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The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

by the first of next November It Is expected
that trains WIN be running from st. Paul X
Winnipeg, and to a. point twenty miles fur
ther north, where the branch line crosses
tbs msin Nine of tho Csnada Pacific sRosd
st Selkirks From this point coptIacts aft
I'D execution for The construction Of tht
main line east to the Lake of the Woods
100 miles to be completed during 1880. An
equal distance Westward Of Thunder Bay
on Lake Superior, lis also under contract to
be completed at the same time. Much
pressure is being exerted on the Canadian
Government to procure the completion Of
the connecting links of the main road, but
financial embarrassments will probably re-
tard the work. The proposal to defect
the line of the Canada Pacific from the
Saskatchewan Valley, route to one further
south, passing Though Manitoba settlement
will probably be abandoned, owing to in
creased length ofroadway anc engineering
difficulties. ...,.. H f
Local branch roads of narrow guage,
trending southwaras, are proposed as a
measure of relief for the settlements. The
Consul thinks that mutually profitable in
tercourse between the Dominion and West
ern States would be greatly aided If the
United States and the Canadian Govern
ments were to make international arrange>
ments for aiding the construction of sys~
tenn of railroad from Ottawa to Sault Ste. |
Marie, and theme to the Montreal river,
there to connect with the Northen Pacific
Railroad, besides completing the latter easto
ward to Duluth. An international trunk |
line would thus be formed, serve1 by vast
xtent Of valuable country.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
NHERIFF'S SALE,

t by virtue 1,nso ofa writ Of Alr. Levar Facjas
.ale at the hotel OF John u. PaIlin ~ hiup5ic si
Georges hurdred, ia New Castle conntn ,m o.
| Delaware, on 'ouhty,
THURSDAY the aeo3 2Ist day Of March, 1877 at
The following described Real T2stato ,,,u
| All those two lots or pieces of1e,d 49,. w.
| In he village of Odessa C0unty Of fs'NNa,e Na,s
| tsile. and STATE of Delaware, bG n " teI ,1ew
| follows, to wit: No, |. leginfir'| gu ~ ID
Than' f1rne Of the auds OF the heirs Of az ~ uej
rinn nohlhs, aeeeaHe', tn the Nam street. or
10 - gress west p riches, thenca north ncrh
4S IL de2iees. W, st perches thpI,"o o, nort III
~ ~ degrees.. e"st II perches to il. Moin
sIrte, or roai afore' ain, thence viii fha
taiie ~ son IN 4o deg ees, east pc hes Io
the place of beginning. coutainti's ,,,lo ncro ,o
less. '' "ife or
No. 2.-Reginring at a Corner fer land of
Jacoo Js'd y, ,W,anaegrft, on osborne streei, in
20 pc ches, thence with Iapds Of 1,naes rass
HogS[s, Esq. north 1924 degtea. aast
A. A. C., :" percAes, tntnce south II degrees 1at
" 2.JO etches 10 the lands Of t. Gram do.
ceased, lhemce with the saro souin "a de.
grheS, vest q so p"rchaa IT, q .tnna thoneo ue,
north II ~ ceg} ecs, Wcst . Cf '',"'l1c 'eTdh
Cnence south degrees. west 2%-t0 rtrchon
70 ne said Osborne s. Ttrt !bc,,. ,J,itl, ~
salu stre&t north g - tegGgey, wtsi TG9iio
per"hrs 10 he place OF bcpinuIt?g, c0ItainU
NJ Ices; n"re or less Book +, Vol
!, y ge 25 &c, Upon NO is eicctad
two-sto-y house ndkitchen. ~leo = '1iId'
Ing used asafcho house o est. r. ljeh.
tNo earl w.t. stable under if, WOOD
mouse. corn house. hog house end nenervepV ~oy.
buildings thereon er, cted. ~~"'S"iS
seized ana lalen il, O execution "a the
property OF Ann f., Jnid. txecntri, Of
Joseph A Lord. deceased, and suryiTjng
itnoftg%@er OF Jo:ei h A. ord, and AnnE
n! ms WE, and !o'"' Il slpheus LORD, Viz,
ason xt9h tcl,I claI, roraae, y wtfa # Cclep Ferg
ord, anna Io,d, Emrua L0rg> lin ! orJ
tilzs I a: Lord daughter # Theodore lord
: !, deceased, q soE ii Joseph 4. I .ord. dec,,a ed
ne leFl w pf OF joseph y. 20. !, ond t.. t., .nd to
ISAAC GRUaB, Sheriff.
Shei1lF Cffice, New Castle, Msrch l, 1871
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OXFORD BOAT CREW.
DOMEBTIC
WASHINGTON.
SILVER BULLION CERTIFICATES.

SILVER BULLION CERTIFICATES.
WARRINGTON, March, 15.-The Commit
tee on Banking and Currency, this morning,
agreed upon bill providing for the issuing
Of silver bullion certificates. The bullion
Is to be counted at its equivalent In coin, less
mint charges and cost Of transportation
Tne certificates are to be isued by any sill
We coming mint or assay office and to be
redeemsble at the Assay Office in New
York and the mint in San Francisco. The
certificate are to be . legal tender In pay.
ment for all Government dues. ...-
ARRIVAL or.ANARREsTED MOLLY MAau1RE.
PorTsvnLE, Pa. March 15-Martin Bl,gin
a Molly Mcguire, and one of the alleged
murderers of Patrick Burns, arrived here
this morning from Cauada in charge of
Pinkerton's detectives. Burns, who wa
mining clerk, was shot and instantly killed
at Tuscarora, in this county, on the morn
ing Ff April Is, 1870. He had in some way
gained the ill-will of the Mollies, and they
consptred to put him out of the way.
CHILDREN ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF
r-.. MURDER.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., march 15.-The jury In
the case Of the six children on trial here for
the murder Of negro youth returned YER
ofnot Euil2y, and the children were returned
to their parents. 4 a...
RAID on A POLYGAMoUs TOWN.
BosToN, MASS, March l5.-Stabe detec-
tives made raid yesterday on the town of
shutesbury, this State, where they arrested
a number of men who are charged with
living In open polygamy. They were held
In bonds for trial in the Superior Criminal
Court for Frankford county. 1t is alleged
that many others will be arrested for the
same ofHense, an attempt evidently having
b on made to establish q Mormon s.ttlement
at Tewksbury.
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HOTEL,

me large and elegant Hotel has been re.
Itsnty ntteq In the most exquisite style hv
me me the celebrated Professor Pains Thss
Professor exercises personal sunerv,at nn
nVer every artcle Of food which r mo U.,
lhto the stewards d. partment before IT. is
even even ON to the cooks. Milk and other ors -
ticles or die are regularly inspected. hanca ~,
notWlthstanding the large number Of fanesfy t :
noS s'ng}e g So of dis, ase has q ,c1rTeS
and Ihe inXAlid rec ,vers with ren,arka nIi,b
lac'ity. The Profess r has tj,us l'a, ht"'I
nrtt. class Hotel into saucjI'nry J1ryt' '[I Nf
III instead OF q p2st.housp of I;es,s ~
ns rs - frequently The cas- with Ho., t. r.
mas the ,no't experienced Ma a,..,t .,i &c
hontlVe waite and tc!eatific - ~, ',,ho T7
ISter 10 the comfort, "a tn ana !, ,1,,a',n ",','
~ Ilf guests instead HE ,1. =, ,V"l .,S,i
nt"rmln "ppetites. tho charge Gre in Xxx, ,.,n
ing win tle Times betny 7, Drr ds!, q. HrcEp-
room and three meals Eohns" ""X ~. ~ Z
~ ~, q; rom cents to 81. Weeklv ,l.Vu' thnr1
ron a S5 TO Sl2 Board without room, "ssi9, ~ u
PEI week. sew n meal tick cts ior 81 - ''''o
open day and night-iho cars r,,,
pnv psv " ~ uo9r convey Passengers to or grnt
any Oh the depots or any pat Of he her city rom
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
RAID on A poLYeAMops TOWN.
THE DOMINION
CONSULAR REPORT FROM w1NNIpEe-RAIL
WAY ACTIVITY IN MANITOBA

CONSULAR REPORT FROM w1NNIPEa-RA1L
WAY ACTIVITY IN MANITOBA.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The United
States Consul at Winnipeg writes to the
Department Of State that there is much ac-
tfvity in Manitoba 10 relation to railway
matters. Canadian and English parties
nave purchased the first mortgage bonds
Oft ct. Paul aud Pacific Railroad hereto
fore held in Amsterdam, and propose to
construct the northern extension 10 Min
nesota from the Red Lake river to the
Manitoba frontier. distance of eighty
miles, and have it in rnnning order.
During the comiBgsummer they also pros
pose TO lease and complete the Pemblna
branch OF the Canadc Pacific Railroad to
connect with the Minnesota extension, sod
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
sHERIFFs SALES.
SHEKIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of vend,t,.
ponas; to me directed, will wiliIhttioni hn FIX.
to Public Sale, at the Hotel of of exposed
raulin. IN Odesss, In st. Geo eeS vi John D.
New Castle County, Delaware eos on HUNDRED,
THURSDAY, the 2Ist cav - On
O'clock, P M. va march. at
The following described Real Fs,o,
All that certain lot of ionaaa'e, viz.
"a the village of Odessa. in ~" ~ Situate
Hundred, New Caste County ava georges
Delaware, bounded and dcscrihads rIa State Of
lows, 10 W.T.: BeRinnir e at stas ,peo as fol.
~ side OF Sixth street. corna. IN the
OF Thomas Cosgrlft thence with wr So, O. o land
street north 42 l.2 degre east 6l SSd sao. SIKH
staa corner for the Melho1ist Fn5soloa tTes 10
parsona e, The zee south AZ IL ennhptscopal
lOO fe't TO stake corner as las, sttets at east
ana In line Of land late of M nnaioresaid
decease J. thence with his land sonth a' il'en
1egrt ssgwest 8 feet to stake S"u.n non. ~ ~
said land OF said Cosgrift, Ind thananer he"lner for
his land north AZ I-2 degrees west inn with
TIE ace of beginn ny. confaini'Vle leSt to
squale feet, of land more or less AZ 1000
frame dS cling house and other i,h with a
ments thereon erected. P'oN-
Seized ard taken in eSecutio,
properly OF William b. Croft, ,and 10 be as sas me
ISAAC GRURR. sbaue
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, March oLsn Ist ;o-o
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

It was first discovered by schoenbein in
1852 In 1861, Andrews and TAFT obtaine /
small quantities of it from Oxygen. by
means Of pressure. 1t is asserted by LeeW
and Odling that Ozone contains three
atoms ofOxygen, while the latter has two
atoms. and that by COMPRISING 1t to one
third OF Its volume Ozone is formed
tozene has also been produced by passing q
series Of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas by applying Permanganate of Pofas-
SO 10 su 'phuric Acid; by burning Phos-
phorus In Ether; or by forcin ny air through
solution Of Blood, Ether. Permanganate
of Potassa and Phosphorus.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
OZONE E
It's Powers

The world moves. 20 does science. We
have long been accustomed to read that
the want OF Ozone in the atmosphere was
the cause of the plaa ue. of cholera, small
nox, diRtheria, spotted fever indeed ,a all
from vittated condition of the air we
breathe How to equalize the disturbed
condition of the air we breathe to q healthy
tone, or, supply its health giving functions,
problem which occupied the best minds
OF the medical profession in Paris. Vienna
Berlin, Dublin and Edinburg, as we'll as
our own schools for q generation or more.
Professor VIM A. Paine. A. M. M. D., q
highly educated and cultivated physician,
has labored assidiously for thirty six v ears
to this cause Of disease and its remedy.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
PEOPLES COLUMN
CORES PONDENCE,

Heneeforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon an; proper subject
for discussion. It is expected that commu-
nications will be written on one side only
Of the paper, and ACCOMPANIED with the
name Of the writer. The HERALD is not to
be considered as endorsing or being in any
way responsible for the opinion of cores
pondentsin this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
KILOGRAMS.
ASr.frl Il
NJ THE RAsTERN wAR.
,Ih)J{fIM
RUSSIA ADVANCING.

RUSSIA ADVANCING.
YsLpNDoH, March i15.-The Times Of thid
morning, m its heading. editorial article says
;, ,'Ths Russians are making further advanced
towards the Bosphorus. Our government
must have satisfied themselves that virtual
command Of Constantinople gave Russia no
insupersble Advantage, and We may there"
fore view, with comparative Indifference,
movements which are in no way more
alarming than those in which We have ac~
quiesced."
s5'5'o sia,s THH ATTACK OK LORD LYONS. s9asti
y The Times deprscates Sir Robert Pesl's
attack, In the House Of Commons, last
night on Lord Lyons. It says: "The ar.
rsneemenss for entering the Cong eress, must
be LEFT entirely IN the hands Of the Govern
mont, and in respect to the two points on
which they have declared their determine
tion to insist they will be fully supported by
the country The prospect at present 10 not
very hopeful, but the course adopted by Sir
Robert Peel, is the very last which would
tend 70 better NJ 41a s,.@..a sa tasaf
Jog CAUSE or THE RISE IN SILVER.
LoNDoH, Marcel, Is. The financial article
Of this mornings Daily Telegraph says that
yesterdays rise IN the price Of silver was in
consequence Of the purchase of $75O, 900 for
shipment to America. .u r1s ~
THE FUTURE PRINCE.
LoNLoN. March ia despatch from
Vienna to Manchester, Guardian says:-"It
Is announced semi-ofacially from St, Peters.
burg that Prince Battenburg, the Czarevna's
nephew, has been ddenltely proposed for the
throne Of Bulgaria."
ARRIVAL OF A GRAIN CARGO.
The first cargo of grain from the Black
Sea since. the raising Of the blockade has
arrived at Falmouth:
FOREI6N.
'7}"
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Dr. Paine car be consulted daily at his
olnces IN the Peabody Hotel Ninth at rest
delphia. ''' 'e'S' 4 hi'"-
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
N.No'cc's FaYogite Prescr'yt,Ja.


The tern, however, is hut q feeble expression
o, OIL my h;Sh appreciation Of Is value, based upon
my own personal uDacrv&'i.n AS close OBJ
scrVct, have, Wti!o witnessing its positive re-
| SUITS IN Iii" ieN peCial GIsclacs incident to the
| separate or4'HGA Of WoMI9,. singled it put as
gMo eiiG-a% or @ToT!liHlG gena of my
kAod1ch4 career. On its merits, as posi-
ave SAFE, amt enectr:t rcmcCy for this class
OF diseases, End one that will, at all times and
unner al Circumstances, act kindly and in har-
l'lohy WIN Tie laws which govern he female
system, an willing to stake nj reputation as q
pn|slcIar. Nay croN more, 90 c" Etrnt am I
silat 1t VIII rot o.aApNoint he most sangnlNe
eApeclatlons 0! single invalid lady VINO tl>c it
mat l offer and ~el' 1t under A POSETayE
GUARAMT't.h. II u beneficial erect Is not
eHpcll2Nc"t by lie tlr.e tWU-tnirtls of the con.
tents "t HE 'ott5e are dSctl, Will on return Of
nc, me hotht. ,"n~';!lTts Of the medicine having
,]ecn taken according TO dnecuons and the case
Oetng one Tor which recommend it, promptly
refund the money paid for IT. Had not The
most perfect confidence in It's virtues, could not
2ner que; u as 40 Under these conditions; but hav-
ing witnessed It's truly miraculous cures in thou
SAINTS OF cases, feea warranted and
perfectly safe in rtsking both r,,r
reputation and my money cn it,
Ihe following are among those diseases In
Whlch my Favorite Prescription has
worked cures, as if by magic and with Ger -
talnty never before attained BY any medicine:
Leucorrhea, Excessive Flowing, Painful
Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from un-
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Pro-
iapsus, or falling OF the Uterus, Anteversion and
Eetr0version, Bearing Down Sensations, Inter-
nal Heat, Nervous Depression, DEBILITY, Des.
pondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
C!Songestlon Inflammation and Liberation of tho
uterus. lmpotency, BaTenness Or Sterility, Fe-
male weakness, and very many other chronic
1lseases incident to woman not mentioned here
n all affections of this nature nv Fayorte
description works cures the marvel nf
The world. This medicine do not extol asa
,ufe-aA, but 1t admirably fulfls a single.
ness OF purpose, being a most perfect
'pccihc in all chronic diseases of the sexual sys
EN- OF woman. 1t will not disappoint, nor viii
DO harm, in any state or condition,
Those who desire further information on
hese subjects can obtain 1t in THE Peoples
ioMMoN SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER. hoo
7 over SOo pages sent, postpaid, on receipt
u . $l.5O. II treats minutely Of those disease,
'ecullar to Females, and gives much valuable
ldvlce in regard to the management of those
Injections. - ''io'o
FAVORHTE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
8Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
R'V PIERCE, NJ D., Prop'r,
BUFFALO, N. J,
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

Oxygen represents 18th of the atmos-
phere; Ozone, | 1000 h part. One thousand
qaurts, or AZ cubic feet of air are consumed
oy person every twenty -four hours.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
OMAN

By an immense practice, extending through a
Seriot. OF years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those di eases peculiar
10 woman, have been enabled to perfect a
most potent and agreeable medicine that meet,
the indications presented by that Class of dis
eases with positive certainty and oxaclness.
TO designate this natural specific compolll /,
have named il
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
EUROPE.
TIE CABINET CRISIS.

TEE CABINET CRISIS.
RoMr, March 15.--A new cabinet has not
teen formed yet.
OXFORD BOAT CREW.
LONDON, March, 15.-The Oxford boat
crew arrived at Eaton to>day for practice on
the Thames, preparatory to their approach
ing race with the Cambridge crew.
THE MAsoN's STRIKE.
The Masons' strike formally terminated
last night, by permission of the llen to acs
cept the masters terms.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

CATHARTIC, or Multum fn parvo
Physic,
d Ihe novelty Of modern Medical. Cbeno,co, ,na
pharmaceutical Science. No use ~ anv in nnu
oos oeSihg the large, repusive, and nauseo,s miIis
e,ts poseu OF cheap, crude and bulky inoreIi,.
chemical G sceoca Eg can 6y careful application Of
Vhe er rnnto eoicaai properties from the most ya-
aprG a Ioots ana herbs, and concentrate them INTO
1nmsta n's,e - SSranae' san scarcely larger than m
Dy those OF the most sensitive stomacbs onH S
liulous tastes. Each little Purgariwe Bn.I. i.s
co{hostc {heents IN most concentrated form, as much
large ps M foa IS aer Is s.i embodied in any Of tie
VI teir wonderful cathartic power, in comparisnn
10 elr size, people who have not tried thnm ara
ect seh thas ahey Hre harsh in
active medicinal principles of which thnv ee ems
one on poyea fy fb eeng 80 harmonized and modified,
aed 1dniag = and thorough, yet gently
anu Alhdly operating, cathartfc.
$500 Reward is hereby offered hv ,nan,
prletor OF these Pellets, to any chem ist W. po-
upon analysis will find in them any calomel m'.u ~,
ir;nus sotms OF mercury mineral poison, or in
CARE lsaalea ss sss
ale without disturbance to tle consttntioy oRe ot
~ occupation. For Jaundice. Heada'n
T., ",1tss'.apahon, ts'a Impure BLOOD, PsiIss
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Er"ctos,one ~ one
,,,o.'t, 1roHm the stomach, had taste in TFn
~ NOUN, Bilious attacks, Pain n rae
RIoa,aG HID of Kidneys, Internal Fevsrs
~ nHioa.ed feeling about Stomach Rwss29
~. nioGd to Head, High.cSioreS
SGrane, UnsOciability and Gioorow
aore od1nKs, take DR.. Picrce,s Pleasy
A. an' Purgative Pellets. In eynlanai;o"ot
ene remedial power of my Pnrgalive pao,a IL VI
'er h SO great variety of diseases wish to go,
nnnr snno tneir action upon the anins.,I 'n .n
como momy is universal, not n eiand W,
Issue tissue escaping their sanaiivn nd iN, or
cncse tellets They are sugar-copict anI ms m ol
Cosed IN glass bottles, their Virtues hein Hi'b ,p IN
~ PIX, PGeserved unimpared for any eprth Gf tno
NJ 'd dany ,Glimate, SO that they are aIwavs f,nSn
.itoFan ny Wnlch are put up in cheap wooden V Nc
I7eeooard SIC M boxes Recollect that for ali ,,s
s.rus 49, wnere a laxative, Alteras,ve n~
IN 1,.;uhrgasaye, is indicated these little re;,cMts We
WI WI glve Inc most perfect satisfaction to mi nha
Ehey are sold by oil Drugsisse a,
90 cents a bottle. "$
2V' PIERCE, NJ, D., arsp'r,
BUFTALO. k.Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-07
THE AKMY's MONEY BAGS.

Benjamin Alvord, paymaster general OF
the United States army, has just submitted
0 the secretary of war his annual report of
the transactions of the pay department OF
the army for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1878. His total disbursements foot up SILL
575903.79, as follows: To regular army,
ST., 121 ,399.77; to military academy, Sl96,
00904; to volunteers, on treasury certificates,
$258,411.97.
He again recommends legislation to rescind
the paragraph in the second section of the
act of July "a, 1876, concerning ''free roads,
which forbids payment of mileage for travel
son any railroad on which troops of the
United States troops are entitled to be trans
ported free of charge" The report dwells at
some length upon the onerous working of
such a restriction, and several examples are
given. The ninth section of the act of July
18, 1873, has developed upon the pay depart
ment new duty, the payment of communlca-
ton of quarters to officers entitled to the
same, at rate not exceeding $40 per room.
The paymaster general thinks this rate
inadequate, as much below the actual cost of
the same in those cities where officers with
ont troops are compelled to be stationed.
He refers to the draft of bill sent by him
to the chairman of the joint committee of
Congress on reorganization OF L1e army,
and adds his recommendation tnat Ine
President should have power of expanding
in emergencies the number of each company
of infantry or cavaly to one hundred men.
This would be an economical measure, by
utilizing the present number of commits
stoned officers, and saving the necessity of
Transporting troops to such great distances
Regiments now are often shuttlecocks. sent
at great expense to and fro over long dis
tances, because no such power exists of tenn
porary expansion of organizations already
near the seat of hostilities. 1t seems but
small and safe discretion with which to arm
the executive; but Congress may impose, by
express legislation, the duty of reporting
promptly by special message the clrcum-
stances rendering necessary any excess be
yond a certain maximum. | also recommend
that regimental adjutants and quartermas-
tiers shall no longer be extra lieutena nts,
but assigned to vacancies in their regiments
as they may occur in their respective grades.
This would eventually reduce by eighty the
numbers of sub alterns in the army; and
would cause a reduction of expenses, per an
mum, of about 1921 ZOO.
The number of assertions in the army
during the fiscal year ending 30, 1878, was
1,672, which is less than the number in any
fiscal year since the war. With a maximum
of &c, 900 entitled men, the assertions in the
wear 1871 were $500. The number of de-
posts made by soldiers during the last fiscal
year was 1924, amounting the $346, 243.94.
The number is about the same as in the
previous year, but the average amount of
each deposit was S62.6S. This is a larger
average by 81 than the average of all de-
posts in six years.