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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11

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}. 49, ~ ss.. 80 ING lanAs y lug
lrEesslevAoay 0oE'
Aes - aam 90 SOL nothing on the
farm that VII mPcverish the soil I'M.
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SOFT Gin&erOread.-Ihree pints
nour' one cupful lard well mixed through
u one teaspoonful SALT one teaspooniui
ginger Deal TWO eggs, add one pint
moiasses. one cupaui brown sugar, one
ana nan teaspoonam soda, dissolved
IN water, surreo IN han . pint sour
milk OF pnttermiik thoroughly; ADD All
70 noun NIX wen and bake IN good
oven; put CAKE IN sponge-cake pans.
Make up y0nr mind what You in
tend to do. Sit down and count the
cost. DO not undertake more than You
can perform It is unwise to COM
mence work that you are not able to
finish in due season. Many farmer
loses more by getting behindhand with
his spring work than would buy an
other team, and has, at any rate, been
more than would pay the wages of a
man for . year. This once in our own
experience. Have you not found it SO?
-hdsysc Farmer.
In the laundry borax is economic
cal, as it saves both labor and soap,
and is really cheaper than the latter.
For blankets and other large articles it
is especially valuable, and in all cases
the use of little borax win save half
the labor when articles are much soiled.
1t is perfectly effectual in driving away
red ants, cock-roaches, etc., if sprinkled
around on shelves, or put in small guam
titles on paper and placed in the rum
ways of insects. Borax is also of great
value for toilet uses. For removing
dandruf and cleansing the hair it is un-
equaled. 1t is also good remedy for
rough face and chapped hands. Its
application to wounds, sores, bruises,
sprains, etc.. proves very salutary,
and IS often the only remedy required,
even in severe cases - Christian Aduo-
cate.
The pantry-shelves are getting
grimy, or finger-marks around the
door-latches and knobs are looking
dark and unsightly. For lack of time
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11
Tobacco Beds.

In the North, of late years, much to-
bacco is started in cold frames. 1t is
found, in practice, that the plants are
fully as hardy as those raised in beds in
the open air; they are much easier pro-
tected from cold storms, and entirely SO
from drenching rains. Seed sown in
cold frames are also very easily pro-
tected from insect enemies. Even where
larger fields are planted, we have 81
ways found the Investment in glass COW
ering to cold frames to be a good one.
The soil should be prepared in the
very best manner, by burning brush
and straw over the bed. Then level of,
rake fine, and place frame of boards
about the bed. A good width is five
and one-half feet by the length neces-
sary to accommodate the plants grown.
This frame should be stiffened with
cross-pieces fitted inso each sash-ordi-
nary hot-bed sash-may slide easily,
the inclination being not more than
three inches from rear to front, and the
glass not more than about eight inches
above the earth.
A bed five and one-half by thirty
five feet will hold plants for 0ver an
acre Of tobacco, including replanting,
and have some to spare; all first-class
plants.
As the plants get size they may east
~ be pricked out, about the LIST Of May,
into another bed, which may be pro
footed by frame and covered with a
common cloth. II pricked out three
inches apart. they will make extra
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11
The Railways Of the World.

According to some statistics pub
lished by the Economists Francois, the
total length of railways in the world at
the end Of 1876 was 1874, 0O2 miles. OF
which Europe possessed SO, 430 miles;
America, S3, 420 miles; Asia, 1859 miles
Australia, 1924 miles, and Africa, l.
SIG miles. The United States had a.
095 miles; Germany, f7,181 miles;
Great Britain, 1874 miles; France,
IS, 1872 miles; Russia, 1855 miles;
Austria, 1882 miles; Italy, 4.815
miles, and Turkey, $50 miles. The
railway system in India was 6,527 miles
in length; while Canada had 1900
miles; the Argentine Republic, goo
miles; Peru, go miles; Egypt, 975
miles, and Brazil, 1856 miles. The
Economists Francois calculates that at
the end of 1876 the capital invested in
the European railways amounted to
81, 077. zoe, 600, and in those of Ameri-
ca, Australia, Asia and Africa, f1, 1885,
500, 900, making q total for the rail-
ways of the whole world of f3, 262, 700,-
600. The European railways were
credited with the possession of $4,000
80, 600 passenger carriages,
and 900, 900 luggage trucks, in which
were conveyed during 1876 LAO, 000,-
600 passengers and !, 400, 000, 600 tons
of goOds.-PdH Nall Gazette.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11

Mrs. Senator Mitchell has more
rresence of mind than her husband.
Thev were awakened, the other night,
by : burglar. Who are your sara
IL Senator. "Don't ask who he Isl
take vour revolver and shoot, said nus
wife wife The bur glar left at full galloP.
sr r l was NO revolver in the house; but
the Recording Angel dropped tear on
the debit entry Of one lie on MIS-:
M MI account, and blotted it out
forever CHICAGO Tribune.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11
vEGETlME
CURED HER.

n. or, DoRcHEsrn MASS, June II.
Dear SiyI feel duty to say one word In reeard
me great dement, have received from the use or one
tne greatest wonders Of the world l. is your VeQo
une nave been one OF the greatest sufferers for fhe
lay eight years that ever could be living do sincere
~ Inc nne,fs1ttsM has panied me to such extent
years have not been able to wall: now can Valf an
sccP una 90 m work - veil . ever did, md must
~ owe II Al to your blood purifier. vcgetine.
AARGERY WELLS
vn8KmR-The great success Of the vere4tne - a
eselnsT and purifier Of the blood - sllown beyond
doubt ~ the great numbeEB who have tAtpn IL mi -
csaved Immediate relied. with such remarkable cQTea
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11
Washing and Shearing Sheep.

InulScrlmlnate WaSnlng OF Sheep pre-
vious to shearing, whether they really
want it or not, is now going out Of
fashion. The wool, no matter how
clearly washed, will not be used by the
manufacturer without a thorough scour-
ing, and it is now settled thing with
many intelligent farmers that the few
cents pound extra that washed wool
will bring will not compensate for the
cost of the labor of washing and the
danger to the health of the sheep and
the men employed to wash them. Only
those sheep the fieeces of which are
soiled with mud Or dung are now
washed.
Shearing, to the onlooker, is a very
simple affair. But when the beginner
hoe triad his hand ho will roaliao how
perversely shears can cut. how easy ii
is to snip out about pound of mutton,
and how Difficult. not to balance the
error by leaving on one extra pound OF
wool. When, too, he has had fair trial
of strength with an old ram, he will be-
gin to wonder if there is not some magic
in the art, as he sees the ..old hand y
coolly shipping away, the sheep lying
contentedly or giving up after a few
futile kicks. Facility with the shears
can only be acquired by practice, and
the best school is 10 watch skillful
operator and acquire the trick from him.
A study of the following from an sold
hand" will help:
As to where the shears are to be first
inserted and how the shearer is to hold
his sheep, are points for the shearer to
decide. / should insist that the fleece
be always taken off as an entirety, with
exception, perhaps, of the belly and
tags. Also see that the wool is not cut
to pieces nor hacked by cutting twice
in the same place. Each stroke with
the shears should be clear and COM
plete and made close to the body. If
a mistake be made, let it go at that;
for if you do leave half inch of
wool at that spot, you get it next shear
ing, and if cut now it will be too short
to be of any use to the manufacturer,
and win only injure in his estimation
the parcel of wool in which it is dis
covered.
In opening up the neck or shearing
the belly, when it becomes necessary
to open the wool, let the shears be
worked in gradually, cutting the wool
of an even plane close to the skin until
they are in and underneath the wool as
far as they will go, then raise them,
tearing the fleece open. Thus, COM
mence at the point of the shoulder,
working up toward the head. This
prevents cutting the staple along the
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11

ELBERT w. Brown, Principal at the
Eighteenth Ward Evening School, at
New York, deducted from the pay of
one Of his teachers, Kate Newell, two
cents for being one minute late. But
the Auditor found that this was one
third of cent too much, and restored
Miss Newell's salary to its full figure,
declaring that 1.-THE city should waive
the fraction rather than claim more
than the exact penalty!''
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11

Al srmzrUoUs liquors vin in1un ~ -
opium o. movpAia wfn harmfdlly allDet ~
baby. Dr. BuIrs Baby Syrup y 0ter medy ~
tbs baby. It is free hon opium Pries, >
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11

THE "PouLTRY WORLD" Hartford, Conn.,, =
the leading magazine of its class, $1.25ayear; u
superb CHRoMos mailed for only 75c. additional.
An fowlbreeders should have it. Subscribe now
for 1878. tits best and cheapest. 10c. sample No.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11

PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
Address Pulyermacher Galvanic Co., Cincfn.,O.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-11
Sunday-Schooi Lessons.
SECOND QUARTER, 1878.

Ami l4-The Scriptures Found
and Searched: Chron. Y =
April N-Jeremiah in Prison. jeremiah g: J. =.
ApriI 2-The Rechabites.. =. Jeremiah o6:12-l9.
May 5-The Captivity of Ju-
dab. -SotcIni0u vA' I'LL
m Won. ~. or Daniel 1: SIT.
M, nsz :. ,,,......-... Daniel ass Is.
Nav %-The Fiery Furnace. Daniel 321-H.
June 2-fhe Handwriting on
the Wall. Daniel oN-5i.
'I H. Daniel 614-9.
LIME I6.Memiah's Kingdom Daniel 2: IA.
June 23-The Decree of Cyrup ..z Chron. 20 ~ -
june 3O-Review of the Lessons for the Quarter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-23

rare 70 gut eIen, trinfsn uno robnen, ais
,ister - eine BON DEN manherIei Gteen
ttimlidfe,ten amerifaniltsr ganfrutte. =
u. ,. gD.
- Durh einen sludlidsn 3ufaQ finb
DOR einissn Eassn fiini3ebn co'r span8is
psrlcnsn, bic 1t in Der grpreb Office in
Dem Stdpthsn Meriep in Dli1ouri befan,
osn, elmer srobsn 0sfabr entsaaeen. Der
srpreBaasnt Yerluhts einen Rpblsnflumpsn
in ben Sfsn 3u fsdsn. ia ct Den &lum'
pen nah msbrmalisem probirsn gu srpb
Tanr, 70 lGlus er tbn nit einsm 5anpteil
in Stids unb nun fanp man inwsnpis ba>
rtn cine pulpsrlaouns BON minpelfens eis
nem pfuno. @are Der &lumpsn III ben
Diem tiueiusssansen, 70 udren ubns 3wsi
fel ale Nnmelenpen sstSptet ooer psrwune
oct wcrpen. Cine nd9sre uaterluhuns
eiate, pa6 ss 1tb midi UNI einsn Shurten
freid bancelie, @ouoern enb bas Duloer
pon elmer eaouna bsrriibrts, bic belm
5prenaen rer Roble in Der @rubs niat
lcsgesanssn mar.
- 9aut eiues icebsu pcrSfentliaten
4usweiIes BON IN. Y. Sun" telauft iid
Die @elammtiumme Der bonn Suit 1873
biS Oct. 1877 in ben 9. ct. pcruntreue
ten uno unterldlusenen Gsloer all etwa
$50, 100000.
= Su Der 2esislatur Dee Staates Stem
ycrf 1T iett Der mcntrSIe antras seitellt
ucroen, fir ale Ylabe, in oenen seilttse
8etrdnfe perlhentt werben, bic Ycli5ei,
ltunoe auf 10 llbr sbenos felt5ultellen.
Sine ihEne SpieBtitrserei fir eine Welts
itabt!
- Die pcn ben SsraeUteu in 9fsmDcrf
anseiteuten Sfattiner erbalten folsenoe
5aldre: Or. @ottbeil $40, 900; Or. Sin.
born $4,000; Or. Siibi4 $4,000 II. Or
Sacpb8 $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-23

glpllen Sie bic Sade in bic 5ano neb
men. mo(len sic BET Der Con lttarun9 Del
@eieu1daft mitwirfsn
@swis, fasts Doctor Saifins, th muF
ecd bic Soften meiner Nsre terfinbrinsfn
unp itlaae Dor, paB ale 5srrsn, mslds an
uu1erem beutiasn Mable She'll nebmsn une
pelts meinen gIorten nit 70 GROCER 9s'
bulb su folssn bic @ute tattsn. M'tsllepe1
Der @ele0idaft werben. Qus Stanps, als
9erufselaFen Rno ia bier auf slan,enes
Wsi(e Yertreten.
SD fiitre bic Nctien al Der gorie nit
einem ltUnsn Nsio sin risf sidtltsrn.
ylaturlih, iaste Doctor 9atins. bas
Gunfortium mub bod irsens sinen Vstrnn
baten!
uao gum YrdFeentsn, ipraa WOlltsr
lsr, wea Ddblen mir, mer miro YraFosntf
@eine Gresusna Ssine eresllsn3: r'fl
Die @efeaIhaft I'M Gbcre.
Meins Ssrren !! ipraA Der irsmplanctlfhf
@,ebsimratb, Der bisbsr fat gar nidt an
Der unterbaltuns She'll ssnommsn bate,
i'd tante Sbnen fur bic gbre unp inter
Der gebin9un9.
(gOrtlsbuns fulst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-23
Numnler 663.
0enft baran Sett N bic 9eit Ter

Denft baran I! SEPT II bic 3sit Ter
9unseniawinoludt, bss 9unsenfebsrs, btr
Grtaltunsen, bes 5ufen unb onbere 2ebl'
unb 9unssnltiben, bic @Auinbiu&t ber.
beifabrsm tSnnen. Bp14ee's Ser.
M an @Yruptit In bieier @ssenb felt
3mei pbsr brei Sabren eebraudt tpOrpen unb
bat In allen Tallen pas llebel eetoben.
5abt SIR bic Mecisin nod niGt sebrau&t,
70 wentet gua an guren Mpotbefer s.
@aale unb fraet mad bem wunberbarem
Grfols, ben ber SYrup setabt bat. Dret
Duien ssnissn, ben idlimmfen Gaa 3u
curiren. &auit etne prpbefaAe BON 8c>
1Aee's German GYrup unb seriuGt eas
Mittel; bic Glaide fofst 10 Gents.
@ewSbnlihe Glai6en fur ben Marft IS
Gents. @Yart nidt 72 Gents, nm Gu4
nit elmer grtaItuns weaenlans berum3u'
fGleppen!
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Oeutihe 0rtege.

ws!ds Bic ,um o. San 1878 auf Der Yuilpiilet
su San Nntpnio Sertlie5en iinb.
Mtsne Mbertbal (N-Waris 6srrmann = 6
.. @rnolo.-Gerb. @aflrin5. 5.-@ul. @Idisr.-g.
Raufnann. = Gina Meft. = 6ebmiJ @anef. -
6. 8sitnl,t.-9. Shsbel. Nrs.9. SAna.s.-
pb. 9admann. -Ius. 9aumann.--S. u. s. aan>
per-sl eaubf:.- D. g. Mieer.-aR. S Man>
bsd.- .5einrit Nebins.-@. &amos. = Sobann
Stab 81. -Disbart.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-05
aHe. OBYanI 4 Co., lpuRaahsrs'
No. 500 sh.pley Street.
.--re.se.s ssih:' wiImtnss ssvcn Del.

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NQg1M. i, q ii t,sss t,s ots9f ou'
,usaslpssslwhb asssaassss,asaa ne N Mean J
ING HERALD, Will obligsby an., saSs sa9Ss ri
nittan6e~..S.s ,Il.tasa g;s !. ..1,s.st .,.
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waIaIaHFfsssD sDsl. q. Aps.A. yls..4
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s~''.jUkpiSss FttlA!lS. !. .EsSeia!lIaa..%. Esei!lI ".

EAtMAdEls1sRAbern u tsMhA Aofiy
iI,.',Tfs shfia III aSis Y iaisliai ~
the saioas; slid prims, moRhippefs. Of tn
Church. The Trustees thought 20 70, TOO 100
and .fhssy;'El; .fhssy; Esvs iis' i,sl a. Hssi
one os.ahssas shas. vsitisa ,toaM. Taimase
thatae hasa4osteb dsncs III the ysefassity
of I'LL siis,JIsf 'nssIsr J, .Eaa
We fancy him going round. f,omef'afch 70 {
chssh Sssays IL ysss sssis6ihE 5 spsF, sF, sashllea lea
thum ping. damna.ionrdealins sinner
switffeins 'elodnesce sss,fas delighted his
eywaud, ,sssEiss's i6s j. .Raasat,"' Ill., n 1i4ed
forsyears On .,seligious' alsughins eas. S:'To
him all thsgsndsls ~ I'll Bsscber,
the Iaarninsn of storrssthssmld .heausissof
Cbapin;siie sisctrie,doctrinesofF Frcthing-
ham, sassAf bs as insipiid 81 aQaskeir: ss'
ing 70 ! howling devish, ,aa His sdoctsinal
soup may have been thin; but i was va !spiced!
beyond ihe spicipg power Of cayenne pep
per Or ginger, which is hot + the mouth :
We. Can foresess plainly The dismal ending .g
Of that trusseea When he has. visited the
Lost church and sampled the last exhorter
and !rfE found no hump as as resoundipg, no
limbs 80 sweeping no lungs SO ear-spIit'
ting, no hell 10 hot aF Talmages he WI Will
wilt. and disappear, crawling through
s,me, knot.hole into an uncertain eternity
All this discord, Oddly enough, erFfew ! OUT
of ia question Of harmony. Mr. MORGAN
who played the organ, was the chiefeause
a. the trouble. Some said that the wild.
worldly music which resounded through
I'M Tabernacle Oh certain Sunday evenings
was not sent by the spirit divine working
il Morgan The luckless 'organist: 'was
disipiisst brit, BRt,sis M ssaia SIT bask ss,lay by
pleading gtbasit was thessPinit OF Taimage
that 4shf awAywhh shfst fingers add acnsed
such scandal. s.And,, noK itis,1 BE- sifssa4Feaa
that atthsFasuAge Tabernacle will be bro
ken ill., Islhas .s n a ttass|Ft T. y, a|FH tpbe II
to new pastures, What, then, ulheaeme
of the thtse.of foul Thousand people who
haya lsisgTsa tSslays bill, ai.sa aais.eseaagBgs' 4! and
to sdninaJ his .Selability. 10. where leu
eattif t&iAKev find aMotber4 4alaags9 He
is ,ii is'a;l TllIHs
lost. After having becomeouasd pts"his
prsssERg gthsyrwIH' fsver baaths to en-
dasstbet .sfaayysethfr ly ma4tlniIslerEpeA ply I 4ysr
thatlohBssehehe tRs NH nsans let them
apps iHfssEF iHfsE scaf tsHsssI ~ sv0s4'as II I, +
Talmage $40 that they may not lose sthel'
shepherd ,eand' 'ietf them employ q new or
gapisl aRa be barmqgRlieqa|1s q1gRlie qa|1s,d lsGt r. ,ya "a
The Morning herald., 1878-04-05

,Croakink ~ $50, confined to the from
ponds. At this p, son almost every body is
everywhere. Why is this, when Hale't
Honey or Horehound and Tar will cnri
Iauy cough, cold or hoarseness In 48 hoursi
Sold by all Druggists. - i"' t"''t
/. Pixies Toothache Drop ures in ons
tmanuh. ).u -. %. ,At .1,' +
AZ .i.to .stoUWyJ.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-05
.1i;j;;|;;;f;!' ST. ! :! ! ]:

JuuEtol " CouIL Rolaa ~ ~ b.
the Pesce and Jaif Delivery Of the STATE ~
Delaware in- and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday. the 9th day of May
iii, bGla lhk TT day Of the Nay term m
lTsvefn, No. 1l2o French street., SfxtA Wsrd,
sea Wilmington to 9ts1Ssn SsSs g. SndR n
oI the premises, I, and the following rsspect1
3tls citizens .fecohi,tiend 'tRis said applica-
tiSn; toRit:h.a sd1 Y'd@da7I 81 a2sa@ 't''.'
Lbmssprinset;asssaI Jamss Zeslet, 500.
LfviiSchSfeld. sAIaH Domniok Maearrttyyi
,34ssph Errell, ,lsyia i.$aRpel ". PprteE. !.
Menas .na@ casrsh nam1f9 a'e paerIss ps q 3
FRbbsftiB Bio w ,saa5 - iJohnSaSmitH, % -
FJ3hn Daijy. .s,4.s...a Ismssl 3. sSteuast, p,
Naa1iIs, '"a1Itsif It5riis cslSsrry,, ; :
+ Wfbsfm Schneider, pa Heufy stnnelaar;, r,o'
Mich aeli Danahee,.17 Fred W. Heiis, "
Jtmes Lewis, a., .sti t..Jahn BradysGaIa'&4 =
I |4ytatst tA'agsT MidaREE Nj ha9Ria' N1toY!i v
y. A4IAi 81 A. AA-.dA = " "a l..a 1: !
QTICE,=.I sJamesA. WILSON, deiheraby
'jSaFss IL fsSe c6Grs Il Gsasasi ~ sessions az pns
OF the, Peace and Jan Delivery Of the State
st Delawarsl,iniand for. the caustg of New
s St;f bss NJ SssfsE AL assf ~ R H. 2 Ct t{s$
al D.. 1878, for licenss to keep an Inn or
Tavern, at No. 1Ot Market STREET, being the
M E. corner of Front and Market, First
Mad,i Wilmington ! Del : 10 SILL i6toxicatL'
f1g.liqunrs iu.ileis qua antities sihsn .one quart
I'd be dunk Qp sths Rrapissss and the. .3olrs
Il r..lfa
The Morning herald., 1878-04-05
. ..ApyEyTHRE VIII WokYEs.,, ;. u

FwtA aTsh ~ T5ylLfSfonI ca st 4otaS Hr
Thssa little ,girls, IN Mapvllle, Wisconsin,
ortAs Wisconsin and, Central Railre ad,
wssnaergd into the 'woJds last week and got
lost. Night, came op, Il, aaa, The litdsl. oopss
finally at about midnight sram uponra hay
stsek III elearing: They pulled out sBrhe
ofths, hsy ana made a hole Big enough III ID
crawl, into, when, to-, their borror,aevessl
large wolves came, bowling about tl,ehr and
shspping their hungry jaws IN anticipation
of.,tSs human feast before them. =, - The
chpdpsntcried and screamed in their terror,
as the wolves came nearer and nearer, ,"'"''
rinslry tbe'older 'of, the, cfndreh, While
on her knees praying for herself and tie
sistersg happened to semember'readibg thai
fro would, frtghten away wild animals, ard
remembered siso tbStshe bad sfew ha}shsI
in her pocket. In O. moment she pushed
the children eat from the stack and struel
match and set fire to the dry hay. TIT
effect was nsgieal, III an instant ii,
flames shot skywsrd, the wolyes,rap off in,
rage ofalisaapointments and 'isooh after q
the'iittlee ones we're warming 'the chile,
yiood III thefr little veins, their parents sb
friends CAME pP'tp thsl5, rescus, AT 'sa.ttF'siste 'i
thither BY, the ligbtfrom the buraiugshsy
stack. re,'l yr,t' @tu';" ,st'at'a aa'A :.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-05
E53zsf9 =: :! : !

cxcepted,. AMI delivered in the city OF
Wilmington and surrounding places for si1
cents bfNs g.sss1a sp.a,.sg9 q the l.ss s-,asE aelEs
The Morning herald., 1878-04-05

nAFrench fwelsr has hung himself be-
cause he couldn't make q watch to ft ia
shirt button.'n 1.',atbt 80, '"i" dAN
IT y6p meet . German: string band yod
must remember that \ - the rosin Oh Tie
.trihsst!hat t's giv'ss the idea Of lages. or '
The, Long Branch IN. J.) News says tba,
the Government has concluded : to add
another life saving station to those already
upon the New. Jersey coast, by the re-estab
,lishment Of the one formerly located al
Green's Pond, and known as No. S. Th,
new /. station may not occupy the s1ac
position, of the old enc, but It will be III
close proximity tot .- uui"o,