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Daily Republican., 1878-12-05
foR sALEOR RENT.

|WR SALE--9Oo shares OF Clayton Loan
.Ock, new series at one dollar a share,
\ plan, loaning the iul, amount and col
ag premium monthly. ". L. LlCHTEN-
|kiN. Secretary. nvl+'lm
|NuR Thoroughbred Essex pigs,
tor breeding purposes from six weeks
| anh upwards. Awarded first premium nj
|it,etown Fair. A. EiLlfTON, New
|ur Ave. near City line. nyad&wtf
fOR KENT,-House, Garden, Orchard
and stabling, with pasture for one cow
|my iarm near ireenvilIe, Chrlstiana Hun.
! ROBERT MORROW. dc23td-2twt
hVR SALE.-A large lot Of Horse manure
and Otial from Morocco Factory. JOHN
BAKER, 7OS East Fitth St nvS.d&wti
h NpR .RENT.-A Il ,st.class 400 acre harm
within ten mile. oi MS city. Possession
n March 26 ntyl Apply to John "
'eman, Real I.tie Agent, No. ives
|Irth street, Wil'iHgton, or Christiana. heI
scpb-ltd-wti
pRS SALE .}rce.story brick house lG7
West Ser, r... street, pleasantly situa-
Also two good lots, on +. Sixth street,
|g'itc the post office, might be made "A busi-
/ place, house 6l4 Washington street for
|. Apply to q. CHANDLER. 900 Mar.
rect. ny.1
Il SALE.--A six roomed house with
bath, No. COS East Sixth street, In good
er possession Immediately.
,yeIng No 7o7 Church street 8 rooms
y number of small dwellings for sale In
erent parts OF the city. Apply to "M.
tAULLEY h co, 900 Market street,
LLmington, Del. sep25
Daily Republican., 1878-12-05
| f.SA BRO,

! 'alporters and dealers Iii
',RDWA RE AND CLTLERY
NNIS. OIL, GLASS AND GEM ElJT.
NO. 2O% MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, Dm.AN ARr
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
OBITUARY.

FREDERICK THEsIGER, LORD cHELMsronDs
cablo despatch from London announces that
Lord Chelmsford, formerly Lord Chancellor OF Eng-
land, is dead Lord Chelmsford twice Lord High
Chancellor OF England. and was one OF the most
guished OF modern jurists the country He
was the son of Charles Thesgsr, Collector OF Customs
In the island OF ST. Vincent, West Indies and nephew
of Sir Frederick Thesiger aid dede-camp TO Lord Nei-
son ut tho battle OF Copenhagen, and was born n
London, July l5. 1904. Ho entered the Royal Navy
when n boy, presen. with his uncle al
tho battlo Of Copenhagen, LEFT tho navy after the
downfall OF Napoleon, studied Law at Gray's
Inn and called 10 the bar IN 1918. HIS prscstce
was cniedy tho Western Circuit. OF winch NO be-
came tue acknowledged loader. do was made
sock In interest," from 1S40 10 lS44;
tor Abinguon from lSl4 TO 1852 ana lor Stamford
1902 1855 solicitor General In the Cabi.
OF SIR Robert Peel IN 1S445 and Attorney General
in ls45-6; was again Attorney General IN tho short
Ministry Of Earl Derby IN 1882. and on the forma-
OF the second Derby administration IN
1855 was raised TO the Chancciorship with the
title OF Baron Chelmsford Ho resigned with mis- col.
leagues June, 1862 but was again chancellor In the
third Derby administration from July v, 1866, until
February 1868. he resigned. ana subseq qusntly
confined himself chiefly TO his dut,es as one Of tns
''law LORDS" OF the House vi Peers. He was Privy
Counsellor and had received from one Of the uuivers
title Of Doctor oi Civ,i Law He married II
1872 had iour sons, all OF whom occupied hons
orabc positions IN the pupic service. Tue eldest,
Frederick Augustus, born IN 1897, Major General
In the Indian army the second, Cnnrlos enyss II
Colonel OF Dragons; the thrd, Alfred Henri, 10 q
Waes. wnie the youngest, EDWARD Picrsen, 10 . clerk
n House oil Lords.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT.

REPoRrED RESIGNATION OF Mr.. MAcKt NzrF---
LORD DUYFERIS's ACTION AND EXPECTED
DEPAHrURE-TuE INrERREGSUM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD1
QUEBKc, Oct 0, 1873.
Lord Duern LETT hero suddenly Tonight by special
tram Tor Ottawa, having. according TO report pre-
viously received Mr.. Mackenze's resignation. II Is
possible that the report may be premature,
but the Premier has certainly intimatcd TO
Hts Excsilency his intention TO resign imme-
diateIy, and will not wait longer than tomorrow.
Lord DuTerin will eitnor.accept Mr.. hackenz zics rc-
sigpstion aud Immediately send Tor Sir John A.
Macdonald, will request the Premier to retain Office
tender his resignation 10 tho Marquis OF Larne,
In order that tho new Governor General may select
his Premier. the first course ~ most likeiy to
- adopted II tho Governor salts Tor Englana
Saturday frgstcs hero will escort HIM out 10
sea.
DURING INTERREGxUM.
General Sir Patrick McDougail, commander OF Her
MaJcsty's forces IN Canada. has arrived here itoni
Halifax with brilliant stan, and will administer tho
government OF the Dominion during the interrcpnum
between the departure OF LORD Dulerin ior EDgland
and the arrival OF tho Marquis.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
FATAL FALL AT A sTEEPLECHAsE.

RIDER AND VETERINARY SURGEON KILLED
ON HE BLUE BONNET coUIsE-orHER Acs
CIDENIs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
MONTREAL, Oct. 9. 1878.
At the steepcchase the Blue Bonnet
Course yesterday, fatal fall sustained by DR..
Murcot, veterinary surgeon OF Ottawa. He was
riding the we'll known horse The Squire, belonging
10 Mr. McGinn, of Ottawa, and stood win the race
Ut the time oil the accident
DETAILS THE AcciDgyr.
He Tell at the last fence, having got safely the
stone wall and five other foncos. Alter getting
the stone wall mis- showed signs OF fatigue; but
as he within quarter OF mite OF the winning
post, with oniy one hurdle 10 clear,
ne urged The squire forward. ln taxing THIS,
the lowest huruie the course, The horse
the leap too great adstance from the tcnco,
and, falling on his Knees threw his rider over MIA
head. The unfortunate gentleman made almost
complete somarsault, and IN striking tao ground trac@
tured SKULL He carried 10 the motel ncar the
course, aud DR.. Kingston was attenuxuce, but
he never recovered CONSCIOUSNESS aud died In an
Dr. Murcott was nm Englishman, who had boen
eight years Canada. He leaves . wife and child.
ACCIDENTS.
Two other accidents occurred during the race. Mr.
Penuston was thrown Vt the stone ience broke
his arm, ana MIR. Patrick McCl .ucnha also sus-
tanned u fracture OF the arm, having been thrown
his horse III the Consolation handicap Steeple-
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE TuE CHIKF SIGNAL OfFfCER.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL A Nj.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic states and New England,
diminishing northery winds, backing to southwest,
cooler, followed by warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. rising, followed by falling barometer.
For tue South Atlantic states, northeast winds,
slightly cooler, partly cloudy weather and rising
barometer will prevail
For tho Gull states northeast to southeast winds,
stationary or falling barometer, warmer, partly cloudy
weather
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, tho loks REGION
the Upper Mississippi anu Lower Missouri Valleys
southeast to southwest Winds, falling barometer,
v,rmcr partly cloudy weather and numerous rains,
followed In the northwest by rising barometer and
cooler por;hcrly winds.
The rivers will tall slowly. Cautionary signals are
ordered Tor southcrIy winds ut Apne, Mackinaw
city. Grand Haven and Section s. Milwaukee and
Section l and Escuuaba
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
BAD DRAINAGE ON STATEN ISLAND.

The drought upon Staten Island for the past three
weeks has caused many wells and cisterns to run dry
Malariai fevers prevail 10 several neghborhoods in
consequence OF improper drainage. The sewer from
The Clifton Brewery is entirely clogged up and the
stencil pervades the village. There is much sickness
in Stapletop, and deaths have occurred from
maarinl causes The Canal street sewer, instead
Of being benefit, h4s become, IL is alleged.
dreadful nuisance. The mouth Is almost closed
up, and IL Is said that the filth ot the
village lies in II from the shore up to wash
iDgton Park, the stencil IRON the man-hoies being
almost unbearsble. Residents OF Stapieton say that
the failure, having been set low,
ana with an insufficient grade. Passengers at tho
Stapeton Jerry lanalng also make complaints OF the
stencil in going on board leaving the boats, the
landing being near the mouth OF lJ is The
gSnera opinion that the sewer in its present shape
never be made TO serve the purpose lor which il
intended. although It's construction cost the tax
payers of the district about $4,000
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
WIFE MURELR.

JEALOUS MULATTo's FEATs WITH A RAZOR
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. Q. 1878.
James Stone, the malatto proprietor OF a rsstau-
rant during lit OF Jealousy last night attempted to
kilt his vile and He has not lived with
his vile for some trle and accused hts sster-ir-iaw
of being instrumental causing his marital troubles
Last night we's residence. which is u
thickly populated part Of the city, and entered bI
way OF the back yard. Meeting has sster-in-law h&
attacked her with razor, first cutting her on
the chin ana then infcting terrible gash IN nor
throat He thea caught his wife and cut her throat
from ear 10 car, alter which he rushed from tho
house. The cries of the women soon attracted Q
crowd and Stone was I'M followed. Cries OF
"Lynch him ~ raised, out tor The timely arr
rival OF the police he might have been ummar'y dealt
with. Medical ad was as once summoned. but Mrs.
Stone has since died aud her sister lies IN dangeroua
condition. TIE murderer Is IN JAIL
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
LYNCHlNG IN TENNESSEE.

NEaRos FEARFUL CRIME AND SUDDEN
RETRIBUIIoN.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEHALD.1
NASHVILLE, Oot. 9. 1873.
The Americana Franklin trsnn.) special ays:-"At
seven O'Clock tonight John Thomas, coored, CON-
mitted a horrible outrage tue nve-year-od daugh-
ter oi James G. shannon, q man Of prominence ut
that place. Hc was discovered BY Shannon, who
called help and the crowd standing at the depot,
awaiting tho arrival oil train, Immediately went 10 his
assistance.
CAUGHT AND HASGEn
Thomas was chased three inties, tho crowd gather
ing IN NUMBER as thcy rushed onward. When nnally
ovortaken honias was told no nad but lew moments
TO live, but ne should be allowed opportunity to
Ufcr up pray aud confess his gum bel
aud Cod An impromptu gaows was erected Tnomas
confessed MS guilt aud was Immediately drawn up
and allowed 10 hang uutii dead.
sHERifF.
The ShcriH posse attempted TO rescue tho pris-
oncr but were themselves assaiicd and driven back.
Many negroes joined IN the chase, anu upon thomas
coniessng The crime, remained at the banging and
proved.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A BROTHERS VENGEANCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEnALD.l

BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct. g. 1873
John SbanahaD aged twenty three, snot and. IL Il
thought, fatally wounded Joseph Miller, about forty
years OF age, near Frankinvuie, Baltimore county
this morning Miller, 1t Ia charged, seduced sister
Of Shanahan a girl OF sixteen. about years ago
aud alter the intimacy discovered left the place
THIS SHOOTING.
He returned only few weeks ago, and met Snana
han for first time this morning at ST. Stephen'a
Church. Miller accosted nim PLEASANTLY, and Shana-
han after Replying drew scsen-shooter and dis
charged t twice, both balls taking effect IN Micr'a
BODY in the breast aud the other IN The abdomen
Tho wounds thought oy u pnvsician 10 be fatai.
Snsnahun proceeded TO the county scat and surren
cred himself. The affair has created nense excites
ment, as the parties involved are all respectfully
ted and well known in social circles.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss siaggie Mitchell appears this evening at tng
new Park Theatre, BrooKyn, In her old character ol
Fanchon.
The sale subscriptions for tho Italian season,
under the Of Mr.. Mapeson will begin at the
Academy Of Music to-day. The box olce Will be open
from nine until four O'Clock.
An operatic concert IS TO be given at ChIckcrinE
Hail on Saturday evening, October IL, by Signorins
Gemma DouatL She will be assisted by Miss Auert
BACH Mr. Jacob Graai, tenor; Mr. Gottschalk, bark
tone; Sig Susini, basso; Mr. Levy, piston
and Sig Agramonte, pianist
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel Robers g. Ingersoil, OF Illinois, 10 NJ the
Hoffman J. W. MAckay, ot San Francisco. and John
La Fargc the artist, at tho Everett Ex-Congress-
man c. ID. Macdougali, of Auburn, N. Y, and H. To-
take und s. Yamazawa, oi tho Japanese Educational
Department, are At the 81 Nicholas. John Mccul-
Tough, the uagedan, Is At the Sturtevant James
Reapath, OF Boston, Is at tho Brevoort. 0smun La
trobc OF London, and ii. A. Tiiden, of New Lebanon
n. ", arc at the Windsor. Judge 4. H. Grandin, OF
Mobile, and Judge ". s. Cnisbolm, OF Savannah, are
a, the New York Or. John r. Gray, OF Usics, 10 a
the Fifth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
FIRE..

wonK OF INcENDIARrEs AT NORTH ADiMs.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct o, 1878.
Al Ave O'Clock this morning an incsndiary nrs dc.
stroyed L. A. Rands barn thrce horses, thirty two
tons OF hay and harness valued at 81 500, besides
stock OF farmers implements. Tho loss on the
barn and contents winch s not less tnan 200, Is
partly covered by insurance. There were several
otner incendiary nrcs in various locations.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

Schwier-and niuc cases are reported from Cnas-
tanooga The weather Is cooler
Ten new cases ana tour deaths reported from
Hickman Ky. Among the dead Is Ei ". Pollard,
volunteer telegraph operator, from Pittsourg.
One new case and one death occurred al Orand
Junction, Tenn, yesterday. fhe state of AFFAIRS at
la Grange is most distressing. There are now under
treatment about lity cases. and yesterdays deaths
number SIX. Money and provisions for both the SICK
and destitute nre greatly needed there, as inc stock
nand Is almost exnausled.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
A NEW YORKER FOUND DEAD.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. o, 1878.
Robert RuIhenburg, OF No 3l3 E.st Twenty nd
street, New YORK, was found dead IN the river Tins
morning at seven o'cocE. He was seen In this cIly
Tuesday, since when he has been missing Inc
dcalh Is supposed TO be caused by accldenta orown
ing. as NO evidence oil foul pay Is showD.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
rHE PLYMOUTH OFF FOR SANTA cnrz

THE PLYMOUTH OFF FOR SANTA CRrZ
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct 9, 1873.
The United States steamer Plymouth, OF the North
Atlantic squadron, wnicn arrived at the navy yard
yesterday IRON Portland, having flushed taxing In
coal aud provisions here, sailed this morning for
Santa Cruz 10 proect tho American residents. Sho
w~s ntsd out here Iour years ego for u one years
cruise aud has been commissioned ever since. She
IL guns, has 20 officers. lS5 sonmsn aud 20
uAss,nss IN board
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
CONDON AT HOME.

CINCINNATI, oct. 8, 1878
Edward O'Mcagher Condor, tho released Fenian,
arrived here morning. Tho train was boarded
at Cumminsvlie by his MOTHER sisters and brothers,
and the greeting alter twelve years separation was
very affecting. He will have public reception to-
mar
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
FOUR-OARED SHELL RACE.

ST. LOUIS, NO. Oct. 8. 1873
four-onred shell Tor the championship OF Tho
Mississippi River rowed here late this afternoon
by tue Modocs, ST. Louis Westerns and Mississippi
crews. The Modocs victorious
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
EXTENSIVE coSrLAeRArioN AT PARK HILL,

ONTARIO.
PARK HILL, Ont, Oct 9, 1878.
An incendiary nre this morning destroyed McNen's
stationery store, the Post once. MeInsss' grocery
store and the awellngs and stores OF Mrs DAVIDSON,
miIIiner; Mrs Fletcher, coniectioner; Mck,nnon,
n shoe pedicr; Dickson, dry goods man j. Benbsm,
a Jewoiler, aud Road, a Dutcner, together with the
Montreal Telegraph Company's oihce. Loss $4,000
insurance light.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show tue changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty hours, in COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by tho thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Buiidinc, No. 2iS broadway
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
LARGE CARGO or COTTON.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct 0. 1878.
The British steamship Australasian took berth al
the Pensacola Railroad dock Today Tor s 600 bales OF
cotton which tno largest cargo ever shipped from
my Gull port.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

Tell mo not in mournful numbers
That teeth must all decay.
And breath must be unpleasant.
And gums must give away;
There's sozoDoNT
Aud IL saves teeth every day.
BRISKLy BRUSH
your tcc.h night and morning with aromatic invroug
sonopoSr You will be perfectly astonshed the I'M
provement In whteness which fortnight this sort Of
treatment viii cause. Begin once; strengthen your do
cayng teeth.
A-BRooKs' BOOTS AND SHOES BEST IN THu
city; prices large stock and perfect NJ
1,1y6 broadway. corner 29th st.
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. MISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP children teethux;
dysentery aud darrntra, wind coc and
the bowels. 20 TENTS BOTTLE.
BROWNS vERMiFUGE COMFlrs OR WORN
Loz Ncts peasans 20 take childea kc ticm; the
don't. >, cents
II. X. THE rRiNCn OF WALES Is ORDER
Ing 'BoLtiSeEa' ss tns finest Champagne thai "
obtnincdt
now TO DEoDORHE Pc ROLEUM FOR Ar-
plying 70 bald heads sent for 81. Address Il H.-lvJ
herald Uptown Office
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
GENERAL sHEnrDAN's vIEw OF THE SITUATION.
Asurxcrnu Oct

Tho Adjutant General to-day received dispatches
from General Sheridan, at Cncago, announcing that
the Cheyenne Indians arc closely followed by several
detachment oil troops General Sheridan also
says that reports have been received to the
effect that the Indians ut the Spotted Tail Agency
have lett tner reservation aud are committing de-
predations III the surrounding country. lie
presses hopc that these reports exaggerated
Ii not serious trouble 4 apprehcnded.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
FEARFUL CONDITION OF AFFAIRS REPORTED
FROM HOLLY SPRINGS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Q, 1878.
Surgeon General Woodwortn, OF the Marine Hospi-
tai Service, to-day received a telegram from Holly
Spring, Mss stating that the total number oil deaths
at that place from yellow fever TO date has pccn 235
The total number of cases cannot be accurately re-
ported now. The sender, who Is chairman Of the
ReIioi Committec, says:-
Our situation IL ndcscribable and would believe
unless they saw Tor themselves am the ony citizen who
has not lad YER almost daily Office
swept of clerks. other employees There
greAt dostitution among tue people using
every prevent suffering. You have
ingy kind wii here express deep last
ing gratitude.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
HE INJECTED british STEAMER AT NonroLK-

INJECTED STEAMEh Al
THE PATIENTS coSvALEsCENT-coNDI OF
THE VESSEL AND CARGO.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. O. 1873.
Tho several yellow fever cases at Quarantine on
board the British steamer Bsnvouriich, which ar
rived from New Orleans few days ago in distress,
arc all convasscen Only ono died, the Steward, wbs
was buried st on the passage up
THE INFECTED VESSEL
Tho infected vessel lies ABOUT mile fro any set
ticmen is aground with several leaks In her bottom
and her pumps going constantly to keep hor clesr
OF water. No communication Is allowed with the
ship, but as the quarantine officer permits a
WORKING party OF stevedorcs will be sent
down romove her cargo and place
IL On lighters until the ship be placed 10 the dry
dock at the navy yard aud repaired, which repairs
cannot tako place until alter positive rost or wniie
there reuains the slightest danger oi Injection. The
damaged portion OF her cargo viii bo thrown over
board.
YELLOW FEVER NOTES
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
BURNING CT A FLOUR MILL.

NEw 0aLgAys, La, Oct 0, 1878.
j. 7. Maybury 4 Co. Is Touring mill was burned to.
day. Tho loss is estimated ut $25, 900.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
SUSPICIOUS CASES DEVELOPED INTO YELLOW
FEVER AT CAIRO, ILL,

FEVER AT CAIRO, ILL,
CAIRO, Oct 9, 1878.
Most OF tho suspicious cases have developed into
yellow fever and ,ne change to cold weather has
suited unfavoraoy. There have been four deaths dur
ing the past twenty -our hours. No new cases
ported. There considerable excitement on account
oil this unexpected turn, but less alarm Is manifested
than appearance Of the fever three weeks
ago. Many extravagant rumors have been circulated.
Tue total number oil persons now sick viii not exceed
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

Average temperature yesterday 0f
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year .......s.......s...ss..s. Oh
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

ALARMING SPREAD OF THE FEVER TO PLANTA-
7IoNs IN THE VICINITY OF TORT CT SON.
PoRr GIBSON, Oct. g. 1873
The fever is still spreading alarmingly In this
county, and Is now reported from tho following
named plantations and vclnitiss:-R 5. Pat
tcns'. G. w. Humphreys, Heays, Bcr-
trans, Luchcr's Spratt's. Dorsey's William
Moore's, Bridewslis, Burlington's, Parker's Idle
wild, Dan Humphreys, John Humphreys.
Desproon's, Baldwin's upper place, Jeffries',
SHILOH Branoywine, the neighborhood OF Fords,
Mackay's CoiinA Samuel Humphreys Parks place
and William Hughes. Port Gibson has FURNISHED
ncarly all OF the supplies OF cc medicines, phvscaAs
and nurses Tor the above named places.
REPORT.
The total number deaihs IN tho county TO date Is
1fty-on Among the deaths recently recorded are
those OF v. II. Martin. Alice anu Wllne Disharsn. D.
B. Humphreys child and Miss Sa.lie Barnet, daugn-
Ter of John Barnet
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

ABATlNd In NkCAobUAG AMI SThEAO4N0 4N
THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
yIcKsBURG, Miss, Oct q, 1873.
There have boon very deaths hero to-day. The
abaiug in the city, but Is still spreading in
the surrounding country
over fifty cases arc reported 10 Madison parish,
La, and two deaths at Delta to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
Two dealhs--namsly, Of Ocar Gleason and Henry
The New York herald., 1878-10-07
INCREASED NUMBER OF CASES.
Heartrending Stories of Suffering
and Death.
LABORS OF THE RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
Orphan AsyIums and Hospitals Crying
Aloud for Help.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Oci 8. 1878.
The following is tho yellow fever report OF
cases for the mast twenty -lour hours
The New York herald., 1878-10-07

VIEWS OF A FRIEND OF THE Ex-PREsIDENr on
THE NEXT PREsIDENCY-NoT DESIRoUs, but
WILL AcCEPT-THG PRESENT MOVEMENT
LIKtLY TO CULMlNATE IN NOMINATION.
THE Ex-GoviR RNoR DEFENDS HIS OWN
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-05-01
Terrible Couch.

How often We hear the above remark
these extreme changes OF weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore Threats were
never more prevalent among Children
than nov. Now We are going to urge
you to try . remedy which has excited
comments by physicians all over the
country, who acknowledge their surprise
at the wonderful and happy results from
its use. That remedy is the vel. known
preparation, HALE'S COUGH COROI.
AL. Your wi druggist, II. II. Blair.
will tell you that Il - the best cough
medicine he ever sold: and will warrant
a cure OF return your money to you in
case Of y failure after using n half Of
the bottle. It is vety pleaiaht to the
taste. making a very desirable remedy
for children. M