SOress Sealy or Rough
Sktn3 u short, all the numerous diseases caused
purifying, and inyigorating medicine.
o II you feal dull drowsy, debilitated, have sa,.
lpw color Of skinI or (yellowish brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or disxinoss
bas taste In mouth, internal heat or chills ateya
mated with not aushss, low spirits, and gloomy
coated yon are'sufering from Torpid Livera
or 3Bfliousness.0 In many casas of
silver Complaint, only part Of ths:s
ali such Gases, Dr.. Pieroes Golden Modesy piss ioe
coyery has no equal, as 1t effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by n. ". PIERCE, M. D., sole
Proprietor, at the WORLDS DIsPRNsARE
y Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-20
'EOTTlKsRRIEs, ETlsRE
,YAl7 7HAvANA LOTTERY.
sslo,Ooo drawn oayery N days.

Sl Prizes, ampfaaEatting cant 70 (span iAsi) Al $780, 900
information fgrnishsd yaas..a r.. I. orders
and Governments purchased, sII,1 .E,I:sCF,
E TAYL0Ri a CO. bankers liz
p I Mod rs6rll aWall ,StH New YORK. /
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24

OF tho fact that ArsSye tas.Sgs 0
sometimes said ...ut the best ~
purest OF mon. n
A METHODTTT lHl9AClI ER
FOR Tua Posr.
European r--'sss3oaent
-.
LErrE- No 4.
The IL " ~ Scsstt.
There are fow place IN Edrope whl
have been visited.tJ mggo peJplo
have been often & bstter dssorlb'
than Melrose Alloy. HAPPY 81
ono Of the slightest 4.erary preto
tioos can DO foBi l wlo Sauaot roo
a picture Of it -om somc point
view. Probably thor are rot mt
than three or fou- RUNS ~ all Euro
which can comp - With Wolroso
interest. While ic c'sn complete raj
for il is unoccur..u .al without
roof even, it is y ia 50 peslcct
state Of preservas.-. Is to show
wonderful arei,iLee'ur'. an1 " gi7ol
good undcrstap Ng VI what II
beauty must has been before u "
wsntouly and wicElily aestroyo
| I, has the additic--l Charm Of havi
its ragged and ifumelia. wallis
covered with ivy. snn. beautiful M
tle Of nature, that th5 harahaess o
desc Istiou Of Tho OrS.oavy esios Q
entirely Ventiog. .-i fr,m the de
past seems to have sprung a j'yo
and living prose- :. ----.-.--..
The structure -hoec rnins arc 4
much ADMIRED, wa conmooced
1925, although q AIilj ug devoted
s,mc form Of rel ioue w0ssbip b.
occupied the same r,'co 10 the INN
diate vicinity for siait hlndred veal
| previous. Al fr,s tbs As''sy WA
very small builiin-- Sn'ting no mo
than two thousand pounds of u!
money Of that p lOd. u was oeo
pied by q comm NIFTY o. Cistcrcii
! ,cI,o suarr rp'Diord by III
m1nNS, WI .u",. 80 81 ~ n,,stoo; anl
ru,eS r:.a.' " t"e. ,.S,, WV No.. ,ho,arore :,
sage.i 10 agricnltnr-. IN tranacribinI
and Illuminating maulac,.rts, n'j
particularly in to oonstrac,ioa ai
oraam'ns:.'o. - '.o S',,l II o,,|
wnoso Iulu, % S.a Tho., :, y
Eaeianu anu 'o1 80 .:.s. % 80 ,o,u
oet'er p'''.so .n. - .ssg. n'ios.tshi,
vsrance, taan ,'.,e .neE s.,., p',p''e'n ,.na'
monSs iaoo'."s ..'..y Ay, "a. ,.,.,.,;,
year. WIN 'ne,. s ~. -, "a0'. "-t,'"o ""'u ~
tue ma'l0' anu anu s,o"y Guy '''''uS W; ~
taose wopdel,u, % "'' , .,-;....., 49,. ...''a
Oh mower P.nn' 80 Vu'' Y,%;sS , ~
Srotesqos h.ures .' ""'ou "o ~ Uos
the. OUTSIDE a"o ins ~ e 80. ''uso
was covered A. a'a "s-.1;s .;ss. "T. ~
.a yes rsma,ns, q, s,,'aroa.. 'a ' ei ys'T" % b",
storms OF huaaroa- .. year ,.,ia0 nl'
beaten upon 1t sh.", tae wondell.'
deIlcacy aud oe. wv !" os's'oe''y ~
Entering throusn a. IRON Raeo :
the west s'de OF ". z 'o.AIs "o ~.
At once IN tne 'ss & o. .sos a'..is lI'"
va ;,s s9e !; sI'sd i,sa. ,;, ~ ,i'"1s 'os az p moy
]: j.; I'D e. F.: s:::ss ' ,'::ss :sss;
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-24

I cannot now srrpc n party whi'.
has favored Rur s,a ,ery aud n
bellion." That teadNes = . Nm,
true man. His bre'harn cau aaio
commit their appoit n.nts iDso b
hands, and trus' n,ua sa- sny. Pss0e
responsibility, fU.-he novor wiz y
tray their interests Aui II is sar
that number o. 1iakasalst pgoaol
ers, in view Of crrii,g thcsr v,w
for the DemccrcTc Nsnd,'isso I
Governor Of Perry yaon, Rro pt
riding on the r, ,fosAs -06 ftes p,
ses Surely this ,nust bo faiac )
Methodist preacher d f,ainiy jar !
brought like ell - ~ sss sisswbL
His desire for t.. good opinion
bis brethren woa,i n cont ..hs. :
bought, his bre Ygrl could. nov
trust him again n NY rs-ce of =
sponsibility. But J 'hodist preac
ers are controllc- " uigher m
tives thnn tho g a opinion Of tae'
brethren, and to', report must w
slander IL must D. Jliy al instao
OF tho fact that ArsSge ts,sags o
sometimes said ...ut the best ~
purest OF mon.
A METHODT5T lAEAClI ER
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THE MAGAZINES.

Hsrper's Magazine for November closes an ex-
cellent volume. 1t opens with a paper describing
a Free kindergarten in New York City, with
pictures of real children involved in the enchant-
mentS of Froebel's wonderful system. The same
number contains an interesting and attractively
illustrated paper on "Wid Babies from Ala sks
o the Gulf. The quaint style Of Abbey's il
lustralion has had better illustration
than in "The Fire Wizard" which Ms.
Helen S. Conant has happily rendered from
an old German ballad To show the versatility of
Abbey's pencil, we need only to turn from the
German ballad to the three illustrations Of ME.
lspie." William Gib.on's poem, "The Valley of
the Yomouri," is finely illustrated. With the
single exception of the paper on David Teniers-
fifth in the series of the "Old Flemish Masters
1.-The illustrated articles in this Number are all
American. Mr.. Benjamin's description of The Sea
Islands off our South Atlantic cos. is full of in
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An appeal for the enforcement of the laws
to protect the suffrage is made to the federal
government from Texas, and by democrats.
1t appears that the grccnbackers Of that State
threaten the supremacy of the regular organ
ization in some distr cts. and the democratic
leaders, with a consistency which does them
credit, have been applying to the belters the
persuasive tactics employed in Mississippi and
South Carolina. The Southern democratic
conception of the liberty of the popular vote
is that ola liberty to vote only as the regu
lar democratica authorities prescribe. Against
this Interpretation the Texas Independents
take an appeal to the Washington govern
ment This is a good sign. The law was
made for all, and intended to protect demo-
Gratis as we'll and as much as rcpubli-
cans. No better demonstration of its sub
stantial Justice and impartiality could be de
sired than that democrats should resort to it
against the tyranny oi their own party
.Neic York Times.
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THE QUESTION Or PROFITS.

"Whst is the profit and Whist the risk :" are the
first consideration in every business transaction.
Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co., Bankers, 81 EXCHANGE
Place. n. Y. City, make large profits monthly for
their ,tomers, by the new Combination system of
operating in stocks at the N. Y Stock Exchange.
BY this system they mass together various sums
from thousands Of customers and with the sggre
gate become giants 10 the street, placing their
patrons on an equality with the kings of finance.
whether the amount invested be great or small.
SIS pays SIS, or five per cent. on the stock dur
ing 80 days. S75 pays $455. or per cent. /; 500
pays $1,000, or 10 per cent. and so on, according
to the market Messrs Lawrence & Co.'S circu
lar copyrighted and sent free) contains 1.-Two un
erring rules for success in stock operations" and
explains everything. The Brooklyn Journal,
April 10Th, says: 'Messrs. Lawrence & Co. have
many facilities by which their customers SECURE
advantages not otherwise obtsinable. Our editor
made net profit of Sl0l % on an investment of
$50 in their combinations" The standing and
responsibility of Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co. Is uu-
questioned and they furnish the best of references
Highest market market prices paid tor all kinds
of Stocks and Bonds, and new Government Loan
supplied.
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General News.

doctors" Eddy and Arnes of Lynn are under
arrest for copsplrug to murder doctor" ID. II.
Spoford Of Boston. They all belong to the So
called Christian Scientist Cure" school.
little girl at Heeley Falls Ont, while stray
ing around her fathers farm came across young
bear, and, installing it for dog, tied a string
around its neck and logged it home.-At Stone
ham, Quebec. large she-bear was caught in q
trap, and her aIectlonate cubs nearly Hayed her
alive by plucking at her with their teeth in their
endeavors to get her away.
The officers of the Mint seized and destroved
at Philadelphia the other day number of Old
dies used between 1906 and 1920 in making ysri
Gus coins from half cents up to half eagles. They
had been advertised for sale 10 the collection Of a
local numismstst, and the supposition is the en-
terprisng collector found means to have them
thrown in with q lot of old iron and steel to he
sold from the Mint, and then rescued them from
the old metal after they had been boug ht in nv
himself or some other person. In the hands of
counterfelters the dies could easily have been
turned to dishonest purposes.
The failure of the recent attempt to assas,ina,e
the King OF Spain adds one more item to the long
'7' Va "'"'ti'c PolitiNai tiiiIleS OF KIND Tor
which the present generation has been unfavora.
oily notorious. The life of the Car has been
hrice attempted in vain, that of the Emperor of
rmany twice, that of the Queen of England
i've times, that of the late Emperor of the French
Ihiice, that Of Prince Bismarck once. This last
| attempt was eommemora,ed by German comic
paper, III very singing cartoon, representing
he would-be assassin at the gate of heaven. An
nouncing himself to ST. Peter as the man who
nied TO kill Bismarck. St. Peter is seen closing
The gae IN his face, with the stern reioiuder
"You tiled, but you did not succeed MANY OF
these useless crimes, however, were undoubtedly
prompted by personal vanity and the desire of be
NJ Ia ked about, rather than by political rance,
or private enmty-a fact pointedly illustrated b,
the remark of an English trough" who fired A
sir robert Peel, and when arrested and called ,t
'ccount replied in an injured tone, We'll dom
see why can't have my shot as we'll as anybod,
else"-s. if SIR Robert had been target for pub
| nc practice.
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Who is the CORPSE?

1t is now settled beyond doubt that Colonel
Peton the photographer at the Grsmercy PARK
e. d of the wires. Mr. Tlden denies that he sent
or received the telegrams, but Pelton ma mt ms
discreet silence. Now, the question arises. as the
Tribune points out, whether Pelton sent and re-
ceived those dispatches secretary of the Demo
cratic National Committee, or as the nephew and
confidential secretary of Samuel j. Tilden, demo.
cratic candidate for President. 1t was one or the
other. Tilden says he never saw them; then they
must have gone TO the democratic headquarters
Mr. Hewitt SAYS he knows nothing about them
then they must have been handed over to Mr.
Tillen. Either suppositon OF fact is a dilemma
with a very ugly horn to i. The democracy
can take which il chooses-T Troy Times.
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ITCHING pILcs.-Tb. .vmn,om.

ITCHING PILES. - The symptoms are
moisture, like perspirstion, intense itching. n
creased BY scratching, very distressing. psrticu-
larry at night as If pin worms were crawling 10
aud about the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected; If allowed to continue, very seri-
ons results NAV follow. DIR. SwAYNEs ALL
HEALING OINTMENT is q pleasant, sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were IS above de-
scIibed, the use Of Swayne's Ointment in q short
time made perfect cure.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-01
What Wade HamptOn's Militia
are Doing.

While the government is prevented by acts of
Congress from sending troops to protect citizens
from violence and oppression, Wade Hampton's
militia are being used to intimidste the republican
voters Of that State. The Democratic State Ey
ecntive Committee of South Carolina recently is
sued an address to the democrats Of that State
who have succeeded in preventing republican
meetings, ION the splendid work already done in
this canvass" Bnt that is not the only congratu
latory address that has been issued The follow
ing order of thanks for troops that participated in
the attacks upon the republicans early in the cam
paign has Just been received:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT.
FIFTH BRIGADE CAVALRY, s. &. V. T.
FrLToN :. G., SEPT %, 1873. y
Special order No. 7.
|. The colonel commanding desires TO return
hi. thanks to the officers and soldiers of the sec
ond regiment Tor their prompt response to various
calls that have recently been made upon them.
Three times within the past two weeks, at this
busy sea son, have thew assembled at short NOTICE
with fnll ranks at Sumter and Manning, thus
showing their patriotism and devotion to their
country. 2 The colonel returns his thanks, and
the thanks of the officers and soldiers of the sec
ond regiment, to Captain Ancrum and the gallant
old Kershaw troops for their presence and assist
arce at Sumter on the DIST, and also to the three
companies of cavalry ION Williamsburg, com
manded respectively by Captains Gland and Fitch
and Lieut. Robbins, who 50 kindly participated
with them at Manning on the 23b.
By command Of Colonel BROWN MANNING.
A. NJ. BRANsFoRD, lieut.. aud acting adjutsnt.
1t will be seen from the above that an entire
regiment with full ranks. and three companies of
cavalry from another county, participated in the
movement against the republicans of Sumter
coun,v These volunteers were q body created
for the purpose of tax ing away arms from the
State militia, which was in part republican. The
latter was abolished by law, and these volunteers
were organized and the guns turned over to them.
Boston AdUerfiser.