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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
Gus ga,, 9pn,tuan.

9apanua, 6. Suni. = gtad)rid,ten aus
Gan Domingo ergeben, baB am 25. Wtai brei
hoaanolldle ariegsid]iffe i'm Safen bon Gan
Somingo=Gitp anfanen, nm Der Soroeruua
bes bolldnoilden @oniuls, weld)sr @euua,
tbuuns fir bic @egnabne elmer boldnbii6sn
Srigg in Iaiauiao.Sai perlauste, 9taboruf
gu perleiben. Die 9tesieruua bon San So
mingo bebauptet, oaB Die Brtgg ben Sniur.
9enten, tpelfe ben YrdtOenten BaeS ftlirStelt,
Sriegsmaterial sufiibrte. Wtan glaubt, bab
Die Nffaire burd bic bolldnbiid1e Slotte aui
arbitrdre gSciie 9el6libtet iueroen miro.
Die gSabl eiues Yrdiioenteu Der 9fepublii
San Domingo fanb anl "a, ,.25. nno 26. Dtai
ftatt. am eriten Gage ereigneten itd) @ube-
ftOrunseu, ipel9e ieoo9 iOfort nnterOriidt
tpureen. Die eanbtbaten paren 2uperon,
@ui1ermo, Srtea uno Gonsales. Man
alanbt, Dab Der eestere eripdblt 1T. Die
&ammer bat Die anitsbauer Oes Yldfoenten
auf Elm Sabr feftgeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
Selcgrapbii9e Sepei@eu.
lBeri9e Der ~aociirten Breiie' jilr ben uDenti9eu
@orreipoabenteu".l
Snlanb 9epeiGen.
M,ts Ser SunoesbanptifaSt.
Die Mu.tzme,umtt tcns .stu be,eittot.

Ste eWn%t>cetumttcne<Stu bc1etttgt.
$50 fbtngton,6 6. Sunl.-Senator Sor<
bees mahte bente TN Senate e,nen Serlub,
bic Nnti Relun,tions~Sia bes Saules sur
SorIase Su bringen, allein oie Nbitimnung
beutete entidieSen an, oaB wdbrenb Der segen=
ruarti9en Sieung feline ueitereu Sinan3 DtaB
regeln gu eriparten ftnb. Der Senat beidlOB
nemlid NIT S5 geseu 25 Stimnlen, bic 9nti-
@eiumtions Sill liesen Su laiieu unb bic Or
mee=Sermiaisunss=Bil porSuncbmen. Die
eritere Bill 1T lomit 10 gut, ais ueriporfen.
Der YrteftpedbieI stpifd,cn Dem Yraiipemtem
ntto oein Senator Stanleb WattbeiuS.
Ser Yraiioent empfing beute ben SeidlluB
bes Botter'iden eomite's, melher i'm aufior=
bert, Die Sri9iaale ODER be9laubigte Ibidrif<
ten Der 8refe Des Senators Wattbems in Be-
sug anf bic grnenuung OeS 3eugen Inberion
3u einem 6egierungsamte 11no Die Intnort
bes Yrdfoenten benz @omite suSuitelen.
Ulebrere Gage merosn peritrei9en, ebe Der
aufforoernng @euiise aeleiitet lperoen fam,
inoem Der Yrdiioent bei'm Infauge ieiner Nos
miniitratioi1 Sauienoe bon Sriefen erbielt,
melf)e aus Mangel on 3eit ntd)t orbuungs=
maBts aufbeipabrt ipurben. GS mlrb beBbalb
einise 3eit in Nniprud nebmen, um Die &C..
piinlften Sriefe su finben.
Dernttid,tes.
Die beutige Steuerelnnabme betrua $751;
| 503.72; bic 3olleinnabme S395,3I9.J3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

9fom. 6. Suni. - Der Bapit bat cine 3u<
idrift on Die 0tddte seridtet, in pelder er
bic 2etteren erludt, ipdbreno Der lnterbano=
luuaen be5iiglid Der affairen oer 3iirtei Die
Sntereiien Der aatboiifen su beriiGii6tigen.
SsnrSe Seabetoepeid,eu.
- @eneral Grant nebft @attiu uno Sobn
miro am 26. b. glts. in Berlin ernartet.
= 9eneral Stobelefi lit bon ieiaer &rant=
beit genelen.
- Sames 5onle & gSbne, @etraibebdnoler
IN Mlan6efter rnb aipsrpool, baben falliit.
Die Paifua betrasen $4,000 YfAn0 Sterling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
Gin ete,teret,,nebn,er a,,seefmiife,,,

ganbeb, Der bieiige eountb, uno staaisz
gteuersinnehmer, in beieu Gednungen eln
9ef,it bon $500 entDedt poroen, tpuroe in
letter ISOLDE auf 8eranlaiiung ietner 9iirsen
feitgenommen, erbielt ieoof ipdter eine gSofe
Srilt, nm feline Nffairen in Sronung 5u brtnz
gen. @r erlanste furS barauf $50 mittelit
einer gefdllhten Geloantueilung Mno be9ab
,idb nit ir,ehreren anSeren Yerionen naf Sort
@arbon, nm cine 2oge Der y Knights of La
Dor" sit organiitreu. Seitoem 1T er Ipnrlos
perIthfpunbe1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
Gin Gi,tbrcdler erSdjoiie,t.

S0ntbz6 : a mlna b a m, Niall g. SUM.
= @eitern in friiber Morgenitnnbe brang elm
Ginbreder in ben Qaben Inb oaS Boltamts=
lofal bes @illiarb 9ome. Ebomas S. 5a.
things, elm iunger Glnf, Der in benz @ebdmoe
idllief, wuroe burh bas @eranif anfgepedt
uno fragte ben Ginbringliug, mas er tpolle; Der
eettere ao9 einen Mepolner, tuorauf 6aftings
ben aerl augenblidli1 bnrda's 6er3 ifoB.
Wfau fanb eth 8autbMd IN Der Eaide bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
Sin nOlfanSi8er @erid3t Ser Gers
banol,tn9et aes Sta,ter @oHE

Die leeten brsi Iummern bes. yOeuti6en
Gorreiponsenten," couuertirt uno CUR @erieu=
oung in Die 5eiuatb seeiguet, iiuo i'm
@mpiau9s=@Onlite- 3inmer gratis su babeu.
Die 0tltglieber OtS @onoents rueroeu beion.
oerS barauf aufmertiam geuaft. Die orei
lebten 0ummern beS y@orreiponbenten" bill.
oen GAS bette Sonpenir bes IS. 8r0uer,@ COR
pents Der Ser. Staaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

Wlittern, bic ibre Stnoer geiuuS 3u nabren
tpiini1en, obne i'm Stanbe su iein, es onrh
ibre eigene 8ruft 5u betpirfen, lam nihtS
8eiIereS empfoblen iperben, alS oGetttfdDeS
RitsSerutebl" (PaedOtrOphin). Sn apot
befeu gu babsH. (6sbr,s,lS.i.6r.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
atmoerz 50 a gen

aler Sorten unb Breiie 6et
Senrn 9@wars,
ST. eli, Wef Baltimore,
(RarJt4, ,3Dtte, ,Donn& Wtong) nabe @barlestraBe.
@aIoeme a1oer ODER Ssamorrhctoen!
Dr. s. %. De Ditt's giittel se,pabrt unfeblbare
Seiluns BON blinoen, blutenben, idpdrenoen uno
iudeuben Sdmorrhoioen; es uirb Die Seituns zines
eoen aud nod 10 alten etnsepurseltsn 6aaes saran=
ttrt, fpenn Der Yatient ban G5ebraudsanpeiiunSen
frens napfommt. es nrft berubisenb, peri6afft
nod ieiner anpenbuns ioort ainoeruus unb beiuerts
Reaist uonise Seiuns in furser 3ett. Die 6laibe
tpiro su 90 gents BON Ipctbefern perfauft.
Satob aIt, ernannter asent
(Dts5, 3pite, 8, D,S) in Baltimore.
9as spunoerbar tpirtenoe &,autntttteI
Sulp ide of a r n C u m.
Iinnen, Bliitben, Seulen unb afle Sauausidldse
toerbeD unbebingt seb eiIt; 81 bas Badet; nit
Der BoF Suseibidt. Nan ienoe Yoit=OfFcesStempel
fir Bampblet nebit @e6rauib sanpeiiung.
Dr. 9obme & Comp, Rr. Sc. Sfs5apettefr.,
Seiu Ipotbeter bat eS. tsSebr20, tS.i.a.3o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

ate aeuea tartsJAem ano raftifd'ea tlfstros
dtemtfdbeu, NserfnrsaI=, sbtueTel tno Sanstfs
baoer In Wr. LAT. saretosaz, nabe eutamptaBe'
1uo lest fir Serren IN Danien " ooueI Saanafetfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

= Die Yrobibitiontitenno sc IL
omri bielten aeitern 1ibren StaatssGonpent
in ct. 2puis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

SAT-, 1letf@ntanu & Gontp.'s NreBbefe

Da man entbedt bot, bas piele Nadabmunsen un'
ierer Seie fd i'm @tartte beFnoen, 70 bat ane d5ts
Bresbete unleres abrifats auf eoem Badee ben gfas
men unierer ssirma. GGe anberen finb Nahabmun@
gen.
Wlan perlanse bon fetnem Grocer 8aff Wletf@s
uann & Gomp.'s Nrebbeie. 2dst6 friIh
TatritzOepot: Sir. "a, storoz zGntatp< SfraBe.
9. 6. 8enmett, @eiddftsfabref'
(NHdr.fo 12Dfteq)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
gRe3ial.N .Noti3ea.


Gn Gne, melbe an ben Solsen ben Sasenbianben
nerpafer S&wdGe. gnttrdituns, YerIuH bsr gsams
nestrai &c. letben, enoe i'd TO enfrei en Resept
bas he tlrirt. Diees srose Seiln,ittel spurbe bon
etnem Uliiiondr In Ghb=Mmerifa entbedt. G&idt ein
a6reiftrtes &oupert on giep. Soepa &. Snman, Stas
tton D. 1ible>Soue, N.sD. @itp.
fs1Bt 9 10 tim HYN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
Wsne Mm3etgen.

Saltimorer Sd)iitengefeufdJaft.
Siejenisen Uittgtieoer. pelbe bic isabrt gum Snns
oesiditeBem mad Ne,p=Y Yotf mitma6en iuo1en uno
ibre gtamen nod ni1t untersetd,net baben. perben
erfudt, Soltes bic fpdtsi.ens Santftag Wbeno
in Der SiIice ees S,rn. 81. SdInauffer, Yr. 1,
Soaibontr.. 5u tbun, % bann bic ete 9eloiz
len unb etnaeanot mirb. Die &arte, aui 10 &ase
9Hltig, totet fIr Sin= uno Rddfdbrt Dollars.
Die Set Der @babrt mro nod 6efannt gemabt
meroen. Sm auftra8e bes Soritanoes
136l cSDfepI 2etlef. Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
s4nerfennans ton es,,s,parts.

Ilnler yfa9bor pom g8alblngtoner ySOur.
nal" iagt:
Der 9eutide Correspondent" Yno bic
,Suuten gldtter" bon Baltimore bemeien
ourh ibre 6eitaussaben 9elssentlid5 beS in
Baltimore tagenbeu Srauer @onOenteS, ba6
iie auf Der 96be anlerifauii9er SournaliTif
iteben. q entlt6 bat Der yOeut.
{ d E = orrei pOnbent" burdJ feline
eituummer oemonfrirt, baBaud)
elm beuti6es 9latt oenietben
1nteruebmung8geiit unO oaS sa-
voir faire beiitt, mie bic erften uno
leitenben 3ettun9en be8 2anbe8, B."
gSetterbertdlt.
SIeuaI.Bi iireaM,
SaItimore, ben 6. Stunt.
ss. Ssie9. gs59. a9sr 6eHat atai. s'qs g4n. Uster
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

= auf 8riuee @bmaros.SSfanb
9raiiirt Die . tpbtheritis 8 uno forOert Diele
Spfer. @ine 6antlie oerlOr tnnerbalb a9t
Gagen ad)t 8inber.
- 9r. gS. Us. u tor aus Rem.0orf nnr.
be geitern in philadelphia nit SRI. Wt amie
y aui, elmer So6ter oes 6ru. 9as. gB. Baul,
getrant. Inter ben anpeienoen betano ftdb
@OuUerneur @arroa BON Ntorblano. Das
neHuermdblte Yaar reifte am AbenSe anf eis
uem GrtraSuge nab Neu.Dort ab.
= Or. g8. B. q tor 1T ans RetusWorf
IN Bbllaoelpbia anseformen uHO ruile iiA
beute nit SRI. Yaul psrebelifeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
9rei Verfot1e,t ertr1ttlfet,.

Sin m Ii b, MaH., 6. SUM-. - '6eute
9tadmtttag fenterte cine fleine Se9eliadt auf
Der S0be bon 0nrburp :Boint, uub 6enrD 9.
6olmes, oefien SObn artbur unO Oapio
Sromn, jnn., ertranfeu. Sier anoere Sniai.
ien bielten iid an Dem 8OOte felt unb muroen
uerettet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07
Aanf Gme Gltioer oirekt nom Jabrkantem anb erpart
fiinfmmospamsig Asrosemt.


9Seif,Saltimore=straBe e5fHee
Metropplttan Glotbing 9omie.
par9ae mniere streft tabrrt.
9errn=An3ase 100 beri6iebne @ortsu, bun So bis 500
euien, $50 beridieoene sorten, bon 81 bis $3.50
Seine Rod uno assFen 25 ueriebne surten S6 bis 20.
gseiBe 9iqne =gSe 25 peridoene sur, 81 bis So.
81 mmo 9tmoerz Mnsdse So Dts So
Sene ibiuarss Sud- -S0de, 6oiem nno Weteu
as-u
Metrnpolitan Glatbing DpmFf,
(qp2O-SuiQ Wr. 178, gSeit=Saaaores sStraBe
Gin ele8antes Miiorttnnemt,
Gin eIe8antes 2tHorttment,
Gin elesamtes 94Iorttment
berldBli0er fertiger 1letDnngSfdde
aQer 9erren 0arDero6e gSaaren
hablabrs- IL. 5ommertradt grHbiabrs H. 5on,mertrabt
Ssntid ~iro seiproben Seutib wtro sefproden
@anantater,
Nr. 1855, @eit Baltimore Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

tooten @inbredler8, in tpeldem fid) Der Same
oes Solepb SeifermanH, @ambrioseport, be.
fiubet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-07

gfetp Orleans, 6. Suni.-gr gun<
besn1arl6all Bittin, Staatsienator g4ebber
uno 6ran Senfs fnb mad sBaibington abae@
reiit, nm ais i3eu9en Dor benz YOttsr'i9en
Gontite aufSutretsn.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
Enr The Slnnr1ln Times.

Mn. EDITOR was permitted last Sunday morn
ing TO attend the service of the NJ f. Church and
hear from the Rev. T. H. Haynes one of the finest dis
courses it has been my privilege to hear for many
years.
His subject was the "Incomprehensbility OF God'
shown in his attributes of WISDOM holiness and JUS
tice in devising the scheme OF the worlds savauoh
through Christ The sermon appeared to be carefully
and thoughtfully elaborated; plainly and yet very
forcibly presented and one i'll every particular well
fitted to take permanent place i'll the hearts and
minds of his hearers l should judge Mr.. H. to be a
close thinker and systematic in the preparation OF
his pulpit services. OCCASIONAL
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
Registers Order.
,.-gI. .,nsh IQ-g :

REGISTERS OFFICE DOVER, KENT COUNTY, DEL,
April 10Th, 1873. !
Upon application of H. C. DOUGLASS, Executor of
EMILY F. MITCHELL, late of Duck Creek Hundred,
in said County deceased it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the said II. c. DOUGLASS
give notice of the granting of Letters of Testa-
mentary upon the estate of the said deceased,
by causing advertisements to be posted within forty
public places of the County of Kent requiring all per-
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 to be
inserted in the SMYRNA TIMES, newspaper published
in Smyrna. and continue therein weeks.
Given under the hand and seal Of Office OF
TsRALl the Register aforesaid at Dover Kent County
aforesaid the day and year above written
j. C. PENNEWILL REGISTER.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
p R OGl Am ALTON!
TO THE
CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

Owing to the Great Success and Prosperity Of our
enterprise two years ago, take this method of
thanking the people for their very liberal support and
confidence. During the past two years have tried
to do our duty, and have not FAILED in the attempt
iswhy we make this SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO
THE PEOPLE on the 9TH of May. 1876, which was the
First Centennial to our American People and Repub-
lie. which never will be forgotten by the citl2cns Of
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

HEAVY DESTRUCTION OF FLOUR Mills
There was terrific explosion and fire among the iOu-
and planning mills at Minneapolis, Minnesota, last
week. resulting in the loss of twelve human lives and
several -four mills one planning mill and 900 feet
of lumber The loss of property is estimated at nearly
a million, with insurance amounting to S43l.jO0.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

PREPARING FOR WAR.-Both parties in
Washington are preparing for the approaching con-
gressiOnal campaign. On Friday evening caucuses
were held by both Democrats and Republican. The
Democrats will leave no stone unturned to carry the
next House of Representatives And the Republicans
intend to carry the House If they can.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

"Helen's Babies" This work is acknowl.
edged 10 be the best selling article in bookstores
Druggists. however say that DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
sells better than any other medicine 1t is perfectly
harmless and always reliable Price . cents bottle
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

1t seems to be pretty well determined
upon in Republican councils that the way to carry
the next Congress is to put money into the negro dis
trcts II is understood that civil service reform will
not prevent the Administration from assisting in this
project.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

GOLDEN OR GERMAN MILI4ET. HUNGARIAN
W Grass, and Common NIilet Seed for sale, at low
prices, by
c. B. ROGERS, l33 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
NOTICE.

The undersigned, Executor named above, here
by gives notice that Letters of Testamentary were
granted to Inc on the 2sth day Of APRIL 1878; all
persons therefore having demands against the de-
ceased estate will present the same properly attested
on or before the 10Th day of April, 1879, abide
by law in this behalf - ...
HENRY C. DOUGLASS.
may 1-3w Executor.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
FsoUND ID.

Lady's Satchel, on the road between Kenton and
Smyrna, on Saturday last The owner can have said
Satchel by calling at the TIMES Office proving property,
and paying for this advertisement
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

DCRE PARIS GREEN
l. For destroying Potato Bugs Genuine No; Peru
Wan Guano. Garden, Field and Flower Seeds of re-
liable quality. may 1-2w
G. b. ROGERS. 133 Market Street Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the time to take out
licenses under the act entitled An Act taxing manu-
facurers and for other purposes" for the year 1873
will be the first day of June next
ROBERT RAUGlILEH.
may S4w Clerk of the Peace in and for Kent County
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT the 9Th inst. by Rev. '
swindell. pastor Of Wharton Street NJ. L. Churel
Phila.. Mr.. Robert G. jackson to Miss Mollic
Morgan, both Of Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
Important Announcement! !
r q z 2 r &c 3 BAKER.
DOVER, DEL.
Have for
STU Deb RAKER
Farm Wagons and Carts.
TO our Friends and the Public Generally

feet
is fact
Agency this
public the
demands for Wagons
hand hence o
These Wagons
leaving
DC, are what fumw e."
They built of tho and mo
seasoned materials, and the msI
be exceIled
we recommend them to be- every espect article
and that they wi" greater demand than
on TINS the
those by the wheewrghs
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
AGENTS
Champion Reaping and Moving Machines
The Archer Self-Dump and
Self-Discharging Rake.

The only selfdischarging Rake operated with
out gearing friction or springs. 1t is simple,
not liable to get out of order, and so easily
operated that any one who can manage a
horse can rake the heaviest meadow. The
driver has free use Of both hands to manage
the horse. The seat is adjustable to suit the
height of driver. The teeth can he lowered
and raised to suit different kinds OF raking
without altering their gathering qualities.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
FOR RENT.

\ Five ROomed House on North Street. i'll complete
repair and comfortable. Apply to
W. NJ. BELL,
SMYRNA, April 23d, 1S7S.tf
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
PHOTOGRAPHS

Of all sizes painted in the beautiful Oil Photo Chrome
Style bv Miss MARION JONES. Orders left at the
stores of Miss Maria Spple and Mr.. Frank Raymond,
as well as at her own home will receive prompt atten-
ton. :,
All pictures warranted to give satisfaction. apr 2i
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

Silks
Dress Goods
Mourning Goods
COGEin0S
FTG1lneLs
Linens
-MuSLiaS
White Goods
LdceS
Ribbons
Trimmings
Ens6rOiderieS
Frin0eS
ZephyrS and WOrsteClS
NeCE9Ue07'
GIOCeS
Toilet ARTICLES
Stationery
FyOlCers &c Feathers
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

.. TIE increese Of crime and criminals
calls for some immediate measures.for their
precision. Burglaries are'':.of nightly oc-
currence, and can only be arrested by a
regular classification of the resident crimi-
nal classes in this city by the police, under
whose superveilance they should be placed.
Every known professional criminal should
be required to rrgister his or her name at
Police Headquarters, and to report their
departures from the city and their subse-
quent returns. This or some other equally
satistaelory method Of establishing thor
ough police supervision of the criminal
classes, viii alone put stop to the crimes
that are daily committed with most alarm.
ing frequency. b.. -.t
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

AND ALUsfA, Spain, is in distress. There
has has been nag great drought, and the peasants
Eare suffrring from the attacks Of loeusts,
!phyIoxsrs, (which destroy the grapes')
and tax gatherers. Only. one Of these
plaques can successfully be resisted by the
3 peasants. and the tax gatherers are having
talhard time Of it collecting anything from
what Ii left by their smaller, but more nu
merons rivals. 3sts bL. 4a -. .4'
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

Cow oHAMAToN, Of South Carolina, has
been sent BY 4 Newport admirer, Mr.. W
/, w. Woosey,' a splendid pair Of silye,
spurs, with the following note: "These
spurs We're made by the Bogatano silver
smiths after Bolivar struck the shackle
from etheir limbs and made them free
They may ven pc eISyfprn Worn by one who has
made sqnalrights before the law bless
ing and reality to so many thousand
: -aIlsIa..ax NJ o'5iE3 s4Il+55 1.-.0 "''
:. freeQMen, ,rn.a.A.a4 q Ii - .-.------
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

VI, AT the recent convention of the New
England Institute of Instruction, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved that tie Institute unite with
the American Pathological Association in
petitioning Congress for committee of
inquiry to report how far reform ia Eng
!ish spelling is desirable, and what changes
10 orthography may be wisely introduced
into public documents"
At the last session of Congress, over six
thousand bills were presented, and the few
which were acted upon show evidence Of a
lack Of nature consideration. Our Nation
al Legislature has en- ough work on its
bands without attempting to revise our
grammar. Popular syntax as much needs
reform as:does orthography; and Congress
has no more authority to meddlewith such
matters thanit as to legislate for the gov.
'srnnaent OF Tie AN in the moon.
An organization which aims to promote
mental and moral bulture might find more
important themes to discourse upon; for
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
MEDICAL.

'IAR. FITI.ER's JVEaNIIABLEYRH RHEU.
AZ MAATIC, R.EMl1EsDY.-ls M the perscrip.
ton OF one OF Philadep pnia's Oldest physi-
clans, and ID guaran teed to cure rheufaa.
tism, neuralgia, seiatica, pain, Backache,
&C.. or money refunded, by fnvigoratine
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
By merit 1t has become q standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
1t In time. Remember that DR., Filter is
the only physician in America ,deyoting
40 years to this one line of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. As Sour b Fou.I
street.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
WM. NJ. PYLE. vi H !
93e POSTMASTER.
Ant1-Fat Chemically. Examined.

Ant1-Fat Chemically Examined.
The analytical chemist. W. B. DRAKE, of
Buffalo. N. Y, recently anaIyzed Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the, following
J.. ...,.... ..a CERTIFICATE M Jator, "a
I have subjected Allan s Antl-Fat toI
chemical analysis, examined the process
of its manufacture and can truiysay that
the ingredients Of which. il is compose are,
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
'favcrab'y npon the system, and 1t is well
calculated to attain the obj ect Of which it
isinid d. VI III" '0 s' a'' "" To
dso!d by druggists. :, L., ls,....,..
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ma sHT6H 6si. Jai1 e, i.s.7ls.s, i.s.7ls.s,

CAL1roRNIAqwheat is likely to pan out
bettsr shan California gold.b Last year Ihf
farmers Of thatSta.e realized SIC, ,O0O, ,ooo
for their cropof this cereal. This year
they, anticipate receipts cequalling full
vsAO,0OO, 900. ~ aaA59op is0A@sA-J !
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29


bslAs WAS anticipated, the high prices
charged visitors to the Paris Exhibition
would cure themselves. The number of
foreign visitors has fallen off largely, and
mainly, for the reason. that they were
either unable or unwilling to stand the
figures charged for boarding and lodging
This is only repetition of the story Of
Vienna and Philadelphia. The same
game was tried at both places and with the
same results.
Partisan landlords, like those of Vienna
and Philadelphia, have seen their mis-
take and are endeayoring to rectify it by
announcing large reductions. o.....-
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29

JAMES GORDON BENNETT having
achieved such.markeds edsuccess in promoting
African iexplorations, has resolved to test
his ability to ssolve the North Pole ques-
ton, and in order to make the effort sue
&c cesssfui \ has determined upon fitting out two
expeditions. He desires the Navy De-
part parttment to furnish the crew, officers and
proyisions' proposing to bear the balance
Of the expense himself.
This 10 certainlyivery liberal on the par
OF Mr.. Bennett, as the estimated expens,
" $4,000, 1t is hardly probable tha
the Navy Department will fail to- fnee
him on the ground proposed. 1t woule
ba 2 big feather in the cap not only Of Mr.
Bennett but of the United States, il th'
discovery of the North Pole should be tn,
result of these expeditions.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-29
IISUMMRRi RESORTS

. TIANTfc HOTEL, M siid~ ,s19&tow |
EhAReEsr AND .ooEMopfo1s Cd SSEs j eShsi Hio6Bh JUS
Directly on the sufk Magnificent view OF
the Ocean from every bedroom window.
All the delicaciessy Fresh fsh .soft crabs,
terrapin. and seaside oysters Terms, $3.50
Two Trains daily from wilmington di.
rectly through. ~ v -7h.2 7,@ ls5E.'
Send for Descriptive Circular q sga
- - 4ataa : JOIN TRACY
=, jyI8-lm .,4.-so.-a ~ Proprietor.
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Mere is Md q rsItm Il ths trainii Of
lie young ias ,hs lscti,e etiss ef liss; Il
Congress - do pyfig \ encod
indSstrs ~ inc se RGpulj respect M .s.,t; fpr y,
those whose works produces the wealth OF
the nation, it will be more usefhily em-
ployed than it can be in making laws ter
the correct spelling Of English words.