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fnd dsily cry OF lamentation ut
tered BY All the press Of Southern Rus
STA. As = very certain proof OF how
enormous il The damage caused n the
crops nom this corn beetle. OF By what
eyef ether name The noxious insect may
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DR.. r. V. PIERCE, having acquired a Worldwide
reputation in the treatment OF Chronic Diseases
resulting in professional business far exceeding
ais individual ability 10 conduct, some years ag(
selves with him, the Faculty or ths Worlds Dis
1ensary, the Consulting Department OF which hal
ince been merged with the INVALIDS' HOTEL
The organization has been completed and incorpo
Iary Medical Association, with the following otceI1
Hon. r.. v.PIERCE, PrsI. +. d. PIERCE, Y. Pres.
! JSO. L. PIERCE, Sec. LESTER Il. SMITH, Trs1s
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF emf
nence and skill have been chosen as the Faculty.
CHRONIC DISEASES of all forms come within tn
province of our several specialties.
LUNG DlSEASEs-This division OF practice I
hent aud skill. Bronchial, Throat, and Lung Dis
Eases treated with the most successful results.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.-ESpecially are our facilt
fties OF superior order for the cure of al thOc
NERVOUS Observation-Disclosures Nervous Debil
ity, Epilepsy ttlsh ChOrea (St.Nituss Dance, Neu
ralgia, aud other nervous affections, receive IN
attention OF an expert in this specially.
NOT NECESSARILY TO SEE PATIENTs--By on
original system or diagnosis, we can treat man.
chronic diseases successfully without as with
personal consultation. For particulars see People
Common sense Medical Adviser" 100 pages sen
postpaid Tor sl5O or" lnvalids ana tourists Gud
Book tl0O pages, 10 cents pOst-paidh
SURGICAL CAsEB.-Among the operations Which
We are called upon most frequently TO perform, ar,
those for Nasal POlypus, Harelip, Tumors, Eistul;
Ia Ano, Piles, Hernia tRupture, Hydrocele drops.
ii tile Scrotnm), Naricocee, Ovarian and Uterin
Tumors Calcui (Stone in the Bladder, Structure
etc., etc We also treat successfully, by new meth
Od without surgical operation, cancers, Club-Ieet
Spinal Curvature, and other deformites. tSee pam
pLlet entitled, - Motion as Curative Agent" sen
On receipt Of ~ ceuts.l
Address, Wsflas 9isrsnSaFy Medical Association y,
BUFFALO, y.
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they are without e rival, and with proper diet
never fail to cure Dyspepsia. Taken into the
stomach, THEY IMMEDIATELY GO ABOUT
THEIR WORK, removing all distractions to
the General Good Health, whatever those OBJ
structions may be.
If taken in time to remove the bile from the
stomach, they will counterfeit the causes which
commonly produce the Yellow or Bilious Fevers,
Fever and Ague, Bilious Collie, Pleurisy, Worms,
Dysentery, Vomiting, Sick and Foul Stomach,
Headache, Lossof Appetite, Flatulency, Spasms,
Coughs and Colds, rheumatism, etc. Many
days of sickness and hours of distress NAV be
avoided by timely dose Of MONKEYS T.X.S
LIVER Pills.
They are so certain in their effect, that one.
and not more than two doses, taken as directed,
gives full and lasting relief, entirely exploding
the old theory of taking "peck" of pills to
cure 6 Pint "of disease, and every family should
have them on hand for their protection, and
relief when required, for those who have used
them lind the benefit they seek.
SUGAR COATED.
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THAN a GOLD sIsE.

Two sections q go acres eseh. o. rich land 10
Keff conbfy. Texas, - y a. affes good timber
an1 water. Lad fof sale In TariO1E rETfg %
TEXAS, land eeftiffates bolehl nn6 soif 0ise
- 4 eSll a. write Tor car H1uae G.II11. ec1fsLn~
Ink much V1inabie information fcf fboeE SAINT
knR EcDfg IN IeLae, Afk1neae o. coIGfaeo.
PElce ulfb Enps - Genie. Write =
&C. WILSON.
sg75dHlT Dsuison tassysor, %. Teas
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First Grade-Reading, Spelling and oral les
SONS in numhera.
Second GTade-ReadiDg, Spelling, Primary
Arithmetic, Geography No. l, Writing com
nenced and continued throughout the course.
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Senator Gordon's brother-in-law,
who held position under Sergeant-at-
Arms Bright, at the Capitol, has been
discharged for alleged insuhordinatiOr.
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Is divided into three departments:
Primary of first and second
grades.
Notwithstanding OF first, second and
third grades.
misunderstanding of first, second, third
and fourth grades.
The course is further divided into the schools
OF
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MAKE EEES LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist new
travelling III this country, says that most of the
Horse and Cattle Powders sold here worthless
trash. He says that Sheridan's Condition Powders
absolutely pure and immensely valuable. Moth
ing earth will make heas lay Ike Sherdan's
Condition Powders. Dose one teaspoonful to one
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English, Latin and Mathematics.
PRIMARY DEpARTMENr

Students completing either school are en-
titled TO Diploma for the same. and upon fin
ishing the full course, Diploma OF Graduation
will be conferred
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LAND AcEscrEs
Read and Examine for Yourself.

NJ. b. SWEENEY, Land Agent, who has on
hand for sale from 2saUOo 10 Ssn an .e-ss ~
land in Cinsrent counties ia the Stale Of Trxss
the finest improved farms small and large. wild
lands and stock ranches; large amount OF prop-
crty IN the city OF Austin. improved aud amin
proved Buyers will End IL to their Interest 10
call on or address N. b. SWEENEY, as Con
gfess Avenae, Austin, Texas.
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BY Universal Accord,

AYERS CATHARTIc Pills are the best Of all
purgatives for family use. They are the pro-
duct of long, laborious, and useful chemical in
vestigations, and their extensive use, by physi-
clans in their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most effectua
purgative Pill that medical science can devise
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
their use. In intrinsic value and curative pow
ers no other Pills can be compared with them.
and every person, knowing their virtues, will
employ Them, when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order, and maintain in heal
thy action the whole machinery OF life. Mid,
searching and effectual, they are specia ly
adapted 10 the needs OF the digestive apparatus,
arrangements Of which they prevent and cure,
If timely taken. Theyare the best and safest
physic to employ for children and weakened
constitutions, where mild, but enectud ca
thartic lie required.
FoR SALE BIT ALL DEALKRs.
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BEARD ELixIl
VTiTf'- RICH blood!

Parsons Purgafiye Pills make New Rich
Blood, and viii completely change the blood in the
entiresystem in three months. Any person who with
take pill each night from to IL weeks may be re-
stored TO sound health, ii such a thing be possible
Sent by mail fer letter stamps. 1. -. JOHNSON
q
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a CARD.

E d. BAsSFoRD, Cooper Institute, New
York has Just Issued his great Spring catalogue
for 1873. This book. OF over 50 pages Of close
" printed matter, is the GTst Of lie kind that
has ever been gotten up. Il ts intended espe
eialiy for h0usekeepers or those intending soon
TO become honsekee7ers- Il gives the cost in
New YORK OF every article that enters into the
economy OF housekeeping. email and large. In
China, crockery, Glass. Cutlery. Silver Ware.
Tin. Iron, Copper, Enzneled and Wooden
warcs. all indexed and arranged alphabetically
80 thai any article can be quickly found.
Also gives discounts and Other valuable inf0rma
ton. The book viii be mailed On application
10 any Subscriber Of sAis paper. address I'd
WARD D. BAssFoRD. Cooper Insufute. n. Y
n91p14Wiz-
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FoR SALE BIT ALL DEALERS.

HANS VEGETABLE sIcuIAH HAIR RESKwrK
is 8 scientific combination Of some of the most
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair TO its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean 1t
cures dandruf and humors, and falling out OF
hair. 1t furnishes the nutTitive priaeiple by
which the hair IL nourished and supported. II
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and L.
unsurpassed - hair-dressing. Il lie the moss
economical preparation ever offered to the pab-
lie, As Its effects remain long time, making
only an occasional application necessary. It n
recommended and used by eminent medical men.
and officially endorsed by the sisie Assayer OF
Massachusetts. The popularity OF Halls hair
Remover has increased with the test Of maax
years, both In this country and in foreign IAnas.
and il is now known and ased In all the civilized
countries Of the world.
FoR SALE BIT All DKALKzs.
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
F0R SPERMATTORHGA,
"SgRBgMAG PASTELLE"


- I<zszf7.-.,-- A Valuable Discovery
ASstS%S,S sSSEs and New Departure in MeI
fl9rfaiA NS'NNNNs.lSNNeo zeal science. eutIrclS
EtsfTtfigi 'NN9eSA New and positively effect
ElEsAtssl IL. 49,. i've Remedy tor the SPEEDY
keSIssSad ''-uS '''1'n' - and permanent Cure
&SSsS Sem inal Emissions &
w Impotency by the only
.sAse AIS .ssIyat 'I.IL.t tine ~ey Vi2; Diree'
cipa seat Of the Disease acting by AbsSrntin and
ting is specific influence the Seminal Xesicles
ulatory Ducts, PROSTATE GLAND and Urcthra The ust
oithe leinedY 10 attended with no pain Inconvenience
u quickly dissolved aud soon absorbed producing Al
immediate soothing and restorative effect upon the ser
ua ana nervous ORGANIZATIONS wrecked from abust
and excuses, stopping the drain from the system estor
ingthe mind 10 health and sound memory, renoytus
the DImness ofSight, Nervous Debility. Confusion
ofIdeas, Aversion to oclety Etc Etc and the nppear
Gnce Of premature old age usually accompany rg mi,
trouble, and restoring perfect Sexual Vigor ha
been dormant This mode OF treatment has stOo,
the test n very cases, and a pronouuCeC
Drugs too much prescribed these troubles
permanent good. Thee is Nonsense
ton. Practical observation enables positively guarnn
tee thsf IL viii give satisfaction -OuTing the
years that IL has been in general
ed by the Medical Profession to be the most rationa
Yet discovered ct reaching curing this
seG trouble that is Tel known 20 be the cause of uuioC
misery 10 so many ana upon whom Quacks prev viii
in box enough 10 asst month and sent IN plsii
wrapper hy mail sealed $3-TwO foxes fsufclentt
eheca permanent cure unless SThree
lasting three full months. will st0p smsuons ant
'esoTe vigCr, in the worst cases s7-Fuli DIRECTIONS
for using viii accompany EACH BOX.
<Send for Descriptive Pamphlet giving Anatomica1N
Illustrations which will convince the scepticRl
that they can be restored 20 perfect manhood and
>sent Sealed for stamp any Sold ONLY by
4 a
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GoRN, OATS, HAY,
And aa.other forage OF the best aa,lltv in
market. delivered promptly. Al the so.e-
priees. Also. fan sleek q frs.k f.uIlv s-o--r
ies- GOODWIN THonsoE
Pc an ssress, near iEo1 kride.. nys,z,n.
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III. PierG8's FaYoTite Prescription

The term. however. e fIr \ f4ehse expression Q.
Yy high arp-t-tt;Iou = i-s y-iur. bsed upon per.
ignf ~ gN1fllTf- lave willie V4itC-sirg IL psi
I've results i t. special ti-t1sc= Incident 70 fle
ryauizrl % oman. -lglfi 10 ot 5 the cil1aT o.
0wninsg gem OF my medical career. On IT. merits
positive. safe. aLI cLecfU1l remedy for THIS class
fdlseasCs. IN tlt viii. - Al lines and unCiet
IA circumstance, act klniiy. IN wiilg 70 STAKE
ny reputation - physician: AID 50 cciiut!tnt -I
That ~ VII not dt-1TIclut i- most s1ilgu.ne e.
ycetatIDts q silg!e INVALID LADY so uses IL Tor any
4 tic ailments Tor which rcorr,crit 4. that otcG
md SCI, II under POSITIVE GUARANTEE tFCi
Cntltious, see pamphlet wrapping bOtuC-l
The f1ll wing are among those diseases IN which
ny FnTorte Prescription has WORKED cures. as ~ ~
maybe and with certainty never before attained ~
ny u.cIlciEe: LsuCorrhos, Excessive Flowing.
'aiufI Monthly PERIODS, SIprEcsslcr.s wien ron
apsrs. or flIns Of the Uterus. AHteTerslCn and
leIroyCTz!su, EessTIns-dcwl Sensations, internal
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Dcspo1ce1cy.
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic CcagpziiGn, In
ANIMATION and ICcrl lon a the Uterus, inpotency,
3aTrcuncss, OF StcIiIity, ard Female weakness. ]
10 not CXtol this medicine a " curc-all,m but II
.dulirably flills EiRzicnes= o. pIspCsS, b5ilg :
most perfect specific IN al chronic diseases Of The
exual system 81 wonsu, II VIII not clsaQpO.nt, mol
gill IL DO harm. in any state or condition.
Those who desire further Information these sub
scts can obtain II in TIE PEOPLES COAIsiOS SENSE
IEDrCAL ADyISEr- = book " over SO pages, sent
rost-rz!d receipt Of Sl-l. II treats infinitely 81
hose diseases peculiar 10 Females, and gives much
Hluable advice IN regard 70 the management Of
FEvoTito Prescription sold By DruCzists-
Il. V. PIERCE. n. D.. Prop'r, WoElI's DispeEsaTy
~ FHrr - ~ ~
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THE TOR0NTO ssADVRRTisER.

Isths bed fam. > nswspapsr pubiished Il cans
a has the largest eireul4tios % any weekly win
- exception. and Il the best ned an % a.
are the lowest q any other weekly, aud the SAB.
srnpfion u only ~ per year, tep1 postage patd
10 az part % the World.
KDWAkD DgyIaE, Precipitation.
Onces--i5 and - AdslAide street kass. 1aEoIfo
Canada
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W O M AN

Fy IN Immense practice 90 fl. Wc-i..'s Dispen
AIRY aud !nr1ll' ii9tel, having irllei I--;y il1u
1ui ras-s - ts1se u-s--=ss cas- % woman. ]
ave been c1i..i 90 = ril --os- io;-nt and p
gc ~ FOR these 70 g. ass.
70 designate this natural sseeiac. have named
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Rates OF TUT
THE COURSE OF STUDY

50, 81 and 81. payable at the end of evel
month.
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JOHNSON,S ANODYNE

HAIN AIsl-ElLN IL
For Internal and External Use.
CCRES-Neuralgia, Diphtheria, Group, Asth-
ms, Bronchitis, Influenza, Sore Lungs, Bleeding al
inc Lungs, Chronic Hoarseness, Hacking Cough,
Mhooping Cough, Chronic Rheumatism Chronic
Darrhea, Chronic DysenIery, Cholera Morbus.
kidney Troubles, Diseases of the Spine and
Lame Rack Sold cNarvrvhara
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G. X. JoHss, JOSEPH SPENCE,
Ex Comptroller. KxCumn'r Il. l.. once
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ED u ITO AL
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This is the case with the Mexican
Mustang Linim Every mail
brings intelligence 0f a valuable horse
4 saved, the agony OF nm awful seRld or
4 burn sabdssed, tle horrors OF rheu-
Inatisn overcome. and OF "A thonsand'
and-one other blessings and nnercics
4 performed by the old reliable Mex
4 lean BIusfang I.fIsisaent.
All forms Of outward disease are
1 aneggtlV ptfre,t hv The
The daily gazette., 1879-07-26
ResAeral News.

There were ten deaths from yellow
fever In Memphis during the twenty
tour hours ending at 6 lsst night. All
the avenues OF escape from the city are
first being closed.
Secretary Sherman, who grows less
and less statistical aud more and more
stalwart as he gets further into Maine,
spoke last night ut Augusta.
Lieutenant Governor Letellier, Of the
province Of Quebec, was formally dis
missed by the dOvernor-General yester-
day.
In another column will be found q
summary Of Admiral Ammeh's report t0
the Secretary of State Of the proceeding
of the IDterOceanic Canal Congress n
Paris and of its results.
Joy, Fortuna, Franklin and Bill Dill
Ion were the winn. rs of the several racei
at Saratago yesterday.
Mrs. Johanna Brennan, one of party
of eleven refugees from Memphis wht
arrived In New York on Tuesday, diet
of yellow fever yesterday ~ No. A6 Eas
One Hundred and Ninth street. Th'
other nino persons, two of whom arr
slck, It is supposed with yellow fever
were removed to quarantine, DR.. Van
derpoel ordered the steamer City OF M or
ida away from the city in Q hurry yes
terday, taking the occurrence OF q sec
Ond case of yellow fever among her crew
az an ,ndicati in that the vessel is infec
ted.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-26
AN EDITORIAL ASSAULT.

As Christopher Brooks, one of the
.'charactels" abOnt town, who Is cele-
brated as being the only co!Ored news
boy on the street, was jovially laughing
aud taking In front of the office of an
afternoon paper at Fifth and Market
stree s, NJ. VIM. Il. Croasdale suddenly
ran out aud told him 10 "clear out"
90 hris" replied rather Indignantly that
he didn't wish 10 be ssbullied," and the
next thing he knew he was in serious
trouble.
Mr.. Croasdale girded up his loins and
seizing him, completely demolished him
for the time being, and forcibly exhibited
his prowess as scientific pugilist.
The editors ''energetc fist" was very
inergetic, and, according to the
81 atement of other newsbOys, who fed
and watched the difficulty from afar with
interest, "Chris" was cuiled around the
head and punched in the eye, and, re-
,siving the impetus from the editorial
ro., was landed in the middle of the
street, shirtless, hatless and detected.
lie sued Mr.. Croasdale before Magis-
irale Brady and this morning that gen
'emo 1 waived hearing, at the sugges-
ton o Geo. ii. Bates, Esq, his counsel,
and entered bail to insure his appear
ance at Court TO answer the charge, to
The amount of two hundred dollars. Mr.
Bates went his bail.
The bottom of the difficulty appears tc
that "Chr;s' is a bad boy and worries
Mr.. Croasdale, but he, ("Chris,") says
it is all caused because he sells GA
zETTEs and Republicans and does moi
deal in Mr.. Croasdale's paper.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-26
A PROMISED SCANDAL.

BALTIMORE, July pa dispatch
f,om Washington TO the .'Sun" says:
1t 10 limited at the Department. Of State
that Col. Mosby will resign his position
as Consul Of Hong Kong next fall, and
that bis return 10 likely 70 open up again
the whole scandal Of the Chinese mic
sion and the Hong Kong and Shanghai
coiislilates. 1t s eTs that soon alter
Mosby got In China he reached the con-
clusiOn that forty thOusand dollars in
consular feeb which shonld have been
turned over to the government had not
found their way In that direction, and
that n least $2O0, 900 Of the fees collected
In the last seventeen years, unde' the
law regulating Chinese emigrants to pro-
cure the CO lsul's certificate before EN-
barking, has never been turned into the
treasury. These charges Mostly 1t seems,
sent to the Secretary Of State In the form
Of dispatch, Rearly fou- months ago,
and IL Is said at the Department Of State
that as vet no reply has been sent Mosby
BY the SecretAiJ. The failure of Mr..
Evarts to promptly respond to Mosby's
charges It's IL thought has led the latter
tp believe that bis cOurse hrs not been
approved Of, aud hence his desire to re-
sign. II ID unders Ood that Gen. Grant
reviewed the whole situation while
In China, aud that Secretary Evazts will
take no action in the premises until
Grants return, when he will be able 10
learn his views on the subject.
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n.raer Out Aver lGaay YssSss


TANGIBLE EvrDENCB FOUND uNDHe ~
STUMP AND In A GROUND HOLES nOL1.si'
OLKN, n. Y, July 26y-RFeosseok
Swein, who peddled uheap joWs1Eys4
throughout this region twenty-nvAyeassa.
ago, was last seen 1t William MoeemA0h
farm, near the mouth of Lewis Run II.
Mexican County. Moseman and hi
soH .in.law had . bad reputation, anM
the neighbour charged that the two haa
murdered and robbed Swein. Pou1inG
an investigation AOseman soh has fsrh !
and went away with his family. tFour
years ago the man whclbought tha fagW
ploughed up the old stump and found .
human skeleton. 1t wfs coptectured
that 1t was that Of the missing psddser-,
Two or three days ago Thomas Dalton
and Gray Wilson sought shelter Fcm :
thunder STERN under the ro0ts Of lhfge
tree that had been blown down lleaf the
spot where the skeleton was found. They
discovered five breastpins and 1ady's
finger ring where the roots had torn the
earth away. A ground imole's barrow
near the spot was then followed with .
picks xe, and At the depsh Of four cet
they found in wooden box over peck
of jewelry, such as Swein carried. Thete
is no longer any doubt Of the guilt qf
MOSeman.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-26
Interesting River Operssaon.
[Cleveland Leader, July S3.1 -

About two years ago the waesr-pipo
crossing the river at Upper Central Way
bridge Yves found to be leaking very !
badly at some psint near tho CentFe % 3
the river. In crossing the stream II, iiso
about eighteen feet below the surface OF,
the water and Is imbedded1 in the ssud
about six feet. To stop the wsste of wa
ter the valves on each side Of
the river were shut off. Last week
George HI. Breymann, the sub-thafin6
diver, WIS sent to make an exAminAtiOui.
of the pipe with view to having it ros
paired without moving 1t II possible; To.
discover the location of the leak one OF;
the valves was opened for few moments.
when the clear lake water soon appeared
through the river water. "A large tug
wss then fastened with It's Whee direct
ly over the leak, and the wheet seAEt61
at full speed. In fifteen minutes q h0lAi
wss excavated down to the Pine, and - .
fore the sand had filed In again an, Inn,
preston of the hole and the surface .ok
laps and rivets near it YVES taken In put
tv. From this putty ,mpressiop Q mould !
of plaster of PARIS wss made In which !,
was cast lead plate Of the sxact fsrim OF
tho original putty impression. The hole,
in the pipe wes found to be about 4 by, ~
inches, and irregular In its marEn., A.
strong bolt, with plates, weshors ana
crossbar similar to the hand hole plate
for boilers, wrs then made and put Ii
place by Captain Breymann, the lead
plate being between the pipe and tho
iron plate. After the whole was put 10.
gether and the lead thoroughly caaked,o
the water WIS turned ON and the} lhaEu
found to be effectually stopped 81 q,sc
The daily gazette., 1879-07-26
A FIRE HORSE DEAD.

"n ,,sy,l one of The splendid pair Of
"mneu ny the Washington s. II.
sp"ny OF this city, departed this
aUu, ,u o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
,"a "a'eeh years. He had been sick
W. ievtr for week, and was
nY oecoming more and more ise-
'ew MINUTES before LIS death he
-, ~ effort % to leave his stall, but lust
,'" v'"ut''de the door he fell and
Ivy was veteran in the service
v.as uee,i IN the fire department for
.Va's Term of service exceeded
tae delaware Company. He was
n"s so1' ns , oe' 't, qui:t in the per
"ue,. e VI MS duties, and of such an
S.p n~a. nature That evoiy menber of
ha, ,sy s1iy regarded him Ps a valued
'''ehd' HIS loss is deeply de-
Ras.,o was purchased from Mls
f,ani, OF Newark, but originally
|as s% = n uil'o. He was OF good stock
M Su, very IN Expensive animal ,hav-
No oy very llttle time from sick
IN Jn aan could have been more de-
n any ormy than this dumb brute. and
t,. .ne oell always found him en-.
er a"s MS place in front of the
Apv m n'ast ~ night the mem beIs of the
rlrvs suui"tnred aa'' a neat cofii n and
|of N" "aS decentiy inferred on the
Hprin..' .'oremah, on the BRANDY
|tv s' road, about mile from
s h .ne past week the Reliance
OF III. s'oh S1a,' loaned to supply the
Pash"n','ck horse, for which cour,
te th"E,oh thapEIo members return ,hei,
AaseI aIiss' !" y :, A new horse viii bt