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The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
REAL ESTATE SALE.

The sale of the real estate Of Henry F
Finegan, deceased, took place yesterday at
Melrick 4 DrAke's auction room, by P. N
Brernan and Victor DUPONT, Trustees. T. N
Ogls, auctioneer They were as follows:
No. 1, three story brick house, No. 500
Washington street, TO ID. NJ. Child for
S2,5O0.
A two story brick house, 1888 Chestnut
street, to Philip Plunkett for $685..
Nos. 11S5, 1887, 1889 aud 1l4l, same
street, to Mr. Finegen, of Chester, for $3.50,
$40, e54s and 500, respectively.
a lot of land ct Broomo end Seventh
sheets, to James Parker, for o19 per foot
s1,2lo.
A lotN. W corner of Fourth and Franklin
streets to P. N. Bresnan, for $6.75 per foot
-$675.
A number of lots In the neighborhood of
Reed and Franklin streets, the number of
feet to be choeea by the purchacer, were
sold to P. N. Brennan for $3.50 end o5,75
per foot ; to G. B. Lore for 81, c5, 1926
and e6 per foot.
Two lots on Avenue A, and Heald street,
of ten feet each, to J. j. Smith for IS 20
per foot.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
tfINO2 %E Oh ,NDU

Coed rmbratIas very cheap IT. Nem
Ph lairlpb'a store, 116 Market sorc,t.
Ladies, gcrts and chiljrens hose, 10 cents
per pair at tho New Ph!laEvlpGi store, 11G
Market street.
The Boston One Price Clothing Store az
213 MARKET street aud 212 Shipey street
has the best cutter in this city.
You can get your pictures framed nicely
aud very cheaply at Harry Yerger's picture
ana frame sore, 405 Shipley street.
DR.. G. y. Honeywell has removed his
Ohio cruck-r store to 728 Market ct
where ~ has Z full stock Of goods III his
line, and is now prepared to wait On his
customers.
Clear thought and vigorous action depend
Hpon the perfect condition of system result
Ing from pure blood. When systems pro-
vocalive Of dullness ard inactivity present
themselves, then use at once Dr.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
Our custom department is better stocked
than ever before Prices are away down.
Fit and style OF workmanship 10 guaranteed
The Boston Oue Price Clothing store, 213
Market street and 2l2 Shipley street an.
nounces the above rs fact.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
STILL All FAD,

Daring ths past m0nSh we have been
clearing our stock OF o.d goods, snd are
now left With lno Of new aud dtsirs hle
styles for the spiirg trade. Our store,
which Is tn mos commodious II iho city
Or STATE, Occupying three floors, and with
enterprise bpck Of it our intc"ton Is tbis
season II out 10 al furnrr ttfrts to make
the Bos Oh O1a Price Clio hing House The
place to buy Clothing AMI Cent Furriss-
lng Goods. VITA thp cOnfdeace Of tn pub
lie 'L~. FIVE YEARS SQUARE DEAL
Ing hSe net ipp.irs d, and our established
system Of Cash a.d One Price to all, We
lecl assured the preseat season vii! prove
successful one. Visit cur s.Dre aGd LOOK
~ our immense stock Of R4aay M.ce
o'o'hlog Tor Men, Youths, Boys and Child
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
HOWARD SIMPSON.
HER NOTES.

Ea'coury is becoming popular sport
Hm4ng the bellies Of England. al -
it beats all how suddenly 2. European
war cloud can hotten out.-[Dsgusted ex.
! he Yuma (Arizona) senttpel describes
the discovery "a that Territory of gold ore
rsssyjpg S44 500 per tou. {" ',''.
a morning daily paper for Lane ster, to
ne known as The Daily Critic. Is row in
c0n. emplslon and likely to be start, d.
The Democrats Of Ohio SOW that they
have the Sftt' all to themselves !; the Re
pu7Itcans having been appointed to Office.
The member who gets up and moves that
Congress do now adjourn sino die will 20
int" the Presidential canvass OF 1880 " ith a
strong political backing Chicago Tribune
There are said TO be still eleven or twelve
survivors Of the men who defended stan
inGtou. C0nr., from the British attack In
lyl+. Nna1y AL Of them Me living there
oho Two oldest being John Renne t, aged 90,
'nd Co.. John W Hull, a~cd 81. Another
arhrH Lewis: did several days aco in tue
''% u ho defended, and 10 which he was OF
i"'" oAe oldest person, his age being 9T,
;ac,Jug three mo7ths. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
OPENING.

Mr.. Lichtenstein is opening this morning
an immense lot of all silk gros grain rib
bons, and at prices that cannot fail to in
sure quick sale. His facilities for pur-
chasing large lots direct from the importer
and manufacturer enable him to supply our
! tdies with speciaities that recommend
themselves. Mr.. Lichtenstrn advertises
$4,000 yards of all silk gros grain ribbons
Of ali coors and widths. This may appear
to be big lot, but when we consider the
great reduction oo former prices we may
safely predict that Mr.. l.. will dispose of the
whole stock in a lew days HIS shelves and
counters are fairly loaded with these
fabrics. From personal inspection we can
assure our fair readers that they will G
greatly pleased in at ndng the opcoipg,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
[Communcaited.I,

MEssEs. EDITORS II was much sur
priscd to see embodied in an editorial of
the Herald recently views under the head
of "6tRte Rights" which are in striking
contrast With the usual broad and compre-
hensiYo opinions of the editor. 4 He Get tain.
" coHIj lot have given the results OF the
Netonal 7omestead law his accustom j
deep consideration, or he would not have
alloHGd mistaken idea of State Rights
eDd jealous feeling of imaginary local de-
pEeciatiou to lead him to outlook The great
Increase OF national resources. under tho
Nt!Tsl policy Of tnat lava. 1t is true by
subsequent legislation that MILLIONS Of acres
oi VHIaa0le land have passed Tits the hands
d %uo4G5 and other sp ,cula t,onsa but
a's can work No great dlssdvant1aq 70
~ ..HC5, - is IS to the trua int4rGf. Of
the ",nr0ads 10 encourage emtgfatisI I'D il
A1lt l1Ads thereby increasing the bnancs5
0 tie fo%Ia and exchanging their value.
T"' taeana cf a!sposing Of the pubic
h'-5 ~ s Il cause IT much FebstGip'Co
rs 10 ma"y years, but the taal insugu-
r#v." ul present W 9G I'D liberal policy
FG@f3. more to the ca, iU4s 0i Thomas
Il. Es1lta than Of any Gtanr& riSaI1, Witch
.'+'.t +ttNh5 J-+A@+ @*siJtCNBiBSfbSI BFaGrS
d tA JEa irDut H#yts5 q. traa i ,tuocratir
stH.aw, ef Ar C. Tits instiring' mo,
ir0 .-saliou was lie dev!i1A;Dbrf an.
t'-..1 < the common peopie wllfeh is
evident IN MA speeches, aiqt m
.. o2 % 50 Fan il Bis fDe$ch" Ia the
/ 1873 iasgrr3.t Of his.bfll for the
Oh "a pnh'o lands Durinp his
said; { ara. d republic, and
n onO+ it,,7
T-aoLoces, pass tha pub fclsmls
80. >a5.I" i2.o .c lads OF the
Il ,os F'".'' p,lea ~ those
M.. &tlo to n TEL, . ssrfta W'ffhort
p.. 4- "jo @.a-ts~ .5'e L saytagjy4
Wa. -.s rag bof; hn1
ius b.. ". al rncss: ra.ui44fshova eold
t&' lco W. GGnaot be dgrried
army ..lJe0t ol4,aas, nor Icstin fall
toG '9"aF 10 stolen ty I'll YES nor souan,
de-. ~ Al .mproyidart and extrsvaganE
oon..%.t ton. 1t brings ,prlce above
1utI@+- see of Virtuous aud Independent
iHborsr% L. true supporters Of their tcoun-
try, sud the sock from which lis best de-
ie Idefs must be drawn"
In my humble opinion the policy vlich
Wu"lG dictate the repeal of the "Holoe-
Ssc"d law" in order to enchance tho %Value
OF t1e lands of Sussex and Kent epnpties
"o4ju be very unHise. The, natural forces
AUD geographical position Of Delaware If
iSEored With wise and progressive legis1a-
non anu enterprise on the part Of the tpeo>
PIC cannot fail to soon rSise the State to
"power and proeter!ty." You advocated
II "h editorial sometime ago the policy of
opening the chaInel of the Brandywine as
Al llducsment TO manufacturers TO locate
upon its banks, which I tbs n thought and
S5l! thlnk very wise project, but we must
10, expect manufacturers to be established
mere, nor our fruit and grain lands TO be der
vel'oped, ii those Industries receive con-
serva!iye spirit of legislation. 9aaj
HOWARD SIMPSON.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES

The Republican still persists in using the
terms "yam, yam"
The examination at the Howard School
will commence to-day.
The NJ. s. R. A. had a grand time last
night at the Opera House.
Chester has young vaudal who so dis
figured newly painted house as to require
repaintinE.
The Hudson River Tunnel Ia not built for
the reason that the stock holders lave failed
to subscribe.
Ifyou want a stylish spring hat 20 to
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, S12
Market street. If.
A compromise has been agreed upon by
the representatives of the rival Northern
Pacific measures.
Mr.. Cyril Flower has married one of Sir
A. Rothseblds' daughters. He Is the
flower of the flock now.
The Shields Library Association will give
an excursion to Cape May on the 9Th of
August. The steamer Twilight will carry
the excursionsts.
A bill has been introduced In the Senate
by Senat0r Sargent placing General Grant,
General Garfield and forty or fifty volunteer
commanders on the retired list.
The bill rrpaa'ing the Bankrupt act re-
ceiVed an overwhelming vo:n in he Senate
on nond y Ori7 six Sena ors placed
themselves On reconi against it.
Hartman Il FcjIr1Nbach will commerce
this week t4llins dnwn their brewery on
Riddles kun.t, pr"71ra -0ry 10 building
handsome ne~ trawery in its place.
The b. S. 81 election of gents suitings for
Sprnr and Summer can be fo1r1 at the
Boston Ona Price Clo'hing HOUSE. Nos,
213 M0l&eN street end 212 Ship,el 1T: t.
The Stated Io'and giIlsne& 1,term"u made
thrir largtst Hauj CT Gh0 season On -. lay,
aking +a@h LIT "vrg - lu"dr : shAd.
The drifl-. tj.hluwr n th" n rro ~
caught nea~i# Eve 'toVa p@ l.A Ie4ucin@
th3 price o $40 .ai $40 per ~u'iryt
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
ALWAYS GIVE THE BEST.

In the Illustrated News for the season OF
1878, Barnum, whose greatest show on
earth will visit us on Monday, April 29th,
rel&tes the following anecdJ'n OF Dautel
Webster, and gives it practical Application
as follows:
ALWAYS GIVE TIE BEsT.--"Is the rYo~
fession of law full ?" asked student, aa
he approached Daniel Webster. ''It j.
crowded to suffocation ia the Abasemau5,
but there is always plenty of room Up,
stairs,' replied the great Constitutional
statesman.
That is the true doctrine. Ny motto rs
always Excelsior" The man who al =.
ways does the best by his patrone, he who
keeps at the "top of the heap" and Il
ever to be found "up-stair," is sure in The
long run to succeed
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

THE Bankrupt law was defined by an
EngIsh Judge asa system by which sn
assignee aud q lawyer divide the ssasts OF q
broken merchant, leaving nothing tor the
creditors. The Senate passed law to re.
pal our bankrupt act, we hope the House
will also pAss 1t.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 81, l. 0, 0. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of r.,
ia the McClary. Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, ot
True Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, O. U, t. NJ, st
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. S, A. 0, q =, r.,
of Clary's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of P, at x.
NJ P. Hall, 211 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, K. of P, Jr. 0.
U. A. M Hall, 5ll Market street.
Cherokee Tribe. No. 4, I. 0. r. NJ, at
Msris Building, 9th and shinIav streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
NJ. s. r. A.
THEIR FIRST ANNIVERSARY AT TIL
OPERA HOUSE LAST EVENING.

Last night the NJ, s. r. A, he'll the.r
first anniversary r. the Opera House. Upon
the stage were seed The memhnr5 of3hr
Association, t@gr thor with visit, 4 l,-
gates from Land aaburg, Avood q
either plaH&s,
A o9lega:to Of the Y. NJ. CA .-., "A.
on tie platform. Looking DON 9,N" .~
Gua',uce from sits box a aoa d, ps.aaas
5000 faces me he are.
The ch, j. @a"g, "OuIy watt'rt" -trsa
close Of Hhich Coj -loore sp Er va.r.'5zl..
upon t1e hi y3g7 ~f rbe Assoc ,a. a,u
CLOSED b. r@A ~ by iHtro1g H..
Thos. F, Pun -e,, as q Yep -. mo-.
the Y. NJ, G. A., 5Ao SPOKE u3" h. u4.
ana %dvautagr .. Ia" %ors @ue ~, ..
urged all those D,es@n5 10 JOIN t 1t.
them.
Gep 4. Ds,1 Is 81 so--.f. a.,
and made aw2 .tY yuo tn..
dress, which WIS a,H recety ".
saIa'l P. Goodwin and C.E.J p
also made excellent addresses
The meeting adjourned witt t' N'.
~ and Bancdic'iou by Rev. A5 .''. .....
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
I1S(),

OUR Custom Dtpaltment, which has
special attraction at the present lime On
scco1nt of the endless varieties Of styles III
roFe&n and Dome aac Goods for Spring
oul :, Business Suits, Dress Suits, and
wedding Suits, which sre beinR made 10
sul' the person aud the pocket. D. not
'sl' 70 visit our Establs4 lneut and see n"
1'yes and prices. All Welcome. Th"nk>
'ns C1c public fer their liberal patronage In
''ep"s We hope by our Square Dealing to
'A'r'C the ., M in the futjre.
LIE BOSTON ONE PRICE CLoTHNG
oioRE' No. 2l3 Market Street, and 2l'!
'n'pley So.&t, Wilmington, d..
We HOLMES, P'op'r.
A. b'-b' anch Store In MIddletowD, in
'ne Town Hall, with johnson BIOS.
.v v Z. H.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

THE Resumption act ought to be repealed
a once. The present price of gold and the
6paucisl outlook may have been brought
about by the Gold Bugs. to flank the moves
ntLt of the people for mousy reform. If
foreign snake we're to enfold its scales Of
gold, trust 1t not. Onward, aud repeSl the
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
YOUNG PEOPLES ENTERTAIEHZv

Last evening the Young Peoples Assoc:ae
zion OF the West Presbyterian Church gave
another of their enjoyable entertaina9n g.
The Sunday school room was comfortably
filled. The evening programme which
opened with prayer was as follows: Quar-
tette by the lngleside Club, consisting O.
Nessrs. Heldreth, Benson, Smitn ard
Triggs, secretary of the association soi2a'
reading by M. W. A. Macon; organ aDd
violin duetb by MIR. and Mrs. Herring Sc
lec;ed reading, entitled "How jamie came
home" was excellently rendered by Miss
Ida Perkins; Senator FL. Sbarpley so pleased
the audience by ready and comic selection
that he was encored. Miss&s Cara Mem
denhall and Sallie Jones sang q duet thai
was we'll received. Mr.. Charles Keynolda
then read selection The evenings en-
tertAinment was brought to g. close by
quartette by the Ingleside Club, who's"
singing so well pleased those present thai
they were encored three successive times.
The whole affair was very pleasant. Mr..
l.. Morrow preiled.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
SCHOONER LAUNCHED.

At Jackson e. Sharp Company's ship
yard yesterday morning at IL O'Clock, the
schooner A. A, Shaw WAS launched, The
vessel is 1hrce-masted schooner OF 900
tons burtben, aud viii engage In the Goa!
trade. 1t has been built for, and will BE-
commanded, by Captain Joseph Holmes, of
Forked River, N. j.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

TEE Republican Is grestly exercised
shout the action of the Democratic Execa-
tive Committee Is to the assessment Of
caudld ates for the Democratic nomination
It is also sxdly mistaken rs to facts. Good
Republican! attend to your own troubles.
We are able to take care of ourselves.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

MRS. TLToN is In all probability telling
the truth this time. There Is, however,
50 much gush and gammen shout the
whole matter, that it is hard to tell. They
are all bad set.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
CA& SHIPMENT.

Yesterday, Jackson & Sharp Company
shipped from their car shop new passsn-
ger mail and baggage car to Dakota, for the
Dakota Southern Railroad.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

WE regret to hear that, financially, the
Thursby concert was rot success. The
lady charged $500 ior her services and that
of her assistants; a pretty high price to be
paid these times. As things 60 now, no
such prices ought to be paid for few
gonIs,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

THE HERALD is now ahead Of 3ny daily,
in the city in circulation, within toe corpos
rate limits, and New Castle. Advertisers
on rht to bear this in mind.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
SUMMARY or NEWS.

S@5iHcrlSNd hss accepted tie proposal of
'a' C0ftci States to participate ID an inter
0r,pnal c0a-rSe6 to fix the relative values
OF goa snl silver. ... N ~. 49,
The bill 10 establish perm anent eoyerhE-
mcut fer il, D,srica of Columbia has bt en-
!w:' 1ie'.-%ras "a, nays 12l. A motion to
f"21n,."or is penligg. .r..--3 r@D =,
TIL vy., defeating tic Dtttict bnl bSas
.1 IT., 'e1ere3. The drtcat' Of tSc iii
"5 c3U"d b, the property qualincafi3n
d~5" 'v' ' @o2ts Of the Coulcif 'a. Il"
1hopr'a "0ard4u SAWS "It ia res
.o.tt tou5 .e;rike Of col on operatives
'"o" "'p 1o?0 go epud Is ia ous as rlc5
ar. J i,M5M .as.L4g.@ d.. .l.stagr
"'H ut .co p#"a ard pHot Cloth
- U'. '.D .. ,'auatT, OF Dover, ". n
'.T' 1D .5'p sock in thtif mnis
'|,. 49,. J@a.Cd 4 rottce to tha5
'-'r. rm#..s .-.oln boH. the mihs,
1.., i1A 5hso,4isbt. s}aa
r.-~. --.------ ~ t%
.l...,a4L 5@
---- 81. r.@
U." 2"tirl t,om E@sti
ro'onF "J0. o ha]Icen hlor.-
... a'- .~Wlur1lce c .Us!.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

IT would appear Us II Congress intends
saddllng the Industrious people OF the
coantry with an income tax. We nope TO
hear of our Senators bitterly opposing its
~
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
THE WEATHER :-To-day cto,.dsn ess
and tight rain rciA lrobably prevs'I
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

The following named gentlem sn, having
with the esolutjon of the pen oc-
ratio County Committae o, March Sth 1878;
are hereby endorsed by authority of said
Committee, as Candidates for Sheriff and
Coroner at the coming nom riualion Elec-
tion,sentlemen com plying with theterms o
said resolution on or before ;hA 18th day OF
this month, will be added to this list.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle
JOAN White,
Geo G Ward,
Francis Duggan.
Giles Lambson.
William Mccoy.
Rob4rt &. Justis.
Henry NJ. Barlow
.'uruelt J. Lynch.
Chs e Anderson,
Francis r $awdon.
BENZ f. Townsend
ZachAIi i Gemmill,
FOR CoHONBs.
Jacob i}utz.
Je@ 2e James.
Jas Barley.
Jonu M. Enos. *
David Hughes
Richard Grows,
Andrew McClaiu.
Hugh McGoye ern.
Samuel ~. Adame.
Hugh McLang'n.
drew J s;ruwn.
IT., al. q err.
l,;iwarh 3. Fostar.
Martin y '," ugh.
James +. l'uuk ktt'
Andrew l.. Al XGuder.
DR.. Henry G. Sui!cher.
B. Cd T Oiths. E0nnlittss,
JNu s'BYRNN, Chairman.
;RT II. PUBL, ~ecretaTy.
Gazette y ease cspy al names marked
with q s al.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
ElH Esd.

the 10Th inst, Of
heart Gisease Eplly G. daughter Of
g.ic!lust aud R0ssnnA Me, aughil1, eyed Is
years The rel&cives Hnd trla'Ads Of the
family are invited to kttrud thS tsneral on
hurs day afternoon Ut o'clOcS. tro . the
residence OF hnr parents, 7l5 Robinson
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Henceforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. tt is expected that commu-
nicatioas will be written on one side only
of the paper, and accompanied with the
name of the writer. The HERALD.is rot to
be considered as endorsing or being. In any
way responsible for the opinion Of cores
pondentsin this column. Ant
[Communcaited.1 Eqsu
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
THE HERALD.
Wilmington, De :, April IL. 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-1HI3 DAY.
Sun lises ..."....5 10 Sun sets...".....8 40.
MOnn ntetS.................. .,.....,".."7 .4RG. m.
HIGH WATER
Delaware Break water ............ :, 500 q. M.
8 30 p. m.
New Castle ...... ...... .,...... ..... lI.50 m,
ID % p. m.
Wilmington OF 81. m
IL 30 p. m.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

TINE BEET piHY In tho WORLD!
RaAp TIL GRAND ARRAY OF ART1sTS
WATSON AND ELLIS,
he Fayls us Gt rmal Team
ROGERS AND VICKERS,
Wonderful Mliuics
MISS KITTY O'NEtL,
Champion Lady Jig i.aHcer.
HARRY KENNEDY,
Premier Veg ertriloquts.
THE FONTAlNBLEAUS,
Prots an ard A'Sissl < t"h Artists.
MISS JHNNIE MORGAN,
The distinh u,sh"d cperatic Vocalist.
HARRY & JOiI . kERNELL,
TAa Celebrate irish Come ..ians.
BILLY BARRY,
The renoWnet Etpjrpisn omed'an.
BRYANT AND HOEY.
= III us tustyupa' ntalsts
EMERSON AND CLARK,
Gnt me
DAILY BROTHERS.
King High Eich ers Of Inc Usir erss.
FRANK GIRARD,
The Popular = ctor.
ia y Y PA EOE
VIII appear a. eve y Eater:ainment.
For particnlars see program meg PTices
az Usual. .eserTe1 t'eat'. may 30 0bta Il Ell
at G. i. Thomas a 0's, Boos store.
Rprl7-4t ........
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LOTTERIES.

>l irlr4S, Rm0nn0iuX u o(SpanisA) S759.Nt
7nforNintlon furnishel FREE. orders
fl. ed, p yes cashH1 Spani'h Bank b! lis
ard & vori3 nen'spu chased.
TAYLOR & CO., Eankers,
II Wall ~ New ynrH
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

RE1.1'N .,l,,t,,,-es r1,- 49, n~"-o-o j.,
D <j AZ 4 PEI ~ ,a% W, made en BY . .t5
la7itinnt = !. = .h'" 8, X, right it tneirOw WI ~
tree f., ~ htH'Ar" ant 'ampieA " rJh S.
bnS, admprrto your spare time for THIS
Mai" s. G"'less sT1NsoN d 80. tol tianL
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

With Wh&5 covn'Acenc" must NE ay
who reos C,ern's Sulphur Goar ..a.. a..
her mIeo, tur t,,.r aao.G.arU.aa
complexion vo'l o M@mial ...r-
less purihar n 'w,h3 relied wa.
all skin lrrittt J,f, SOFA hye. a..
Hills Hair" aud r"Hisker D. ~.
brown, SO cents. mlG {
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
A CHALICE FROM THE NEW P0pE

Mgr. Chatard has written Jet e. from
Rome to Ether Curran, pastor Of s.
Andrews Church, New York, statirr ,ua.
Pope Leo XIII designs sending o c0aa,r 10
that church in recognition of the hdu.s .a.
contribution made by it in ,ld OF toe AL. .--
can College in Rome The sIluti"ao,, "a
the gift is that il T. ne first at r.o. e
character received om lheu " g.
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The daily gazette., 1878-05-31
ApIeasant Snake Story

From The Covington (Ky0 Enterprise. -.
Young Newton dropped in our office
yesterday, and gave us the particulars of
difficulty he Witnessed between alargs
rattlesnake and a cat. The snake wal
trying to get through fence on Duel
Bush's plantation, when large cat, supe
posed to belong to Mr.. Thomas Pretty,
made an attack upon the serpent. Af.er
the cat had caught the snake with its
teeth and draw it back it looked as if it
was dead. The cat Immediately began
to eat the reptile, and at the first enter
ance OF the cats teeth in the snhxe's flesh
IL revived, and struck the cat In the
mouth, causing instant death. After
this the snake swallowed the cat and en-
deavored to travel. Young Newton
then killed the snake and cut 1t open.
finding the cat, supposed to be instantly
killed, and was astouuded TO see 1t crawl
out and devour the dead snake.