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WTANTED-EVERYBODY TO CALL AT THE
W bureau of Information, liT street, desiring
rooms: furnished. unfurnished, Board, &c. Also to
buy sell goods Of any description Iniormaion tree.
nolJly JAMES H. pHlIP Il CO.
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MONDAY .,,...t,,,..,, FEBRUARY. js7'
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osr.
AT the Murphy meeting at Lincoln Hall, on Sunday
afternoon AN AMETHYST RING, lrked ~ 10
H. 1874" TOR which liberal reward be paid II
A, ID, MCKENZIE,
febi-Its 1905 sixth street northwest.
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BOARDING.
t7E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE - FIRST
II ~ class BOA RID, with large airy rooms, rom
" to so per week. Transient sl.6) per day with fro
an gas lhnS,-ly
FINHE FREMONT HOUSE -
l. IL MAKING GOOD TERMS FOR
FAMILY OR SINGLE ROOMS.
steam or stove heat. Ocl3ly
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OF THE REFUBLlCAN OFFICE
prepared TO do all kinds Of mercantile printing at
prices that defy competition. ocl2-u
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

A MOVEMENT is on foot in New York to
70 m National Board Of Trade, which is
intended to "form the centre ofa action
in relation to the trade, commerce, rail-
roads, shipping, mining and agriculture of
the nation" 1t is also proposed 10 estab-
Hsb correspondents in every principal
merchantiIe city in the world to facilitate
the sale of American productions in for
eigp markets. There is National Board
of Trade already in existence, which is
formed by delegates from the various To-
cal boards OF trade and other commercial
associations of the United States, and ma
tional conventions are held yearly for the
interchange Of ideas and the regulation Of
matters relating to busicess between the
different sections, but the functions of the
new board will be extended much beyond
those of the present time.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06


The story of the baae ball catcher in
stantlv killed at Boonville, New York, by
ball that had struck him in the stomach,
tells of the dangerous character of the play
beh ind the bat. Recent English papers
contain an account Of the killing Of a
noted ball player in England's national
game, cricket. He was struck On the head
BY cricket ball that had been thrown up
in the air unusually high. Three days
afterwards, august l2) another cricket
player, in Dublin, was struck by ball
from the bat, which entirely paralyzed his
lower limbs, and he is not expected to live,
minor accidents in base ball and cricket
are SO common that scarcely any note is
taken of them. Play which is subject to
such mishaps becomes very serious bus
mess for both players and spectators, but
perha ps the skill Of the player is devel-
oped By the danger be is in of being killed
or noaimed for life if he fails to catch or
stop ball with his hands.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

Now THAT the national bankrupt act
has expired, though with thousands Of
cases pending for settlement in the chieI
cities, the State laws will have to be re-
sorted 10 BY insolvents who cannot other
wise settle with their creditors. The first
assignment made in New York city under
The Stale insolvency law since The expira-
ton oftne national act occurred on Mon
day. f. Maitzfelder, Jr., importer o
diamonds, No. 4 Maiden Lane, having
suspended, made an assignment for th'
benefit of his creditors; liabilities abon
$50, 900, though several preference credi-
tors are provided for.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

Il
Theyellow fever has been much more
seversin other years il the South than il
is at present, and we may gather whatever
e comfort Is possible from that reflection: In
New Orleans the maximum of deaths
daily up TO this time has been lOS, wh'ie
in 1853 there were $50 dea.bsNin in a single
day august %, which was regarded rs
the height Of the pestilence,) } while during
most Of the month Of August the deaths
averaged 1870 daily; this was with apopur
lation Of only $4,000, much less than than, q. !.
present, and of this number 1900 dlsa
during the season named. Nothing ap'
preaching this mortality is now reported.
In New York in 1922 there IVES great
yellow fever pauic, and number Of the
down town streets were fenced in, yet the
deaths dill not exceed 200, while in 1888
in that ciy $500 people died from the
fever out Of population of $1,000, and
there was no panic whatever II is diff
cult to account for these alterations oil ex-
citement. Ntsu5H tf#. H. 3t4s t..
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
Can the T,u,h o,ertake a Lie.

Juves,igatton dscose4 the fact that the
lady reported in the Associated Press dis
patches, about aug 10Th, t' have died 10
t,hlc6go afer two weeks use OF some re-
puled re medy for corpule scy, had not
taken Allan's Anti-Fat' bu had used
preparation ! ut IN by regular physician
Ia i.uzerne, Pa Allan's a I'll FaL IL man-
fractured In buffalo. N. ", by the under
ri ned. We have alrea " sold over lcO,-
800 bottles of 1t. 1t has therefore been
taken by thousands, and we challenge
pro- II at ii has ever harmed any body,
unless the reduction Of OBJ sc pei sons ire m
2, tr 20 pounds, leaving them healthy and
,t,, rg is considered II misfortune. Fur
III 9rlnoye, we hereby offer 49, W reward lo'
ev dc. ce showing thai it contailts polson-
ous or " furious Ingredients. We also o1ie1
| $500 if we cannot owe that 1t hasreduced1
numbar of persons as stated herein. and
always wlhoutirjafy II is said & lie will
outtlavel the trutn any time, but we trusi
| that these nj wspapets.lhat have misIeo
thu public by saying that physicians at
uibuted the lady's death to the use O
! Anii-fat (Which is only putup by US. 1ht
| term "Ahti-Fat'. being our trade mark)
will correct the ftlse lmpree sion they have
| conveyed, bv publishing his refuta,ion'
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co..
| .Ls. " Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

The Best Quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE Most RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES &c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
... and Pure, ..r,,.....
at Ninth md market.
..--.. i. AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and market.
sect the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
GEOUS DENTRIFICE,
- AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices -.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays tt Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
WELLINGTON. Del..seps. 8, ISIS.

Il o
A AcoRREsPoNDENTin one of the injected
cities speaks Of the heroism exhibited by
those persons who have devoted themselves
to the care offhessick, as deserving the
admiration and gratitude of the whole
community, and it is to be regretted that
the calm courage and unselfsh devotion Of
the women and men, who thus practically
offer their lives as sacrifice to humanity,
do not excite as lively feeling Of venera-
ton in the popular mind as they should
do. The display Of courage in battle,
which il 30 much honored, indicates kind
ofheroism of greatly inferior character.
In military affairs every effort is made to
create excitement, ar ger, pride. and enthu>
siasm, the trumpets, drums, shouting and
the rear of artillery, prevent deliberate
reflection; and the fear Of disgrace and
punishment often urge timid persons 10
rush into danger.
The love of glory is also powerful
stimulant to acts ofcourage; but when gen
uine feelings Of benevolence, piety and
humanity prompt those who brave the
pestilence in its most ghastly and repul-
siye forms to watch patiently by the bed
sides Of the victims ola terrible malady
to alleviate their suferings and ministe,
to their wants, they show degree and
character OF courage and devotion which
elevates our ideas ofthe dignity Of human
nature, and causes us TO think better o.
the race to which we belong.
We see 80 much of the selfsbness and
depravity which constantly appear in th'
ordinary affairs Of life, and of the trick
and schemes Of ambitious individuals tt
win popular favor and 10 gain, influence
wealth and position that we are apt tc
conclude that there is but little ip men,
hearts which is truly worthy of respec
and hope";bu great emergencies bring
from obscurity those noble minds which
convince us that when occasions requir,
the exercise Of the most magnanimou
feelings of the heart the hidden jewels ar
found, and are not less worthy Of our es-
TEEN because they have not been conspi-
cious.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
WI. Nj. PYLE.
POSTMASTER.
HISTORY OF A CHERRY STONE,
FORTY YEARS IN A MANS EAR.
From the Smyrna Times

From the Smyrna Times
Robert H. Cummins, of this town, has
had a remarkable experience with Ia
cherry stone, that perhaps is without a re-
corded parallel in the medical journals,
that is, the removal Of cherry stone from
his left car after its Judgement there for
more than forty years. 1t was slipped in
his ear when he was small boy, while al,
tending the district school, by mis-
cnievous playmate VINO iS now the presi-
dent of bank in western city. 1t was
during the cherry season, and at the time
the cherry seed was put in his ear he was
Lying on the schooi room floor asleep,
when his playmate just for fun dropped
the seed in his ear, and with his finger
pushed it just beyond the oritice, where it
has remained ever since until the last few
days He went to DIR. S. NJ. Fisler at the
time to get it removed, but with only a
partial attempt at removal, abandoned the
effort, with the consoling assurance that il
would never trouble him, and it never has
during the whole time, except occasionally
when troubled with cold in his head, his
hearing in that ear would become little
dull. About twenty-five years ago a
skilIlul surgeon in New York city made
an attempt 10 extract it, but without sue
cess at the time, and the operation being
SO painful, Mr.. Z. determined to abandon
the attempt at removal, preferring th'
seed to remain quietly in his ear rathe
ithan suffer The pain caused by the effort 0
the surgeon at removal. The case was 81
remarkable as to cause doubts in the mint
of the surgeon as to Mr.. C.'s col rectuess
until The seed was actually grasped in hi
ear by his instrument. Last Thursday
however, in Swinging his ear with soal
suds, an application he had never triec
before, the seed by some peculiar chem
ical action of the suds, was forced out 0
the ear and dropped into the wash basin
much TO the surprise and delight Of MI
Cummius, who at first could scarcely be
lieve his own eyes.
He has the seed now in bis possession
and when shown to the writer it looked a
perfect in appearance as when that boy
all for fun, put it in over 1orty years ago
The opinion OF all medical men, we be
lieve, he's been that foreign matter coul'
not exist for any length of timein livins
organ without producing inflammation
and the fact that it has, is what makes j
an interesting case in medical science.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

! SEEoR ZAMAcoNA yesterday assured the
business men of Chicago that Mexico was
anxious to establish perfect friendlineya
and commercial relations with the United
States. We have no doubt that this senti,
mept is shared by the majority OF the peo-
pie oftbis county, or at least, that the
\ latter have no desire for war with our
neighbor Republic, or fer the acquisition
of any portion Of her territory.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

WITH the most beautiful harvest tina,
has been gathered for lnanyyears, and with
the foreign demand for breadstuffs which
has kept prices well above the paying
point, the farmer has great cause for re
joicipg. No other class of the commu-
nifty has been SO sigrally favored, and the
result must necessarily be, a decided i'm :
provement in fall tradt.
A comparative statement Of the exports
and imports Of the country for July, 1877
and 1878, and for the seven months ending
with the same, shows highly gratifying
figures, which certainly ought TO inspir'
confidence, for which the balance of trade
SO largely in favor Il e good time coming
so ardently longed for, cannot much Longer
be delayed.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
4 DELIVERY.

Way Mail from Wilmington ana
Northern r. b.. from Reading -,
and points North, h,........:..-.;.5 5.45, A. NJ
New York. Philadelphia, Baltl-
more, Washington. and all
parts of the country except
Delaware and Eastern shoe
counties in Md..".............:.... $40,
Pepinsu!ar Mail. North of Wy
oming Delaware, ..:....... :;:...;. S.5O,
Philadelphia and New York,
and'all points North, East and
West....... .........-............ 80. ~,
Way Mail from Phtladelnhia, z" $780,
Baltimore Way Mall. Western
Shore, Md .....,.. ;....;; lO.l5
Baltimore, Washington aud all
points South and southwest. >. LOO, T. M
Pi iladelphia and New York and
al points, Norlh, EasI and m 8.
west .................. .....'''.'.' l,Uu,
Way Mali on delaware western 81
r. r. ,...."......-"....,:.. 3.3O,
Way Mail from Cristeld, Md,
Del. r. r., ..:.... ......a.,..-;, 6.0O,
Baltimore q Washington and all
points South, .................. ....'.. $40
Philadelphia, New York, md -pi
poiMts NORTH, East and West,.. 10,
The Letter Carriers Will make their de
liverles as follows: $50 aud lO.l5 a. IN.
and ll5 and 4.20, p. m.
LEGAL Letters for Carriers delivery shout
ba deposited in Post Office 10 minutes bc
fore the hour of delivery.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
uLAUGH AND GROW FAT"

This ancient bit of advice Is well ENOUGH
for spare" people. but how sbout those
tnat realready ofGt? What is to become
of them? Sit still and I'll tell you. After
many eHPeri Pti neHtf, ,at,tig eAn,enaing lhrougin gi1
the celebrated analytical chemist, J. c.
Allan, has per tecled and given TO the world
Anti-Fat. Thus far in several hundred
cases this sreat remedy has never failed to
reduce corpujent person from three 10
ess and positively efficient. sold by drug
ylotS.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
MAILS CLOSE.

Way Mail on Wilmington and
Northern r. r. to Reading and
points on the Baltimore Cent? /,
r. r. South of Chadd's Ford;.; b.o0 a.
Through Mail 10 baltimore ana
Washington, ard all points * a.
south............,.. ,...................... ~ A..
Way Mail to Baltimore, Md-.... S'lo, =
through and Way Mails 10 II,
PhiiadeIphia, Pa..........: :....;..:. 9.oo, -
Through Mail to N. Y. and other 10 q,
points North and East. 9'Vo
Peninsular Way Mail on Della J.,
ware r. r. to Cristield. Md. 9.o0 '
Way Mail on Deiawsie Western - m u
r. Il. .-....... .:..v;....;.:. Io.W :
Through Mail to Philadelphia
and New York, and all points
East and West, j2.lo, IN
Through Mail TO Baltimore ana
Washington and all points -,
South and Southwest ....."..:. lZlo,
Through Mail 10 Philadelpnla
and New York, and all points q.
East and West. ................... 5.i5 :"
New Castle. Middleiown,
Smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
Townsend, Delaware City, st :.
Georges, and Wyoming, Del ....6 500 !:
Through Mail 10 Phlladelphla
ana New York. and all points -.
North, East and West, ,.............: 81,
Through Mail TO baltimore and
Washingt and all points .,
South and southwest, ,........"... 9z0
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

The Treasury Department is trying to
lessen the cost Of distributing coin by send
ing it through the mails. Five shipments
Of 100000 in double eagles were received
at the sub-treasury in New York last week
from the mint in San Francisco. The
money is made up in $1,000 packages
which weighs sixty ounces each, The
1ostoffice Department carries coin as
third class matter. and provides safes ard
guards, but will not Aold itself respon ible
Ior losses. I9J. tIyg goi .,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
FAT PEOPLES mIsFoRrUNEs.

Some of the savage tribes enter their
dwellings through hole in the 1oof and
when person becomes so fat that he can
not. get in, he is regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system been adorted in the
United States, the ."out-]aws" could not
have made more activs demand for ALI
Ian's A ntl. Fat Than now exi It's. Hundi eds
who had lived In constant fear of sudden
death have. by its use. heen reduced 10 a
comfortable living weight. he Anti-Fat
Is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. sold by all druggists. S'
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
A LONG WINTER FORETOLD.

The East Goshen bees killed off theil
drones last week, which is quite early
showing that the little insects are prepar
ing for long, cold winter. A good many
people laugh such prophecies TO scorn, aud
as il is free country, they have perfect
right to do so, but it is curious fact that
these little insects haven't failed in their
predictions for anumber Of years. West
chester Record.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
Auti-Fat Chemically Examined.

The analytical chemist. w. b. DRAKE, 0
Buffalo. N. Y recently analyzed Allan'
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE,
I have subjected Allan Anti-Fat tt
chemical analy sis, examined the process
f its manufacture and can truly say tha
the ingredients of which II is compos, ar,
entirely vegetable, and caunot but &C
favt rably upon the system, and 1t is wei
calculated " attain the Obj ect Of which /
Is inteded.
cold by druggists.
WE. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

Fine life sized Crayons of children at Sut
lerley's, 302 Market street. .
= sutterley never fails TO take good picture
OF your haby. 802 Market street. G...
The "BAby's Best Frienh" is DR.. Bull't
Baby Syrup, since It maintains the Baby'l
health ty' keeping It free from Collie
Diarrhea, etc. Price 25 cents pei bottle.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

ONE of the very serious incidental Ca
lamities attending the yellow fever in the
Southwest is that it totally paralyzes al,
industry, trade ard business Everything
comes 10 stand still except nursing the
sick and burying the dead. There is no
longer any possibility Of making daily
living by the wages Of daily bread. Those
who had nothing ahead are in danger OF
starvation. Think ofthat
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
RAILROADS.

PHILADELPHIA, WiLE;LNG TON AND
BALTIMORE kAi LROAIfG
June 10th 1873. H. ..l b..
Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows
for ,".'.-'' ..,,...,
PhiJadelphla and intermediate stations,
GiO, 6 s., 10. 900, 8 At, ~ w, a. m. 2 80,
philadelphia ana New York, 2 %, 54iam,
IL 81, u 10, $40 p n.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 81
Baltimore and Washington, II 81, I8, 80.
, am, IL "a, IL 80, 500, p N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 6H. . 81, am, ! Us, & 80 p. N.
Harrington and intermediate stations 30
aro,l U5, & 30pm. ~.
Delmar and intermediate stations, 30,
q. m. l O5, p,m.
SUNDAY TRAINS. ''.."
ehiladelphia and intermediate stations
lU a IL, 5 10, 6 30 p NJ.
Philadelphia and New Pork. 2 %, S "A a m
Baltimore ana Washington. .2tI, l6 q m.
For furthaj Information Messengers are
teterred TO The time tables posted at thede-
pot. 49,.
iuns-ly II. # KEENEY. Supts
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
POST OFFICE,
DEL
S1Hsl-. an J
ofice open from AS A. M. too. so

Private Boxes accessible until 10 p. M.
SUNDAYS.-Qpen iro . 10 q. NJ ~ aEe y.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
III The y, morning Herald

Ia published every morning, Sunday ex-
csntedY and delivered in the city OF Will
mfngton and surrounding places for slX
cents per week payable to carriers. Ma NAL
subscriptions. postage fee, three dollars
per annurY1. -,
GEO. O'BYBNE & Co.. Publ hers.
-gH5oT u No 500 Shipley street,
a.+,Z ID 9 Wilmirgtoy Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

No place like Sutterley's to take your
babies for good picture.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

Gp and see Sutterley's fine Cabinet pic
tutes Of babies. 3O2 Market street.