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Middletown transcript., 1878-04-20
FOR. R.ENT

TINE Dwelling House, formerly occupied by
Il me, on North Broad Street, This is one of
the incest and most convenient dwelling
houses in the town. 1t has ten rooms and a
cellar, garden, pump, etc. The location is
Tery desirable. Possession at once For
further information apply TO
E REYNOLDS,
Or, E. O. Fenimore, Middletown, Del
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MIDDI4ETOWE, DEL.

THE news from the East, this week,
is not so warlike.
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CONSUMPTION
CURED |

POSITIVELY CURED
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and all diseases of the THROAT AND
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them, and also 10 convince you that they are
no humbug, we will forward to every sufferer,
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We don't want your money until You are
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Price, for large box, So 90, sent to any part
of the United States or Canada, by mail, on
receipt of price. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS.
april ely $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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On Wednesday the Senate confirmed
Henry H. McMullen to be U. S. Mar
shal for Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-20

WILL somebody be kind enough to
set down upon the Hon. Montgomery
Blair.
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NOTICE., WILLIAM H. ANTHONY,
IN do hereby give notice that shall apply
TO he Court of General Sessions, of the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware in
and for the county of New Castle, at New
Castle, on Monday, the 9th day of May next,
being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1878, for license TO keep an Inn or Tavern,
at the National Hotel, on the corner Of Main
and Wood streets, in the town of Middietown,
being in United School Districts, Nos 60 and
94, in said county, to sell intoxicating liquors,
in less quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk
on the premises. and the following respecta-
BILE citizens of said United School Districts,
recommend the said application, to-wit:
E. W. Lockwood, Isaac Jones, Jr.,
R. A. Cochran, j. b. Fonrd,
Sewell Jones II. Morton,
George 'Echenhofer, J. h. Walker,
S. NJ. Reynolds, Frank Eiason,
". A. Comegys, John F. Eliason,
Nathaniel Williams E R. Cochran,
Jacob K. Long John W Hayes
april 6-3t WILLIAM H. ANTHONY.
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MRS. TILTON CONFESSES- BROOK
LYN SCANDAL RENEWED.

MRS. TlLTON cONFESSES-THE BROOK
LYN SCANDAL RENEWED.
The following letter from Mrs. Til
ton appeared in the morning papers Of
Tuesday last:
Nh. IRA B. WHEELER--ug Dear
Sir: A few weeks since, after long
months Of mental anguish, | told, as
YOU know, few friends, whom ! had
bitterly deceived. that the charge,
brought BY my husband, If adultery
between myself and the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher was true, and that the
lie | had lived SO well the last four
years had become intolerable to me
That statement l now selemnly reaf-
firm, and leave the truth with God, to
whom also | commit myself, my chill
dren and all who must suffer. | know
full well the explanations that will be
sought by many for this acknowledge
ment; desire to return to my hus-
band, insanity, malice, everything save
the true and only one-my quickened
conscience and the sense Of what is due
to the cause of truth and justice. Dur
ing all the complications Of these years
YOU have been my confidential friend,
and therefore l address this letter to
you, authorizing and requesting you to
secure its publication.
\
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1912 PENSIONS

1872 PENSIONS.
TNDER THIS ACT, any person who served
~ fourteen days, or participated in one
battle, in the war of 1912, is entitled 10 a
Pension Of IS per month from date of appro-
val OF act. Widows of such soldiers as have
died after similar service, no matter what was
the date Of marriage to the soldier, are enti-
tied to tie same Pension.
No other parties are entitled.
All 1912 Pensioners dropped from the Rolls
because OF alleged disloyalIy arc restored by
this act.
Applications MUST be executed before an Of
6cer Of court of record. ~ "
Send to us for any information or blanks
paeded. GILMORE m Oi"nAs
noe G29 Est, n. W., Washington, B. G.
Middletown transcript., 1878-04-20
Brooklyn, April 13, 1873.
BEECHER's DENIAL.

BEECHER 5 DENIAL.
Mr.. Beecher was out Of the city on
a lecturing tour when Mrs, Tilton's let
ter was made public, his whereabouts
being known only to a few friends. The
NJ Y Tribune Immediately telegraphed
him a copy Of the letter, and received
the following letter in reply from
Beecher:
WAvER1Y, N. Y, April l5.-To
the Editor of the " Y Tribune [ con
front Mrs. Tilton's confession with ex-
plicit and absolute denial The testi-
mony to her own innocence and to mine,
which for four years she had made to
hundreds in private and in public, be.
fore the court, in writing and orally,
declare to be true, and the allegations
now made in contradiction Of her uni
form, solemn, unvarying statements
hitherto made, | utterly deny | de.
declare her to be innocent Of the great
transgression.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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should we spend money To Guy other locations
whilst we nave already Shahbona Square, in
the centre OF the population? The citizens Of
Ottawa have never derived five cents worth Of
benefit from said square, and never will. But
of all other place, it Is the spot ucst suited
and adapted for the building of an academy
or high school And in relation t, the que
ton, Can we have ohabbona Square: that
question has already been decided in the AZ
firmatlvc by the Supreme Court in quite 4
similar case to our own in Joliet, provided a
majority OF the people vote for it.
Washington square contains monument
to commemorate the memory of those noble
men and patriots who sacrificed their lives in
defense of theircountry. Let Shahbona Square
also contain a monument dedicated to the pur-
pose of preparing and fitting young men and
Young women for all the useful and honorable
persuits of life which Will be an ornament 10
our city, and an honor 10 the township OF OF
tawa. L.
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A contest came up regarding sundry COM
plants against Mr.. G. Mally, supt. of coal
mines, made by the president Of the miners
union Referred to committee to examine
the facts and report at next session.
The committee on the equalization of per-
sonal property reported in favor OF ddding to
the assessments of the towns below as follows
Allen, 10 per cent. Brooktield 8; Dayton 10:
LA Sale %; Manlius 10; Meridian 70; Usage
Is; Otter Creek 6 Vermillion s; Wallace 80
and Waltham 3 To deduct from the assess
ment of the following towns: Bruce 10; Deel
Park s. Dimmick 3: Farm Ridge 2; Miller
20; Mission s. Ophr 10; Troy Grove 10; ano
Utica s. In the other towns no changes wert
made
Z. c. Lewis offered Il resolution recitingth tina
great discrepancies exist in the assessment o
personal property between last year and this
and in some cases where the assessors appear
to have dcsignedy omitted to assess property
consequently referring the subject to the com
mittee on personal assessments to investigate
and report at the next meeting of the board
also to direct the county attorney to prosecute
the offending assessors for perjury.
Also, on motion of Tower, ordered that thu
above resolution be printed and pasted in thu
assessors books hereafter.
Adjourned till "a. NJ. Saturday.
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MEssRs. EDITORS: Whilst the public mind
is a.itatcd by the question Of the location OF
the High School, will you kindly favor me
with 80 much space in your valuable paper
that may place before the people aiew pialn'
common sense facts On Saturday, the 10Th
Of the present month, the citizens OF Ottawa
township are called upon tovote an approprla-
ton of six thousand dollars TO build what
should anticipate will be one wing Of n build
ing for the high school OF Ottawa township
and as a matter of course there Is diversity oil
opinion about the best location, and many To-
cations are offered at prices varying from three
TO five thousand dollars each, but If | under
stand the position Alright, the above appropra-
ton is not intended to buy the foundation Tor
the building, but rather to erect the building
itself, and indeed the plain, simple question
tina, addresses itself 70 every tax payer Is, why
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the assessed value of an average 50 acre lot in
the county is $3.50. The Court House tax
would be $S34 per year. For three years to COW
er the whole amount it would be 1912; on Il
section each year Sc As or $40 A for years.
This is based on the egualized valuation Of
1877 for the reason that the OF 1878 cannot be
ascertained at present
Lynch moved the report be received and
made the special order of Wednesday morning.
Carried.
The vacancy in the Office of inspector of toll
roads was filled, on motion of Pickens, by the
appointment of D. F. Hit This relates to
the gravel road in South Ottawa, being the
only toll road in the county-and just one too
many.-Reporter.l
Donlevy with the fear Of purgatory before
his eyes, called attention TO the intolerable
heat of the hall, and in order to give the new
members chance to test 1t when at It's lerel
best moved that the board adjourn to meet
here at o'clock p NJ. Laughter Flaherty
didn't want TO come at that red hot hour and
wanted to get the committees at work,-Mr.
Lynch having generously given tire board the
use of half dozen rooms in his building,
Metropolitan Block, for the use of the commit
tees. Donlevy's motion was put and declared
lost but Peter was plucky and called for the
ayes and nays Result, lost again, and the
board adjourned TIL . A. NJ on Wednesday
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WEDNESDAY.

The board on Wednesday morning, after
correcting an error in the minutes, tackled the
court house question. O'Lsughlin introduced
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strayed or Stolen,

On Saturday night from the premises OF Marlin
al the Old brewery. Fox river bridge N ~
AIIE ah1u, wears DID Of medium 2r white iace anu
little W nj broken Whoever viii return her 70 iny
scrilrr will b. literally rewarded MAitlIN hEIM.
ottawa. July 18th, 1873.
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on the ith inst, by Arthur Lockwood, Esq., Mr. IRA
BAKER, OF Miami county, Kansas, TO Miss LYDIA EMMA
TIMMlNS, of this city.
June 29h lss at the residence Of the bride n South OF
tawa hy j. H. pckcn. ESD Mr.. GEORGE pOHM, of Strea-
tor 10 CYNTHIA \. UrECH, of South Ottawa.
At the residence Of the brides parents, by Rev G. MON
YER Dr. c. NJ. MILLER, of Davenport Iowa, 10 Miss NJ T.
bill Err OF otter Creek, In Sale cOuntp, III.
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%srl ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

! The great celebrity Of our TIN TAG TOBACCO has
caused MANY limitations thereof 10 b. placed on the
market We therefore caution all Clewers against ppr
chasing slCh limitations.
81 Gcs'e-s buying selling other plug tobacco bsar-
Ing hard or uatic asci render themselves liable 10
the penalty Of tie Law ard all persons violating our
trade marks a-e punishable by nne and imprisonment
SEE ACT OF CONGRESS, AUGUST II. 1876.
Il The genuine LCE[LLARD TIN TAG TOBACCO car
n, distinguished lya TIN TAG on eacA lump with the
word LORgILLAED stamped thereon.
& over .O:S.; tons tobacco sold in =. and near
T y 3. 900 persons employed in factories.
. Taxes paid Government nj - : about $780,
/ 900, and daring past l = years, over sn0N,O1.
These goods sold by all obb,rs at manufacturers ra,es
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FRIDAY.

There was full attendance of The members
at the city hall on Friday.
Mr.. Lynch, from the special committee, to
report resolutions relative to the death of Giles
w. Jackson, submitted the following:
WHEREAS, Giles W Jackson, who has been
a county officer and closely connected with
this board since 1850, when the county adopt
ed the township organization law, has mad his
connection severed by death, the one and only
means Ivy which the county could be deprived
of his invaluable services;
Resolred, That for his family We most SIN
cerely regret the loss of devoted husband and
kind and affectionate father; fOr ourselves
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STATEMENT

Ofhe amount md rate per ce,t, that nil be ggH,'-
al TO 6tiiM a Coa's House and Jg4 costing 800,
10000
The capitalized assessment of the county for a. ID.
1877 Is az follows.
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ARE THE
TOTAL DISBU RSENENTS

On ,cr0nt OF the Several Departments Of the CITY q Qua
VA from the beginning % the present munich
pal year 20 date - this report;
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Published u accordance vita the proNls"ns OF AZ N''
nance adopted April rh, lsl..
"'"N d. i'''-' ARTHUR T. BARTElS. CITY CLERK
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The rate per cent. would DC ! 40 mills.
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@ Look happy, if you DO not
feel so. Present a cheerful exterior,
though your mind heart be troubled.
Never wear a face which. as Sydney
Smith says, "is a breach of the
peace" DR.. johnson used to OBJ
serve that the habit of looking upon
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To DRIVE AWAY RATs.-A lady
writer in New York journal dis.
courses in the following style, con-
corning her treatment of rats and
mice: We cleaned our premises Of
these detestable vermin, by max
ing whitewash yellow with cop
peras and covering the stones and
rafters of the cellar with a thick
coating Of it. In every crevice,
where a rat might tread, was put
crystals of the copperas and we scat
tered the same in the corners of the
floor. The result was a perfect
stampede of rats and mice. Since
that time, not football of either
rat or mouse has been heard about
the house. Every spring q coat Of
yellow wash is given the cellar, as a
purifier as we'll as o rat exterminator,
and no typhoid, dysentary or ferve1
attacks the family.
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tRoKrs
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summer r's>s> drOop and die.
80 in hours Of deepest gloom.
When the springs of giadne-s fail,
Aud the ro~es in their bloom
proop like nlaidens wan and pale,
We shall find some hope that lies
Like silent gem apart.
Hidden far from careless ewes,
In the garden OF the heart.
Chorus.
Some sweet hope to gladness wed,
That will spring afresh and new,
When griefs winter shall have fled,
Giving place to rain and dew;
Some sweet hope that breathes offspring
Through the weary, weary time,
Budding for its blossoming,
In.the spirits glorious cline.
CHORUS.
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E What shall I give, To the
hungry, give food; to the naked,
clothes; 20 the sick. some comfort;
to the sad, q word Of con<olafion; O.
al wa nsses. q sznis and cheery
grseslng- GEvs fosgIsene~ 90 your
ensn4se~. give paiaenos % the frerfni
grre love % ssar boa~~hoas.: and,
2Asgxs a.. give yszr 6@4rss tS God
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CHORUS.
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. 81 Chemical analysis discloses
the fact that among the many arti-
cles used as food there are only two,
wheat and milk, which contain all
the elements of the human body,
and in the proper proportion. 9th.
er articles, such as butter, sugar,
syrup, and fat of all kinds, are Who'll.
ly carbonaceous, or heat-produ:ing,
SO that if human being were to at
tempt to live on these articles alone,
his brain and muscles would starve
By actual experiment it has beer
found that q man could not survive
two months on such Q diet.
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