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The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
SOCIETIES..

|ifnuTiNas THIS (wHDNBspAY) FvEN1Na'
Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. , !, at Odd
Fellows Hall. sss's.'ai
Morning Star Division, No. 2yS. of T.,
Ia the McClary Building. .,r,,,
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, : Of
True Templar's at McC Clsry's Building !. !,
Delaware Council, No. 80 q AM, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street, -
Harmony Lodge, No. s, A. o, Of q. f.,
of Clary's Building. fSas
Champion Lodge, No, 6, K. Of P, at.K.
M P. Hall, oil Market street. r ---"-
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of Z. iJr. O.
U. A. M. Hall, 5l1 Market street, ~
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, I. O. r. M. at
Maris Building, 9th and shinlev Strsets. 94l
NEcKs AND. ARMS OF Snow X. .wH1rr-
NESS, forms fair as the lilly, are the, pleas--
Ing cndowments conferred by lGLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP. A healthful substitute for
the poisonous cosmetics formerly in vogue,
The tints produced by Hill's InStantaneous
Hair Dye arailike those Of Nature,aat Il
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
HORSE THIEVES IN D1ABo. )

Last Saturday q man 'bY the name %
Bender, living IMP Philadslphae had horss
and carriage geisto1en. He tracked the thiel
To this eisH and on Monday discovered that
tha suspected party in company with
another man, was stopping at the sorrel
Horse hotel, On Front street. Investig alton
was made, aand The horse was discovered
loaded ~ y freight car, forslshipment ITO
Baltimore.il The horse SSwas identifed by
Mr.. Bender, and arrangements were being
made for the arrest 'of the parties, when
they took the train for j. Philadelphia
Being convinced that the men we're guilty
and that It was their intention tof taking
the first train from Philadelphia for Balti4
more, and fintercepting the hoIse at that
place. Chief O'Toole telegraphed to Mar
shall Gray, instructing him 10 have sp
of1ieer at the depot 10 arrest d the men OBJ,
their arrival.y These instructions were fol-
lowed and the men were arrested yesterday
ard WIN be handed over to the
Philsdelphia authorities. The thiefs name
is Bond and thatof his accomplish 10 Brown 4
The horse, which Is valuable animal was,
driven home, yesterday by Mr.sBender. d
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
THE SHOE BURGLARY.

In default Of $4,000 bail in which they
were held. at the hearing before the Mayor
Monday evening, Moore and Dollard were
committed to New Castle, and were taken
over yesterday morning in charge Sergeant
Whelan. Fisher who is still confined in
jailhas not as yet secured bail, but is quite
likely that he will get it to-day .'l,
On Monday Emanuel Behrenfelt who was
arrested some time ago ,and. held In $4,000
bail to answer the charge Of receiving the
stolen goods, was up before the criminal
Court and o true. bill was found against
him: 1T is thought thai B,ehrenfslts win
plead not guilty u Ss~. 70 T. Mi
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
sTARTLING DEATH BED CON-
FESSION.h "a fa'C HEUT

Alpecial despatch ofroml Lebanop cPsA
81 Monday consid dersb bis excitement wsl
created at, Myerstown, a small station on
the Lebanon Valley Railroad, BY the news
that one Of it's most respected and trusted
citizens, John StoeVet, who recently died,
made confession on bis adesthsbed, ito
George Hefelfnger and Percival Danb, two
intimate friends, that during the last twenty
five years he had been party to four mur-
ders. n.
. Years ago a bo.t captain IN the employ Of
the firm Wmn Eckenrsotti q Bro, wss mise
ed while on 4 trip DIP the river, which cirf
cumstance Is well remembered In thisa com!
munity, and II has always been suspected
that he was foully dealt with, for the reaS
son that he nearly always carried a consids
|erables sum Of money with him. - -----
f, ,Stoever stated that tet helped 10 kim this
man, and that five hundred dollars lid
money was taken from his person and his
body sunk I'M the canaly ss also that of b
little boy, who, making the discovery Of tho
crime, was struck on the head with q
hatcher, and his body also thrown into the
canal. a v HI G8t4 .ftr4Fyy1 rr IL
The other two OF his victims were dis
posed of, ,tn this way = One was thrown into
Q brick.kiln and his body burned to' ashes,
and the other was laid beside d lime kiln DO
as to create the theory that while sleeping
near Its mouth he was suffocated by its
deadly gas. .tidjHH Sns aIisES1absI
The request of the dying man was, that
after the burial statement of his confession
should be given TO the public, hut even that
was Kept secret until o few days ego, when
ono Of tha uitnaaaps and n relativa 0f tha
thst he could not endure itany longer, and
then revealed the crimes as above. Two Of
Showers alleged accomplices in two or,
three of these murders are still at liberty
and residents of this county.
Hefelfnger and Daub will be taken be-
fore q constable to-day and give full
sworn statement of the above affair.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

A stated meeting of the grand Council O.
Delaware O. U.A. M. Jr., was held las
evening for the purpose of eletcting dele
gates to the National Convention to be held
in Baltimore on the 18th, 18th, and 10th o.
June. '- a.
The following members were elected az
delegates; Sam'l Wood, T. Fl. H Messenger
W. T.. Whetworth A. Egilton, E. T. Sum.
Minis j. P. Hilyard, W. a. Hanna, G.. P
Monk, T. Patton and A. G.. Vernon. In.
W During the convention there will be or
excursion to Norfolk Va. and grand Ban
quet of Barnum's Hotel. - ii sn
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
CHURCH FESTIVALS.

The ladies of the Brandywine M. e.
church commenced D strawberry festival
last evening which, was well7attenaed and
opened by grand musical entertainment.
1t will continue until Friday evening.
The strawberry Festival Of the ladies Aid
Society Of Hanover Church was commenced
last evening in the Board ofTrsdso rooms,
and will close to.morrow svsningssa
I, "A strawberry festival was aheld' in the
second Baptist church last evening and
:will be continued through this and to,mor,
row evenings. ea g.5tlLss s's*mxs1S
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
MINOR MEMORAN

A full line of straw hats at Me- Closkey'l
Opera House Hatstore,t t812A Market street,
A fine assortment Of suspenders and
Gents underwear at Ross One Price Store,
116 Market street. Ss'ssu
Drs. stearns and Wilson, so celebrated fol
their many remarkable cures are stopping
at the Clayton House, this city. .sT@ s13 . - p
Refrigerators, water coolers, baskets and
stoves, of best quality and material, can be
bought at Milton Shippers On Eighth street
near Orange. 3 per can't oft all cash
purchasers. ~ Gak&kSAAlkS
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22

1.-The oseventh ,anniyersary of the Rugby
Literary Gtooks place last evening in the
Grand Opers Houses At a. early hour
the friends Of the society began pour into
| auditorium, and 1T the time. for. the sxsr-
cises,so begin thu theatre 7 xeli and.
Wilmington's wealth, beauty and reins<
msut were there. The nofsl display, as
usual, was bsahtifulss With.bu few excep-
tions, every lady, especially the young ones
aSsdastura Consequence ehad as1pply Of
beautiful bouquets and baskets5 of choice
flowers .as Tho qscene, i.As NsWed. from the
stage yswasoneno tosbe forgotten, so....
= Theiexefcises opened with ansddress BY
President M. M. Osborne, who nsdS snsat
and appropriats speesh;' EdWinH .Gsyley
then delivered, iriaa tosaehing laanner. ssThe
Old Soldiers story !, which was loudly
applauded. The drama, 4 ~ II Coventry"
followed, and was acted in . most credit
able manner The characters were taken
as ioloWso III ~ lisg - xrts,s,s..e
Timothy, Edwin ia GayleI ipBramble,
Charles g. Phillips; Ramols, Frank Tatnsll;
Lively, g.! Herbert Murphy; ,Gabblewig,
4 70: Bennett; Tommy, Geo. r. Hofecker;
.Redtail, John w. tLelthead; Gregory,
Edward II. Eckel; Waiter, Il. Heisler Ball
Edward 81. Eckel read an essay entitled
"Good Reading" well written and sensi~
BILE article. Charles G.. Phillips delivered,
with good effect, "The Black Horse and bis
Rider" The evenings entertainment con-
cluded with the pleasant little drama entitled
"ILcog." The characters were excellently
taken, as follows:o
Monsieur Cannelle, grocer, ex- Mayor Of
Courville, D. W. Jordan; Monsieur lie
Doux, confectioner, and marquillier or
churchwarden, Geo. Lodge; Monsieur Ls
Blanc. perfumer, G. u. Phillips; Barbeau,
landlord of the "Golden Goose" M. M.
Osborne; Picard, his man>servant, ]. Smith
Brennan; Eugene and Marcel, young trav>
elers, Charles s. Rice, Edwin 81. Gayley.
Edwin II. Gayley and Charles Rice did
exceedingly well, and won deserved appro>
baton in their respective parts. All Indeed
did exceedingly well, and, as critics, must be
sparing, as by mentioning q. few, would be
unfair to the others. saa TX III 81 fit1
. ,Ritchie's orchestre during the, evening,
discoursed some fine renditions from such
as Flotow Donizstti,. and Ellin>
ger. The Hawthorne Spenser. In o few
words, the entertainment was q grand suc>
cess, and an honor to the Rugby Boys.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE. IN BANKRUPTCY. .i..
In the matter Of "-5..@
Charles Fl. Treat Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, So, .tlFta.g
This is to give notice that on the 80th day
of April, 1878. warrant Of Bankruptcy was
issued out of the District Court of the Uni
ted states for the District of Delaware,
against the estate of Charles Ell. Treat Of
Frankfold, in the county Of Sussex,in sstd
District, who was adjudged Bankrupt, on
his own petition. Thai the payment OF
an y debts and the delivery of any property
belonging to such Bankrupt, to him or fol
his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law and that =
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt
to prove their debts and to choose one er
more ssignees of his estate, will be held
at Court Of Bankruptey, to be holden at
No. 600 King street, Wilmington, Delaware,
before Levi .. Bird, Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District on the 2lst
day Of May, A, y. 1878, at O'clock q. m.
JOHH M. DUNN, H.
u. 8. Marshal for said District.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
h RIP VAN WINKLE..,,

Robert McWade, the renowned actor will
appear as Rip,iVan Winkle at the Grand
Opera House, on Friday evening next sup.
ported by . tirst class dramatic company
Mr. McWade VIII 1appear at the Chestnut
Street Theatre for two weeks engagement,
Oh Monday mex. 70 srj1Si
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WORK OF THIEVES AT STANTON.

Early yesterday morning thieves entered
the store Of Benjamin W. Dickey, at Stan
ton, and carried away SIS in money and
various goods. The shoe store of John
Narvil, was also entered, and $40 worth Of
boot and shoes are missing. The thieves
are unknown.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
Il TFLEPHoNIC CONNECTION.

Tatnall and Richardson, the -four dsal-
srs at Front and Orange streets, have hal
their place of business connected by q tele
phone With their flour mills at Stanton, o
distance otfvei miles. I'd
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
FROM BEHIND THE PRISON BARs..',

Yesterday evening at $50 O'Clock, a short
thick set man, dressed in aplain black suit
and wearing straw hat stepped off the
train, from New Castle (, atrthe depot. This
was William Thomas, the acquitted wife
murderer who is now at his home With his
family. Thomas was released from jail
yesterdey y afternoon just in time to catch the
train. He was met at the depot by several
of his former fellow-workmen from Har,
Ian and Hollingsworth Cos yards lsndi VIII
probably 20 to work to,day..11S Io5j no
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
MUSICAL DEDICATION.

The waltz entitled, e Hawthorne Leaves"
composed BY Willard Spencer of this city.
which was 80 beautifully rendered at the
Rugby ertertainment last evening, has
been dedicated BY the sc0mposef TO the Haw-
thorne Literary Grub or this city. This
club Is composed of . number 'ofgentlemen
and ladies Of Wlmineton.' as5 40
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
YOUNG FOLKS ENTERTA1NMENT'

The Young Peoples association Of the
West Presbyterian church, gave an enter>
tainmeas in the Sunday school rooms which
was largely attended. The interesting pro.
gramme was of q musical and literary
nature, and was very well rendered,
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22

/ Cardinal McCloskey was passenger on
the steamer Pereire, which arrived In New
York yesterday from Havre. .gAur
An organization Of Irish Nationslists
has branch in Buffalo, n. X. TheIe are
also several companies Of "Irish Rifles, y
which are replenish,ng their ranks, and tho
Courier published o call from the csptain OF
one of them to the members to meet "for
drill and other purposes"
A special train Of twenty-five cars Of
-four. which left Minnsapo on heIeveping
of the 18th instant, via Chicago, Milwaukee.
and st. Paul, Michigan CeAtral, Great
Western, and Erie railways, arrived in New
York last evening" and was delivered to
steamer for London this morning, making
the fastest time, eyer made,
Several Harvard students have recently
been detected by the, college Authorities
having knowledge of sundry examination
papers before they we're regularly issued.
Two members Of thejunior class Have been
expelled, and also one or TWO empldyes. The
deception was revealed by one Of the in
structors, who slightly altered papers. There
win probably be an entirely new system Of
examination. 'Gg Es-'r5mh aaf {,
The Columbia National Bank, 1t Coiamsi
bia, Lancaster county, Pa, has presented
claim to Congress, asking for an award of
S12O, 900 in compensation for the destruction
of the Columbia bridge inl 1858, by order of
General Couch, as q military necessity to
prevent the advance of the Southern forces
to Harrisburg or Philadelphia, Some time
ago bill was introduced into, Congress ap,
propriating $i0O 900 for this purpose, but
It failed in psssing,I ba78sat
{, onicer Lyman Of the Fourth district of
Philadelphia, accidentally dropped his pistol
In Vine street, near Fifth, yesterday after.
noon The cap exploded, and the ball en-
tered the.abdomen of Mrs; Frederick Bolte,
who was standing on her steps on the south
side Of Vine, near fifth street, The wound
sdangerouss The, officer tc was taken into
custody. r,,r-.y,.s ~
ID Morris Ellis, a farmer, near Georgetown, |
iii, started from Yermillion Grove on |
Tharsday with eight stands of bees III Bis
wagon, nThe bees grew very angry, doubt
less, from the joltihg of the Wagon, and in |
solid mass lit upon the horses and driver. |
The horses did not try to run, but lay on |
the ground and rolled in agony. Both
horses have since died, and Mr.. Ellis lies |
In very critical condition.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
-! RECOVERING R1PffDDEfyS,- Z

Mrs. Mary Wallace, living in lhe lower
part, of ,Klund street who was badly gored
by COW, last Friday, is new 10 . fair way to
recovery DR.. T. a. Brown who is attend
Ing her, said last evening that she vas out
Of all danger 'Ai''.i'''7E ger 4
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22

Henry Francis, small boy, residing in
Bamhall avenue, Jersey City, was splxcedi In
barrel by some of his small boy friends
and rolled down an inclined plane yiat the
foot Of which runs the ssrsging canal !"
Barrel and boy rolled into the canal, and
Henry narrowly escaped drowning. (. \
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

The San Francisco Minstrels whose
general popularity is equal to any minstrel
troupe in the country, will give a perfor,
nance in the Opera House on the S0th inst
They are the leading fsvoritss in New York
where there headquarters are. .,@'1
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
CLOTHING HOUSES.
PROCLAMATION !!
TO THE
Citizens of Philadelphia and Surround
ing Country sGt

Owing to the Great Success and Prosper.
ity Of our enterprise two years ago, we
take this method Of thanking the people
for their very liberal support and conf.
dence. During the past two years we have
tried to do our duty. and have not failed
in the attempt, is why we make this special
to the reople on the 5th oi
May, 1876 which was the First Centennial
to our Ameli lean People and Republic
which never will he forgotten by The clti.
zens of Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
LAST WEEK, IS MORTALITY.

During the week ending May l1sthyRs.
gistrar OF Deaths, Afra Foulks made the
following report Total number, 2O.al Ma.
tionality--U United .statss, n III Epgrandg go3;
Males, II; Females, 9; Whites, ISL Colored,
3; Minors, 10; Adults, no. The Oldest, oi
these was so years, and iive .sofS them were
over Ga. q Five died of consumptf fon,a three
x Sarn sneria aHu fT"I%qI@T9 crou apq ene9 ~ers sun
,yYH-. -AEEAL -YMEIENn " 1 ,n1NkeII9l
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
5sA1r q .BANKRUPTls, CT REDIfoRs.

Bloomfield Lore, late lessee sof the'Mer-
chants Hotel, IN Philadelp lphiS, on Fourth
street below Arch, has been declared a
voluntary bankrupt by the United States
Court, haytng, debts amounting To- SAC, 900
Among his creditors are Eva and, Anna
Colts, Of Smyrna, for the sum Of 81, 4,15O.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

In accordance with the time honored GUS
tom Of the Democracy OF New Castle
county, county meeting will be held in
the Court House in the city of New Cas-
tie on SATURDAY, MAY 25th, 1878, at
o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of re-or-
ganizing the party, appointing Judges for
holding the nomination elections, appoint
ing County Executive Committee and TO i,
the transaction Of any other business that
may be properly brought before the meet>
ing. ... L-..2
u ISAAC N. GRUDB,
Vice President.
c. JOHNSON, Secretary,
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.LocAL-NSo.'TIEs. Q TIs

Try deviled crabs ~ + aiIlner,,s, 5oe Aarkes,
street. ~ or .esIy93I
Try Fullmer's Culumhach beer, No. SOC
Market street, NJ, o,9 100 i4s,l1
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22

Mrs. Phillips, of Philadelphia, widow Of
the late Calvin Phillips of the firm of Mar.
shall Phillips and Co., and an aunt of Mr..
Howard Simpson Of this city, will 60 to
Europe in company with Mrs. W. B. Mann,
of Philadelphia.
Fl. H. johnson, Esq, and wife and child,
and Benjamin johnson, Esq, President Of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
intend going to Europe this week. The
party will first visit the Paris Exposition,
after which they will take a journey through
France and Switzerland, and will be absent
about two months.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
> ORPHAN oil q 1T oUR. SALE.

AaII
sThere will besa sale sf -four at the Chic
Cracker Store, ,72s Market street, on Thurs
day, May 23, for TIE bensft Of the aChildren's
- - Nrrs's " S-1slsTT GJgs gl'ldaas
FHome.74 sG4 a. hiDas ysds aas5
aacThe following choice brands can be had
at the annexed inafkstiprices .tsla
PilIsbury Patent Minnesota Flour, so 75 Dol.
Clifton Nils dIAa $50 ("
Poutaxst, xAEz nIaTxgo9z sn~ 8 s25 "
Family FavorEe,As ARG S25"
'st. LouisrD. ae,tssiRBaa mes A 750
y Let every one who.may speeds "a barrel of
-four be sure toattsnd tina sale,swhich will
continue all day and evening 81 This method
viii furnish all whoahaves sthe prosperity of
this most worthy, institute heart an sx>
ssllsSs l.'sss spp'rsapity 0f aiding Il Without any
esNtttnSY'E a ps.IuaaI s.....4 - ~
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Usual admission 50 cents; reserved seats
Is cents extra. Other prizes -es usual.
seats can be secured at O. +. Thomas &
Co.'s. box office now open. my2S-St
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THE HER AID.
wilminesen. Del. may -. Is7s.
MINIATuRR sALMANAor-EHIs DAY
DEMoCkATIC CANDIDATES.

7 r .7'
5..s,.fTt ----s><---3. 3.i "a .Ig
t DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES. y 4
The following named gentlemen, havini
Complied with the resolution of the. Dem Oc
ratio County Committee of March 8th 1878
Committee, as Candidates for sheriff AMI
Coroner at the coming nomination Elec
ton. Ht'apIsE1g
FOR SHERIFF. 'a sae
John Pyle g,,G
(. - John White, lna. @a. ri ts..|,
Geo Ward, ts E1tgfI !
Francis Duggan @''"j
Giles Lambsou.
James B. Collins.
William Mccoy. GEfs& q ~
Robert G. Justis.
Henry M. Barlow. I,
Purnell J. Lynch. ,,w rt
Chas II Anderson, 3Ih3as
Francis T sawdon.
Benz. F. Townsend. -rl
Zachariah Gemmin,
FOR CORONER.
Jacob Butz.
Jesse James,
jas y BarCley.
John M. Enos.
David Hughes.
Richard Groves, ..
Thomas Grimes;
Hugh Murphey, .....
Andrew McClain.
Hugh McGoveru.
Samuel 3, Adams.
Hugh McLauglin.
Andrew J. Brown.
StephenJ. Gilbert.
Edward Il. Foster.
William D. Mullin,
Martin r. Keough.
James A. PIunkett.
DR.. Henry @. Snitcher. ..s
Andrew g. Alexander.
v By order of the Committee, b,
.- JNO. o'BYRNE. Chairman. Ky
Jno: Publ, secretary.
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, PERSONAL.
81 'iS- ug@ y 'p's' PERSONAL qai sitsYo
,'NASf9 - l. HIFFgE EFf'4
,DJf0HNkf ny I ~ -
oe 1. c.Matlack, D. D., was ip town town yes:
terdaY. - -.

,44laaH4 aoys
Our polite and excellent city Treasurer
Francis Vincent, Esq, who has been IN,
disposed for some days past from q bad
cold, Is we are pleased to say, able to be
mt w 'N. gfEsN " - ytre-
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22

r OST-Going fr, m st. Mary's Church to
L9th and King SITS on Saturday evening
agold half fdollsr. Return to this office and
the so cents will be given for 1t. EH
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THE RUGBY ANNrvERsxEY.

THEIR SEVENTH ExHIBrT1sx III m svs,Y
LITnRAHY q s0CIHryr-AN INTBRIsTfNd
AND HIGHLE DEnlGH7FUt ENTERTAIN-
MENT. gsHIkf@
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
In | AZ 4 sermon Ct tt6el cathsdFar

In al sermon 1t t6e cathsdFafin Scranton
on Sunday 1sst, Bishop o'Hsra cautioned
is hsa arsrs ssinst Tie dangers Of secret
the "knfehts of Labor'' 1isF aexpected. The
organization ~ po him thisf section
|, SIT seems asrif 1should cough my head
tIon Of q, sufferer from a severe Cough,
QueIl the par0xysms with Hale's Honey OF
Horenoufd and Far. 7Tlse relief is imme-
diate and 8the cure certain. Sold by all
Pics Pies roothachs Drops asu in one
mtuufeS.S- ------~---
T&w JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4S2 N. From
b Street. Branch Ofiice corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphta. Ladies' and
Gentiemen's Garments Of every descrip-
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April lST. 80
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22

G. P. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-22
NOTICES.

DIVORCEs, in any state, without pub
- licity, send stamp for the law. g. r.
SIMS, Chicago.
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The Antecedeuts Of Disease.

Among the antecedents of disease ar,
inertness in the circulation of the blood
an unnaturally attenuated condition OF
the physique, indicating that the life cur
rent is deficient in nutritive properties. a
wan. hsggard look, inability to digest the
food, loss of appetite, sleep and strength.
and a sensation Of unnatural IaDguor All
these may be regarded as among the in
dicIa OF approaching disease, which viii
eventually attack the system and overthrow
It, If it is not built up and fortified in al.
vance. InvigoTate, then, without loss oil
time, making choice of the greatest vi.
taiizlng agent extant Hostetters Stomach
BItters, an elixir which has given health
and vigor TO myriads Of the sick and dc
oilitated, which is ayouched BY physicians
and analysts to be pure as well a. efTec-
'iye' which is immensely popular in this
and extensively used abroad. and /.
which has been for years past one of the {
eadIng medicinal staples Of America. a
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Notice.

ceased. vac estate OF i. L. BretslI -
ritory VI Boise county, Idaho Ia.
j a e. ,smi y THE ADMINISTRATOR or r,,r
ms petition herein duly yeris.s ecssed having aled
for ~. 'as Of All Of the real estate 81 Tor an or
dared ~ purposes theron set forth Il SAD decedeht
"es estate at sss Court ii persons Sn
lore the said Probate Court deceased appear be-
noon o. az A. D. 1913 eleven o'coek 4, the 2oh
bate Court i It the Court Room Or sa .C fore
Why 1' an oG c: csOant q Boise FRO
tbs aia administrator to sell ALI oe granted to
And ba, usceased 81 public auction or estate Of
our Of this order b pab,beay ~ sale
World newspaper ss1 printed ~ sAs idaho
+. g. HART
IDAHO crTY. April II. 1879 T.. Probate Judge.