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PUBLIC S.4LES.
l.. XECUTRIX's SALE
RE AL ESTATES

The subscriber as executrix OF the last
VIII and testament of John W. Smith, de-
ceased, Will expose at public sale, ON
SATURDAY, The 18th Day of November.
at II O'Clock "A. m,
At the Auction rooms of Thomas NJ Ople
No. f06 Market street, n three-story brick
dwelling houLe and lot, on the east side of
Madison street, between ri nth and
Nlnth streets, In the city of Wilmington.
The lot is IA leet 10 inches ON Madison
street, extending back 81 feet to the wes-
terly side of u four feet Wide alley. House
contains rooms.
Sale positive. MARY w. SMITH
>, ExecutriX.
Il. NJ OGLE, Auct. noys-6t
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CURE YOURSE|

Dr Bohannan's "Nrgeisbl- tursii'e" i,u
permanently currall forms OF spsrmslorrh,1
hsaknss- aenerai D-hiliI., Impp'rnty. etc,
Lost P"wsr and bSlngs back tie "tsulhf@
hose VINO have destroyed II By sIu. .1dI
.rariis-s, In from two 10 seven VS. ~ Tin
", which has b.cD used bY Dr. 2.nsulan !
faie prAciile for over thirty yth'., vnnev
all Ia curing ven the WORST tASk'. ligNes
npsrtseuergy with wonderful eli-riti too.
nen who feel .rakncss beyond uur yr,t.
uing properties are felt a, once. Young
rom the Consequence ~ that d ,diui
,sbit " Self-Abuse can us- thl msdirns wd
ince ~ q speedy aud fEghANFNI sure.
tsius strength and elasticity oitp tits ,t nnd
irectl, On the p.rt. affected us a spoihml
nnic snd snpdync To the r,lafod rml
and irritai-d ducts, imraitsg pul-i and
storing them to their natural state, Ihe al
banefiil habit had never been lndu|fll IN.
iients arc simple productions of natu"-
1erbs, ete., aud are ,pecifc fpt he alsHe
oT-Prire, Five Dollars, sent WIN mi u
10 sny sddrcss. For sale only aI llt { A
iffio~, M. AL North Finn street between
avenue and Grcei. ST.. 81. l4pui, Mo L,iah,
A|-pr u s"fr-Ailse on Special Dl.sa''.
selear tlinestloi- Of the nature, sympo1
'ure etc., Of SYPHILIS, sFNihL Wf AhNk
FREE tn nuy shdrr.s tinau rtt'rint ut one -
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LrXECUTOK y SALE
Ia OF
R Il A l. ESTAT TIE.
The subscriber, as Executor of the last
ed, Will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day ofNOVEMBER
A. D., 1879. at o'clock, afternoon.
on the premises, the brick dwelling house
ana lot, No. l23 East Seventh street Will
m1ngton, Del. The lot OF land liz IA feet
front on seventh street, and w feet deep
me mousse ls In good order, conveniently
arranged, and will be sold on easy terms
10 close estate. CHAS. Is. LORE,
Executor,
now eodts. 1902 Market street.
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a IOTICE.-We, the undersigned. have
~ this day entered into copartner-
ship for the purpose of carrying on the
Jewelry business in all It's details, ut No.
~ Market street. Having each had from
twelve to fifteen years experience in busi-
ness we feel ourselves competent To give
entire satisfaction to rur friends and the
public generally OF whom we ask share
OF their patronage.
3. ii BAYNARD,
T.. &. WSON.
with an entirely new and c,onfbiNeXrSh
OF watches, clocks, Jewelry, silverware
spectacles, etc. oct5-tnovs
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ADJUSTMENTS


u WILMINGTON.
GEO. X. GOODWIN. Lessee and Manager.
Mr.. Goodwin begs to announce that he
has arranged with Mr.. MAX STRAkOSCH
for one farewell performance OF
Miss NeilsOns
Englands Greatest Actress and the fore
most representative OF
SHAKSPEAREAN HERoINES,
On Monday Evening, NOU. 10.
Miss Nelson will appear In Shak-
speare's dainty comedy OF
TWELFTH NIGHT"
which will be given with an ADMIRABLE
CAST, including Messrs. II. A. Weaver.
F. w. Sanger, g. Il. Bradshaw, Jr., Miss
Nellie Morant, etc.
MR.. EDWARD COMPTON,
From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and
Adelphia, London), In his great role OF
MALVoLlO.
Tickets may be had on and after Monday
at Thomas h Co. " bookstore. Parquet,
75c. Balcony, 35 and 50 cents. No extra
charge for reserved seats. novS.
CEvENTH ST. OPERA HOUSE
SAMUEL STICKNRY.. ............ Manager.
SIG. .....Stage Manager.
PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING,
BY an
EXCELLENT COMPANY OF MALE AND
FEMALE ARTIsTs.
First appearance OF the
LEONARDs. FEMALE GYMNASTS.
ADMISSION 20 AND ID CENTS.
nov6 lm.
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I OST CERTIFICATES is here
IL by given that application has been
made To the Farmers Bank, at New Gas
tie, Del, for the issue of n duplicate Ger
tif1cate, No. 1853, dated June lst, 1888, for Il
shares stock In the said bank.
JOSHUA II TWEEDY.
New Castle, Del. Oct. IL, 1879 octl4-3pt'
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~ By virtue OF WiliOI AIS Levar1 FAcla'
to me directed Will be exposed 10 Public
Sale at the
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Three hundred dollars reward will be
paid for the arrest and conviction Of the
thief or thieves who have been recently
engaged In nouse-brea Ing IL. this city.
JOHN z. ALMOND.
aug15-tf Mayor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
c 0 DITTO n s.:

All Trotting Races for three in five, e~nH0t in the
three year old trot which is hoSt three Ia all
trotting four ana three to
Entries to Trotng Race to close With Secretary or Sep
teInber lst 1879 Entrance fee, per Of purse
National Trotting Association Rules to govern trottng.
Nominations in stakes must be made to Secretary Sep
tember l, 1879.
Eatres for the purses must be made: For Wednesdays
races, Monday preceding; for Thursdays races, or
Tuesday for Fridays races Wednesday, for Saturdays
races Thursday the regular time for closing entries
designated by the rules Those who have nominations
the stakes must to the Secretary in writing which
horse they will start the day before the ocoCk
p Horses entered in purses only be drawn by
OF the Judges The rules of the Pacific Blood Horse
Association will govern running Each days races
will commence promptly at l O'Clock P. M. All entries
n be add reSsed to the Secretary.
LLOYD HILL. Presi Gent.
N. H.. EaSer, Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
PaUeEECTUs.

The subscriber herewithE'announoes his forthecni n
volume OF literary odds and ers letters, etc. the same
be ensiued,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12

~ Samples. wit, Instructions
for Self A8aasuYenn ent sent free
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12

No 10. Running Free for all D,shof three quarters
Of mile. Purse 500. First horse, $75; second, 50
No II. Same day. Trottng-Free for all Pursn, $500
First horse $780, second horse, $40; third horse $e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
WEDNESDAY, oCToCER 18th,

At 10 o'clock of that day the office Of the County
Clerk Of Olnsby County for the board and care OF the
stated price per head The Board the right
to reject any and all bids
By order Of Board of County Commissioners
Attest: J.. II. MARSHALL, Clerk.
Dated, October 6, 1879 S-l0d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
elect RIO LIGHT !
All AMI a-e l1se EIec4xyc Eight al EicoIIs
BY which eOl0rs ana quality can be
xeaa as clear ri Might as at
OSxGRy.

The rraae aud Pab'4t supa!.e8 uit1s Cloth
Aad TrlE,mia.:s ~ WIsS.eAsIe prices.
T IN STOCK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
STATE TIMBER LANDS.
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT,

STATE LAND DEPARTMENT,
CARSON CIV, Nevada, Sept II, 1879
A II. PERSONS AE:E HEREBY NGTI-
~ FED that the cutting of timber for any
pOse Any timber ilads-incuding the 10th and 36th
school land misunderstanding to the State of Nevada
contrary law, and that legal proceedings will he insti
tuted against all persons who have committed who may
hereafter commit any such rspass and damage upon such
lands
Persons knowing ny depredations being committed
upon the growing timber of of the public school lands
of the State respectfully requested to forward such
information to this Office.
A. j. HATCH,
Surveyor Genera, and 0fcio State Land Regis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
Second ssay-ThurSday. Oct IL.

Ne Runnng-Free for al One half n 70 ant re-
peat Parse $3.50 First horse $780, second $50.
Nos Same day, Running stake-DaSh of one mile and
quarter for three year oids. $25 entrance SO forfeit
!i59 added by the Society
No. 6 Same day, Trottiny For 90 class. Purse,
$500 RHs horse, $780, second horse, $40 third $50,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
ssg,-aRHu / REPORT OF the CUM ~
AUDITOR.

UfFlGA OF CoeNfY AODfTGk, 7
GaNssr COUNTY NEVADA, jay !, 1879. {
To the Hon the Beard OF County Commissioners OTosby
County State of Nevada
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report the fiscal affairs of the said county for the six
months ending June 3eth 1879.
Balance hand q: close OF business December
, 1879-06-12

nts24feh ~ 6f. !nHfs 9soAf. fertatrat.
LoulsyILt.R, KY., Juno p,--FenulIll. tlls cleo
tioM of Judge Ilasgis, BY thu Democracy OF
Eastern Kentucky. tu The position n,adu vacant
BY ths essaa4tuatlon Of Judge Elliott by Cos.
Tom Buforsl, charges basca upon altered dis.
reputable Alsd diaAoncst actions wers made
against thu rotalace of the Democrats. These
etarges were, IN bricf, tllat III order to render
himself eligtblu To election to 8tnte otF!ce
Judge lIprEis had altered tho record iu hia faul.
w. Di0lu 40 That hia aye appeared greater than
It's, Ills Charge was suppor.ed by eyltlet.ce
which seemed clear at!l inllspntable. but mot
wittlstal.ll!ng these facts thu Democracy
'launlcd thelr banuos about him, and as tl!at Is
all that y necessary to tceu5o election n this
accordingly elevated to thu high position OF
Justice 0t thu Supreme Court. SATURDAY q fuw
l.ouisyllie lawyers who believe that lIargis Is
Wutlty, a. charged. called . meeting Of tho bar,
a'ut to-lsy this meeting demanded Of him an
explahalton ero he be permitted to don eyen
tu etfliue ol Kentucky. lIargis has refused,
thus lar, 70 mike any explauatton, but eau no
longer hull bis ueave.
, 1879-06-12

40 tH& ttNlNF IL IRt fF6atnSe
MOLINE, ILL.,, juno 10.-ln your notice Of tho
new laws puasct by Tic recent session Ut the
ltliHois Legislature, published In TIE IMEnuNn
OF the 7th inss.. In speakng ot charucs undo in
thu Revenue law your Springfield correspond.
rnt rcfcrs to Senate I'M ut amending Secs,
an.l o. Of tho General Revenue law VI tho Stato
10 rs 10 provide thut "cun!pauIcs anl nssorla-
tuns organized for purely manufacturing pur-
poses," etc., "shull bu assessed by tho loea!
Anscasors III h'io manner aa tiu property OF In.
dlyi1uals Is required to be uSscssel"; nlstf, tn
commenting on 1t, saY8: "Unlcr these clIango.
~ tbs law gus rotlpauios will doubtless insist
thcy arc corparat!ons Nor purely manufacturing
purposes, mud, tiirrutort, only liable to assess.
n1ei!t by the local Assestor." 1lu admits " thty
appear nnlonE, tlloao corporations specifically
lnent!oned In Sec. u tllat must return u sta,n-
ticht 0f tlIetr capital stock to thu Auditor
1or assessment BY slIo stasa Board u
Equalization y; a1ltl concludes tut the amend.
nlGnt involves tnronslstenclcs that will IT,
This ,nw Of 167s, to which sllls ID IN slnenlmeut,
makes distinction bct"crll Hts companies aEsi
,nt1AlJHetHriHg companies, In bac. III, By rcNuir-
ins noth "gas" colniAn1es And "lnauutActur.
ing" companies to lhaAu u return, 10 thu
Asaossar. oi tlleir eapltal stock. Ihe atnn'ul-
inrnt III question keets up this dIstincltnl by
striking. .out notwithstanding companies, and 70.
taIuins fn tho Hut Nas cDtapanlrs,. Every UT Of
the Legislature In Eefcrsllcu to this nnicnuIpHt
proves eonelusiyt!y that It intended to ASSERT
LINT kas culnpAtlltA arc lot manufacturing
nan'fs, i% 70 much Tor " object aud parposo Of
Dut 1T u, for tho snku Of making our point
clear, 4,i1 reaching lc9il!luutely ti,e tulr and
tcgal interencg to 10 tlraWa tr.An tbs an,eull-
Mcnt, auinit thnt Nus companies aro u'anufae~
tu5!ug eotnpsaIsa. Are lhvy "eotnpa.ucs or
, 1879-06-12

= - =
Therc Ii nj MOSCOW a rertnin German, n bfnc'i-
smith, named Jordan, who married Russan
woman. After she lad lired some time with
her husband, she one day thus lovingly a,l-
dressed him: "Wly is 1t, my dearest husband,
that you do not love mel" The husband re-
piled: VI do love you, passionatcly." ~
have, as yet" said shc, "vccetvcd no proof Of
si,e desired. lier reply Vas: :" You ilayu ] noser
beaten met" "Rcnly," sad the husband. II
lll not think tint bln'ss were proofs OF love;
but, however, I wIll not fail 7eve,, Il, this ~
ssef a 10 mt lo,s atler nu beas H,r ,noat
process hfs rifo sllowcti him r,,,cf, greater at
1ection. 80 tlo repeated the excrciBe trcuuensls;
aud finally, while was still Ut MosCow, cut oil
her teul and her lvHs.
, 1879-06-12
GOSSIP TOR LADIES.


THE MARRIED. MAN.
ffHrtf,3f
Adown ian sttcct the marrlcd man
Starts uEf with hurried trcadt
Int from tho dom wttriy vD'co
tails, "non't forgot lhe hrcad."
fta smilee Nnd mods, ami turns to 70,
That catelcss nnrf!ci man,
When loud tho servant calls him, "Oh'
foa haven't got tho can1"
tle noi's s9nin. In frciful stylc,
1'ut pu!1cth dnwn hfs hat;
An,i laE h,s stetes, with smile,
Cries, 'Won't you lrlrg my htt!"
40 yes, +" he ahonts. antf. truth TO Toll,
lie need ilOt h.lOnt RO ln.ld;
1}Nt kl,stll hts to,I, viii stunning ycl1,
''TI!Gatrc. tfckrts for thu ctowdi"
Ills Daughter, from tho window HIGH,
Ettanz httN with her catl;
Size wnlits Il fan. d rAle nf H!orcB,
Aud now pink pataaolt
Ee lrass !scr no moro; far down Tho street
i gcholHE Io0tstcpF tfy;
And al. day 1nng. lit measure fleet,
liu hhlns "3wcet hny and buy"
Dat when the crontng rcsptte brings,
And hla .lnY's toll II duns,
Though told to get n hundred things,
uG haan't got y one.
, 1879-06-12
FEMININE NOTES.


1t was tho tructtlc1-laco, red-noscd Etrl vito
scislltz powder.
Last scason's hosc nre apou,cosIzcd In this
Ycar's parasola.
A talktnS'n,atcll between women would he
more natural ,tuan wal!.l,E-lnatch.-Drtr
frTe Press.
Ladies aro like wntr.,cs-prcttY enough to look
at; sweet fasu nntl delicate han,ls; bu somewhat
difficult to "regate' after ilty arc SGT ngoin,.
Man ia a EutEcon-wonlan Ia sl,c line; ltr
enic, the f!,at; hrr lSiEs, tiic bait: Luyo IL
the hook. Aud snarrlaGo Is tho irylng-pau.-
l'Hth.
Very kind Eentlcmnn-"Do you know, NY
dear, that wc hayc today Tie shortest tay ii
rnce makes sns forgot It,"
Said Miss Dotouart at tho Art Museum. "Yas,
! nm 10 delighted CllaWlna; md what bec-1ltt-
ful burst Is that UpIyusltetH aIuncY cpulln't
force he's into saving "bust.'-Bostou Itan-
scrtr.
New York brides arn said to bc complaining
II they en,unafel from the Decorative Art So
clctY, anl ono in1iEnunt benuty MlFeGea ltat ono
Of lIcr Glfta Was scrGnu sfiu worked herself and
sold 10 the Association lust winter.
Mrs. brown had often hcau1 alrs. johnson
srsak VI Mr Nostrun,, tho npothccary, as n llnn
etc. After that shc wouhi send nowhere olse
for her medicines, Tor, .nla sl,e, III want tue
best, II there's any host to the nasty stu!f."
A Clevelairl ja'ly who has lately passed. faw
weeks IN Parts always refers IL her kltullun.gttl
% hvs "lll!c % cuisine" licr son Will tnsist Oh
referring to the worthy don,cstle as our spot.
raesIer," n1l!cal to his nlotsars horror, -hut hu
hnsn't Ind tic hcrellt of atortus*htin "rarec."
'sHut you know, pa," suttl the farucr's tlal,gt,-
ter wacn l!o spoke to her about ttu addresses al
, 1879-06-12

Ycstcraay cnlfed 10 sec friend Of nlfnc who
had been n,Hrrcd about two years. found
him, his wffa, a,'d ltelr "a youth Of nbout 10
months old) seated ut Tie tca.tablc In tho old
fashioned way. After few minutes Mrs D.,
who Ind been Alfss Clara r., drew my Intention
to young Charlls, nntl Informed ,nu that tlIrr
hoy hal hcen to tie Zoo alh was r8,,ttIly neq,,r-
Ing froul his ltlrse full acquaintance with tln:
cries. MD roars, md bellows of brutes. She ha1
put ,hc boy through two or three exercises With
urcat sticccss, when she asked him. "Now,
Charlie, tlcar, tell INC what did tic slrcp sav"'
"Alatl!" answered tile boy. "Anh wI,a. .lid
the donkey say, dear" sn,d tl.e lnother. The
boy loukcd at Ills fnil,er lur help. s'WInnt did
TIM nsa say, dcor1'' repeated tue wife. u. put
Ills lAhd to his mouth a,nl prompted in stagt-
whisper, ~ tako thce, Clara, to b. my wcddcd
wlivt"
, 1879-06-12
Two End Men al thu Epi4copnl Church,

In q conversation Acld Ut one pf the Hsuto
Offices tlIls nornIt, senator Voorhees, religious
belief bsea'ns thy subject of.snquiry. .'He's
pcarea to spsak by authority, "aul was rou.
Arntd at Terre 1iautu a6ouk Two years ago.
Thurs were nearly twenty III the c|pss fur cuu-
aru'atlon atr. Yoorl!ees stood at oue end OF tho
line all bayliss u. lIanna At the ol!,er. The
Terfe laute newsboys and bootllacks, who
aro ~ 'pcrt, u,ni rlfppcr, un.l sassy' ~ thu
fraternity Aru elsewhere, dubbed The dstIn--
gulhbetl geufltnlctI Tho two cid lla,, VI tho
Eu!seoral Church. ,aud by tiaas title do ti4cy 60
~ INC pscaaut Uuy.n
, 1879-06-12

Al
IN l"t great ""'e "cst .'s.e III a'o h'a"! e'"'
Eic mems ooara!hE-houscs. they aFc not 'iko
home. Ono of the most prominent features Of
them Is thu Queen of Hush. Tl{s ia the yirl
,Ir, ,.o1t. ~. IN, tob,e ,rharo am +ho,s,,u1s
.'.'s ""'s. ~" ~, ILL.,. 'sto, ~ aS"
ol Hun W INV t"E!"c e'ope ""ose enIo,"e"s W
respectable Indies society has bacn for years
limited to The wnstcr-girl. It has been 90 with
..a., ,no,.ad r.,,rtr, r,., m tn,,,,, a,n rIor.T
ho"a'e"' -N .s;,'', o' -,
at stt'Elc-tnrs's boaFu'is'houso has started !u
with the honest purpoac Of behaving modessly
nm being agreeable ail;c to alt. But the
hoarlrr. rlI nav hcr ,Jttle atten lions. comn,l.
". A., an.,i, .,,,,,alv - ,,r s,ta,, to,, .n'n.
.nent 'eF' apcaA ooHssl5 w ne' "ast' taef so'nc
In to meals, pleasantly 10 hcr on leaV!ag. md
llus Ns effect. Eyer-rcrusrinr attentions u,,tl
,.,tt,,o,, ,,bo the .ttr,on ~ ,,,t.r oftcr
so,I'''.''' n ' tr'a % t.s, saaSss ~ ss ,s,,,'
"N!lc snow 1He Elrl peeon1cs nuheu up Win
aduaIOn; sue cannot stand prosperity. The
onco modest girl, blaang from the country,
hrromes ltnperIuus. From smiling rcsno usfya
nseu's ,,".. -.a -. .,a ,.atas. 'ups "''ta ~,
10 no p'casans sa''atMs oa "a, poarasss' sna
on, uni!l the klniliest attention from the poor
malc boardcr is met with dIsdaiu. she bus be-
e"uo na r'ei" 49,. y. A'"A' . ..,.,
croeps upon hlm-itsat tits datlY lash depends
upon Tho arbitrary will OF this Quecn, liz be-
car,.s oro,,o,,tn, ~ hor. .wta,, ~ ,,.,r,,.ro
~ I1,or n,v IN staucos ,,r,,,ns ;";'antn,,
,,,, a,,os, ~ % ,.,, , .i rtth goa
~ "u;. % ea sWe M ".ma ms.nu,u l"uu
r. .s osaes, .',, =. ias'tn, ''n f..'
t't ,E, ,n, sr ,,,:,n,,s ea r+,ius, o
n.s., r.5,na Ao' '''0''A' pSsA to's"' 1'e'
""n n,,s s"p,mss n.,a,,,u .o..,o.uo ~ A.. ..,.a
,, .is paoptlesos Or p.op7ea1Gss Q. t1e oonlu IT,
H.. s.ts nnsa' ~ nogs 70 ma.fsta't tat w
ii.en % st1a aS % us.uc v.u.tap'o gasei,, o.
.st .r,oua ,, Sht1o ,, o,,s 10 ~ ,e VIII,
une'stUos. t, otv " t'thel M'Ft nes t'ta'!s;
,;'. Su '''o ISempH1 t 'aos ,t, ~ 's ~
Ns. ouNsos ".u x, n.e'as ~. segpt1e Mn1en cows t1e
thrn,oh r"arv n,o,t',s ", s ~ .",,,1 VI,
,,I,u ms"s vt.n . nGpS aof GitV,a
tSm E ofGs tpp',s asahet ~, nohe.
oa..rs ts tan, t ~ r., .Eo ..s
oxos . ,ee ~ ~ uan Sa Sas, n t,as Gneen
ihnn iar s,l,Is"ts "a,1 nsv u, ~ sntt es,v
fsIs HnsG nv "i tIe ~ S~S;orc ti'e u III taeea u
11'!sn VI VIZ e'N!nl.oHulet
, 1879-06-12


CHICAGO, June t1.-Accordaug 10 tho laws
imposed npo'i physicians by the I" Gods of Med
tcal Ethtrs,'' doctor Is not allowed to alvostso
In Any mas.ner. lie may nut even engage III
charitable work as ptlyslctnu as this Ia i,ltcr-
prcted to sneau intention OIL l,is part To bring
himself moro prominently boforp tllppuIic than
hs confrcres. Much loss 10 II permitted to him
to make an honest nsc Of printers ink III thu
publication of reasonable statoIae,t Ut his
c|n5fns fur public fayor at,tl patronage, as other
business illen LslaY do, ntll to pay the uewspa-
pcrs for tho same. III many localities cycn tic
publication Ut hts card Is not allowed bT The
lon atM neither eot'tieetlon with medical socic-
ties, ability, rcspectahillty nosrcsponslbty Will
HlvGrttst, and thu masses Wit ho tlce0IyeI
bY hts false clafnss md flock alter h!nl.
Nevertheless, the doctor who is bound by eth
tcai laws AMI Tlo is nthfrat for l.Inu ,l.ll fano
manages In so.ne manner tu ocat the printer
out Of bis fees, md at tho aamc time to keuD
himself pretty prominently betoro tho public.
Taking lvnns scat In u popular church. t.ay-
Ing private ARRANGEMENT with Ills servant to
bad way to ntlract attention. Writing frequent
articles for newspapers over ones professional
signature ts another good tsny to prevent tho
publtc from loslnE sight Of hin. Getting onto
tion ami crcutlng dcn'nutl for frequent re.
ports also acconlpIshcs something toward tho
5anlu uuu. But the crca,Il Ut legitimate ultyer-
tisnE Ia generally ful,l,I tnn,ur:s specialists
WIN can cruato deinn1lti for their serylrcs on
the platform.
For instanco, II you cl,ancc to make diseases
Of Children speciality, how easy 1t IN to Inve all
tic "tnntlicrs Of Clcngu" " Just bs1fay yo1l 10
give pubIlr lecture nIl "flow tD Feed Chill
drct." This will Afford nnopportunsy Of Gousl-
hE tlle cty with c!tralRrs nf Invitation, uul OF
hanEng pfacartlB IN flIc strcet-uurs, Into which
can b. inEenloHsly ipEGrtca sumo pointed men,
lion Ut your spccinlty III cou.ertton with your
naule, us: MY Timothy Snutlgrass, II. D.,
da.hqr u Uiaa14It If CIti'tireH," Don't you sce
TINT 1t acconplts'es all yull destru In thu ylAy of
advertising, aud lukoly brands you ttuark tor
III You arc not qnaek-certalnly mt. Whom
physiclan eau alIqrd 10 edit ulctlleal Iuurnnl
o can do yoInethtn. In tic way Ut lcgtttnutn nd
yertlsnE BY y.ulnun,ng a reasonable portl0n Of Its
spacr with articlcs ahtIut what Or. S1lptIerass
has llona anl tho bUoka liz las written. II YOU
attend stato societies II Ii good tl!ng to saul
request to thu Iocal t'apcrs to announce yol,
ndlturlallv for MI evening lecture, to which tho
"puDllr are cordially inylted." on t'lu subject
Of the "Selloui-caill's btt,snn.ll," or sonla
other fanciflll topic. III this way Dr. Hnotlgrass
becpl'tM known aoroad, wllnnat any OF tho OK
pellsG Of y rual newspaper advertisement, Atil
without t!u colsuHuont otllnm Of beinE de-
1,ouuccl qIaek. And all thIs !Ikay bo lU,le IN
Ills naine OF I" Medical Etllcal" Culr1QuE.
, 1879-06-12

OON'L AlAltl&4 ~ TWIN.
correspondent writes the Cincinnati En-
q"irsr's "houselold Department" son,c words
Of warnlng apout twins, which illustrate the
way thu thing worked With him:
MunDoGK. H.. May ~. 1.70.-Let mo givo
hoy, for mcrcys snke .,ayu 1lotllnu to 10 with TINT
twin. narricd q twin. Iwns twin. Aly fatt.er
and mother wpre tWtns, and ~ were the parents Of
my wife. Cpllsugucnces: We hHye been married
ciKlt ycnrs. aud VT hasc ALREADY four raira ar
wins, fonng nnh aAa q Gtt!, II yon caa, WHIP
never heard OF tWlHs. e. d. MAA,
, 1879-06-12

THE VOICE 0 5 THE PEOPLE.

To til, EditaF ot 7as Tribune.
DnooxAys, n. y, 'k,ns 9.-in youv fssuc of
the 4lh Inst, wllon referring to thu election of
Kcarnay. you asl:,t" Whcre's Etefsf" Hui
Tho Chairman Of Tho stnte Central COMMITTEES
Of Tho l'cpnhlcan' phFty NJ CNliforntn known
might OF inc, perhaps the nnawsr might llayn
been. Win Calliornt t,.n Ks It fs. a NOTICE from
yo,l Of mr. work tnt,vf.rutrln last fnll nny DO
ih. u,cnns of enrrytg inc itither 10 aia III the
political c.lucnliuiI Of work,,g,net, hy my cstat
fishing in Their fnuiR tic Golrsl fact Tint every
blow mined Ut vapta a.nl calitaIi.ts tlcnls pain
nirl death tn the nlrasly oyerLurslcslrd workinE
classrs. Both iDy tdhguG md hcnrt ner ut al,e
services OF the trtfe friends u our rafsMfs h1li-
craftsmen I'M, aenlnst their rti gt'tinx.-f}rnnls
Kcarney. Yuurs RESPECTFULLY, D. q. Ecci.ss.