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Cure for HydrOphObia.

can give some facts which NAV be of
use to somebody, thereby giving life.
The time between the biting of animal
by mad dog and showing signs of hy-
drophobia is not less than nine days,
but may be nine mouths. After the
animal has become rabid, "a bite or scratch
with the teeth upon a person, or slobber
coming in contact with a sore or raw
place, would produce hydrophobia Just
as soon as though he had been bitten by
mad dog. Hydrophobia can be pre-
vented, and will give what is known to
be an infallible reInady, if properly ad-
ministered, for man or beast. A dose
for horse or COW should be about four
times as great as for person. 1t is not
too late to give medicine any time before
the spasms come on.
Inc nrst dose for person is one and
half ounces of elecampane root, ,bruiseds
put in pint of new milk, reduced to
one-half by boiling, then taken all at
once dose in the morning, fasting until
afternoon, or at least very light diet
after several hours have elapsed. The
second dose the same as the first, excent
take two ounces of the root; third dose
same as last, to be taken every other day.
Three doses are all that is needed, and
there need be no fear. This 1 know
from my own experience, and know of a
huiipci VI OtutT GASES WUere III mas been
entirely successful. This is no guess
work. Those persons 1 allude to were
bitten by their own dogs, that had been
bitten by rabid dogs, and were penned
up to see if they would go mad they did
go mad, and did bite the persons.
This remedy has been used in and
about Philadelphia for forty years and
longer, with great success, and is known
a. the Goodman remedy. l am acauain-
ed with aphysicIan who told me he knew
of its use for more than thirty years, but
never knew case that failed where it
was properly administered.
Among other cases he mentioned was
one where number OF cows had been
bitten by mad dog. To half of this
number they administered this remedy
to the other half not. The latter all died
of hydrophobia, while those that took
the elecampane and milk showed no
sign of that disease.-R. c. Shoemaker in
Country Gentleman.
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Carriage Factory Opening.

Mr.. John w. Reeve, the well-known
carriage manufacturer, whose establish
ment at No. 106 Orange street was burn
ed out few months ago, has had the
budding enlarged and refitted, and yes
terday afternoon formally opened it to
the public. The establishment is now
complete in all its departments, and pos
sesses full facilities for conducting every
branch of the business. AT present
about twenty hands are employed, with
Mr.. David Strahan in charge of the
paint shop, Mr.. Harry Reeve of the
trimming department, Mr.. VIM. Wright
of the wood work department, and
Mr.. Richard Tunis of the bla ok
smith shop. A goodly number of orders
keeps all hands busy, and the establish
ment is turning out a large quantity of
first-class work. The show room is very
commodious, and is well filled with fin
ished stock.
Yesterday afternoon a number of per-
SONS visited the works, and were receiv-
ed by Mr.. Reeve and his good lady, who
courteously rendered them the compli-
ments of the season in the shape of Ice
cream, cake and lemonade This por-
ton of the opening was partly in honor
of the marriage of Mr.. Reeves son, Har-
ry, few days ago. The recipients par
took heartily of the refreshments, and
united in wishing Mr.. Reeve pleasant t
and successful business career.
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TRUE ECONOMY.
From the Reading Eagle.

Undoubtedly every one should endea-
vor to live within his income. The evil
results of expending more money than
we earn has been pictured to us from our
earliest childhood until the mind of the
average man and woman should be so
impressed with the arguments for eco
nomy that they are ever present with
them. But when we take up and examine
our habits of life we find that we gene
rally are wasteful in our time economical
IN almost everything else. To do little
Dut put III our time is very bad example
and If our daily efforts do not amount to
as much as we consume then the world is
that much worse off for our having lived
in it. After we are old enough and ac-
qulred an education it is the duty of good
citizenship to earn each and every day
of our lives as much as we consume and
also as much as those who are depending
upon us require. No matter how much
we may have made or inherited the duty
IS still upon us TO earn our daily bread.
The evils which we suffer largely come
from being idle. The man without cent
in his pocket with nothing to do is gene
rally in better condition of health than
he " 18th his thousands, and who declines
TO exert his mind or his body. When
we speak of economy it should be q real
and not an ideal economy.
What we should endeavor is to do the
most and best work in the least possible
time. How few understand that if our
days work would command So and we
remain idle, we are in much worse con-
dition than if we had lost or foolishly ex-
pended 81. But this is as true az holy
writ A man accustomed to work will
feel much more miserable in idleness than
when he is busy
Blue Monday has been explained be-
cause of the blue ones having slept all
day Sunday and not stirring about or
going to Church We should keep our
bodies and minds active.
The whole subject of economy begins
to rise to higher levels as soon as IL is
fairly recognized how brainless, brutal
and uncIltured man would ever have re-
mained unless his wits had been set to it
to make limited resources go a great
way. Mind, heart and conscience must
be put upon their mettle and when this
is done we move right along prosperous
ly. Let us quit complaining and do our
utmost to accomplish great results in the
least possible time. If we do this we
will be truly economical, and sloth, de-
spondency and business depression will
pass away.
The saving of apple-skins simply as
apple-skins is petty business. just as
petty is the mere saving of other scraps
or parings, parings of time, health, emo
ton, if these do not point to something
beyond themselves. There is real dam
ger that this will make a man a niggard,
a hypochondriac, petty devotee of
trihes. If there is any nuisance on the
face of the earth, it is the men and wo-
men who are always sitting with their
fingers ON the pulse and eeonomizing
their strength to do nothing with it.
Every human being, who is good for
anything, loves to spend freely Brisk
circulation, plenty Of fuel and plenty of
air, Is the law of life for man just as
much as for the fire in the CRATE.
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ign TeIegraphic Summary

condition Of the Emperor Will
j unchanged-The liberal deputies
I German Parliament who voted
b the anu-socialist bill publish a
bumcation declaring that extraor-
h measures to save and heal the
are now iustihable-Count Schou-
is expected to do most of the work
congress in behalf OF Russia, as
GortSchakotiS incapable of pro-
mental exertiOn-James Hyde ~
grain merchants of Manchester
liverpool, have failed. Liabilities
O-Gen. Grant, his wife and son,
Expected in Berlin on the 26th in
Gen. Skobeleti, Jr., who has been
ply i'll at COnstantinople, has re-
|ed-Mr. Cookson's FLY Pilgrimage
HE'D against the field for the Oaks
!, at EPSON to-day.
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Society Entertninment

The exercises of the Normal Litery So
ciety of Hardness Academy, came off in
the Academy Hall, Tenth and Market
streets, last evening, and were witnessed
by large audience. The programme
was the same as that given on Friday
afternoon last, at the commencement ex-
ercises, with the exception that Harry w.
Simpson declaimed "Work and VIM" and
May G. Primrose recited "Reverie in
Church." There was also an addition to
the programme, dialogue called "Polly
Ann" which was pleasantly conducted by
John j. Mahony, Laura l.. Ewbanks,
Olive X. Pierson, Ella F. Hall and Sallie
A. May.
Good music and singing enlivened the
exercises, and the programme was con-
Quoted in spirit and meritorious man.
ner,
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Rrief Locals.

The nomination election takes place
tomorrow.
This cool weather feels pleasant enough
but it is hard on the crops and on the
health.
The commencement seasons rapidly
approaching.
The leading dentist of the city is DR..
Gallagher, 1876 Market street.
The finest cigars for the money in the
city at Chapman's tobacco depot, s. w.
corner Fourth and Shipley.
This is election week among the
Masonic lodges.
Call at the GAZETTE job Office for
cheap and good work.
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.RST EDITION..
Jocal Time Table
u.ur WILMINGTON.

s,rAvE WILMINGTON,
tstlNSso ma ma. 2 90, 6.55, $40, 9.W,
4isdNei N ! p"i% m.: l2.si, 1910, 2.So, 4.30,
/ q pi a D. m. On sundays; z'os' o ~ d.
3Ny york: 1TJ 2 209, 64i, q m, IL 81, IL 49,
lew On sundays: 2U9 Il m.
? nore ~ T and washington: PA, 10,
limOilss IN 70 81, i2 50, 5 90. p m. Sundays
p. RIenosit: i a Isl 456 p IN; no Sunday
b. rastle; 5, 6 20, 9 80 a m; O0, 6 80 p
II oo sunday train. IN
agare ~ r. r.: 5 Os, 9 80 a m; ID, o oo
E,,o sunday train. r, eos.
E 10 ,nvton nS L Northern X. r.; $40 a
in ln'I too n m; no sunday train.
5%, soye ye Western r. R.: 10 70 q M; D ~
|. an sundays: 10 80 a uo m:
PISS ARRIVE AT WiLniHSIn a, = n. 10
Sahilade StfS pnla: II So, 8 "a, 9 n q IN IL IL
tli'ai ,5ai Isl, S55, 45l, 8 Il. q 70,
/, 10 pm; on sundays: IL 80,
$50, 9 81, II 10 p IN. o
"a ~ n, Z; l2 Sc, 8 "a a m; IL "A, IL Oh
NsS sHnm. nm IN Sundays: IL 81 a m |;
pm, o A, m. 1877. 10 3s,
1 ss D m; on Sundays 2 10 a IN 80
p; b.. .b,neton: 2 IS a m 12N, 1898,
ats H D m; Oh Sundays: 2 lS a m; . 40
p, Part Deposit: 800 a m; no Sunday
|lns. Eo ~, 10 M m 3.
!; ~ 10 ! o. p m; no Sunday trains.
'helaware r. r.: $50 a IN; 42O, 9 40 p
wilmington 4 Northern X. r.: sos,
so.m; s 10 p m; no sunday trains.
nsIaware Western r. r.; I % a m;
n nm m; on sundays; 500 n m.
4 yoR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.-
Broad street and Washington ave
\ G30, 500, 1880, 145a m; 2 80. 3 80.
\ 5i5, s Is, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
KS 20 a m; o., . 45, II 30, p m.
l FTbir,y- second and Market streets:
Il Sam, IL IS, 8 55, 8 30, IL 40 p m;
SUNDAYS: i 80. II IS p m.
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A Large Fortune.

The Centerville Md, Citizen says
Aaron Smith, who came from Canada
and settled in Centervilie, a few days
ago received letter from Melbourne,
Australia, Informing him that ihis g-and-
father had died, leaving an estate of
E400, 900, two millions Of dollar. Mr..
Smith; four brothers and three sisters
are the only heirs. The fact of the
grandfather emigration to Australia
was we'll knowh 10 Mr.. Smith aud he
anticipates no difficulty whatever is estab
fishing his identity.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
Car Shipnl onts.

Last evening Messrs. Bowers, Dure &
Co., shipped two first class passenger
cars to Charleston, y. c., for the Charles.
ION. Columbia, Spartansville & Nash
vile Railroad. The cars were strongly
constructed and elaborately finished.
The Jackson & Sharp Company have
now on the outside tracks, ready for
shipment, q first class car for the st. Paul
(Minn.) and Pacific Railroad. Inside
the car is elegantly upholstered and
painted, and the outside painting is dark
brown with gilt stripping. The wheels
are painted green, and the platforms a
light brown.
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Johnston's Wife u DeIa-
Mare Lady.

beneral Joseph L. Johnston, Colo
Every, OF Georgia, writes .-fWith
stern courage and powerful intel
PITY General Johnston is AZ ten
Rllred as a woman. This has been
|ngiy shown in his beautiful devo-
I us invalid wife. This lady is a
Per Of The Hon, Louis McLane, of
FaFei representative, United States
|9f twice Minister to England,
|lra' Jackson's Secretary Of the
pl5y amt State, and finally President
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
|olNHIp oil this cOuple-the distin-
f. N'I'ller aud the daughter of a no
tt>UhsllsheI statesman-is an ex-
'fNelllre ef married harmony, illus
7 anKe the chivalric manhood of
|. y and the clinging gentless of the
" NcLane was, mol doubt, the ablest
'uaA that Delaware has ever pro-
Il We are to judge from the high
OeS'owed upon him and his sue
u diplomacy and his high moral
lies as citizen.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
A FruitIess Chase.

The Chester Times says: wednesday
morning a Wilmington, Del, police
officer came to this city for the purpose
of capturing two colored thieves, VINO
had committed robbery In tnat city
the evening before. He brought Two
colored men to assist him, but tney got
drunk, exploded the secret, ana the
thieves got away.
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Additional Accommodations.

On and after Monday next an extra
accommodation train will be run OH the
p. w. 81 B. r. r., to run between this
city and Philadelphia. Tue train will
leave this city at $40 a. M, and return
ing leave Philadelphia, at 6. p. IN. A
passenger car will also be attached to the
way freight, leaving Perryville, at 1884
a. m., aud arriving in this city at S.45
p. m. This car will bd subject to the de-
lays incident to freight trains.
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.n' n. sherman's Crime.

N, q. '"er'o~n Dispatch.
b. iri, man crime ranks next to
ID a. ,r.i.., q Il l, not treason itself, for he
tttg1ing ~ ',ie ne, liberties of the people
,us llbo,,r ,'e T. palladium of civil and re-
rrine 's is ,, III this country. Now that
fcise az ,po, ro'en and confessed, will he
laad fe,jun ssJu sense en- as the Ohio legis-
Of bis 81 81 the Office which is the
eh he 4is i' ,ipea' Reasonable conduct, and
eacy,. john s,aclng 81 by his offensive
n and out. man must step down
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A NEEDED IMPRovEMENT.-The new
pavement in front of the First Presby-
terian church and grounds is an improve
ment that reflects credit on the trustees
and congregation of that old and useful
religious organization.
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Correction.

In the report of the fire that occurred
yesterday, it should have been stated
that the insurance was $500 and the
loss about 8400. The prop
erty belonged to VIM. Bright Esq, aud
was insured in the Delaware SIaIe Fire
and Marine Insurance Company of
which Mr.. Bright is President.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
udicatiOns for To-day.

he Middle Ata,tic States, higher
+. oi.r, gmeraliyclear tceather, er-
yi. rams IN Naiae, wih norhwesterly
eeriag in former to northedsterly.
lAoDr rirer continues SioDly rising
l'uIton 10 Lea@rorh.
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e 6snan,o,Wl 6n'n Ward Election.

III 1lliSsFtt and coroSSs9rm S9mination election
20 "a an4 Spruce t1s 5; W. corner 'ee of
poslr1en &. the hour. on on 3 Saturday sG,aaE
fHs;;s;$:, Hs@sa;$: $,'5s ci3ssssss. 5ssss Judges.
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strawberries.
THE EXCURSION YESTERDAY.

The excursion yesterday of the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday school to
Pennsgrove, n. j., was well attended, and
every one enjoyed themselves. The day
was spent in boating, swinging and other
amusements.
The Union Sunday School, had very
pleasant time at Sea Breeze yesterday,
and returned home after o'clock
thoroughly pleased with their days en-
joymeIt
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DUBLIC SALE
l. -OF-
Frst-Class Furniture,
" AETERNOO1

HCOAI Ar j u N Il IL 1,
1873, at 2 o'clock,
Atthe Opera Auction House. consisting
OF Antique hair Cloth Parlcr Suits, very
nne dressing case chamber suits, 1 small
chamber suit, one Piano In good order, 60
yards BRUSSELS carpet, $50 yards In grain
walnut secretary q book cases, B lounges.
3dozen cane seat chairs, one sewing ma
chine, one refrigerator, bureaus ,be edsteads,
stands, tables, looking glasses, mattresses,
ieather Deds. Also. lot of queensware,
knives, forks. tinware. and other articles
too numerous 10 mention. Goods open for
Inspection on Monday and Tuesday before
sale. Persons SEEKING bargains should
not fail to attend.
MERRICK d DRAKE,
JeI-3t Auctioneers.
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Lecture.

James T. Tustin, Esq, will deliver a
free lecture this evening,in Olivet church
corner of Linden and Chestnut streets, at
Z .45 o'clock, on the "Prominent Women
of the Bible" All are invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

h, ~'AEEr ~' YEsrEHDAY-The stock
baI r1 =. ,' ac'ive and ferverish, Gold
t,nr wy and advanced to 1O1.-
b and u. -, bonds were firm, States
va, a sa.r railroads aI higher. Money on
'"Sy at 3 a per cent,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
Butter and Cheese.

Good new dairy cheese 3lbs for 25 cents
at r. Messick's stalls, Nos. 46 and As
Second street market; fresh butter 10
cents per pound.
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DIED.,

DIED,
CARSON.-Att the residence OF his parents =,
Lawrence T., son OF J. L and Mary E.
Carson, aged 2 years, o months and II
days.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fu.
neral, on Sunday afternoon from the resi-
dence of his parents, No. 4O3 E. Seventh
street. Services at o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

a'S' open'hearth steel ever made
. Sou'n was turned out yesterday
,,,,S "oale Iron o and Steel Company
s'AnOoga, : Tenn, by the Siemen's-
+ + ,ir process The cast, an expert
!, AA tons product, is a perfect sue
y N.Y., 4uall'y' The metal from which
,s' ~, Is made is manufactured in
ss0osa - from specular ore found in
'a' Iear Cartersville. The COM
''sel !, sn plant cost s25O,OOO, and will,
!. ~ iull Operation, produce 100 tons
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MARRIED.

of Grace M E. Church, of Philadelphia,
on Tuesday, June 4th, by Rev. Richard
W. Humphries, Alexander p. Bennette,
OF Chesapeake City, Md, and Sallie T.
Dyer, of Philadel phia, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
SECOND EDITION
THE ELECTORAL FRAUD INVES-
TIGATION.
The Louisiana ElectOr Who
Wasn't Brtbed--An Old Story
With Some Points.

TALE OF TILDENITE OVER
lied DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTA-
ATIvE IN THE BUSINESS
FORGED SIGNATURES ON
KELLoGG's RETURNS
oFTHE ELECTION.
THE PREsIDEN-
TIAL IT,
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NJ OrICE.-The members of American
IN SIar Lodge, No. |, Washington No.
3, and Harmony, No. g., A. y. G. F., are
requested to meet at their hall, on Friday
Signed, George II. B emmett, George W,
SedgwicK, George Hendrickson, VIM. N.
Robinson. Edward Nelson, Committee,
Je6-2t*
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

ELECTION NOTICE.-A NomInatio
"a Election for Sheriff and Z Coroner, Will
take place tom orrow in the Tenth Ward.
Polls corner of Reed and Jac kson streets,
By order of THE JUDO ES.
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.

FOR RENT.-N. f. corner of Sixth an d
L Shipley street, good stand; rent m od-
crate; Apply to E Bringhurst or z Belt,
corner 9Th and Market street, june6- 6t*
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

The bids for the same work last year
run from So, 800 which price the present
contractor gets to $4,000.
The were all referred to the Street
Committee. Gu motion adjourned.
ORDERS.
The following orders were directed to
be drawn:
Police pay roll, 81, 1885 Miscellane-
GUS pay roll, $i,2O0,64; Edward Farmer,
$700; E. Provost, $7OO.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-17

Liking the beef-eating British tri-
file better as soldiers than as traders,
American sympath:es, in spite of
themselves, will drift toward our
rough, ungracious and somewhat mean
and burly cousin, John Bull, in the
scrimmags which hangs over Europe.
But this should not, and will not, blind
our eyes to the advantages which the
conflict is likely to bring to us. tbs,
indeed, an i'll wind that blows nobody
good. We hold ourselves ready to
reciprocate the good offices of England
with respect to ourselves when we
stood in need of military supplies:
Here we are, poor, industrious and
honest; experts in warlike experiences
and manufactures. We can equip
both armies, and--lf they mutually
destroy one another-wc can supply
each with fresh armies. They need
not observe ceremonies of any des-
cription. hey have only to let them
selves in and take what we have--for
moderate cash Yalue-considering
us, meanwhile, their equally obliged
and very humble servant !-LouisCille
Courier JOunal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-05-17
The GubernatOriai Contest.

The State Convention to nominate
a candidate for Governor will be hell
at Burlington, May %. As the time
draws near, the newspapers are grow
ing more aud more earnest in support
of their fav0ritos. Some of them i !
stead OF stopping to discuss the mat
ter with the candor which has hereto
fore governed in Vermont politics
have run away into low personalities
and abuse of the opposing candidates
and all who favor them. When the
campaign first opened Col. Redlield
Proctor's name was mentioned as the
probable choice of the people of Yer
mont. Col. Proctor has been lons
and favorably known 10 the voters of
the state. lie has held many respoD-
sible positions in both the military
and civil service and as a private citi-
zen has beer extensively engaged in
bu sineSs. In them all he has proved
himself To be an able man, us well as
thoroughly reliable and trustworthy
And the people were we'll satisfied
that if he should be elected Governor
he would do nothing TO cast shame
upon his native state. The people
were pleased with the choice. They
knew the man, aud knew him to be
one that would occupy the executive
chaiT of the Green Mountain State
with credit to the state, and honor to
himself. But within few weeks,
some other aspirants for the office,
men who seek the Office, instead OF
letting the people seek them, have
come into the field, and Il few new cx-
periments at journalism, have blew
their trumpets loud and long, and we
particularly refer to certain journals
in the State. In the outset, the peo-
pie selected Col. Redield Proctor oI
Rutland, without his knowledge or so.
licitation. But the political rings Of
the State were not satisfied that the
people should have their say in the
ma ter, but SAW that it was necessary
for them to do something that would
continue thcir rule, and set up mes
who were seeking for political honors
and the clique were fortunate enough
to find one or two newly started jour
mails who could be "rung in" to al
vocate the interests of their cand,
dates. Now, stop and reflect. o.
the one hand the peoples choice, an,
on the other, men, who, if nominatc'
and elected, are the tools of politi
cal clique, and aspirants to politica
honors. We hope, and slncerel
trust, that the delegates from Essc:
County who attend the State Conyen
ton at Burlington the 23d, will con
slider these things, and when the nam
of ME. PRoCroR is presented to til
Convention, they will hail it With
solid vote.