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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
FREDERICK DE barry L CO.,
Sole Agents.

Nos. Il and ~ Warren st..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
EreIas the Earliest Ages

Z. EOFULA has been the bane, and as IL
Hsrs the curse of mankind Moses, In the
18th chapter OF Leviticus, lays down very
4 pitcit rule, on this dlsea5e. 30 terrible
and lcathsolDe had II been considered then
.aat a person known TO be infected with II
you'd not be allowed Il mix with society
fhe Jews regarded itas divine infiction
AID believed there was no cure for 1T; Ii
vas then the sins ofa youth or a diviatton
,Toln the paths OF virtue were punished at
long as life tasted. M&prily In our day
tho sence OF medicine hos oeen developed
the great storehouse OF Nal ure furnishes 6
reTnedy. the disease ts stripped OF It's ter.
sor by the use Of the SA kIfAN'SR ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim o
%crOfilln, Ulcars, Sores, Pimpl9s, BloIches
IT, ter, eto,, eau be restored to sound health
IN few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
ot the dark ages we are well aware. Many
uow iail to tin1 O cure aa well as they die
then, TO all such the Samaritau's Roo
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon
eradicating all impurities nom lLe blood
and making the complexion bright ano
nealthy, A few hotties wall remove pim
Pies or plotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetic. an, powders, ROOT &ND HERR
JUICES Si.25 per bottle; Sent by express
to aoy address:
DESMOND 81 co.
i6 SacTSfrsAt ph!'afelphia P.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
LIFE AND HEALTH.

We have received from Rev. Thos. F
Hicks, D. D., the first runber of li;ile
jourDal which is Of undoltted value,
entitled Life and Health, which takes as t.f
mottoE physical, Mental, Moral" DR..
Hicks was formerly Of this town where he
is well known and greatly respected. He is
DOW engaged in the carrying On Of health
resort and Hygenie cure away up among
he NeversUk Mountains, rear Reading,
Pa, called the Mouutair House. His ad-
dress is Wernersgille, SerBs Co., Pa,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
PEN AND SCISSORS

Mrs General Sherman returned to wash
lngton on Saturday evening, recovered from
her recent illness.
The police of Piitsbarg have orders to
tear down all indecent posters used 70 sd-
yertise shows of every kid.
Christopher Mann, OF I0depeDdenee, No.,
has lust celebrated the ore hundred and
fifth anniversary of his birth de . the
father of twenty eight children.
Considerable excitement aud 3 great deal
Of moralizIng we're recently occssioned by
he arrest Of horse thief al Democratic
c1nye1tion. He wzs Republican.
.. Jumping sheets" are being iutroduq q
int The Engii.h fire bris4des. TheT are Of
stout cspyas, = ith s'xtsep loops, or handles
10 bs held iys4s 70 ny men, AID SO bfesE
thefsll Of pel son jnmpiDg iDioLhfm from
hmnlDg house. Trials have retu'tec Ee'!
satisfactorily. .t q
one OF the most important revelations
disclosed at tie isG1est In the case OF tbe
Princess Alice disaster OF the Thames i
taat the man a-hO Ess Steering thst nn'oF-
tupxte excursion Loaf st the lima oil the
collision was an inexperienced waterman,
Fho had reyer s'eered anything larger Lhsn
a 8ugsOat before that fatal hight. ..
TIE Washington Star says: In report
70 headquarters in this city a secret service
in the West makes mention OF 8
case In which a little girl uuHitttDgly
caused the arrest of her father in eouDter-
feiting. On her wsyto school few. morn
ing ago she stopped at coufectioner's To
Euy FIVE cents worth OF candy She handed
he proprietor uickel. He eksmlned 1t
and said he did not think 1t wss good. Oh,
1 know it is,' she exclaimed inpocently,
because papa made it. Papa makes lots
Just like that"
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08

The Post Office Department Gsn,t.as
tlIa. productions oi the type 1ri1sr c&af os
be regarded as printed matter aGd rent jn
an unsealed envelope for ! c@pf, but sac!.
productions must be treated 81 cDIresrtEd,
ence. When. however 200 Or 40 enyel
opes are deposited with a postmaster, ID
contents Of which are exactly alike, though
written by type writer, tits prima facis
evidence that the production ir circular
aud can therefore be sent at circular rates
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08


The destruction Of birds, both in thi
country and Europe, has often been severe
ly commented upon, both az being wan.on
10 the character and enlailing Ioss upon az
ricJIlturaI districts. The brooklyn Eagle
cai!s attention 10 the fart hat tki. yeas no
on. snnalf birds bq: zIso large onez have
ban .4cracsd, and ssin2, mea~ts ard
hsads are pressed into sesVIcs hf he
a4yrnmenr of womst}s head cogsriEzs, The
pet shenstnGs, xr,.lnY Eas passorabs ia tbaa
pear Elf, sa7..
Il have found rgt glG lhr nay 4tfs
baye ioUnd 4neFe Gs< pgcd p1zslf.,
breed,
B'.t Ie. me thu. pAzliaas f9rb@as,
She wonld rag 'tes q bagDzfpA Gser.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
wIlwinaTOS. BEL. Oct. s. s.Is7s

epeaking ofthe vast-and to great ex-
le4: unavoidable destruction of property
by fire in this cuuntry, the Fireman say
that fires are increasing, both in number
aol deslructiyeness, far more rapidly thar
the increase Of wealth and production. !
il computed tha! from All annual loss, ex-
elusive Of exceptional fires such as Boston
and Chicago, (if such may be called "ex'
ceptio Jal,") has increase 10 Sl00OO0oO0.
Tne full significance of this statement can
not be realizet unless anaiyzed. This los.
il the irremedlable loss of human produc
and industry. 1t is the conversion Of hui
man blood, brsan and muscle, necessary Il
create 100000, 900 of value, into ashes
and smoke. Assuming The labor that pro-
duced this value to be worth So per day,
this loss Is Of more tllan the combined la
Dor of 100000 men iVr one ehtire year
Thee, too, it must be rememDered that
this is the surplus production. 1t has been
accumulated bv producers after earning
liveiihoods..for themselves and families, and
paying their share ofhe cost CT govern
inert ard their proportion Of Ihe Burdens d
society. Itwould require, then, the labor
100000 men for 20 years to replace b,
gu plus production this annual loss 1t is
not only 30 much wealth subtracted from
the resources Of the country, but it is the
loss of the productive power Of 80 much
cauital
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
SPORTING ITEMS.

During steepie chase at Montreal or
Saturday, one rider was killed and .wo OH
ers were severely injured.
On the San Jese, Cal, course, on satui-
day, Fullerton won irotting race With
Occident ard Nntwood in three straight
hests. Time, 2.1sA, 2.204; 213.
Joseph Parsello, clerk in the War De-
pa,tment, the other day scored 224 points
out Of possible 225. He had fifteen shots
at 500, 800 and 1000 yards, striking the
g bnllseye" ever time but once at 800, and
then he made four.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
Il. r. Kunkel's ustral 4 Il. f
KuMk els Shampoo for
the Hair.

Hatr Cieaa 81 iu the world. hey remove
:auGIuf alley irritation, scothe and COO
The heated scalp, prevent the hair from
ialiiDs OF, and promote the growth in
'ery short time, They preserve and beau.
4ty the lair. and render II soft and glossy
IN" iiypart briIiiarcy ard ailay ep.
psaTe.rce 10 braid and wiry hair, and as q
b:,iT dressing they are unrlva led; eradi-
CT le tand utf aud prevent baldness. The
Stamped cleans tie hair, removes greece,
scJuH, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused hy az ana tI:signe. kunkeps
ShHiupoC aud au,tral restore hair TO q nat
cr&I and glossy color, restore faded, dry
hnrsn and @ir3 hair, Price per bot*le 81.
All yea! drugg Is lor them or send to f. F
KuuAci, Proprietor No. 259 North Ninth,
ss-r.t.' p,' .Adel chiP r.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
MEDICAL.

Z; n. SGT Ra vh1 ArALsE RHED
" AATl- REsAEba..-is lie psEses..
don OF one o. PniIzdeiF ala Oldest physi
eiaus land -iSr5UsaEa aat6sir TO crTe rnsuEDS
ism. nerr.Igfa, sciatica. pain, BscEsene
&C. or money refunded, by inytgoracn'
he nerves, purifying the blood, and Ilsls
sralixing poisonous deposits in me system
sine. Suffering AMI money saved by nseini
II In Graa, Remember that DR.. Filter i
the only pnyslc.an Ia Amsriea deyonni
"a years to this one line Of practice. Cur
Warranted, Adyics gratis. IS Sou q Fou'
strest. - gs~s Frae.t, ri 81
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08

Tie Best Qualify Of MEDlCINl S
AT WILLIAMS
THE MoST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
90 MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice pERFUMERY, COLOGNES .,G;c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
AT Ninth aud Market.
A choice Imported Key W, st Pride Of Key
West or Grauley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
ct Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS.
Zine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED Scars,
At Ninth and Market.
get the kest" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
LEOUS DESTIfKICE,
AT WILLIAMS
C501ae Gsf,ds, Accuracy Ia dispensing, ard
Reasonable Prices.
TILI-EAMS' PRESCRIPTION STORE
A&7h n C1sser Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.

The music trade Review, published Oh
the 81 ard 18th Of every month, is the most
reliable snd wide pendaDt musical jourLa
10 the country. lis bold in its criticisms.
aud fearless of no one, and fair TO all. The
current number is just received and is as full
Of brightness and interesting musical mat
lers, as usual.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08

The Mentagsblatt's special from ST Pc.
tersburg says the Gar has expresseda de-
sire for peaceful solution Of the trouble
between England and Afxhanistan.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08

Daniel Gutb, Of Griesemsrsville, Pa
Sunday hung himself in his barn. He
made an unsuccessful attempt on his life :.
short time ago. TIE loss OF sum u
n'ney through bank failure made him
u.-pondent, .and is suppcse1 to have
prumpted the deed. - -.----
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
The Morning Herald

- pusilsned every morning, Sunday ex-
rsi,Ied9 and delivered in The city OF Will
mington and surrounding places for sig
eeuts per week payable tn carriers. Mail
subsci / tiOns. postage Lee, three dollars
PEI afnum.
GEO. O'BYRsK d Co., Publ hers.
. .~ No so Shipley street,
Nh tv WilmiDetoy Del.
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Tape w or,n Removed Aive

Eead and Gll coiuplete, IL Two hours. -
No fee Till neau PASSES, seat, pin AID
IS .orth Ninth street, rhilaieI phia, "a
send for circular. Fer removing seat, IN
or stomach worms call on yeur druggist
and ask tor a bottle Of Kunkel's Worn
syrup, price 81. Ii never tails ComnaD
sense teachesH tape worm De removed, aIl
other TcrEas can readily removed
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08

NoTIcE TO sUBscRIBERs.-Those of our
supacribers who are indebted totbe Morn
mo HERALD, will obiige BY an early re-
m:uance.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08
LITER AZURE.

Secretary Sherman, ex-Sccrc' airy McCui-
Loeb, and others, will give their views Il
regard TO the resumption OF specie pay
ments il the November and December mum
Der Of the North American Review.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08

Byits great and thcrauga, tl29t,parifying proper
sias DE- Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery cnres
N UrIIloEs fr.,. tie worst Scfofutn 10 cOsnrcOl
Biotch, Pinyte, or sEr1ytsoa. MeTctriat disease,
WirT-Tyi PCIs1Es and tpe.r elects. are eTadcateds
zfI yigorns Leaiih and sound contribution esta,-
IIsLsei ErJEipcias, saltrheum, Fever eo.esy scaiy
sr Roaeh SKIN, in Snort, al diseases Caused by bad
blood are conquered by this poWerfnl purifying anu
i.1yfgo-atiEg medicine.
Isfec1lly Las 1t Ia9nifested its pctencgia curing
Teftsr. Rose Hesh, Bells, CGrbuneies Sore EJes,
serofuIczs ssrcs ssd sEenlngs Nhite sEFeHtnss
Coitre or Thick Neck, and Enlarged GLANDS
III Won feGl duh, LTOv5y, de5titatsd, have sallow
coisr OF skin, or yClywisl-brown spots on face Or
bs1dy, fregucat headache or dizziness bad taste in
mouth internal heaG CT ciils alternafed with hot
aushes lew spirits, and gloomy forebotings Irregular
appetite and tongue coated. y0u are suffering fronl
Torpid Liver, or "Bfiieasness." In many Cases OF
Liver Complaints only part cf these symptoms are
experienced. IS remedy for al such cases Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, as
IL effects perfect and radical cures
In lie cure of Broaehitl. Severe Coughs, and the
early stages OF Consumption, It has astonished the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce
il Tie greatest medical discovery OF the age. While
If curs the verest Coughs 1t CITIZENS the stem
and puriaes the blood. Sold by druggists.
r. V PIERCE, u. D.. Prop'r, " or1d's Dspensary
and Invalids' HOicl, Buffalo, \. I.
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DR.. sAGE's CATA2RH REMEDY

produces radical cures of the worst cases of Catarr
10 matter Of how long standing. The liquid remedy
be n9ed or Rter @ "a APPLIED b, y,r@ E9 use o G Dr
mcnt vet Invented with which fluid medicine can be
carried HIGH UP and PERTECTLY APPLIED to all
parts Of the affected nasal passages, and the cham
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
the catarrhal discharge generally proceeds It's use
accompanying each instrument DR.. SAGE5 Ga
tarTh Remedy cures recent ATTACKS Of "Coia ~ tne
ami 10 use containing no strong caustic drugs or
poisons. Catarrh Remedy and p9uche sSld by drug %
gists and T. 1Hya6s NJ diEgfE, ote M BIaloip
The Morning herald., 1878-10-08

FOR STATE EEsAToRs- -af.
]. wilkins Cooch, of Pncadsr, Hd1
Charles FL. McWhorter, Of Red Lioo.
FoR REPREsEsTATlyEs
James w. Wsse. 81 Wilmington.
Or. swithin Z ,srdier, Of Mill Creek.
J William Dean, OF White Clay Greek.
John Djran, of Chrbtiana.
Giles Lambson, ofNew Castle.
Edwin r. Cochran, of ST. George.
William Z. Riega, sr, of Blackbird. =
FOR Levy coUgrs COMMISSIONERS.
William r. Bright, OF Bed Lion.
William Polk, OF 81. Georges.
William A. Morrison, Il Mill Greek.
William u. Wier, aef White Clay Greek
James J. Taylor, of Appcquinimink.
henry Fl. Wells, of Blackbird.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23
The Cincinnati Star

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their subscribers in the city of Cincinnati
aud i'll all important Western cities and
towns, for 10 Gents PER WEEK, payabl
to the carrier. Or the paper will he mailed,
pustage paid, to any part } the country, for
so Gents PER MONTH, SO 90 PEI
ANNUM,
TIE STAR is the only STRICTLY lNDE-
PENDENT NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati Il is taken aud II al by people
Of ali parties and shades of opinion, and 1t
seeks to present the news o. all kinds iaiIi'
and truthtuuy. with justice to all and with
especial favor to none.
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t1tra must De seat Tor mailing expense On
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EVERY MAN A SOLDIER.

The military system of almost every
country in Europe makes every able-bodicd
man liable to service. In England it IS
different, but n London journal finds
compensation in the fact that since the be-
ginning of the volunteer organization, about
seventeen years ago above 800, 900 English
men have passed through its ranks OF are
now numbered in them. 1t is something
to know, remarks Our contemporary, that
fully 500, 900 of the flower Of our youth and
manhood have received certain amount OF
military drill and training as we'll as famll-
iarity with the use of weapons and an ele-
mentary acquaintance with military evolu-
tions. No doubt the training. must, in
multitude of cases, have been superficial
and short lived, and probably in no case
did 1t reach the mechanical perfection
which III Germany, for instance, goes to
make up the citizen soldier. More lm-
portant still, thousands-perhaps the ma
iority - of the 32,911 enumerated as
having left the ranks, had no opportunity
of resulning their military education or
used any endeavor to retain the little they
had acquired. On the Continent once
soldier always q soldier, since the conscrlpt
is liable in one capacity or other, even to
the verge of old age, and no citizen Is al
lowed to forget that he has learned II
periodical nlusterings can refresh his
memory. Here the youth who ceases to
be a volunteer breaks entirely with military
education and associations, and may never
feel the utility of re-establishing the link.
But, making every allowance, the fact that
800, 900 men have at one period OF their
lives acquired the rudiments of discipline
is valuable and gratifying. These youths,
it must be remembered, were all more OF
less intelligent and educated, SO that
lesson once learned and mastered moro
thoroughly than the average European con
script absorbs his military education. MOI
need we treat as immaterial the physlca
benefit of marching and drill, the enduring
gain to the health, spirits and muscle, The
appreciation of the qualities Of endurance
and subordination, and the development O.
habits of self-rchance which all our volun
ters have in measure acquired. Phlladel
pRia Herald.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

Recently Coroner Moore, of Louisville,
held an inquest on the body of Thomas
Creed, eight years of age, the jury return
ing verdict of death from alcoholism.
The boy lived with his parents, Thomas
and Mary Greed, in the basement of a
house on Second street, near the river and
was found at 8 o'clock at night by John
Creed, an elder brother, lying in the street
insensibe from the effects of whiskey.
The body remained in stupor all that night
and most of the following day, and was
taken with convulsions, which continued
until death. The brother said the deceased
and u number of other boys went to the
ruins of McIlvain & Sons whiskey ware.
house on Snead street, recently destroyed
by fire, and drank whiskey from the hall
burned barrels until they became intoxicated
At the time he found his brother he also
saw a number of boys about the same age
drunk
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

button, giving at first but light charge.
Cognac started as if he had been struck by
a bullet As the shocks were increased in
strength the animal plunged and reared as
much as his strong fastenings would permit.
At length the side rope was loosened, and
he had the full circuit of the ring. Tapp
let on the electric fluid, and Cognac reared
high in the air, endeavoring to plunge at
his tormentor, but Tapp kept his eye on him.
and by the slightest movement of his thumb
created a wall which the horse could not
cross.
1t was a magnificent sight. The horse
covered with foam, fretting, chatting, and
Ipanting, reared and attempted to throw
himself forward upon the Professor, but
the brute strength and iereenes8 Paled be-
fore the behest Of science, and Cogpac was
powerlcss to do harm. The experiments
continued about twenty minutes, when the
Professor concluded to test the doeility oi
the animal. He said that the principal thing
to be overcome was Cognac's disposition tt
bite, Tapp approached him, stroked him
on the body, then on the head, and tool
hold of his nose. Co8nac, either from ex-
ha,tstion or good nature, permitted this
and even showed the SAME docility toward
Tapp's assistant Tapp thinks he he's madt
great Improvement in Cognae. HI
thinks the galvanic treatment is n success
and in this he was concumed with by
number of horsemen in the audience, al
though others thought differently, as tn
animal exhibited his usual viciousnos
toward any others who approached him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

and grown fat at the expense OF the
taxpayers of the city, meet and pass
.esolutions, it is safe to announce that
hey are looking0 for their own bread
aud butter. AS rule the real interest
# the city will be found to lie In an op-
posite direction TO that pointed out by
,uch eonclaYe. A bill may look inno-
cent enough on its face, but il it has the
ordial support Of the men who bave
peen plundrring the city it should be
Xamined with great care. People VINO
10 not profit by municipal Jobs may not
he 80 Gag II to organize lobbies and urge
measures before the Legislature, but
hey are none the less watchIul and W II
Ot fail to detect the member thaf proves
should hOre be one. Sew
raj nice little schemes are now in
"Ouroe OF incubation, and will reach the
hJnds OF cur Legislature in Il few days.
When the lime arrives we shall be more
XpliU.t. For the present it is only nee
.ysary to say that these little games are
.eceiying some attention from people
who care for the city'5 interests as we'll
as for those who are figuring on lat PICK
Ing for themselves and h' en- 2.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23
Words OF warming.

During the present year, as in the
past, the grave will clase over thou
sands, simply Dec tu5e tneE neglect the
means which would restore them to
health. Meet the fell destroyer at the
threshold, and dispute his Invasion BY
by tuat more tnan wonderful medicine,
DR.. MorrIJ Syrup of Tar, Wild Cnerry
aud uoreh ,und. There is no cough or
cod, case of asthma, bronchitis, blood
splitting, weak lungs, Group or wnoopin!
cough which Will not yreld more readily
to this great BOTANICAL remedy lhan
any other medicine. l., You would avoid
disappointment, and be speedily cured,
ask yUur d ugsIst for Dr.. Morris Syrup
OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound.
Trial re, 10c. Regular zaS, 50c and
III.
John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut SITS. ;
j. ID. W ellis, Fourth street and CentraJ
avenue; Ii. +. Reum, FIN and Broad =
way.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
is perfectly safe. Extremely paLaLable.
No physlc required, Costs 25c TFv j..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23
ALLIGATOR SKIES.

A single firm in New York city pur-
chase as many as five thousand skins an
nually. They employ men to pursue the
reptile in the bayous of the Mississippi
River; and the work is usually done al
night by the aid of lanterns, the rifles used
being aimed straight at the creatures eyes
This leads to the destruction of some ami.
mails that are either too old or too young,
A good size is eight or nine feet, counting
nothing beyond the thick part of the tail
The market price for finished skins in New
York is $3G to $48 per dozen. They are
used in the manufacture of boots.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23
Dr. Louis D2er, of Hoboken, N. j., v

DR.. Louis DGer, of Hoboken, N j., was
recently bidding farewell to an old friend
of his on board the Bremen steamship
Mosel, when suddenly the machinery be-
gan to throb the screw to work, and Duer
found himself without a great coat or q
clean shirt, on his way to Fatherland. He
shouted in frantic manner to the captain to
stop her" but that highly gold-laced in
diyidual never turned his back to heed the
imperious demand The people on the
wharf, who had been crying the instant
before on taking leave of their friends and
relatives, could hardly refrain from laugh
ing when they saw the prisoners plight.
The passengers laughed likewise, and also
the doctor. All was done by the officers of
the ship in the way of champagne, cigars
&c., to cheer the captive. The ship still
sped out to sea, and land was long lost
sight of before friendly pilot boat-No. 7
-espied signal on the Mosel that a pilot
was wanted. The boat came alongside and
the Doctor, at the risk of his neck, made
his way down the big ships side and en-
tered the skiff belonging to the pilot boat
and which soon brought him alongside
No. Z. From that vessel he was taken
to New York by the tugboat Union,
which had bark in tow, and finally re-
gained his hotel in Hoboken, saddel
| if not wiser man than when he started.