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Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

:, THAT BoY.-Drdmatis personna.-A young American
yourng huge piece of mfnce pie, and maiden of
five summers, in pantalettes, looking very wishfuy
at the gormand on the fence Young Americd-" say,
bet they aint so good my mars. Little Mss timdy)
IL like mince pie awful well" Young Americd.
well. now, that's funny Just look here drawing a
quarter of pie out of his jacket pocket and it's boss
too! Aint my mar good2 Carefully slowing it away
in his pocket That boy is father to the man who
must have his cigars and any other masculine luxury
his contemplate selfshness Graves while his poor
Sickly wife must do the work of two women ( rirls
waste more than they earn" he says), and for the
want OF little money to purchase few bottles of Dr.
Plerces FaVorite Prescription the sovereign remedy
for female diseases and weaknesses she is ltera nv
dying by inches-and all because of that masculine
seiishness that would not divide the childish luxury
WIN ms playmate, and now taciy refuses his wife
the luxury of health. 49, Wv
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

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Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

At Quincy, Mass. on Saturday last Charles II
Harwell conductor the freight train supposed to
have caused the disaster at Wolason, the Sth in
stant was arraigned in the District Court charge
of manslaughter and held in $4,000 until to-day,
to await the issue of investigation into the
of the accident.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

Glover seed in large quantities Is now passing east
WARD over the Pennsylvania railroad for shipment to
Europe where it is used for dying CLOTH for which
other raised in the world the coOrng qualities being
much stronger than the same seed produced in any
part Of the continent Of Europe.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

A report from Dallas Texas, says that heavy r,h.
berries of money and freight from the Texas a,'j
Pacific and the Houston and Texas Central railrlnd
have been detected, and that many persons OF hf,l
business and social standing, including officers c,
ductOrS and agents with number Of citizens fr,,,
ST. Louis 70 Galveston, are implicated Arrests arn c
pCcted to be made Immediately
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

The influence Of the Ohio election result ON p,,,
lcrism III Massachusetts is decisive As an ism il l.
knocked on the head by this blow. We do not ln,p
at 1t III party light 50 much as i'll that of ur,rl,t,,
honest currency and national honor. All Who Lrfi,i
TO that end were 50 far on the right side i'll roilic M
gcther-BOstOR Post. ' ~
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

Absolutely free from Morphia and other dangerous
agents Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is valued most highly
remedy for the disorders of babyhood. Price only
25 cents bottle.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

in the City of Montreal. Canada none stand nor,
dcscrvcdly high than the house of Picault 4 Co Phar
macists. They say they use Giles Liniment IoIiJ
Ammonia also sell it for Pains Gout Rhemati.
Swellings, Weak Backs VaricoSc Veins 1t is tbc
most reliable and valuable remedy We know o. SnLi
by. all druggists Jas p llofccker Agent smyrna
Trial size p cents. Send for pamphlet
DR.. GILES
l20 West Broadway y
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

Democrats gathering at Washington for the pur-
poSe 1t is believed of consulting with reference TO the
New York TribHae's cipher revelations.
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

THE YELLOW FEVER DEATH RATE-Upwarls Of tc,,
thousand deaths from yellow fever have alrca, te
reported, and the death rate in all the South Sin M
ceeds one hundred per day The number of droth
in New orleans has been OncSiXth greater than lnr
ing the whole term of the epidemic in 1867 McmtLi
has suffered almost as severely in numbers ms E.,
Orleans, and much greater in proportion to poTula,
1t is spreading into the country and among the VII
lagos. There have been over 10000 cases Of fever in
New Orleans alone Words can convey no idea of the
Secretary Of War has ordered the issue of 40 900 nr
ratiOns at New Orleans to relieve the wants OF thc
poor
Smyrna times., 1878-10-16

E&A severe storm ragged on the New England coo,,
last saturday, blowing twenty or thirty >rhouTe..,
ashore on Marthas Vineyard, and many more ,n
Cape Cod and other parts Of the coast. "
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
INDIAN WAR ITEMS.

From the Grant county, (Or.) Times.1
At smalPs lower ranch the Indians shot
q few sheep, hackel the house on the in
side, put cat in the syrup keg, and de-
streyed or appropriated everything of value
Henry Drissler, who was at the house,
was shot at, but got away into the brush
and escaped.
General Howard transported his supply
train Of twenty-six wagons over eighty
miles Of the worst road on the coast, max
ing seventeen miles day. 1t was thought
that it would be utterly impossible to cross
these mountains, but 1t wae done without
breaking spoke. the road In many places
had to be made by the soldiers.
On Sunday the town was alarmed by two
men running down Salt Gulch, waving
their hats and yelling like one possessed o.
Old Nlcodemus. A panic prevailed; womer
rushed into the drifts, certain men who hai
been wanting to "jtst git shot at an In
dian" turned wLiter than alabaster, ant
hunted their holes and drew them in after
A six-sfooter was dropped In the street ani
exploded, but its owner, we are told, didn'
stop.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
To ShipbuilderS and Lumbermen

For SALE: A large body of timber OF
original growth in Northern Virginia, near
river landing in market now for first
time. water-power of large mill.pond on
place, leased If desired. Price SG.OOO, or
mill site and 800 acres of timber for $4,000
thing about timber or milling and has
some capital. For paIticu ars. address
CHAs 9. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, Bal
timore.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
WIN. M. PYLE,
POSTMASTER,
HERALD NOTES.


met her down at Newport,
Dead In love fell at sight,
For her ways were so bewitching
And her eyes so sparkling bright.
So did my best to please her,
Told her of my trip out West,
Of my run across the prairie
And the days at Schutzenfest.
" How'd you like" she asked, " Chicage"
"O," said l, " it can't be beat,
Or at least I've beard 1t said so,
For the size of ladies'-fett."
Stupid fool I knew I'd blundered
By the rising Of her fur,
And in swapping tones she answered,
'I am from Chicago, sir p
-[Boston Post,
An Annapolis boy fell from hammock
and lay insensible five hours.
Cincinnati has four colored letter carriers
In Paris the flirting 10 nearly all "eye
work p Ex.
"Hell on earth" is what the Chicago
Tribune calls it..
Cumberland, Maryland lakes her tramp
work on the streets.
The Mormons are discov rei to be sellin,
arms to the Indians.
Tramps are firing lahor-saVing machinei,
in Oakland county, Mich.
A family living near Baltimore were pol
soned by eating canned beef.
! Frisco wbiskey Is labeled "K. @. L.
which means kills quicker'n lightning.
A nice girl for summer-Fsp. She ca
always raise breeze. Alice is also coe
girl-[Norr- Herald.
We've got an oface-boy who incessantl
whistles "Whos, Emma p and we'll swa
him off for the boy whistles "Hold tb
, Fort" Is 1t go?-[N Y. Express. 10,
would our "Grandfather's Clock"-boy do :
Hoedel, who attempted to assassinate Ii
Emperor William, wrote letter to bis ps
ents ten days aftel be fred upon the empe
or, In which the prisoner remarked that
3 Switzerland was liberated by Tell, German
too, required Tell to emancipate her chi
dren.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
TELEcRA ANS.
By MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

By MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
The italian agitatofs have held meetings
in number Of cities.
WalhingIon the track Of the elevated rail
roads, 4 b propossd in the New York Com
mon C6ucii. shsil BE- made penal offence.
The coal combination 'on Tuesday fixed
two millions tons ss the maximum produc-
zion for next month. The question OF price
was not touched.
]. n. Sharp, Treasurer Of Williamsburg
Township, O., has been detected IN forgery.
and has disappeared to avoid the penalty.
IT d stated, also, that he is short In his
treasury accounts.
The CONVENTION of Nationals ct Syracuse
excluded all the delegates from New York,
and the latter then went off and resolved to
hold 1 separate convention; the Nationals
effected : permanent organization.
A negro boy was drowning at Richmond,
Va, Friday, and . companion weut to his
MD. The drowning youth clutchea his
would-be deliverer 90 tightly as to render
min poWerleas, and both sunk together.
The pigeon-shooting match, on Tuesday,
between Captain Bogardus, of the United
States, and Mr.. Wallace, of England, for
R2OO side, Wallace killed II birds and Bo-
gardus 90. OF the first 25 birds, Bogardus
missed 16.
A young woman uamed Amelia Hender-
son was stopped on the road near sunish,
W. Va, on Tuesday. by tramp, who drew
. pistol and placed It at her head, saying
he would kill her If she resis tied. He then
outraged her and left her insensible.
A despatch to the Standard from Rome
reports that the Vatican Is celebrating q
project with relation to the Church in the
United States. similar to that in regard to
the churches in the British Isles, placing It
under the immediate authority Of the
Pope.
A despatch from Austin, Texas, says q
committee composed Of nine members from
each wing in the democratic convention, in
conference yesterday, decided to withdraw
the names of both candidates for the
governorship, and put up men not yet be-
fore the convention.
A Awomsn calling herself Mrs. Fairburn,
living In Roane county, W. Va, killed her
four-year-cld illegitimste child on the 10Th
She was recovering from an attack of sick
ness, and the child was playing by her bed
side, when she suddenly sprang up, seized
1t by the feet and dashed its head across the
head-board of the bed, killing it instantly.
The schooner Parallel reports that on the
9TH inst, of the coast, about one hundred
miles north of this port, she fell In with
Japanese junk. There was not q living
person on board, but a number of corpses
were found, some of them shackled to-
gether. They must have been dead 3
month ct least. Some of the bodies were
dressed in costly material. There was no
food on the vessel.
kilograms from Genoa, Palmero, Brecis,
Pavia, Reggie d'Emilia, Turin, Pisioja and
Ferrara received at Rome describe meet
ing held in those cities on Monday in favor
OF "Italia irredenta" as having been at
tended by large and enthusiastic audiences.
Resolutions of the same character ss those
passed OF Naples. last Sunday and at the
Politeama Theatre here yesterday were
voted. The proceeding everywhere were
conducted In perfect order.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
MAILS CLOSE.

way Mail on Wilmington and 9a
Northern r. r.. to Reading and w 1
points on the baltimore Cent?
r. r. South Of Chadd's Ford;.r 6.0O "A.
Through Mail to Baltimore and
washington. and all points
South, .............."."...:...... ~ g.
way Mail to Baltimore, Md.,.... 8.l6.
Through and Way Mails to
Philadelphia, Pa .:..;-. S.QO, q
Through Mail to N. y. and other
points North and East, .........9W
Peninsular Way Mail on Della
ware r. r. to Crisfeld, Mde4... 9.00
WY e! Ra. on pe.w... loeo
and New York, and all points
East and West, t,.......".....-"-..: l2.lb, +
Through Mail to Baltimore and JAZZ
washington and all points
Sonth and Southwest ............. 1915,
Through Mail to Philadelphia .s
and New York, and all points ,-r
East and West. ."....... bio W.
New Castle. Middletown,
smyrna, Dover, Clayton, .l "a
Townsend, Delaware City, st -1r
Georges, and Wyoming, Del, -" 800
TuYough Mail TO Philadelphia
ana New York, and all points
North, East and West. t................ al5
THROUGH Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points - .r
South and Southwest, ,-...~...... go
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25

1t is stated that $4,000 has been speD,
this year in building and rebuilding bridges
on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
road, and $500 900 in new rails.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
INCENDIARY TRAMPs SHOT DEAD.

ST. PAUL, July "a report was received
here last night that farmer hear Fair.
bault shot and instantly killed two tramps,
whom be caught In the act of setting fre
to the harvesting machine in his wheat
field. he gave himself up, but was in
stantly released.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
Anti-Fat Chemically Examined.

Amt1-Fat Chemically Examined.
The analytical chemist. W. B. DRAKE, of
Buffalo, N. Y, recently analyzed Allan's
Anfi-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE.
have subjected Allan Anti-Fat to
chemical analysis, exam ined the process
o. It's manufactu-c and can truly say that
the tngredientso witch II Is compose d are
entirey vege....., and cannot but act
av0rebly upon the system, and 1t Ia well
10 inteded.
Sold by druggists.
W.B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25

sit seems as If Should cough my head
on is sometimes the impatient excl anna
ton Of sufferer from o severe COUGH.
Quell the paroxysms with Hale's Honey OF
Aorenound and Tar. Tie relief is imme-
Druggists. '''-
Plies Toothache Drops cure in one
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
| MAILS ARRIVE AND READY
DELIVERY.

Way Mail from Wilmington and
L Northern r. b. from Reading
and points NORTH, th,.................. 6.46, A. M
New York, Philadelphia. Balti. s
more, Washington. and all
parts Of the country except .
Delaware and Eastern Shore
counties in Md......... 646,
Peninsular Mall, North Of Wy
oming Delaware, ..:...-..:::....:.. $50,
Philadelphia and New York,
and all points North, East and
Way Mail from Phiiadeiphia. Pa 80,
Baltimore Way Mall. Western
Baltimore, washington aud all
points South and Southwest. :. LOO, P. M
Pb iladelphia and New York and
all points North, East and
Way Mail on Delaware Western
Way Mail from Crisfiel ID,
Baltimore d washington a. d all
points South, ,.....-........... ........ 6I5
Philadelphia, New York, .nd
poih is North, East and West. 6l5,
The Letter Carriers will make their de-
liverles as follews: $50 aud l0l5 q. m..
and Ills and 4.S0, p. m.
LEGAL Letters for Carriers delivery should
be deposited In Post Office 10 minutes be-
fore the hour of delivery.
WIN. M. PYLE,
POSTMASTER.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
POST OFFICE,
wl14lNaToN,, DEL. !.

Once open from e.45 A. NJ to $50 =.
Private Boxes accessible until 10 p M
HUNDAY8.-Open from . TO A. M ana
Private Boxes accessible from to . +. M
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CoR SALE

KANsAsLASpSt=s! 80, e:,i 80 50
properly tEai VII SCI i'I Pa "a. ~ >
Esli AID zee Shss | sAEs :"
make noasT. -,, v.r.oyuR
,ua Real Esssis As,:i
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BE1LA1RI LocA1s-The Free Macon
Societies Of this city, beaded By the ID
Rsz't. Band, paraded through The Prin-
opal streets about 10 A. n. yesterday, AZ
Ter which, via the Bellsire IS; W; Z. 4;
proceeded to Rodlisrs Orchard, abo1t .
miles below here, for = grand tolihea-
ton.
ing propose 10 reorgAniIs the Board Of
HSaith for S6ssssss.S A 6ne Of no less
than IS 90 and cost ia imposed per ordin-
anee, against all persons empiytng gar,
baRe, ofal or other refuse into the yard
or alley. The enforcement Of that ordin'
once L what the good people demand.
Charley Beam, = gllss blower At the
SStiooal Works, last Friday night on
hi. vay home from work, fell of . trestls
work % the BellAire & s. w. r. &, sever.
| u ipjaring himself.
The contract for the building Of =
Work House has been awarded 70 Mr..
ChAs. C. Williams, At cost Of Sl45. Il
| Il 10 be situated on Union street, north
OF Sellar's photograph gallery.
The peace loving citizens reading in
the vicinity Of the Porterfeld House, are
oecasioually aroused from their sweet
slumber BY noises originating from the
interior Of q diShArmonious cabinet or
gan, and human voices full otIll temper,
slt is very disAgreeable.S Where is that
new broom that the people brought into
requisition the let Of April last!
Sheriff Kinney, OF Belmont county, vas
10 the city yesterday, in search Of Mr..
Brooks Who hAs been confined in the
jail over there during the past few weeks
for having too many wives. On Sunday
he complained Of being sick and was per.
mitted 10 run all through the Jail instead
Of being confined in his cell, 90 during
the night be tore the bed clothes into
strips, fastened them together, and fasten.
ing the end to = chimney be eraSled
through the skylight and let himself
down 10 the ground and escaped. The
yietimiIed Sheriff, at last accounts, had
not discovered the Whereabouts OF his
"siek" prisoner.
The Probate Court, st St. Clairsyille
has disposed Of all the TusearaWas VAL
ley Railroad cases for right Of way, the
last one being disposed Of last Saturday.
Col. Poorman secured nearly all OF the
delegates in Belmont county for the Con
sressionsl nomination, but with the I'M
Outstanding that they leave him and 81
to Reilly after the first ballot unless
there are strong probabilities that Poor
man will win.
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TRUSTEES SALE oFA
Desirable ChapIins 81. Rssits'a,

By riTtu4 d SeSI Z tax EAJ. n CCarlL
Ao1t, P. Il. Xoat M Ess'! NouN =5Ias.
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NJ. loss MALE STREET.
FlRsIclsss uPaoLsTERER.

Late With X.nSel, Bo,h 4 Co. An kinds d Up
bolitsnrk doas IN The Istes; tye, md bsst nate
rial pat 90 u much lsv- ehrys ihG1 any ho1se
In town. satiEisefion gnarIntesd. PIrlor suits,
MItrlsses, LlubrtqUins, Loose Cover CEIpss
hiisd and hid. Please give ne cAl1. ny3
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dissolution.

Dissolution
Ihehrm d AdanI 4 Lucas Ia, thi, Gay ben
dissolved by mutual eonsent, NJ. A. n Adams
retiring. The busipfn d the cd frn Win Be st
ted By A. u Adams, Who YIN continue o. the
cd stInd, 10 III hGIkst Ifresf, until Oetohsr
Isl, isis, for The pErpoSs a dispcSinS Il rsnnlnt
d stock retdnea By hin, eonistine a ntu Pianos
md OTEhnS also ssFer1I rood Secood-htnd Pianos
and orsEnA, most d which have ben on rent bat .
Ghcrt time-al Of vhjeh yin b efsreA II the mast
reasonable prices and teruA
Nj. c. Y. Lucas soeeseds 10 The h1ltnea and
aeeneies of the TRFious Piknos and 0YIns hereto
fare held By the old trm, tosether With Sheet
NnAe, Mnhe1l Merchandise, dc and VII eonttnps
A. " AOkNS.
wurrrps. W. Va, Apr.l il. isis Ipls
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VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS
IhrIlaln1 an UntMte. 0,.ns :,
"S''': Run slri'i csaptr1-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-25
Pr Ceatam Of
GnanGi0
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de Aiso s1yt:
"Ths percentage Of The present students
At Yale that are professors Of religion Is
about one.hAlt Of the psreentaRs OF the
graduates Of her 6rst ten classes Who Be-.
came Minister. The proportion Of The
Harvard students, moreover, who are
professor. i only ops.third Of the pro-
portion Of Der early graduates Who enter.
ed this calling. Seventy per eentum Of
The 6rIt graduates Of Yale became
ninlItsrsi 1t present only about forty
per csntun Of her students are profess
ed ChristiAns. Fiity-six per eentnn
Of the early Harvard graduates entered
The ministry only twenty per eentan Of
hss present gtudsas are recognized FOL
IoEtrs Of ChriEt.