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an it's a good way. I don't find no
fault with it, but all these little things
that l give away would never git in
to the bank, an SO you sea, they'd be
lost, an I should pass away without
ever doin' anything for my Master
An l don't want to 90 to bed without
thinkin' that l have that day tried tc
tighten some fellow mortal's burden,
brought smile to some face, or a
streak osunshine to some heart,if it's
only a givin' a bunch o poSies to the
right speret.'
And these flowers cost her a good
deal, first and last. l suppose? said
I, carressing my pansies.
oh, 'twould cost me a good deal to
run sich flower garden as she does,
but Miss Lee says she's not SO strong,
so she gets fresh air, sunbaths and ex-
erciSe in her garden and spends her
time workin' in there instead of visi-
tin. She returns all her calls by
sendin' her compliments with bunch
o posies.
She hires some one to carry them
about, | presu ne"
Massy, no. There isn't a child in
the village but what would run its
legs off for Aunty Lee and having
finished shelling her mess Of peas. my
.alkative little hostess trotteG bout
her work again, saving, as she disap.
peared in the doorway. It's well
enough to be neighborly, of course,
but Miss Lee may see the time when
shed wished she had leetlc suth-
in eout at interest
The Vermont mountain air agreed
with me, my health gradually improv-
ing, and I 3tail on aud on, week af-
ter week, spending great part Of my
time when the weather did not posi-
lively forbid, in ny hammock under
the naples. As yet | had not once
seen my neighbor, Aunty Lee, but
9 cw to love her on account Of the
pretty nosogays that found their way
from he, Aanl to mine t,y one and
another child messenger.
One night, late in August, there
was q heavy thunder shower. The
Sudden downfall Of rain swelled the
little river At skirted our village to
yeMtahle ,nountain torrent. 4 mill
dam some lies up thc atroam ha,t
broken away and the angry flood
came rushing down sweeping all be
fore it.
'Aunty Lees husbands shoo bas
gone, shouted my hostess, Mr.. Fw-
ing, as she knocked at ny door IL The
early morking, after the storm and
that 5 not the worat on't, for her gar.
den is ali washed eout and under
mined, so that It'll take purity pile
o money to fix it up again if it ever
It's fixed. | wonder now ef Miss Lee
don't wish she hadn't been quite 80
neighborly, and so had little suth.
in cont at interest, and really it
seemed to me as if the brlsk little
woman chucklel to herself as she
patted down the stairs.
In less than half an hour she came
back to my room with az lolefnI 4
looking vlsage as ever saw. what
ever is agoing to become o me an
my man, cried she: Our savings
were all in the stock company up to
Minotsville, because they paid more
interest than the bank we only TUX
it eout o the bark little ago, and
now their old mill has gone clean of,
and they ii all 90 to ginernl smash
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lie who loves the good and looks
for The good finds the good and gath.
ers the good.
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Montana InlianY are becoming
more and more civilized. They are
making rails, enclosing land and
grinding -four.
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"Make hay while the sun Shines"
for ye know not when the storm COM
eth.
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The Russians estimate their total
war expenditure at 99S,000,0O0 ru.
J!e3.
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The true way Of forgetting ones
own trouble is to soIace those Of 9TH
erg.
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Charity is The rarest as it is the
most attractive trait of Christian char
aGter.
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The steamer China brings news of
The death Of tAA infant Prince Imper.
ial Of japan.
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Wealth without honor, poverty
poverty with pure heart, aIlIuence.
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The sunshine Of life is made up of
very little beams jhhat are bright all
time.
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What men are deficient of in reas-
on they generally make up in rage,
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UF FREDERICK COUNTY

AND
The Borough Of Mec;ianicSiown
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COUNTY OFFICERS:
CAeef Judgo-Hon K. l. Bowie.
associates Hons. John A Lynch and w.
V Bouic.
States AHornGy--Jolm c. Mottcr.
CLerk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
.Merib-Col VIM Richardson.
AmlHor-Frcd'k. ]. Nelson.
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Heaven is . place Of rest at the close
Of earth 5 stormy day.
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Poverty is the want Of much ava
rice the want Of everything.
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Ewings, says she, that's your way
an it's a good way. I don't find no
fault with it, but all these little things
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
THE PROSPECTS, OF A CONyICTION
The Fever at the Breakwater
ASSISTANCE AT LAST ARRIVES AND AN
OTHER BODY BURIED ON THE BEACH.
Special Dispatch TO The Times.

ASSISTANCE AT LAST ARRIVES AND AN
OTHER BODY BURIED ON THE BEACH.
Special Dispatch to The Times.
LEWIS, Del, August 10.
Captain Thomas Barrett and crew of
the lila Lawrence are in mach bet er
spirits owing to freedom from care OF the
sick, full supply OF fresh provisions and
fruits and the Certainty of new crew to-
day The effects of the dead were destroy
ed and the quarters, which are all on
deck, thoroughly disintected with chlor-
ide of lime1 carbolic acid and sulphur.
The man had boisted the jibs, but were
too weak to raise the foresail and main
sail. Four sailors came on the afternoon
train from Philadelphia, hired for $15
each for the trip to New York. Imme-
diat. ly on boarding they hoilted the cask
of sp. its contain lg l aac WarringtoIs's s's
bo ~ into boat and with the captain,
late and one remaining sailor pulled
for the beach. They we're met by James
Warrington. Edwin Joline and Under
taker Conner. The casK was rolled on
planks to the grave and was gently low
cred to rect. The schooner sails for New
York early tomorrow. Captain Barrett
is fully able to command her. He has
won the highest praise for his pluck and
endurance, as have also M eesrs. War
rington ard Joline for their timely aid.
There are no cases of fever here now.
DIR. Hall anticipates ne trouble at all
from the presence of the Ida Lawrence
in this port.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
John B. Leete Manifestly In
sane.

New YORK, August 19.-John E. Leete
was brought before Justice Flammer at
s-1e Tomb, police court this morning
The charge made by the officer was for
disorderly conduct and before the magis-
trate could interrogate him in form pre-
by law he waived his arms in declamatory
form and turning around to the audience,
launched in vigorous invective denuncia-
ton of his enemies. He protested that
there was a conspiracy to immure him in
foul and loathsome dungeon where he
could not be heard from again under
form ofa star-chamber proceeding and
aloud sIs there no person here to protect
me?" The magistrate decided to commit
him to the charge of the commissioners of
charity and corrections, with the view to
examination of his mental condition.
Some artifice had to be employed to get
him to leave the courtroom. Casting his
eyes in the direction of the prisoners box
, he shrank back with an air of dismay and
exclaimed in tremulous tones, "That is
the road to perdition." The officers then
conducted him out the front door gently
so othing hisplaints on the way by kline
words.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
FOURTH WARD MEETING.

The Fourth Ward Democrats held a
large meeting in the Bakers Union
building, last evening, WIN. IL. Bardy In
the chair and John j. Toner Secretary.
The following Ward ticket was nominal
ed by acclamation:
For City Council-Alexande j. Hart.
nspectors-Eastern District, Charles
b. Savier; Assistant, Joseph b. Nicker-
son. Western District, Wm.J. Morrow;
Assistant, John III. Sauerlander.
John p. Almond, the Democratic can-
didate for Mayor, made brief address
in which he assured the meeting ths t
having been nominated as the candidate
of the Democratic party for Mayor he
would use all honorable means to secure
his election.
James p. Hayes made few remarks
counseling a strong and united effort for
the success of the ticket.
Edmund B. Frazer also made an ad-
dress, eulogizing the nominees for Mayor
and Council and predicting their trium-
phant election. Tue meeting then ad-
iourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
New CASTLE Aug. 20.

NEW SAD mug -us
Work will be resumed on the Baptist
church in few days. The plan has been
materially altered and it is now to be a
brick structure, gothic architecture 36x66
feet. The brick work will be done under
the superintendency of p. J. Duffy.
Mr.. Tatloe has been awarded the con-
tract for painting the store and dwelling
of J. Callahan. The tin roof has been put
on by Johnson.
The discharging of fire arms within
the built up portion of the city during
the evenings and nights is of too frequent
occurrance. An arrest or two with
fine would no doubt have tendency to
stop it.
Eagle & Laboub butchers having their
slaughter house on the Frenchtown turn
pike had one sheep killed and3 Others SO
mangled as to be worthless by dogs a
few nights ago.
A large fire balloon will be sent up
from the Jefferson House tomorrow.
Should any of the readers of the GA
zETTE find one they will confer favor by
sending word by postal card directed to
the Jefferson House.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
Brandywine Summit Camp.
AT HOME, Friday 10.


1 have few more thoughts that |
would like to send you before we take
our leave of Brandywine Summit for the
present. 1t is hardly worth while for me,
TO give you description of the ground
or its LOCATION for the reason that it is
known so well to nearly every one with
in thirty miles of the place. But word
Or two would about the ground would
not be amiss. Its soil is sandy therefore,
when it rains 1T don't become muddy;
and being on summit the water runs
away in short time. Its location is ex-
cellent for it is easy of access; yet far
enough away from railroads to keep
from being loaded with visitors on the
Sabbath. Therefore bad persons from
afar off are not able to get there. This
accounts for the good order, we always
have there. Yet the camp is full at
night and Sunday. But the visitors are
generally from the neighborhood who
come to take part Fin the good work at
the camp. One word for the managers,
they are good christian men; atiable in
their manners and try to make every
thing as agreeable as they can, meeting
the wants of all those who come to tent
on the ground; and as far as | could see
or find out every one was nicely fixed up,
and they were enjoying themselves.
There is afew things that the managers
might do, winch would add to the COM
fort of some, which they promised would
be done before we meet again. Now, a
few remarks on the breaking up of the
camp which commenced at o'clock on
Friday morning, it was done in the usual
manner. Am ing the speakers were Faith
ers Edwards and Hance, who gave us a
short history of camp meeting for sixty
years back, and about olden times, which
was very interesting.
Next in order was the marching around
the circle and singing those sweet songs,
which the Methodists are so used to doing
which carries the singers with all that
hear them, into the glory land, where
they expect to meet again, if not on the
camp ground. At the stand the front of
the procession halted and the rest passed
by; and then commenced the shaking of
hands, with the meaning of good bye until
we meet again, while the sweet songs of
Zion were coursing up through the tree
tops. This shaking was not merely the
taking hold of the end of the fingers but
the whole hand and sometimes both
hands, and often three together with all
their hands united, with the big tears
coursing down their cheeks, and triumph
ant shouts of praise to God which only
good people can do. In conclusion all
who want to spend two weeks in trying
to do good and get good, come to Brandy
wine Summit Camp. A.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
ERsT EDITION..
,oeal Time Table.

,v.vE WILMINGTON.
AlIso1nhia: 2 90, $40, 6.55, $40, 9.m,
Philadeipan'%m m: 1881, 1910, 2.3O, 4.3O,
lo~ n a, m. On sundays; 200. . 10 a.
.@ 30, 9 46, p M. ,oq7 ,oao
sw'ySork; 2 100, s "A, a m, 49, IL 4o'
ssN NJ. ,I on Sundays: 2 " m: ou ,,a
lpp,more ? M and washington: u IS, 10, TO-
s.nnl2 y M; "a 81, i2 90, 6Os. p M eunuAy'
,a,, 3, IpSeposit; D D,i 45e p m; no Sunday
!. :. castle: s, 6 20, o 80 a MI l oo' 8 80 p
no sanRRakE u Rl r.: " s os, . 80 a m; O5, 8 80
elavslIssn slIsnlav NJ, vi train.
b no suhu"S .nn 4 Northern r. r.: 8 20 a
ilmhsg,Tsp ~ n M; no sunday train.
so%are ~ Western X. H.: lo ~ u MI o oo
." sundays: 10 50 a m; oroy
'Ss ARRIVE AT WILMlNGToE. IN
AAliSSshaunu,a: AlSs II Sc, e34, 8 "a a m IL
phllS',os " X, 5 IS, 45i, 5ti. 8 20, : 80,
w II 10 10 D m; on Sundays; IL 90,
~ 40. 3 81, II 10 p m. o
q M *, " IL S., 8 "a a m; IL "a. IL 6s
New nm. NJ, IN Sundays; IL 66 a IN /;
n,nore; m 10, Ala m; 127, IL ~,
bssi Safpm; on Sundays 2 10 q IN y 80
a.,Oing,on; 21s a m i2N, lZss
ri1'li aspIn, on Sundays; 2 is a m; . 46
Pot Deposit. 800 a mi no Sunday
w. ~ Castle: I IS, 80 a m /; 1900 M;
Sst .n VsG AZ y m; no Sunday trains.
,'gare sT y 4 r.: so a IN; 42O, 40 p
wRyamington ~ a" 4 Northern Il. H.: SOS,
.m,i ',n 55 D m; no sunday trains.
nnawape snD re- Western X. r.; I 30 a m;
'a %' IN SUNDAYS: 6 10 IN m.
vny n W Vw1I.MlsGToN LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.. -
p,osa street and Washington ave
c'YSo ,yso 500, 10 80, / As a m; 2 80. . 30.
Xix 6.845, 8 45, II 80 pm; on sun
's2am, @ 8 Oh, 9 A., II 80, p M.
,ctIrtvY second and Market streets:
ills II IA m, /? Is. 8 55, 8 30, IL 40 p m;
Bupdays ! 50. II IS p IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
A Card from VIM. l.. Wier.

Saturday last my attention was called
to letter in your issue of Wednesday,
written by VIM. Dean. The whole thing
is mass of falsehood and misrepresenta-
ton, and that part in which he says that
took one of the men employed to the
trot and paid him for his day work is a
deliberate, wilful lie, as is also the asser-
ton that l told him the cement cost
$2.75 per pound. The whole of this
mans animosity towards me consists i'll
the fact that four years ago in County
Convention l in accordance with the
wishes of the Democracy of our Hun
dred refused to support him for the State
Senate. And / wish to notify him that
unless he publicly retracts and refrains
from his slanderous publication, that |
shall bring suit against him for libel.
VIM. l.. WIER.
Christiana, Aug 10, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
Spirit of the Peninsula Press
DRIFT OF EDITORIAL DICUssIoN DURING
THE WEEK.


THE WEEK.
Cecil Democrat. Rebel claims afford
ing the only capital that the Republicans
can work on, they are striving to magni-
fy the amount of them. Every week the
amount is increased. Considering that a
constitional amendment blocks the great
bulk of these claims, it is a libel on pub
lie intelligence to talk of them being paid.
LewesLight:-Itm mi St be conceded, how
ever, that the pig with all his virtl.es is
not free from faults. 1t is with extreme
reluctance, that we declare that he is not
cleanly either in his person or his hablta-
ton. In his wild state he is different, but
the.effects of an etfete civilization are only
too apparent. Close our eyes-or rather,
our nose-as we may the unwelcome
truth will force itself upon us, that the
pig, irreproachable as he is in his moral
character, as nelghbor is not success.
Seaford Inder:-We do not wish to be
understood as being opposed to Camp
Meetings, but we think it would be far
better to dispense with the religious fea-
ture of them and change the name to that
OF Canlp-picnics. We would have these
picnics begin on Monday and close on
Saturday, thus preventing the sanctity of
the Sabbath from being violated.
Milford Neaos:-The tail wagging dog!
o6uhuOI DAY diu duu Ecefy botftftY btdlti-
| ing up as representatives OF the Demo-
cratic party on "Hard M oney" platform,
while the bulk of the party is for"Soft
Money" and an alliance with the Nation
ais!
Deld,odrean:-The State ticket nomina-
| ted by the Democratic State Convention
| which was recently assembled in Dover,
has been received by the public with COR
dial appro baton, which is nothing more
than was expected by the delegates who
placed the gentlemen named in nomina-
ton. Their characters ara guarantee of
| the faithful performance OF the duties
which their position if elected, will de-
| volve upon them. In all probability
| there will be no contest in this State, but
| il there should be one, our nominees for
Governor and Representative in Con-
gress will be fully endorsed by the party
throughout the State.
| State Sentine:i-The late rains haye im-
crop at this time promises to be a large
this time ofyear than now.
| Middletown transcripts people of
Delaware should feel highly compliment
ed that their little State receives So
much notice from abroad. Now there Is
Rhode Island, for instance, though she
hasn't quiet as much territory as we have
she greatly outnumbers us in population,
| and yet we never hear word about "lit-
| tie Rhody" except when there is a presi-
Dental election, and not even then until
the returns are all in and the official vote
announced.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20

meeting ofthe Potter committee
York. yesterday, a telegram was
Pn Senator Kellogg, dated Chica-
h' IL pronouncing the witness
Statements false concerning him,
|f'acerl1ing Leete as a disappoint-
/ (''eker' He concludes by say
any statement that Packard
F%n Or leading republicans ever
Ees into our party counsels will
'uS Slth derision in Louisiana. "
'' Of General Butler, the CON-
UNANIMOUSLY resolved to report
sAnley Matthews to the House
ID contempt, having failed tc
n 'u0pena' Owing to the absence
nOf'' a witness, the committee
UIled till to-day.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
something Worth Looking After.
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public sale, at the auction
rooms of l.. w. Stidham d Son, Ill
e. 4th st., Wilmington, Del, on
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2lsT, 1873,
at 10Y O'Clock, the valuable right to man
ufacture, sell or dispose of
HOLLANDS CELEBRATED FORCE AND
SUCTION PUMP.
A first-class business for little money
Highly recommended by every one using
them. Profits, wholesale, one half; retail,
two-thirds. Addres. for particulars,
j. NJ. HOLLAND. 3e4 King street,
Wilmington, Del.
See advertisement elsewhere.
augl9 q t..
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
First Ward Meeting.

The Democrats of the First Ward will
hold meeting at No. 404 West Front
street, tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
John p. Almond, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Mayor, and others will address the
meeting.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
Vi non Bailie Peytou

Peslora' diN drihSN., August 19.-Hon.
En yestsrdaed s rIed at bis residence in
btsip Hay Ha alternoon of effusion
es from NO ,Osa was a representative in
Gem tra ral i9SS T to 1887; served on the
n sr,rai snnaira Taylor in the Mexican o
sa gSIuaeu Fil1u minister to Chill by
dSstes rlaore; d,a,oire; was afterward
|ldisllees, dles District attorney for Louis. MS
lalSO ha hp.acsiced \. law in San Fran.
sse on t1 t1a was p, a state elector In
sn at al ona Sne BELL and Everett tick.
ad alwavss lUus nme J ne an extensive stock
Ways a liberal patron of the
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20

were 10 lie" Gases of yellow
Fporled at New Orleans yesterday
fy'two deaths. The Cotton Ex-
and Chamber of Commerce un-
|apFoleSl to tho Postmaster Gene
Psllnterterence with mails from
\ by pOs,masters in the urround.
f". AT Memphis the fever appears
P'eadlng, and every effort is be.
Ie to induce citizens to remove to
roe Williams" south of the city
With 200 families was to leave
Rnlng.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
ries, and explain the reason of their ver-
dlct TO theinquiring but disinterested out
THE PRISONERS STILL AT rHE II

siders.
THE PRISONERS STILL AT THE HALL.
The accused parties are still at the City
Hall, but will not be- sent over to New
Castle until tomorrow. Mrs. McCann
Will be- allowed, under the supervision
OF the Coroner, to fix up her affairs at
home previous to her departure for Jail.
The accessories-Peyton, O'Donnell and
Daven-will be admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000 each, bat it is doubted that
they can obtain thesurety. Michael Lal-
ly has been held under bail as a witness.
THE PROSPECTS OF A CONVICTION.
Although the evidence given before
Coroner's jury justified the holding of
the accused parties for trial at Court, it
Is doubtful If it will be sufficient to secure
their conviction. On Wednesday even
ing the Attorney-General stated to the
jury that with the evidence then before
him he could not expect to get single
vote of the Grand Jury for an Indictment
1t is very probable, however, that before
the opening of the November term of
Court evidence may be Obtained of a
conclusive and convlcting character.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20

or Blaine and family, while driv-
Mt' Vernon, No., Sunday after
fere overtaken by a violent thun-
hail storm. The horses became
Pgeable, dasMng the carriage
atree, wrecking it, throwing the
hls out All escaped injury save
Pine who received painful but moi
Lhu1isr..
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., August 18th, 1878.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. August 18th, 1878.
Upon the application OF Linda M. Rus
sell, Administrators of Isaac p. Russell.
late of Christiana Hundred, in said conn
ty. deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrative afore.
said give notice of granting of letters of
administration upon the estate OF the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an Act
of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period IN the W.
ningtoi Gazette, a newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks, e. o. d.
,-~>, Given under the hand and seal of
; l. S office of the Register aforesaid, at
t-o~-> New Castle, in New Castle county.
aforesaid, the day and year above written
3. Q. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
en- Teiegrapiiic Summary

n, and ammunition are being hur
bm Vienna, but great depression
be feeling prevails there as well as
h.-The Porte pleads poverty as
b. for not carrying out the prom
Forms A Roman Catholic will
hy brappointed Governor of East.
nmania-The statue of Lamartine
ssiled at Macon, France-SenatoI
ID, Of France, is dead.-Cottam
& Co., West India merchants
have failed, with 81 100000 liza
.-COunt val Arnim intends be,
an Austrian 1lliprt