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HERALD NOTES,


A singular sight-to see garden walk.
A table Of interest-The dinner table.
Aplaee not popular with trsmps-Bath
Chinese BARRIERS give four shsyes for a.
cent.
The sun "do move" Moved the mercury
up to 100.
Grant looks like sky, but he Is only
ffty-eight.
When English girls want to nlrt they put
on the gloves.
Sims Reeves, the English tenor, advocates
total abstinence.
The Duchess Of Argyll left $50, 600 for
the relief Of the poor of London.
Tom Thumbs weight has increased to
eighty pounds in bis middle age.
Union, Hardin county, Iowa, has three
police, one Of whom is woman,
Among the royal visitors in England IL
King George of Bonny, In Africa. =
"on the Banks of the Delaware " is the
title OF novel recently published IN Lon
don.
All the testimony taken at Washington
by the Potter Committee is written out by
women.
A penny paper at Lyons, France, LIE Peti,
Lyonnais, has just been sold for $500 600.
IT has circulation of 10000.
A man having lost heavily at a card table
in one of the London clubs, drew revolver
aud shot the ear off the man who sat oppo-
site. feO
On the day before Queen Mercedes died
11,OOO inquiries as to her health were made
At the palace by letter, or telegram, or 10
person.
MaeMahon may visit America at the
end Of his term, If parasites do not make
him believe that France cannot exist with
out him. avn
"Wbat shall we do for the BOYS p, anx-
iously asks the Christian Advocate. Now
then, chorus, boys, all togetherD "se,
I'm up again W-[Hawkeye.
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THE HEHALD
.1-s-~ I'D

NOTICE 10 7oGUsseRIBxssIhoeo Of oar
subscrlbes who are indebted to the hoRs
Iss HERALD, viii oblige by an early re-
mittance. s~ef n .r,.r.~r.s,r M.
PrRsosR leaving The city for any peri
cd Of time, however brief, or those going
abroad, can have The MoRs1Ee Herald
mailed TO any address, by ordering the same
At this offlec at six cents week. 0aitaa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue OF a writ Of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed TO Public sale
at the Lafayette Hot,l, Sil Shipley street.
kept by John ]. Dougherty in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, DEL, on
WEDNESDAY the 10th day of July, A. D.
1873, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
the brick house thereon erected, situate in
the city OF Wilmington, on the northerly
side OF sixth st., between Lombard and
Poplar Streets, and particularly described
as follows to wit; Beginning at corner
stake in the northerly side OF Sixth St.,
One hundred and forty one aud one half #.
west erly from Lombard st., thence north
erly and parallel with Lombard ST., Sew
enty five feet to a three feet wide alley,
thence by said alley and parallel with Sixth
st. westerly "A H. thence southerly and
parallel with the first mentioned line Sew
enty fys feet by Daniel Bardley's lot to
| the side OF Sixth street Aforesaid, and
thence thereby easterly fourteen feet to the
place OF beginning, containing ten hum
dred and fifty square feet of land, more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Thomas Antclif and Rachel,
| his wife, and t t's and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUB?, Sheriff.
sherif's Office. New Castle, June 2Olh. A.
D., 1873
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tn. Best Qualify ef NED MEDic.SEs %
The Mogr REI4ABIE PRofRIErAEY
MEDICINES,
''''- At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, CoLoGNB ',&c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR; TOOTH and
50 ., : NAIL BRUSHES, --zaaaaa14
At Ninth and market.
A choice Imported Key west Pride OF Key
West or Greuiey Cigar,
|TIT EfAFL - AT WILLIAMS, ---
Choice FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, Strong
%'~ and Pure,
[ .as2eg1 at Ninth and Market. /,
AT WILLIAMS.
Pin. ArrRIcAN AND IMPoRfKD Scars,
At Ninth and market. : Z
s47et the Pestn WILLIAMS SAPOAAA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE, d
t@ !a-sg i AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
may3tf Corner Ninth and Market
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ssIt seems as If Should cough my head
orr is sometimes the impatient exelsma'
ton of sufferer from severe Cough
ouelI the parexysms with Hale's Honey o.
Horeaourld and Tar. TIE relief is lmme.
iiate and the cure certain. Sold oy al
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
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NTOTICE-The Aid Loan ASS siation nov
IN offers q new series Of shares lor sale
Caii oAs y wa GEORGE C. MARIs.
,ra-,m Secretary.
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NOTICES.

DIvORcEs, fin any states Without gn0-
ID licity, send t,mp for me Law. u. n
sIMs, Chicego.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Sheriff office, New Castle, June. A. D.. 1878.
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NoTICE.-5o pew shares OF the WORKING
~ mems Loan association are now OF
iered, and may be taken any time. Cal
day and evening on
= GEO. C. M4RIs. sec,
Evening Office hour from TO 8.
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OHERlFF'S SALE.

sherif's ONCE, New Castle, June 18th, 4
D., 1873,
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NYeTIcE-THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
IN KxecutiYe Committee viii meet a
Msxwells BOSE, Middlttown, THURSDAY
JuIg Ilrh. ISIS at IL O'Clock q m.
los. H. WALKER, Chairman,
Jyo HEyRT PCHL, Secretary.
iy6kS
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planaiion of that thing is very simple,
The heas acted upon the nervous en-
tiers of the chicken, these upOu the
heart, this upon the blood. The blood
began to circulate. and the chicken
began to breathe"
"The chicken had been dead?'
"Of course. Everybody knows how
frozen fish come to life again when
warmed. A man digs hole in the
ice, brings up some Topping pick rel
and throws them on the ice. Tney
are soon frozen. But any fisherman n
will tell you that after remaining fr, z
en- for two OF three days-weeks, for
aught l know-they can be resusei
tated. Now it is the same with the
human body. Take a drowned man,
wrap a blanket arouni him, pour
warm water-as warm as the flesh will
bear-oD the blanket. produce ar
equally distributed warmth in the
body, and life will be restored, no mat
ter If the man has been dead for day..
Why, have saved a number of cases.
The first was that of a man who f. of
boat in Lake Erie. The captain fol-
lowed my directions Immediately, and
they were successful 1 have often
tried the experiment on dogs. One
summer | drowned the same dog tN eaty
times, and brought him around al
right each time. You can take those
dogs at the pound on the East River,
warm them up well, and make them
live again as easily as not"
In corroboration ot this assertion
DR.. Lambert pulled out a memoran
ium book and proceeded to read ex
trac from letters that he had re
ceived, and that reeited instances of
the successful operations o. the cure.
He is an earnest believer in the doc
rrine of the possible resuscitarion of
the drowned body. WRAP it in a
flannel" " he exclaimed, land soak the
flannel with warm water. That is ALL
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-22
DOES VIRTUE ALWAYS WIN?

A brisk fight between two boys at the
foot of Griswold street yesterday, was in
terrupted by citizen, who, after releas
ing one of them, made the other sit
down on salt barrel and be talked to-
"Now then" he began, @it is a terrible
thing for boy like you to be conducting
yourself in this manner"
I'D licked him if you hadn't come
upl' walled the boy as he carefully
wiped his scratched nose.
Suppose you had. Do you want tc
be considered dog? Why don't you
try and be a good boy, and get along
peacefully with everybody? Suppose
you had rolled off the wharf and been
drowned?'
"Spose'n hadn't, too It's the good
boys who get drowned"
What"
@ItIs so, and kin prove III Ill BET
a dollar agin cent that more Sunday
School boys have been drowned this
year than bad 'uns"
The man reflected and did not dispute
the assertion
@And more run over by the cars
continued the boy.
No answer again.
"And more of 'em got sick and died
and I'll bet I've got more money and
have more fun and peanuts than any
good boy in Detroit'
@But the good are rewarded" quietly
observed the man.
$50 are the bad" replied the boy. @I1
bet make 80 cents before darkl7
"But the good are respected"
$50 am /. I kin go up to the post
Office and borry So 'thout any security
and I'll bet 10 to 5 you can't, Come nov
put up your lucrel'
my hoy" sadly observed the man
you must think Of the future. Dom
you want TO be looked up TO and re
spected when you are q MANI
That's too far ahead was the lone
some reply. "If anybody thinks In
going to be called a clothes pin, and I
wheelbarrow, and Q hair brush by all th,
boys and not go for 'em, jist for the SAX
Of lookin' like an angel when I git to b
q man, they is mistaken in the houss
ana you dasn't bet they amt"
And he %dasn't 't-"@Dstyoit Free Press
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Each body marched past before ths
Marshal, with their colors en- tete. The
American Marines drew down genera
admiration and applause by the regu
larity of their step and their soldierly
bearing.
After the usual speech making the
head Commissioners of the various for
,ign countries, after having been pre-,
sented to the President of the Republic
severally received an immense album
containing the diplomas, and small
basket containing the medals, awarded
to each country. The japanese. Com.
missioner received quite an ovation
which was no doubt an acknowledge
ment of the remarkable show Japan
has made at the Exhibition.
At night the streets were gaily decor
ated with fags, and the public buildings
we're brilliantly lighted up. The festiv-
titles of the day were wound up by a
ball at NJ Teisserenc de Bort's. In a
temporary saloon erected in the garden
Of the Ministry of Commerce and Agri-
culture 25O guests sat down to dinner.
They included the foreign Princes visit =
ing the Exhibition, the new Grand
Officer Krantz, all the ambassadors ex-
cept Prince Orloff, and the Grands
Prix who are now in Paris. While
coffee was being slipped the Banqueting
Hall was cleared of the remains Of the
feast and horseshoe tables, and trans
formed into ballroom. LOUIS.
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TWENTYTIMES DROWNED.
DIR. Lamberts Plan for Resuscitating
the Drowned, No Matter How Long
they Have Been i'm the Water.
from the New York Post. !

lrrOLu Tue NcW lOIk 1Oct.l
DIR. Lambert: the ex insurance Presi-
dent. now in the New York Tombs, ac-
costed Pjss reporter. who was visiting
the prison, as follows:
"Would you like something for your
paper"
Certainly, anything Interesting and
fresh"
"Well, / will tell you an infallibie
means for resuscitating drowned per
Sous, no matter how long they have
been in the water"
The reporter directing his eyes earn
estly toward the speaker, gave him q
comprehensive inspection, assured
himself tba: be was neither iocose nor
unbalanced, and listened.
The philosophy of the matter is this
Apply heat to the drowned body. Gel
1t warm. That is all. Only get il
warm
The reporter drews deep breath,
and soon eager prisoners gathered
around the doctor
81 deserve no credit for the recipe, F"
modestly continued the speaker. 81
discovered it one morning when a boy,
There was no Wit nor wisdom in the
discovery. It was made accidently.
One wintry afternoon, when a boy,
found chicken lying in frozen poo
of water. The half of it that wa.
covered by the water was frozen stiff.
I picked up the creature, took it into
the kitchen and laid it on the stove q
moment to thaw out, 30 that might
pluck it. Presently its head lifted
slightly and dropped. In a minute o,
80 its body huttered- Itook it up and
found that it was alive. Now the ex
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-22
THE COMsUMPTIVE'S PARADISE,

"Go to Colorado 1t is a perfect Ar
cadia for Consumptivesl Consumption
cannot exist in that climate People
who go there even in the last stages of
the disease. after residence of only a
few months, come away perfectly re-
stored. l tel you dose of Colorado
is The best remedy for consumption
ever discovered" Such ale some of
the praises lavished upon Colorado as
resort for consumptives, and only
proves how egregiously ign rant these
speakers and writers are of the real
nature of the disease. II we were not
personally acquainted with some of
these pr Users and know them to be
honest, and well meaning people, we
should suspect that they had been
''roped" into an advertising scheme,
to augment the price and sale of Colo
rado lands, or were working in the
interest of some Colorado hotel keeper.
Persons suffering from a mere infam-
nation Of the lung tissue are doubtless
often completely restored by a brief
residence in Colorado or Florida. But
when scrofulous matter has begun to
accumulate in the lungs, no climate,
however healthful, can alone effect a
cure. A thorough course of medical
treatment is required, aided by such
hygienic measures as the condition of
the patient will permit. The scrofu-
lous matter must be absorbed and ex-
PEELED from the system by the use OF
efficient alternatives, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is power
full alternative, and aided by the pleas
| ant Purgative Pellets, Is an invaluable
agent for expelliDg scrosulous matter
from the lungs and system. DIR.
Pierce's Invalid's Hotel, at Buffalo,
N. Y. offers sp cial advantage,
to this class of patients. The best
methods of medical and hygienic treat
a-ent are there pursued, besides The
locality is one of the few which epioyi
special immunity from this disease.
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Anef. raj.
TO A BABY.

Well, dear little mortal,
Set down on life's partial,
With never a question Of choice or @
will;
Small pilgrims. set out
On journey Of doubt,
With your shrine at the top ofa trouble
some hill,
Look about with those eyes
Full of sweet grave surprise,
And say what you think of the world
now you're in it:
Is it best worth your while
To meet life with q smile?
Or frown, that you ever we're forced tC
begin it?
All, Life" is the name
Ofa curious game,
And whether we smile child, or whether
we frown,
We must each play in turn,
Though we scarcely may learn
The rules of the game till the cards are
thrown down;
'Tis queer hurry skurry,
Full ofbo'her and orry,
For each player comes in with some
trick Of his own;
But the secret OF winning
Lies all in beginning,
So be sure ,ou are right, child, then
Play it alone"
Lucy M BliRn, CleyelaRd, Z.
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proved that detection had been prepared
for. And he was never traced-or had
the means to bribe those who we're sci
on his track,
Ida Halifont lived through it all. She
lives to day in the quiet house beside
the river, but no one has ever seen her
smile since that hour. No one will ever
see her smile again; and from her deep
est slumbers she often starts in terror
fancying that she sees uplifted menacing-
| above that cruel, terrible arm marked
with the blood red stains There is nc
hope of happiness for her, for she never
can forget that this arm has also EN-
braced her.
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Obtained Tor Itpenf0Ts, "a the UTiled Std!tS,
Canada, and Europe. at reduced rates WA
our principal office located IN Warrington. az
rectly Opposite The United Stdfes Pdtent ONCE,
aole 10 attend 10 oil Pufersf Business t1i q
greater pronlptness and despatch and less cgsf
usnn other patent attorneys 1Oho dre at a dis
tdsce from Washington and sDho hare. there
fore. TO employ associate attorneys" We make
preliminary examinations and JurTlfsh opi'a-
ions as 10 pdtentabiiify free Of charge, Dnd al
iuho are fnteresfed in inventions and PoteIu
are tnvited 10 send for a COPY Of our 'e'tnde Jor
obtaining Pufents" tChich Is sent free 10 any dd
dress aud contains complete fnsfTucttoTs hot1 q
obtain Putents. and other udiEdbLs matter. w:
refer TO the GermGH-An1eTicdn National Bank
| Wdshfnqfon, d. e.; the Royal Ssoeedish. Nor
,ceoion and Ddnish Legations. at Warrington
| Hon. Joseph Casey, late Chief Jilstice q. 8
| Courf Of Claims, TO the Officials of the Q. 8
/ Putent OD1ce, and TO SENATOR and Members o
| Conoress from every STATE.
Address: louis BAGGER d CO.. Sotici
K tors Of Patents and Attorneys az LdiO, LIE DTo
BUDDING WashfngfOn, ID. e.
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Seraphina's Sister Jane.

seraphina loves ME dearly;
l love Seraphina. too,
On her forms divine (or nearlyl-
That's of course 'twixt me and YOU.
Lots of biisses Fate has sent Us,
And we'd really not complain,
But for one who viii torment us
Seraphina's sister Janel
Small is Sersphina's sister,
SIX years OLD, or thereabouts;
But, by lingo! she's a ''twister,"
Full OF noise and tiny shouts.
Often when I'd gently whisper,
Seraphina's kiss to gain,
In runs that intruding lisper,
Scraphina's sister Jane,
When We In the garden wander,
Just to view the plants, you know,
As our words are growing fonder,
And my loved one listens-lo!
In she rushes, hair tangle,
Like doll that's gone insane;
Then l feel I'd ike to strangle
Seraphina's sister Jane.
When next behold her figure,
At her L Will make spring,
And I'll say: when yOu get bigger,
You won't Like this sort of thingi
Courting has brief existence
Don't you interrupt again,
When I'm here just keep your distance,
Seraphina's sister janet
London Fun.
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Never Better.
lErom our SPECIAL Correspondent |

Unquestionable, in purity and
healthfuIness, DR.. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder takes the lead of any other
in the United States. Messrs- Steele
& Price, the manufacturers, believe
that all articles used in food should be
strictly pure and wholesome.
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a CARD.

To All who are suffering from the errors and
early decay, loss of manhood. &c, VIII seno
recipe that will cure you, FREE of
CHARGE. This great remedy was d. 'covereo
by . missionary in South Amsrica. seno .
selS-addressed enveiops 20 the KEW. Joskfs
UIxAAS. Station D, 5sose House. Hs'e TorS
co.,. 2-2s
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SOCIETIES..

xaA,,i. Hail Ipcat. d In third story o: Cages
BLOCK Main street. .o ,,a,.
F,ypI,AY ;oUsciL Il. q NJ, No 81. Regular
,,puuca second Monday evening IN eacn
month. 20 S,o,ad
FGgDLAY CHATTER X. A. M, No. oS stateS
Convection frst Monday evenings IN eaon
month. ,. o,v,
FINpLaY LopGE.F. & M..NO. ~: stated com
muuication FIRST and this "Wednesday eve
nngs in each month.
odi-FelIows' Hall east 81 Of Main street
between Snndusky and trawford stress =
t;oLpEN RULE EscAnPME st. No. s2.Lp,lf.
meets second and fourth friday evenings
of each month
HANcooK LODGE No.73.I "a r., meets eve
~ Tuesday evening.
FtNpLAYLoDGE, No. s. X Vi P..meets eVeiy
Monday evening In Did f-iiows nan.
FINpLAYSAyIsGs ASDBUILDING LOAN AsSo
CJArl,N meets at tbs Lour house on '"e
third Monday In earh month
rag WoMEN's CHRIsTIAs TEMPER ANSI
UxIsNmeets at theLeague Roo ns.opposlCe
the Joy House. General prayer meeting
evsryS4bbath afternoon a. 8 % clook W.
ms prayer meeting "Wednesday ane,-
n .. al O'Clock. Chiidren's meeting Arst
Sa'I IrIay afternoon in each moIth M
o'ci ibcs-
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OFFICE-Oyer Cromley's Store.
RESIDENCE-Un North Main street.
Once hours from o'clock A. M VII
O'CLOCK P. NJ, when not otherwise engaged
win attend calls at any time in town OF
country. Eye and ear and all chronic als
eases Specially. %
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
fya,a,a Pleas Judge H. IT, Dodge
,aiilor Joseph Il. Kagy.
,gerx If C,urts --icJ't W. Preble.
TIE ssar@r Peter Hosler.
Lecor.I-r-JJ,eph X. Guizwiller.
f-r ,, ,se JnLye samuel b. Huffman.
s<l.eri5-Plrl-c e. fffich.
y'-,.~cI,islg ihoraeg Henry Brown.
fisroaer DH L. u. Barnhill.
ca a.ssIaasrs- Ross W. Moore, ioh 10
Si~uoy Al Iohn Edgington- ~
In .trg ,scscL,os-CLunpb al Bysl, Is. M
Watson an J. r. Bnshong.
Talrnry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L; hSnIy
va .; zr tmEaers-W. T Plat, X h.ouIn'
ar Is. .,Id uorilas Martz.
TOWNSHIP OFFiC ERS.
.,l.Lees-Samuel Howard, L. Joroan' anu
IL Byal.
.a~rk Henry III Louthan.
J1sasureT- Henry Schwartz
JG.ti-ss ID & B,,Ardsiey and o. A baIlaIo :
Os..fILfes b. L. 3yal. and VIM. Aisp.ch
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e. PHIFER,

cyURyEYOR. once in first block South o.
u Court House Attention given 70 retracine =
The lines Of old surveys. laying out, parting
Of, and dividing up lands. .leveling foi pronles
of roads and bitches.
p NJ .rnh N rg7R Rr7
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Tool steel should be dull silver color.
uniform, entirely free from sparkling
qualities
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aoRoucH OFFICERS.

Aavor-WIilIam Vance
QeTk-W. T. Platt
Treosurer-Davs. 4. Davis.
MGrshal-Jam. NJ. Byal.
STREET Commissioner linn AckeT.
Auorasy-Jams IS A. Bope, IT,,
namnnlIE. palmer. A Brown. ID. Houpi
y. ". FIrmln, FRANK Ksrst, sen. AMI u 4
Seymour. ~ VA Il A
:oard Of Imp 1ooeSss'ts-W VIM Vance }. a
z Rro-. aud s. r. kinn 'as. ~
R,ar,f of HsIuh -WulIIin I'd Esrd" " Y
y sa.r. J. Z. LiayilIe,Dr 4. - Ballard T" III
Vance. VI. d. ) Iafer. " ) Par er
Park (omnsissioners-hiit- u az. Jaw" CT
~rs, Heury Rob -. -
Cenetery Direct,rs ch ,rles 'iAi' n
tNxrk L. A q alvin
CsfV ha0lneeT Nut GrAy-