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The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
An Infant Homicide.

In CrumptoA, Queen Annes' county
Md, several days ago, Walter Wallace,
aged five years accidentally shot Maggie
Ryland aged three years. The little eir]
died from the effect Of the wound.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
bO2 MARK EFT STREET,

6O2 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1885,.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
M. until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from TO 8 O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent, mas been regularly paid or
deposits, since the organization of the Bank
and 1t is the expectation OF the Managers
that this rate of dividends will be continued
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice IL
each year.
MANAGERS
Clement B: Smyth, George w. Bush,
Chas. w. Rowland, George 3. Capelle,
Nathan,l X. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichenstein,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington
K. M. Stonsenberg, Job II. Jackson.
William VI. Field, VIM. H. swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. g. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l E. II. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
From Charles III. Colgate, Esq,

VI the nrm or Colgate Co., Manufactur-
ers Of Flavoring Extracts, 2i Black
stone street, Boston.
SoMERvILLE, Mass, Dec. Q, 1876.
Messrs. Seth w. Fowle Sons:
Geptlemen--Last Spring my little
daughter, aged five became very much
emaciated with loss Of appetite and great
prostration OF strength, so much so that
we were obliged TO take her out OF school.
This continued through the Summer, and
caused us much anxiety. After trying
various remedies without deriving any
benefit, our family physician recoinm end :
I'd The use of PERUVIAN SYRUP. After
using 10 one week we saw a marked i'm
provement In the child's condition, and in
month she vas rapidly gaining In health
and strength. her appetite being excel lent.
AT this date she Is perfectly well, with
round, plump cheeks and healthy color
and is again attending school regularly. /
consider her restoration TO health entirely
due TO the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and feel that
l cannot too highly recommend 1t as O
tonic. Very gratefully yours.
CHAS, Ii. COLGATE.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14

f. L. FRANK, 500 Market street, is
selling out to quit business; is Offering
the entire stock at sacrificing prices. Call
and secure a bargain. ianSlf.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
The City Of Richmond.

The City of Richmond the third YES
sci chartered by the Messrs. Collins oi
Philadelphia, leaves that city to>day
for Brazil.
There are a number of Wilmington
ians on board, including James Porter,
who goes as fireman on the vessel, and
Albert Lofland, whoes parents reside
on New Castle road, goes as second en-
glneer.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14

1t lis neither pleasant nor profitable to
hear people constantly coughing when
they could be easily cured by 25 cent
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
Wrong Date.

The temperance meeting under the au-
spices of the St. Mary's r. A. b. Society,
will take place at st, Mary's Church, on
next Thursday evening, aud not this
evening as was stated in the press yester.
day. There will be several well known
speakers present
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
New Lighthouse Wanted
Cane Henry.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. l3.-The Cot.
ieh Exchange to-day passed resolutions
memorializing Congress to build a new
lighthouse at Cape Henry, which will
better meet the needs of commerce
than the one now at that point.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
A Valuable Present.

Among the incidents at Rev. +. b. Du-
Va's reception at his new parsonage, on
Wednesday night, was the presentation, l.,
by the Sunday School scholars of hand
some Greek testament to the pastor.
The testament was provided with copious
notes, in all comprising four volumes,
and is Valued at $50
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14

Local option was defeated In the lower
House at Harrisburg yesterday. The
advocates of temperance will feel that
they have met their Bull Run defeat.
and mustreorganize for future campaigns
But, the truth is, irrespective of the vote
OF the larger cities, like Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Scranton, Harrisburg, Lancas-
ter, and Reading, tnere is a comelication
in this bill. The more populous coun>
ties, as far as their bibslous propensi ties
are concerned, could ask no better license
than local vote In favor of liquor sell
ing.
What's in name? Is a question that
has lately agitated the public mind of
Roumania. In 1866 young cadet ef the
roigniDg family of Prussia, and then only
a lieutenant of Prussian dragons, had
the good fortune to be elected Hospodar.
or Lord, of Roumania, consisting of the
Turkish Provinces of Wallachia and
Moldavia. Prince Karl l., as he Is
called, went heartily into Russo Turkish
War, proclaim ed the Independence of
Roumania last May, and how has that
independenc, acknowledg I'd. The CUES
ton Is, Shall he be styled King or
Prince of Roumania?
JOHN SHERMAN my rave and tear his
hair, Devens may thunder legal philippics
and Hayes may threaten to restore bayo-
net rule in Louisiana, bu: they will not
succeed in staying the course of justice.
They might as well try to bulldoze an
earthquake.-Balt. Gazette.
j. II. Tracy, for many years president
OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad, died at Erie, Pa, yesterday.
The grand jury of the District OF
Columbia have indicted ex-special trea.
sury agent Moore for libel and eonspira
against Ii. V. Boynton, the correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Gazette.
The reduction of freight rates to the
West, which was agreed upon at the
| meeting of the trunk line presidents in
New York, ou Monday, has been indie
| finitely postponed.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
THE TUMULT IN THE LOWER
HOUSE.
A PEN PICTURE OF THE SCENES ATTEND
ING THE POLITICAL CRoss-FIRING.

A PEN PICTURE OF THE SCENES ATTEND
ING THE POLITICAL CRoss-FIRING.
WARRINGTON. Feb. 13-The scene
which occurred in the House pending
the consideration of the West Point bill
this afternoon was most disreputable
one. 1t grew out of personal explana-
ton by Hewitt respecting certain Ian
age used by him day or two since, which
was considered offensive to Southern
Representatives House and Aiken re-
piled TO him in very severe terms, and as
the discussion waxed Warner alluded
to the fact that overtures were made by
j. Madison Wells and others of the Re
turning Board TO sell the vote of Louisi-
followed q scene which is Undesirable.
in which the members of both parties
participated. The speakers were inter.
upted by cheers, shouts, and derisiv
laughter.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC PROSPECTS
WAsHINoroN, Feb. 13.-At q recent
conference of Southern Representatives.
on the general question OF Congressio mai
aid 10 q transoontinental route, the
Texas and Pacific road received cordial
Enforcement To this enterprise IL was
agreed u give the support Of the South
ern vote. The prospects Of this bill are
Improving.
THE CUBAN GENERAL PEREZ
KILLED.
HAVANA, February 13.-The insureent
general Jesus Perez has been killed In
an action with the Spanish troops under
Colonel Miret, and DIR. Bravo, member
Of the insurgeHt congress, taken prison.
er. Ie Is reported that Vincent Garcia
and other insurgent chiefs have resigned
their commands.
THE METROPOLIS UTTERLY UN-
SEAWORTHY.
WARRINGTON, February 13.-Captain
Merryman, of the revenue marine SER
vice, having been ordered by the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury to investigate the
wreck of the Metropolis, reports that il
was the testimony OF everybody that the
vessel was rotten and unseaworthy.
ID. #. Butler Asked 10 DisgOrge.
WARRINGTON, D. O., February i3-
Herbert's suit against General Butler to
recover his proportion of fee, in a gov
ernment suit alleged to have been wrong
fully retained by General Butler was az.
gued to-day in the Supreme Court.
New Lighthouse Wanted at
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
IRON in THE BLOOD
II ature's own vitaliserf
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP

A protected solution OF the Protoxide or
ter OF an alfment, as easily digested and
assimilated with the blood as the simplest
food. .Itincreases the quantity OF Natures
own VitaliziDg Agent, Iron In the bl0pds
and cures a thousand Ills, simply by Tou-
ing up, Invigorating and iNitalizlng The
system. The enriched and vltalized blood
permeates every part OF the body. repair
Ing damages aud waste, searching out mpr-
ease 10 feed upon. - IL, 80
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14

WAsHINGToN, d. c., February 10
Herbert's suit against General Butler To
recover his proportion of fee, in a gov
ernment suit alleged to have been wrong
fully retained by General Butler was az.
gued to-day in the Supreme Court.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14
For a. spring SIedicine

IL has no equal. Stimulating without re-
action, Its effects are permanent, differing
In this respect from all Alcoholic Tonics.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14

Farmers shippers, and dealers Nypn.
merchandise should write for rekiH
Price, current, stencil. &C. When wriA|
state whether you wish 10 ship on COZ
ment. or sell; II you wish 10 sell nan
articles, amount OF each and your
LOWEST PRICE, for same delivei|
.. B. (free aboard car. at your n
shipping point, also, II possible,
sam pie by mail, or If too bulky by u
Address.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14

j. II. Tracy, for many years presi dent
OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad, died at Erie, Pa, yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-14

EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital. s1OO,OOO.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished TO regular Depositors without charge.
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postrp.
NY Prayer.
ny CAROLINE A. MASON.

ny CAROLINE A. MASON.
asked the Lord that might worthier be,
Might grow 10 faith and hope and charity;
And straight Go feed NV lxmos." he ans
~ered me.
Nay, Lord!" cried. Can outward deeds
To cleanse my spirit, Heart and courage tail,
And sins prevent and foes and fears assail.'
And still Go. feed my lambs was oil heard.
But should rest upon that simple word.
Was that, indeed. my message from my Lordl
Behold. thought that hc his hand would lay
On my sick soul, and words OF healing say.
And charm the plague-spot from my heart
sway.
Half wroth ! turned to go; but. oh the look
He on me cast-agize l could not brook;
With deep relentings all my spirit shook.
.Oh. dearest Lordr / cried. Il will obey.
say what Thou wilt Only lead Thou the
For. following thee. my footsteps shall not
stray
He took me at NY word. He went before;
III e led me to the dwellings Of the poor.
W Where woli-eyed Want keeps watch beside the
door.
He beckoEed me. and essayed TO 20
w here >in and Crime. more sad than W ant
and Woe.
Hold csrni,sl aud Vice walks to and fro.
And. when fAl,ered a, the SIGHT, he said:
Behold. died Tor such! These hands have
bled,
This side for such has pierced been He said:
is the disciple greater than his Lord,
The servant than his Ma.,ery Oh! that word;
Ii smote me like . sharp, iwoedged sword!
And since that hour. II any work OF mine
Has been accepted by my Lord as sign
That was following In his steps divine;
II, serving others Though imperfcctlyl.
Ny own poor life has worthier come TO be.
And have grown in faith and charity.
Dear Lord be Thine the glory. Thou hast
wrought.
All unaware. the blessing that sought,
oh. that :hese lips might praise Thee As they
ought
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Jericho Jim.

"Say, now, marin Lemme in. !
Amt half SO slnart's look IL be. kin
do more'n four things TO help ye, snd
I'm kinder onlucky jess now! Moth
er's dead. ye see. nd
Here the simple creature blubbered
honestly, and drew his ragged sleeve
across his eyes. Mrs. Ellery relented.
We'll, who be ye, anyhow. Where
dye come from!'
"'Ho. Jenimy! Where dye come
from"
Flat fishn founders! Where dye
come from! I'm Jericho Jim; come
from Jericho straight.a Tuesday morn
in No place for Jim there. Dad
broke his neck last Winter; drunk as
David, nd slipped up, n the sled fixed
him out q goin' over him; mother she
cried some, but he was dead. anyhow :"
and with a sort OF furtive grin on his
thin, sallow face, and spark in the
hitherto vacant gray eye, Jericho Jim
sent his stick spinning in air and
caught it again dextrously.
"Whar be ye q goin' to" inquired
the old lady again, resting on her
broom-handle, and looking over her
spectacles at the queer creature before
her.
I'm goin' here. marm. They said
suthin' bout the poorhouse, down TO
Jericho; SO quit. Poorhousees amt
clean" :" spd he gave a sidelong glance
into the Kitchen, neat as lady's par
lor, not passing over the clean calico
gown and stainless cap Of good Mrs.
Ellery.
That's SO; they're dirty holes.
Wen, you come in and set down. I'll
give ye some vittles, and ye can stay
ill husband comes home; he'll see TO
ye."
So Jericho Jim was set down to An
abundant supper of beans, biscuit, pie
and gingerbread, and plenty Of hot
tea, aud proved beyond doubt that
he was hungry.
When Deacon Ellery came home be
growled little at the new inmate Of
his family, more because it was his way
70 growl than because he meant it for
his keen eye for business discerned in
Jim An inexpensive helper whom his
increasing years and rheumatism made
welcome if not needful. Somebody
Was once overheard by this worthy
man to ask: "Why does Deacon El.
iery alters GO grumblin' round like an
old gobbler!" and the Deacon saw fit
to answer for himself, to the great con-
fusion Of the inquirer, who had not
seen him coming: "Why, ye see have
ter; SOS to average things. Wife's
orful smoothly conf table a. punkin
in . corn lot alters smilin' and chirp-
in md il stands TO reason all m'lasses
amt good for this world: g got to be
some grind, SO l do the grind'n'."
With which exposition of bis uncon-
scious heathenism, the Deacon gave .
grunt and walked away. He was bet.
ter than bis words, however, for his
beart was warm and his head clear
and poor Jericho Jim soon found that
HE knew home was . heaven Of rest
for his weary body, and did his very
best 70 reward the sheltering goodness
that fed and clothed him, aud beamed
on him like sunshine in kind lOoks and
words.
II declare for't," grumb,ed Descon
E!leiy, lit beats all to see that ere fel-
Ter work; dono whether he's . fool
or not. See him . pitchin' into the
woodpile. mother? Well. ye'd say
| there warnt no better feller to pile
vood betwixt herein Daabosy bat yes
tseday, Whsa - was . saWin, ell of Z
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Temperance in Milbridge.
Mr.. Editor

In coming to this village little more
than four months ago, inquired tor a tenn
perAnce society, and learned to my sur
prise, that there was not s'teDperance Or
sanization in the town. Being quite ignor-
ant of the habits OF the people, expected
to see, At least, some drunkenness on the
street, but am happy to say, l have not
seeh an intoxicated person, nor come 10
contact with a single individual who had
been drinking. l am member Of the
Smelling Committee" but have nothing
to report thus far.
There are probably few men In town
who drink, and they may succeed in OBJ
tanning liquors for private use. II such is
the case, the liquor Is obtained very silly,
and used with great caution.
A few weeks ago, the Steamer, City of
Richmond, stopped at this port over night,
on her way to Machias. and several Of our
young men, made little more noise than
usual, at late hour in the evening. The
Chairman of Selectmen, notified the Cap
tain of the fact. and his veto was effectual
Some four weeks ago, a package came to
the express office, that looked rather sus-
picious, aud the Chairman of Selectmen,
having satisfied himself that 1t contained
liquor to be used as beverage. we shipped
it to Boston, and requested the liquor
dealer, not to fill any more orders for
drinking men In this town. The law Is SO
carefully enforced here. that we have no
drunkenness that Is visible. If men were
licensed TO sell here. IS they are in Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island, we should be
cursed with drunkenness. as the people
are there. A very large majority of the
men in this town. feel that it would be .
disgrace to them to drink liquor, o. en-.
courage others TO do it.
1t is not certain that there ia a more tem-
perate community than this, in the State
Of Maine.
After having fought rum In Rhode Island
every week, for five years, 1t seemed very
odd TO me. to come 70 place. where, rs .
temperance man, had nothing to do, ex-
cept to encourage the people to remain
temperate. am proud of ny native state.
and honor the ystsrsns who have fought
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When seechcs brighten early Nay,
Aud young xrAss shines along her way.
When April willows meet the breeze
Like softest dawn among the trees;
When smell OF Spring fills all the air.
And meadows bloom, and blue-birds pair;
When Love first bares her sunny head
over the brook and lily y-bed;
Nothing OF sound or sight TO grieye
Prom choirinx morn TO quiet eve
Ny heart will not, for all IFS ease.
Forget the days 10 follow these,
This loveliness shall be betrayed,
This hxppiest Of music played
From held TO field by sire am aud 5ough,
Shall silen; be as tuneful now.
The silver branch Of thistles sail
Adown the solitary vale;
That blue solic,tude OF sky
Bent over beauty doomed 20 die.
With nightly mist shall ~iiness here
The yielded glory Of the year.
John Vance Cheney in ScribAer for Mdy
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Always say kind word if you can, If
only that 1t may come in, perhaps. with
singular oppOrtuneness, entering some
mournful mans darkened room like beau
tiful firehy, whose happy circumvolutiOns
he cannot but watch, forgetting his many
troubles.-C Helps.
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MOOR < JOY,
Notice Of Foreclosure.

RHE undersigned, who has been duly appointed
] Receiver Of the Buckspon Savings Bank.
hereby gives public notice 70 whom Il NAV Goa
cern, that on the a Of day OF April. 1871, Frederic
mortgased 70 said Bank tmorsGage deed runain 8
TO lis Trrasurer) certain parcel Of land viii the
buil diugs thereon, skuate n said BsckspoFs. q
the corner OF Buck and MIL streets, aad bounded
Nertheriy BY Buck street EasteFiy BY nm street,
southeriy By land Of Robert Alley and Norsheriy
BY the sparhawk lot. containing 3st reds.
and still being broken. the undersigsed II behalf
of said Bans and in his said cspaeity. claios -
l6secio lhe same. and Givoo this notice Ter thas
THBO. G. WOODNAN.
Dscojvsr Baeksposs oovtnGD 1aok.
Duckspogs, Apsa q. MA SW0
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The man who lives right and Is right
has more power In his silence than snoth-
er has BY bis words. Character Is like
bells which ring out sweet music, and
which, when touched accidentally, even,
resound with sweet music.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's idea
that there is no hell Is bad for newspaper
publishers, As many subscribers may now
utterly refuse to pay up, II they have the
most remote suspicion that Beecher knows
what he Is talking about.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

Overhead the other day in the traie
just ss the shrill whistle announcing tht
departure was given: What 6species on
light refreshment does that whistle Feseml-
ble5" ''Givs II uP." 4 nigh scrsaan."
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.RWooL CARDlNG
~. At THE CARDINa KILL,
SURRf VILLAGE, NE.

Having placed my machine in good running order
by adding Whist new cards are necessary and bv
using the best of Lard OIL. / sm nov ,preparet
to do work IN the best possible. m amer.
~ WOOL lett at Henry Whiting Sons
Store Ellsworth, j. +. Hinekley's Bluehill. A. r.
Conarys, Bluehin Falls. and r. II. HArdings
south Surry.
~ Wool will be taken from the above
places and etarned free Of expense.
" Prices reduced from last year.
H. H. ELDRIDGE.
surry, April -. ls7e. 4wlS'
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MISREPRESENTATION.
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PATIENTS.

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DIANE Another battle on high prices n o q an
Y tR"VNa ar with monopolists renew " y M
td. see Iieatty's late It New spaper for fuI reply
sent tree. Before buy1g PIANO o. ORGAN read my
latest circular. Il Gttys .lcurated Pianos aud Or
gaus. beautiful iustru ntal Challenge cOmpar.
son Rivals are jealous ofmy success ! Most sue.
ccsstul house in Anne riCa Commenced "A few wears
ago Withpu dollar, sales now nearly :! 0GO 0OO
annually. Lowest prices ever given. Elegant Rose
wood Pianos $50, Is stop Church Organs. sll5
II emenduus bat in- now ready. Address DANIEL
MAD 7. BfiITi, Washington, New llI.D
wan Jersey. mayg-iw WAN
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Premlums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only. Policies are saned payable at the death
of the Insured, also payable At the end of certain
umber Of years. Policiesa are also issued on the