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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
Mary Z. Olsen We. Dennis Mooney.
Mary Z. Olsen Va. Mary Mccarthy.

The store and residence of Henry Har-
rington, on Cherokee, near Seventh street,
was entered on last Saturday night and
about $37 in cash stolen. An ex-soldier
named Rafferty, and another man were ar
rested on charge Of being the perpetrators
of the robbery, although no money was
found upon them. The examination Of
the parties will take place this morning
before the police judge.
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THk Gmno Central Hotel, New York. nos
csson and IL spco,Hi ire@sa =. In sise, sfyie, 10
elaa hotel, and keeps IL repafssscn ~ : ,,a1s
- o OodkV
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Dk- WILHoFr's ASTI-PERIoDIC OF FE-
yEK AND AGUE Wilhoft's Tonic
has s-sI4DIrii-,i iu-elf .ls the infaliible Chill
enrc IL l. universally admitted To be the
only -sliabie and harmless Chill medicine
nov ID u--. Its efficacy is confirmed by
tiiorsatd, of certificates Of the very best
peupi- from all parts OF the country. 1t
cure. m.,iarious diseases Of every type, from
the shaking asues OF The lakes and valleys,
To the ragIng levers Of the tOrrid zone Try
Ii, IL has never been known To fail.
Wheei"ck, Fiuiay q Co, PROJECTORS, New
briean-
Fox saie by the Druggists. eod&w
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HOME MARKETS.
30, and demand fair.

HAYS 50, and demand fair.
BEANS-si e. per bu-
ENE-SIeady at 3Dc; demand light.
APPLES-s2 per barrel.
EGIis-Choice Fresh Sc per Dozen; and
few choice in market.
tHEE-E-kanSas, lOc.
FLOUR-wholesale choice Family MIX,
81 -; Golden Eagle, u 80: Western Rose,
81 -; Waldron W., 81 20; Premium. NNAX,
BUTTER-Choice, IG1=ei5c; good demand
for choice
GRAPEs-2Izc per pound.
OAT5-Wholessle, Ice new; zoe old dull.
BR Ans per ton.
SHIP STUFF-sl0 per ton.
WHEAT-No. J, Extra. 75c; No. 4, Tic;
rejected, G5c: demand good for No. i.
POTATOES at DC; Sweet Potatoes
81 "a per bushel'
oNiONS-Per bushel, 4Oc; no demand.
PEACHES-Per DusheI, 81 .5c; few good
lots offered
TOMATOES-Per bushel, DC.
TURNIPr-Per bushel, 2uc.
BEEIS-P.r bushel, zoe.
CABBAGE-Per dozen, 40c.
POULTRY-ioung chickens, 81 j991 IS.
Prairie Chickens, fresh 81 0per dozen.
BRO0MCORN-S5.L75 per ton.
BACON-Retali Sc, for sides; hams, Ice;
country shoulders, canvass, l21zc.
HONEI-lOc per pound.
ORANGES-sl0 o. FER box.
LEMONS-Sl2 50 FER box.
WOOL.
e1lbc
LIGHT, per pound q nc
MEDIUM per pound -.-----.....-...--.......Is G2Ic
COMBINE AND DELAISE, per pound--l1 4az5c
TUB, Per lOunt Csc
TUB STRICTLY BRIGHT, per pound
Coz. ,RADO CLIPS, per pound .----...H 4l7c
BUKRY BLACK and Cotted Fleece,
To &c of. Market steady, and demand for
choice, good.
Stock Market.
BEEF Cows-2l4dg4c.
BEEF STEERs-393zc.
NEAL-31.dic.
NUrToS-J4 9314c.
Hoes 21zGjc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
CITY NEWS.

From Tuesday Mornings Dailyl
, AUTUMN is close upon U.s.
READ Gordon's price list.
Business in police circles liz quiet.
The raging Missouri is unusually Placi'
now.
| VERY few arrests by the police las
night.
The various livery stables were we'll pa
tronized Sunday last.
No CASES Of sunstroke were reported
either yesterday Sunday.
Perry burglaries and sneak theiyeries Of
ali sorts are the order these nights.
| Ir was reasonably cool las, night, and 9
big relief from the heat Of the day.
No real estate transfers on record in the
Office OF the Register Of Deeds Yesterday.
THINGS in general were very quiet yes
terday over at the County Court House.
A GENTLEMAN from the East will soon
open out a gents furnishing goods store
here.
SUNDAY was an unusually quiet day, the
majority Of the usual Sabbath rows being
dispensed with.
Mrs. MATT RYAN, JR-, presented her
husband, last Saturday, with a handsome
girl baby. Everybody doing we'll.
IT was $50 in the coolest shade OF the
city yesterday afternoon. And yet some
folks say the heated term is over.
The meeting of the Young Peoples Ali
aBce, Sunday afternoon, al the Baptist
Church, was well attended.
CHARLES KAYsER shipped one car load
of Rush's Flour yesterday to the Coal Re
gions of Pennsylvania over the Z. X. ]. &
L. X. K.
NOTWITHSTANDING the heated term the
general health of the city is good, with the
exception Of some sickness amongst the
children.
A SMALL row on Cherokee street last
night created a sensation for a short time,
but as nobody was killed or badly hurt,
quiet was soon restored.
The County Temperance Convention
meets in this city to-day, and large at
tendance from all over the county is eI-
pected.
OSE Of the two barges, or ;"quarter
boats" being built by the Government to
survey the Missouri river, is to be launched
this afternoon, at the levee.
THERE ia talk Of raising the railroad
rat. on grain from the southwest 10 Chica-
20, but this will not probably be done, if
done at all until the Isl OF September.
T ., -, "a.
.I,s .Ln
m s,,' a .htuiJ ~ ~ iaatod Ia H. asnsr:,
~ - a.. 80 "a. t. ,hass 60.
-. ivy
=,
Mr.. v. ,. an Doren mas assumed the
duties vi chiei cierk al the oia feiiao,e
Continental. Nh an Doren Is a well
known and Responsible man and The Con-
tlnentai has made good selection.
The September-October number OF the
North American Review is to contain en- ar
ricle entitled, ''Is the Reforner any longer
Needed ~ by George w: Julian, and pa
per on Civil Service Reform, by John
Jay.
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" 1t.

OUIuDE Of the usual military routine,
there is not much going on At Fort Leaven-
worth, with the exception Of the extensive
inpsovements being made there.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

ITCHING ri rs ~ one Of the mo>t annoy
lug dI-.,~.-s Lee ~uT Il; IL '.,i Il ID prompt
an crTt.,Eu TviIUi Dy &c Use OF ">wsyhes
OInfm, ut" re symptoms are moisture,
Ike Is-T~pirst- fou, in;cn>- Iicui' Z, psTilcu-
larry nj i.ss:ut. k'ni. r. Grove, =. MaT-
kh ~, uiiig;, Hafti>puburs, Va, wires: 81
safer "a JWruiy years IruEI tlls t,iTlU.e dis
east, con >uiI.a MANY pbl sIcisEs, but found
no perm E,n TeIlei uatli used SwEyue'r
Ointment IL also Guns letter, lmi,i">, 4 !
cru-fN. &C .Iy, "cuN >k an diseases. leaving the
skin clear al, s~oth without biemish.
sent bN maj ny a iCr,s> on receipt OF
lr,c q, ,. c-u. \, or IRE bcNe> FOR 81 -.
Aidgs-~> .t-ii-. 4 Tor S@s,N IL 4 son, or can
be obi 1iu,i ITBnl T. .ot - 4 90 : and spar
row & jon =, L. .venworth.
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Below is given the list of cases filed yes.
terday in the Office OF the Clerk of the
District Court:
J. A. Monks and Sons Company VS.. f
Gwartney; abstract of Judgment
John Seeker. plaintiff in error VI. John
De.fs, defendant in error; petition in er-
Tor.
Mary Z. Olsen Vs. Dennis Mooney.
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would be impossible as rigid quarantine
will be established against Jackson by the
surrounding county. What shall We do?
The following answer has been sent ::
You may close your Office and leave the
city when it becomes necessary by local
regulations or by actual visitation of the
city by fever.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c, 1
FREE ofCHAKGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope
u the Rev. JOSEPH T. IsMAS, Ssatior D.
Bub.. Ho,oe, Neu Rok Cay. sept26-eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

The French Benevolent Society. at a
meeting Sunday, held the annual election
of officers with the following result:
President, Thomas Giacomini; Vice
President, /. Fourcade; Treasurer, A.
Gautier; Assistant Treasurer, T. Chawouz;
Secretary, c. Bouisse; Assistant Secretary,
u. Carrier.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

A FINE head Of hair Is snch an indiSpensa
be .dJuuct Io b-auiy thai no one who prizes
ko q luoks should neglect 10 use London
II air Color Krstorer," the most deiis hJful
t'cir ever introduced to the American people
TOR INCREASING ITS natural gro~ih, restoring
It, M ural Color, and al the same time los e.
" hsli dressing aLd beauIlfi-r. Ii IL totally
din rent from all others; noi sticky aud gum
III u, aud IRE from all Impure ingredients thai
nder many ojn-r articles Obnoxious, Ia
fact 81 -. quisi'eiy prrfum-d and perfect
~ nd si'Esntiy l,reparu a. To make IL q
itSttng taIT dressing and toilet Luxury. Soid
ICY vii dealers la iin. toilet articles at IS
c-uIs "a bottle, or six bottles tor ST. sold 10y
Arnnld. Jones 4 10, and sparrow & Jones,
L.s-.NeuwOrth Iurs-lhuf-sat-
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Uncle Sans Condition Powder prevents
di-easc, puriies the blood, improves the
appetite, gives n smooth and glossy Coat
oil hair, and keeps the animal in good con-
Iitiuu.
For ssl- by Jos. Harrop, Campbell &
K.nirick, and Theo. Egersdorf.
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Ordered 10 Clear Our

WASHINGTON, d. C., August 20.-The
Register and Receiver at Jackson. Miss,
telegraphs the Commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land Office that that there is great ex
citenent in Jackson. The people are flee
ing in all directions The board Of health
advise all to leave. There are one hun
dred and sixty cases in Vicksburg and
twenty in Canton. The fever is liable
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, after the morning hour, the consid-
Grafton of the silver bill was resumed.
and Mr.. ingalls, spoke in favor of the
bill. He was followed by Mr.. Allison,
who had charge of the bill, and who
closed the regular debate. Mr.. Lamar
presented resolutions of the Mississippi
Legislature instructipg their Senators to
vote for.the silver bill and declared thathe
could not violate his convictions by obey
ing the instructions. A large number
OF amendments were offered, most of
which were voted down. The free coin
age clause, however,was stricken out, and
the Senate finance committees amend
ment, limiting the amount of coinage
per month and giving the government
the profit on the coinage, was adopted.
In the House, Mr.. Stephens, from the
eommitteeon coinage, reported back the
bill authorizing the President to invite
an international monetary commission.
The House took up the bill which ap-
plies the appropriation of 1915 900, made
by act of Congress approved March 8,
1877, to pay certain Southern mail con-
tractors, and lengthy debate ensue d,
but without final action the House ad.
journed till Monday.
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CHERIFF's SALE

GHERIFF'S SALE
- BY virtue of a writ OF AIS. Venditlon
Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the Hotel of AleXanael
Maxwell, In Middletown, In st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, DelS'
ware, on
THURSDAY, the 28th day of February
1873, at. clock, p. IN. the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz:
All those two tracts of land located IN oH
Georges HUNDRED, New Castle C0unHi
Delaware, ami described as follows ,s,
No. 1. situate on the road leading ilVlr nr
81. Georges Up Summit Bridge, bonndeHa, ~, "
lands OF Levi q. Clark, Jonathan H. X, a
llams and others. containing about ~
acres OF land with frame dwelling nous
, granary, stable, barracks ami outbullulhE'
thereon.
No. 2. Situate on the road leading lr9.Gi
Mount Pleasant to Boyd's corner, 6ouIlues'
by lands now or late of James H. hivnj
man, Thomas Bird, Jam es Houston arS u
samuel Ratnwell, containing ABOUT "
acres of lano with a frame dwelling house
granery and stable thereon. -o-
Seized and taken in execution as the pIo
perty OF William Lore, and 20 be sold y
., ISAAC GhUBB, SheIinr,v
Sherif's office, New Castle, FeDrun'' FeD,.S.
9th, 1878. feb12-3tawt'
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16

WE FAIL to see anything to admire in
the conduct of the Senators on the Silver
question, who were favorable to single
gold standard. They started out with
that proposition, and If they had been
actuated by no other than patriotic SEN
timents they would have adhered to it,
and given way when they found they
could not secure that object either by
abusive threats and mean insinuations of
dishonesty cast at their constituents, they
sought to build up the cause of their
clients, the rich bondholders, by adding
largely to the silver dollar and limiting it
as a legaltender; thus forming one cur
renoy for the rich and indolent and an
other for the poor and industrious me-
chanic. A fifty dollar or hundred dol
lar bond held by poor man, by this
limitation, could be paid in silver-ac-
cordlng to their argument, deprecated
silver, the "dishonest dollar"-but the
larger bonds belonging to the rich would
have to be paid in gold-gold worth a
hundred cents to the dollar. Away with
such legislation-it is not fit to appear in
the councils of Republic that boasts OF
its public schools and the general educa
ton of its people as ours does. The peo
pie cannot be deceived by the words o.
triflers aping greatness in craftsmanship
craftsmanship means one thing, ant
the trucking arguments that would no
be accounted able in q countrv cour
room, means quite another thing.
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A PUBLIC SALES.
Public Sale.


Win be sold at public sale, at the late
residence OF john Sharpley, on the Con-
cord Turnpike, three miles from Whining
ton, on a~.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2sth, 10
hIo.s A, 70 O'clock g 4 M, the following Personal
good work and driving horses, some of
them fast, one colt, coming years old, IA
carefully selected milch cows, some with
calves by their sides, the others viii be In
profit soon; bull, 2 fine shoats, s6 pair OF
chickens. Farming impiements-,i Ger;
mantown carriage. with shafts and pole, l
York wagon, dearborn, 3 no top milk
wagons, cart, ! two horse wagon. ay rig
ging, one Buckeye mower and reaper,
nearly new, one horse rake, Two
cultivators, three plows, two harrows,
double and single trees, one post borer.
hoes, forks, shovel., rakes, ladders
double carriage harness, 2 sets single car
riage harness, I set double wagon harness,
I set Of stage harness, cart harness, plow
gears, log chains, Ac. Dairy Fixtures
Cans, pans, buckets, &c. Hay by the ton,
Corn and Oats by the bushel. Household
and Kitchen Furniture.-Beds, bedding;
bedsteads, bureaus. sofa, chairs, stoves,
cooking utensils, carpet, oil cloth, dishes,
china glass and Queensware. Pork by
the pound, and many other articles not here
enum Grated,
TERMs.-All sums OF $40 and under,
cash, over that amount, a credit of six
months will be given by the purchaser
giving bankable note with approved en-
dorser; or, per cent. off for cash.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
Il. FRANK SHARPLEYL
Administrators.
L. w. STIDHAM q Son, Auctioneers.
Republican copy. febs-tue, ,fri&w2t
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16
7SHERIFPSSA1ES
ON ERIFF's SALE

SHEkIFF'S SALE.
p BY viriue pfa writ OF Levarl Pao,..
70 me direci ed viii be exposed n psclas,
hate, - the Hotel Of Alexander Marwlie aruolie
~ ~ IA MIuuls.own, ms, IN ~ Georges hundr.d'
THURSDAY, the 2sth day of Febrpo,.
1873, at o'clock. D. m.
1he following described Real Estate MI.
All tlntcertAin lot, piece or paresl sn,
land situate, lying and being in S ~
Georges hundred. New Castle Cons,n IN "
aware, bounded by lands of the ns,yy Del
Rail Road Corn pany and lands OF PoNstle
A. Cochran ard contained wiihin ,hoeit
lowing described metes and bonnds' 'Ie y, lol.
Beginning NJ stake in the east uns uWwll !;
the line OF the said Delaware Rail ea Re.at
Company and In the centre Of CocSpssa
street being Tor corner for this lot NJ Ias1a
and thence with the centre OF said coohnd y, htand
street north "a degrees east 25G feet ,nnhVa
to a stake in the centre of Scoit s,.nes uenes
the centre OF The Intersection OF said :, a.
also . corner for this land. thence win ~
centre or said Nc OFT street south 5x dsu.ule Me
east $40 feet TO stake In the cent? "a of bassS
Ing street and hi the centre OF the in,n'saa' in neaa'
tion thereof with said Scott street slseS
corner for thisIio of land thence wi d's0a q
centre OF said Reading street soutb Az 1ae
srees west 26i feet 10 stake In the ems, I've lv'
OF the land OF said Delaware Rail pale .lle
SonhPany hisp corner Tor this land ana
thence with the lands of said Rail Rasd o.d
Company and binding thereon north ny ~
degrees west 3b1 feet home to the placa
beginning, containing within sail ~,
and bounds acre roods glk perches !,
land be the same, more or less, with a la,Ss
four-story frame building or factory ths,ss'
on erected. Book @, Vol. 10. Page S55' I
SEIZED and taken In execution as ths ' se
perty OF the Delmarvia ManufactuiIS,
Company, corporation of the stas4,
Delaware, and TO be sold by
&c GRUBB, sherls
Sneriff's office, New Castle FaSrmaa'.
9th, 1878. febl2. .Staw,.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16
Pittsburr Protectiouis,s.

If the Pittsburg protectionist move
ment fancies that it Is going TO become
'great tidal wave" of high tariff It
will find itself mistaken. Protection
theories are gradually becoming less
popular, and public opinion is gravi-
tating toward tariff revenue only. Ex>
perieDce has shown that protection
does not protect; that, like all laws
that tax the many for the benefit of the
few, it impoverishes the many with>
out giving permanent advantages sto
the few. II would seem that If any
protection it should be the iron-trade.
Nature has so formed our irOn-pro-
ducing districts as to enable them to
defy competition from abroad. The
ore exists in exhaustless quantities, of
wonderful richness, easily mined; and
side by side with the iron mines are
the coal mines that supply the furnaces.
The most approved machinery and la
bor-saving appliances, facilities for
transportation and abundant labor,
ought to make the Pennsylvania iron
trade not merely superior to the need
OF protection, but to enable it to com
pete with England in ihe markets Of
Europe. That it now demands prot &C.
ton Is a full confession of the failure
of protection. II has become enfeeb-
led by an artificial stimulus, and is in
the condition of an old inebriate, who
every morning requires "two drinks To
make him SOBER"
The people are asking, Why should
the iron trade be protected more than
any other trade? or rather, Why moi
protect all trades, or else protect none
To protect all trades alike would bt
equivalent to protecting none; for the
meaning of protection is that few in
terests are to be fostered by imposi
tions laid upon the others. Everybody y
that is compelled to use iron-and il
this age all are compelled to use it il
some way-must pay something addi
tlonal for it. Every industry In the
country Is forced to pay something tt
the iron interests of Pennsylvania
The Pittsburg high-tariff excitement
is, therefore, demand that the Eas
and the West and the South shall con
tribute to swell the profits of the iror
trade. 1t, of course, cloaks this de
mand Hnder the fine phrase of pro
tecting American industry" &C., &C.,
but the zeal meaning Is that northern
wheat and western corn and bacon
and southern cotton, shall contribut,
to the support of the iron interests o
the middle states; and people begin t,
understand this too well for the high
tarlff movement to become great tida
Wave.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16
|shsuTd sherman be Dismissed.

shsuEd shorman be Disnnissed.
frou the Evening Chronicle, Dom.
And now that the Attorney General
Of the United States, after diligent
search, hss discovered that the Federal
Government has M constitutional
right to iaterfere in the louisiana
trinls, the question arrises whether Mr..
Sherman's hot haste in denouncing the
proceedings OF the courts OF that State
does not entitle him TO dismissal from
the Cabinet. HIS interference was
certainly display OF impudence un-
parrelled. (tr '
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16
7r-7-7-ll
REGISTERS ORDER .
Registers order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFIIcE,l
New Castle County, Feb. 2, 1913. (
Upon the application of Isaac N, Grubb
administrator of George W. Smith. late
OF Brandywine Hundred In said county
deceased, II is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF granting of letters of admin
/ tration upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with The date of granting there
or by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters, in six of the most public
places of the CouAty of New Castle, re-
curing all persons having demands against
the estate, TO present the same or abide BY
an Act OF Assembly IN such case made and
provided. And also cause The same 10 be
inserted within the same period in the vii.
mlngton GAZETTE, n newspaper publish
therein three weeks le. o. d.
~, Given under The hand and Seal
l.. s. OF Office of the Register aforesaid
.~-N~>~' at New Castle, In New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written S. U. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the dec ased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator OF
before February ID, 1879, or abide the
Act or Assembly in such cases made and
provided.
ISAAC N. GRUBB, Administrator.
Address. Claymont Del. feb4 3weot
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16
For sale.

Four building lots at 8. T.. corner Front
and Jackson streets.
Three lots in jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots in nth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
Iisen and Brocme streets.
Five lots adjoining and north of the above
Five lots at =. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue anc
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS II. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
dec28tf 602 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16

EoR SHERIFF.
Il To the Voters OF New Castle County:
Ge1iteIaen: The undersigned In com pill
ance with he wishes of many friends, Of
fers himself as a candidate for sheriff OF
New lastle County, subject TO the decision
OF the Democratic Party and pledges him
self TO support the successful nominee.
FRANCIS DUGGAN.
st. Georges Hd., Jan. 28, IS7S-d&wtn
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16
lrOR SHERIFF..

LNOR SHERIFF..
Il To the Democratic v oters of New Cas-
tie County:
Gentienien: Encouraged by the fiatering
vote l received In ls7e, In accord with the
Request of m any friends again offer my
self as "a candidate for the nomination for
sheriff. Thankful for your votes hereto-
fore received. pledge myself TO support
the successful nominee.
GEO. G. WARD.
Ian. 2 Il. lSlS.-I. Il win
The daily gazette., 1878-02-16

SIMPLE REMEDY FOR BuRSs.-Com>
mon whiting, mixed with water to the
consistency of thick cream, spread on
linen, forms an excellent local applica>
tion to burns and scalds. The whole
burnt surface should be covered, thus
excluding the action Of theair. The ease
1t affords is instantaneous, and 1t cnly re-
quires to be kept moist by occasional
sprinkling of cold water.