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The daily gazette., 1878-03-16
ZOE SALE.

NOR SALE.-Great bargain, two stores
4 with dwellings, central location, pay
ing per cent. on investment. properly
mIist be sold as owner Is leaving the state. Z
eri"' easy EVANS PENNINGTON,
mart2tf sth A Market SITS.
NOR SALES Truck StaIls In 2d st. !
L Market House, Nos. 81. 81 and SO, be-
Ing next to Market street. Price moderate
mar6-tf Apply at No. 10 e. 9th st.
FOR sALE.-A number OF farms In this
+ State and in Pennsylvania, within
easy reIc rail W ay and water t5anspor-
tation u EO. MoIhE,
Property Agent
No. 6, w. seventh St.
NOR RSALE OR RENT store No. 2ls
Market 81. now in the occupancy olJas
A, SANDERS Possession given on the 22th
OF March next. Inquire at the FIRST Na-
uonal Bank. GEO. ID. AkMSIRONG'
dec26-u. "
r1OR SALE.-The very handsome build
ing lot oS Pennsylvania Avenue and
Franklin street, 11s feet front on the Avenue
Apply 10 L. L. JOHNSON,
aug3i-tf 4l6 Market street.
NOR sALE.-25 shares (or any part
Il thereoD OF First National Bank STOCK
GEO. MOORE,
Investment Broker,
febl3tf 6, w. 1th street.
NOR SALE.-A splendid dwelling, $50
II Washington street, with 10 rooms anu
all the modern Improvements. VIII oe
positively sold at "A low price, and on easy
Terms Apply to THOM AS X. ALLY,
ian23 No. COZ Market st.
NOR SALE.-Tnree DulIdlng lots on
Il Jackson street, between 9th and 7th.-
Five building lols on Fifth street near van
Buren, four on Front street near jackson,
ana IA lot q feet front on delaware Avenue,
tear Harrison. Ap lly At llls onice. lnArit
For sale.
Four building lots at S. r. corner Front
and Jackson streets.
Three lots In jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots in ifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
risen and Broome 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 and
| Fourteenth str et
THOMAS r. LALLY,
| Real Estate Agent,
| dec2stf 6O2 Market 81.
1
The daily gazette., 1878-03-16
PUBLIC SALES.

DUbLIC SALE.
L Will be sold at Public Sale, at the
United states Hotel. Cor. French and
Water street, on MONDAY, NJ ARCH Is.
1873, at Q O'Clock, a IN, Feather Beds, Red-
steads and Bed ling, Mattresses, Chairs,
Brussels, Ing rain and Rag Carpets, Bu-
reaus. STANDS. Curtains, Mirrors, Dining
and Queensware, Cook and Room Stoves,
Cooking Utensils, and IA large quantity OF
all kinds of goods used about "A first-c class
hotel. Sale positive. T. b. NJ ERRETT.
l.. W. Stidham Il Son, Auctioneers.
| mnrll-iL
The daily gazette., 1878-03-16
POLITICAL CARDS.

JTOR SHERIFF
II To the Democratic Voters of New Cas-
County:
Gentlemen: Thankful for the support Civ
en- me at the last nomination | again offer
myself as "A candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff of New Castle Coun-
ty, pledging my support 10 the successful
nominee. ROBERT C,JuSTIS.
| ian14-d&wtn%
The daily gazette., 1878-03-16

4. OK SHERIFF..
It To the voters of New Castle County:
GENTLEMEN l offer myself to your con-
slderation as u candidate for the Office ei
Sheriff OF New Castle County, pledgiug my
support to the successful nominee.
ZACHARlAH GEMMILL.
Wilmington, Feb. 7 lois.-dtn
The daily gazette., 1878-03-16

NOR RENT.-Two Ave room houses, on
Il Marshall street, near Warmers Nor
rocco factory Rent live dollars per
month. Apply TO s. Marshall, l05 W. Z tn
street. marlk-ot
The daily gazette., 1878-03-16
For sale.
FOR KENT.

OUTAGE TO RENr-At Green rank,
" Delaware. For information. apply
al this effice. marli-bt~
The daily gazette., 1878-03-16

By virtue of an order OF the Orphans
Court of the State OF Delaware in and for
New Castle Co., made after the 10Th day of
February, A. D., 1878, will be exposed at
public sale at the premises In Brandywine
Hundred. on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND To RENT.


-.UkEAr BAhuAiNs.-1tfE filRbh FIRST
A sclsss three story brown Houses iD Macon at
ana 5J and % McDonough ST. near Marcy Brooklyn
sabnst hnish. gas hxtures furnaces Sc interest per
tent Apply 10 JAS Il. DUFF. on premises. Pine H.
New York
. A sACRIFICE- IMPROVED PROPERTY GRAND
ha. hrookyn, u. u. Grocery. old sand. u. h. TAY-
LUR, I'll Grand st., Brookiyn, A. d.
A --DBCiDbD BARGAIN. "A THkEB STORY AND
h.basement brick House, IN nice orders also two story
frame ouse renting Tor 500; lot 75xiuO;
whole $1,000; terms easy. BkOOkLyh box 2O2 Herald
offce.
LLE0AST RESIDENCE, IN PERFBCT ORDER. AT
Lauction next fuesday. zee auction column.
RlCHARD v. HARNk1T, Auctioneer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01
NOTES FOE WOMEN.

The girls Of the principal cities in this country
are noted "a follows:
Baltimore. the handsomest.
Boston, the most intellectual.
New York, the gayest and most expensive in
dress
Washington, the most airy and superficial.
Philadelphia, the most refined and lady, like.
Chicago. the fastest and most disspsted.
Toledo. the biggest feet.
Sc. Louis. the most elegant.
New Orleans. the most travelled
Cincinnati, the greatest iirts.
Louisville. the proudest.
Detroit, the widest,
Cleveland, the most graceful and entertaining
in conversation.
San Francisco, the most Indifferent.
Richmond, the most anxious to Be loved
Mobile. the most literal entertainers.
Hartford, the best musicians.
Buffalo, the dnlIest-
Rochester, the longest hair.
In these times of economy old hats turn up Ju.t
as readily new ones.
yard Of flannel will make skirt-with .
liberal "splic,ng'' Of calico.
Girls should learn the cooper's trade. They
would be such experts in putting ON hoopss3
II is an evidence Of great wealth and reAl cent
to see cheap rings worn over kid gloves.
Corsets are not worn as tight a. formerly.
one-horse power engine anil do the business now.
Paint the parior stove legs red, gives unique
appearance. and resembles the fashionable stOc-
hose.
kind word spoken to husband will 60 fur
Their than a broom-stick or . Irritation, says
woman Of experience.
Tell woman not to tell any thing. and life he
comes burden to her, if she couldn't tell her
friend. Girls can keep secret-but IL takes
great many to do il.
As a weapon the baby has supeceeded the
roilins-p pin. New York woman recently
'keeicd' over her husband by throwing the baby
down STAIRS at him.
"Never hug girl IN q tight-Attng corset" 10
the warning Of the Elmira Gazette. Yes, to be
sure, hut then, you know-er-er-how is fellow
TO know, you know. just-er-weli, hos do you
find how they st before you begin hugging. any
how.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01
oun uAsoHIo COLUMN.

{ the request Of several Of our Ascooic
suhscriben, We have decided to add .
Masonic Department 70 our SUNDAY
BAzoo, and will continue IL a long -
desired. We will b. pleased to receive
contributions from Brothers on matter.
of local interest TO the various bodaee OF
Masons in the city and in the towns
around, and especially desire 70 have
c,mplete histories of the lodges in the
different towns In the County.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01

Honey to Loan.
$ioo'0oo to losa 1t 3 per cent On In.
proved productive farming Land. Coanis
Sfoo sspsaally low.
HoUuToa . boutwell,
Sas&w3n Asess.sys It Law, esaGlis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01
DOOMED!

The Decision Of the Supreme Couri
Of Missouri
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01

tions was being settled interliueations
were made by Mr.. Hardin for defend
ant and by Garrison for the State. that
the bill Of exceptions was agreed upon
in the presence Of the judge and attor-
news for the State and defendant. that
he conld not state that it contained all
Of the testimony Of witness.
Judge Cravens who presided on the
first trial Of defendant and heard the
witness Holiday testify and who
signed the bill Of exceptions con-
tanning his evidence was introduced as
Q witness. According to the bill Of ex.
ceptions in the case never before Sign
ed by Houghanaut, Robinson and
Phelps defendants attorneys as by.
ISLANDERS. the special judge refasin. to
allow it to be filed because it did not
correctly state the evidence Of said
Cravens, he (Cravens) testified that he
couId not recollect the substance Of all
that the witness said. The bill Of ex-
ceptious taken on the former trial Was
then handed to witness lover the OBJ
lection of defendantl who vas asked If
il contained the substance Of the tes-
timony. He further testi6ed that II
he had been asked to state the sub
stance of the testimony Of said witness
within the bill Of exceptions having
been shown him. or his attention in
some way called to it, he could not
have given the substance Of il. The
court refused to allow the bill contain.
ing the above statement Of evidence 0f
CIavens because il did not truthfully
state the evidence Of Cr1vens and at.
taches . statement Of the evidence
given BY Cravens which he eerti6es .
true. The evidence Of Cravens . ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01

with all the forms and cerem0nie.
requisite to give it force. the question
should be approached with great eau
ton, and considered with the utmost
care and delib-ration. The nullity
and invali,iity If such a law must ap
pear beyond a reasonable doubt before
we can assume to pronounce it void
1t has been held by this court "that
no rule is better established than that
acts Of the legislature are presumed "a
be constitutional until the contrary
plainly appears. and it is only when
they manifesily infringe on some
provision of the constitution that they
can be declared to be void for that
reason.
In cases Of doubt every possible pre-
sumption. not directly and clearly in.
consistent with the language and sub.
ject matter, is to he made in favor Of
the act" (43 Mo. 3S5. 48 Mo. 1853.
The solution Of such q question n
is here presented. ought not to be made
BY q resort IN mere verb,l criticisms.
subtle distinctions. abstract reasoning.
or nice differences in the meaning Of
the words. As has been we'll said in
case IF Brown ". Bugan "a Ind. 1917
which involved a similar question upon
q statute kindred tn the one We are
called upon to consider. "thst the leg
islature Is peculiarly under the control
Of the popular will.
1t Is liable to be changed at short in
tervals BY elections. Its errors, there
fore. can be quickly cured. The
courts are more remote from the peo-
pie. II We. BY following our doubts
10 the absence Of clear convictions.
shall absidge the just authority Of the
legislature. there 10 DO remedy for six
yean. Thus to Whatever extent this
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01
psocrEprxos or osAxD LODGE.


The proceedings Of the 57th annual cosnmunics-
ton Of the Gnnd Lodge Of Masons in the state
Of Missouri, has been issued, and makes . pamph'
let Of nearly three hundred pages. Ii contains .
steel portrait Of Geo. Prank Gouley, when 10
magnificent engnving executed BY }. C. bu''re.
A. our readers may nos have An opportunity OF
seeing the report give the dec'saoos Of the
Gmnd Master:
When charges intervene after the reception and
reference Of petition Tor aflation, IL is ILLEGAL for
the lodge to receive report upon such petition.
or allow ballot to be taken thereon, until the
charges have been finally disPOaed OF BY the
Lodge.
SECOND.
The loss Of tvo fingers Of the LEFT hand con-
sttutes no physical disqualification under the laws
OF Masonry.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01

ut any circuit, any term OF court IN his
circuit may be held by the judge Of
any other circuit"
This section il materially different
from the section upon the same subject
incorporated in our present constitu-
ton which has been copied herein.
Under the provision made in the
constitution Of 1865 it has been held
by this court that TIE circuit judge Of
one circuit. while he might hold q
term Of court in another circuit where
any Of the contingencies mentioned in
the section happened. that he could
not hold . part of the term. Hence.
the words ''or part of q term" were
added to the section in Our present
constitution. There was also added
to the section the following: "And in
all such cases, or in any case where
the judge cannot preside. the general
assembly shall make sue Traditional
provisions for holding court rs may he
necessary" 1t had been held in the
case IF Harper ". Jacobs. 81 No.,
296. that while an act Of the legisla-
ture creating the court Of common
pleas Of Jasper county, and author
izing the judge Of said court to appoint
4 judge pro tempore' when IN applica-
ton for change OF venue should be
made because Of the prejudice OF 10.
terest of the Judge. vas constitutional:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-12
FLYING FROM THE scouRGE.


Fmln the Detroit Free Press.
When the streets are as muddy as yes
terday, and the cars are full OF ladies CON-
ing and going, the trick played by a man
yesterday, on the four ladies in a Wood
ward avenue car, should be frowned upon
by every true citizen. II again attempted
he may get himself into trouble. He
boarded the cur with n rubber shoe in his
pocket big enough to fit over a No. s cow
hide boot, aud at Il proper moment, when
all eyes were turned upon the car switch
ing past, he dropped the rubber on the
floor and then suddenly pretended to see
it. Bending over and picking 1t up he
called out:
(Which Of you ladies' lost this rubber?"
Every face turned pale at the size Of 1t,
and each lady gave the other q sly glance.
"Some one in this car lost this rubber!"
continued the human hyena as he waived
around.
Not a lady moved. Each one wondered
II one Of her rubbers had dropped OF, but
her mind was made up to wade in mud two
feet deep before claiming that one.
"The owner can have It'll charge moth
lug for my service" calmly observed the
fiend, as he looked down one side Of the
car and up the other.
Not n hand was raised, but all feet were
drawn under the seat, as II by machinery.
"Very WE'LL" said the man, az he rose up
to leave the car. "l'm a rubber shoe
ahead. II won't do the loser any good to
call at my office, or to send II boy and q
basket after this shoe, for I won't give it
unn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-12

FROM the Springfield Republican.
The most interesting possessions OF Bos'
ton arc no doubt its girls. There is no lit
tic fun made by the society wits and the
casual letter writers about the Boston girl,
her customary Greek and Latin, her blue
spcctacles and stockings and her check
bones. II any one has taken these iests
seriously, let him turn saunterer down
fremont street some fine afternoon, and
be converted. There is no street, in
America like fremont street for the best
American types Of beauty. Anything
y%oluptuous or famboyant one seldems sees
among these girls, but the fine, expressive
meaning full face, with serious, gray eyes,
the outlook Of q free, thonghtiulSpiritya and
The elegant, light, trim figure, dressed
with skilled grace and not to the extremity
OF the iaShl0n-these arc eonmon'orn
! ments Of that promenade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-12

" i 70 siiurlay uisht has no c0nnectiOa- for
'Sisso hIas, Drawlng lIoon and Sleeping Car
al sEhttnlns.
6stcasrtIons are male for all points South and
Sg,AI7l. Sufth and Northwest, making this a desi-
" mate lot ~cOlOnlStS and persons moving TO the
ea Vat, lal 10 whom particular attcltiOn 43SiEen'
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTrtoRE DIV.
A,. WhcliHs. ................."...5,6Sa u. LISP. IN.
ThalelphiA ACCOMMODATION.
hVa Wlrlln; .,..........,.... 10 a. ~. 800 p. M
tIb 10 al principal points on sale ut Depot.
Ia gsh At all h0uH during this day.
hafaiu2n TO the travelling public ChCertully given.
". n. CLEMENTS, 81. Of 7.
IT pEvRIES, Genl Agent, Wheeling:
nil D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-12

"KrSstxd two or three OF his parishion.
ors who wore very intimate in his family,
who had attended M1s. Beale in her sick
ness, and who had done other acts Of kind.
moss f0F which no WIS truly grateful, y Is.
according to n correspondent Of the New
Haven Palladium, the gravest Of the
charges against the Rev. Mr.. Beale, a
Methodist minister OF Wallingfqrd, which
are exciting considerable scandal in that
storm.scarred village, The parlshioners
In question arc women, and tho CORES,
pondent explains, Rs an 0TtOnuatlng cir-
cumstancc, that the kissing took place In
INC presence Ofthe Rev. Mr.. Boale's family,
Perhaps Mr.. Bcale Is OF IN impulsive
nature, like some Europeans, who will hug
and kiss their friends, male and female, on
the slightest provocation, and don't seem
to think any more OF it than an ordinary,
.cool.blooded Englishman or Yankee
thinks OF a solemn pump.handle shake.
But It would DO hotter for ministers to re-
frain from kissing their lady parishioneN,
even In the presence and With thoapprOval
OF their own families. Such d~emonstra.
lions are likely to create scandal, and be,
sides, the families Of the ladies might
ohjeCt.-N J. SUI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-12
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


This sweet child which hath climbed upon my knee
This anIbcr.halrel, fOuF-Summer, d little maid,
With her unconscious beauty trOubleth me-
With her low pratlle Inaketh lne afraid.
All, darling! when you clln. and nestle 50
You hurt me, though you do not see me cry
Nor hear the WearinesS with which ] sigh,
For the dear babe | killed 70 long ago.
I tremble OF the touch Of your cares;
! am not worthy Of your Innocent Iatlh;
who with RhettNd knives Of WOrldllnesS
Did put my own hild.heartelncss 10 death,
beside whose grave pace forever more,
Like dcsOlatiOn on = shipWTecked shore.
There Is no little child within me now,
To sing back 10 the thruSheS, to leap up
When June winds kiss me. when an apple bOugh
Laughs into blossoms, or buttercup
Plays with the sunshine, or u violet
dances In the glad dew.- Alasi alas!
The meaning Of the daisies In the grass
I have forgotten; and II my checks arc wet,
Its not with the bitterness Of the child,
But with the bitter sOrTOW Of SAd years.
o, moaning life, with life iTrecOnCiled;
o acknowledging thought, o pain, o tears,
For Us there Is not any silver sound
OF rhythmic wonders s~prlnging from the ground.
Woe worth the knOwledgcnnd the boOkiSh lore
Which makes men mumnieB, weighs out every grail
or that which was miraculous before,
And sneers the heart down with the scoflnY BRAIN
Voc worth the pecIlng, analytic days
That dry the tender juices In the breast,
And nut the thundeTs Of the Lord u test,
50 that no marvel must be, AMI no praise,
Nor any God cxceptS Necessity.
What can ye give my poor, starved life In lieu
OF this dead cheTub which ] slew for ye?
Take back your doubtful wisdom, aud renew
Ny early foolish freshness Of the Ounce,
Whose simple Instincts guessed the heavens at once.
tRIGIARD llEALP, John BrWrR'I Lieutenant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-12
a Boys Definition Of n hoy.

From the Norwich Bulletin.
A Norwich teacher was practicing her
youthful class in original composition
yesterday, and gave one pupil the subject
"Boy," towritc upon. The subject was to
be treated Of in three ~parts-frst, what Is
1t? second, what is It use? and third,
what is it made Of? The lad wrestled hard
for few minutes in desperate perplexity,
and then wandered up to the teachers
desk radiant with enthusiasm, and sub
mlttcl tho following: "a boy is an
animal; Ills use Is TO carry wood; he is
made OF bones" ~, f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-12
no
High Praise Indeed.
M. C. C. SCHUYLER on BETHESDA WATER M
lTS EFFECTS,

DR. G. C. SCHUYLER on BETHESDA WATER AND
Irs EFFECTS.
II Is very seldom indeed that the medical
fraternity care TO publicly recognize the, NOR
its Of q new medicine or to bestrow praise
upon u comparatively untricd therapeutical
chemical or compound. But the Medical aud
Surgical RelOnter for January 10, 1878, contains
II professional report Of the marvellous work
wrought by bethesda Water. The article Is
from the pen Of G. G. Schuyler, N. D., Assist
ant Surgeon, Troy Hospital, n. y" and we
make ON extracts thoFefFom, The Doctor
first gives, IN professional Language, an account
OF tho progress Of diabetes McllituSp In the
victim, "a professional man, 40 years Of age."
III should probably be stated here that Mr.,
Jos. Fleming, the well.known druggist OF this
city, has been appointed EOls agent for this
wonderful water Tor this State, besides Ohio
and West Virginia. Mr.. F. will furnish Be-
thcsda Water, or any information desired, oil
like job" continued tho Doctor, there
seemed 10 bp no limit to his sufferings, for
tlOrp now appeared a crop OF anthrax or fu-
rmnouli, These were followed by a pustular
eruption appearing on the n%OStrilS, the ends OF
the fingers, and the feet. Near the heel Of one
foot there came what at first bore q striking
resemblance 10 n stone hruise,' causing q
slllIU pun NICIl stellbN ulpN. bEcltt swell
Ing and tho formation Of q deep-seated absceSs
followed, Questioning great suffering and ne.
ccSSitating thouSe OF cFUtCh0s torsomo months.
Three Of the inclsar teeth became loOscnOd
and dropped out, though previous to the dis
CaSp they had benin perfect order. He be-
came greatly cmaciatcd. decreasing In weight
from los to IDS pounds!
The unfortunate man reached WAukasha,
Wis, in u dying condition, The article In
question concludes "a ALLOWS:
- CONSTANT use OF the Water (Bethesda)
produced the most marked results. The ~.
ticnt at this date December 25thl wOlghod iIA
pounds, and In conversation With HIN at my
office, a day or tWoainOe, no expressed himself
US CURED, He certainly hnS the appearance OF
being man IN perfect health. From personal
observation Of this case, l consider the recoy.
DRY most remarkable. Every other known
treatment had been a%SsidNoWElY carried out,
and signallv failed, The gentleman Is Of Il
DISCERNING MUD, and not likely to be led into
error, and attributes his cure solely to the use
OF Bethesda Water, an opinion which ! sharU
with him, hBvp not NOpaFted the case 10
advertise Tho virtues OF o proprietary mineral
snriilg, II this water Is u therapeutic agent,
who should The profession not know IT." why
not Indeed,