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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
MAIL CONTRACTS INVADED.

Contracts for carrying tho mails on
routes In Talbot county, MI, have been
made As follows: From Easton to 81
MlchaePs, 10 W. r. Sewell, at $3.50.
Easton to Tunls's Mills, TO P. MoNlchois
at sl69 co. ST. Mtchaels 70 Neavitt, 10
Vincent Boering, AT S72; st Michaeis 10
sherwood toJ w Jackson, at S33y.-
Tho service under the new contract Ia
Sherwood, is for daily mail except Sun.
day.
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REAL EsTATE SALES W. Bright,
Esq, on Saturday sold the lot ON
which the old sash factory was burn
ed, on Orange street above Fifth, to
John T. Donohoe, for So 500. M.
Donohoe has commenced to build ON
the lot.
He also sold the "Harris dwelling -
No. 3O3 Shipley street, for about &
500.
A 100000 MoRToAGk.-A mortgage
has been filed in the office OF the Circuit
Court for Talbot county from the Chesa.
peake and Delaware X. X. Co. 10
Channcey Smith and VIM. I. Hart Of
Boston, for 100000, to secure bonds
which the company propose TO issue,
Not more than one hundred bonds OF
$1,000 each are to be issued. They will
be the first mortgage bonds of the com
pany aud are secured by this mortgage
which covers the tracks, rolling 81 ock.
right and equipments of the road The
money will be used in putting the road
IN thorough order, and in building a
grain elevator at Oxford. The mortgage
is a lengthy document and covers tbir.
teen pages of The record book aston
Ledger.
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! DISORDER OF rAe KIDNEYS

In all diseases affecting these 9,s-pTa
whether they sscTete too muel @ls,etat
tie Water, OF whether tney " lia and
HIth Stone or gravel or Win seasa s,'nu
palms setiled la The loins over tAs1se
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22

J. F.. NEWCOMER, of Toledo Ohio
says; ! have been greatly benz d tied by
wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad, aud
would recommend all persons troubled
WIN weak kidneys to try lt.-See ADV
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FOURTH EDITION


Warmer. clear or partly cloudy wealth
er, northwesterly winds, generally back
ing to southerly, followed by falling
barometer.
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DIR HAYDOCK'S
vITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this pansl,sai
rs prepared BY Dr. HaydOck, upon W
l'arallel III the history oI medicine =.
Us results lar beyond any of the hliN
remedies ot the day. IlsllmuiaIes w
tloa, adds tone 10 the system, lrSisHss,
the Debllitited, and Is inIailibie iofS
cure Ca Diabetes lii lis worst lOIln =. L
One trial OF IA teaspoonfu ia =
lslass ol water Will convince The
akeptleal wilnlu from ten 10 twenty "
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. :: .20sln,,
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT n AGA LII EVIL. III !. .rn..


In the city OF Louisville, on
MONDAY, February 18th, 1881,
These drawings occur monthly {Sau
days excepLed), under provisions of
Act OF the General Assembly of Ken
lucky, Incorporating the Newport Print
1878.
ss-This Ii a special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81 rendered the following decisions:
lSt. Thu The Commonwealth IItstrtLttt.oi
Company Is legal.
"a. It's Drawings are fair.
n. B.-Ihe Company has now on hand
d large reserve fund. Read The list OF
nrlZes for The
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The City NarkeG.

The following were the runng prices Il
market this moraing:
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FEBRUARY DRAWING.

Remit money or bank draft In letter, or
send by express. DON'T SEND BY
REGISTERED LETTER or posi-
FtlGE ORDER. orders of % and up
ward, by express, can be sent at our OK
pense. Add ess ali orders TO Il. M. BOARD
MAN, Courier-Journal building, Louis
vile, KY, or T. j. C0MMERFORD, ala
broadway, New York. ianl,
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EFFECr OF THE TREASURY NOTES
PROVIDED FOR IN THE FUNDING
BTLL-oPINIoNs AS TO THE PER
CENTS.
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Philadelphia Market.

fHILADxLPRIA. Pa, Feb. .;-Fiour firm
moderate trade: supernnr. 8; cSV3 30 !:
extra SS .56l y Ohio and Indiana family
$ 2316 90; Pa. do ~ .5is5 20: st. Louis family
8 5Otf6 -: Minnesota Extra IS GOI5 1j !;
straight, s. S.66s': winter patton: p 5od7 30 !:
sprins: DO s. .'SpS O0.
Rye flour at - 90G5 %.
Western FED 81 lSdl l5iI; Delaware and
lSI. >
Corn steady: steamer 5;9i5stc; yellow 5lIS
G5jc mixed, 5415iLc.
Oats quiet, steady; No White E,a 451.c :;
No. :, 44c; No. ;, 10 isGie15c No. {. Mixed,
4lc.
Rye steady at a5c.
Provisions in steady jobbing demand !:
mess pork. Sl6G IL 80: beef hams $sl SOG.S 50;
india mss beef 80 90 (. . b. Bacon-smOked
hams lO114iIlc: pickle.t hams 9Gl0c; smoked
shoulders 6li6',c: salt do 5'.i5t.c.
L.rd-market steady: clty kettie ~! sc !:
loose butchers 3. prime steam SlO 6ls,.
Butter steady but only in moderate dainanil:
Creamery extra 81 I:sic 10 good to choice Sc
30 Bradford county and New York extra, tubs,
2.S2Sc dO hrkins. 22iI2ic; Western dairv
extra sj q 2ic: dO good 10 choice .Ol &c. Rolls
quiet, Pcnn'a Extra, l6IlSc; Western Re
serve extra. lStlE2.
Eggs quiet but steady Ia. .O1alc; w:steru
2o62lc.
Cheese steady but unchanged New York
fnl! cream, la9l3s.c: Western full cream,
Egg 1l5c; ITO fair to gO'si l2lgl2a.S; dO
hail skins Zoe {: Pa. do l015Illi.c.
Petroleum quiet refined Y4c
whisky at $, Il.
Srad~-iiOod to prime clover stc,iy
1T 1l,esGss1.; do .lo Timothy hrI,, ut >. ~
a. " 80 do fi:,<sec'' dull at 81 :il9l -
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WASHINGTON.

Tho Apportionment Bill to Give Way
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2G.-The conference
committee having failed to effect any CON-
promise upon the apportioDment question,
an understanding has been reached upon
the Democratic side Of the House that the
apportionment bill shall give way for the
present to allow the ways and means COM
mittee an opportunity to call up the fund
ing bill. The bill stands No. 10 upon the
speakers table and a single objection will
prevent it's consideration out Of
order but the other nine bills
having precedence may be laid aside
seriatim if the House so disposes,
and in this way the funding bill might be
reached for consideration in short time
after the disposition Of the sIndry civil
bill. As, however, the entire afternoon will
doubtless be devoted to this bill, unless \
night session IS ordered the funding bill
can not be reached till Monday.
Proceedings IN tho House.
In the House Mr.. Weaver asked leave
to offer Il resolution granting to F. w.
FO, tzschc, member Of the German
Reichstag. the use OF the hall Of the House
this evening for the purpose Of delivering
lecture on the present condition Of tho
German people.
Objection was made, ana the House
then went into committee Of the whole on
the sundry civil appropriation bill. The
amendment appcopriating 5000. O.COO sOr the
establishment Of naval coaling stations on
the isthmus of Panama was adopted by
So to G5. Mr.. Blount H"vc notice that he
would call for 4 vote by yeas and nays in
the House.
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On CHANGE.

improvement: IN the Now York stock
Market.
New York, Feb. &c, 1:l5 p. m.-1he
sub-treasury has purchased up to this
hour a million and half Of bonds under
Secretary S!ierman's authorization OF
yesterday. Tie stock market continues
generally strong and the entire list shows
an advai.ce OH the noon quotations, i'm
prOvement ranging from about half to
two per cent.
One Failure Reported.
Robert T. Hay, broker, has failed. No
particulars can be learned, but the failure
is considered very small one. 1t is his
second failure within short period.
I'm English View of Money Matters.
New YORK, Feb. 2G.-Kiernan's tinan
cial bureau received the following to-day ::
"London, 3p. m.-Markets closing firm ;
Englishmen calculating upon ultimate de-
feat Of the three per cent. funding bill,
and money being easy at London. At the
exchange large operators brought blocks
Of stock at prices allowing very large mar
gins.
Philadelphia: stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2G, 2p. m.-Thcrc
is a much better feeling in the stock E:ar-
ket ut this time. Prices opened this morn
ing at per cent. better than at the close
yesterday, but dropped off again to
the lowest figures. Then reaction set
in and now the prices are 4 decided I'M
proyaincnt Oh tc-,iays opening figures.
Pacific preferred is quoted at 20, common
AL Pennsylvania 81, Reading 81 Il. p. W.
49,, Northern Central As. Lehigh Valley 50,
Philadelphia 4 Erie 25ss.
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Port Crane Wine.

Port Grape :" Aucs
This Wine i. made in New jersey, and Is
said to surpass anything in the way of wine
ever made 1t is called Speer's Wine, pro.
duced by Mr.. Speer. Since the true analysis of
its properties was published by James Il. Chll-
ton 4 Co. those WHO could afford II adopted
its use in preference to foreign wines. Prof.
Chiffon usod it In his own family, and has
written TO the public the following card:
Laboratory OF J. Il. Chiffon Co.,
New York. Marcn IL.
We made Il careful analysis OF the Port g rape
Wine produced by Mr.. Alfred Speer. and do
rot hesitate IN pronOuncins it pure; 1t con-
tnins all the properties OF the Oporto grape,
and therefore. for medicinal uses. 1t is superior
to other wines. its principal effects upon the
system are mildly stimulating, dilretic, sudor-
i,ic and tonic. II will prove beneficial in aHec-
lions OF the kidneys and chronic di>eases,wlth
general debility of the constitution. Physi-
clans may safely recommend it TO ther patients
i'll place Of tho many doubtful mixtures too
often sold "a. pure wine.
most excellent article tor weakly persons, es-
peciai!y females. Ii Ia q very supcriO" table
wine, and the most healthy drink now in use.
1t is not q spirited or manufactured article,
like most native wines.
This wine i. endorsed by Drs. Atiec and
Dav:4, and sold by II. f. Slaymaker.
tlsewd&w
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THE HUMANE FAIR.


The Excitement to CUiBn;nate Tonight.
Last night was lively night at the fair
of the Big Six boys. Two wheels Of for
tune did a lively business and there was
much activity at all the tables. Following
was the result of the ciancing Muslin
cross, Miss Ida Forrest; panorama, Mr..
Iske / cwt. of flour, Ida Kahl; rar!"r
lamp, Joseph Dean; counterpanc. Mrs.
Maggie Shay sce-saw, Peter McCcnon.y :;
palOr lamps, PHI. Dourus: large cigar. Mrs
Sarah Wolf; cake stand, Ph. Wall silver
pickle caster, Chas +. Simon bride doll, a.
K. Zell hanging basket, Lottic Miesse !;
coverlet, Martin Rudy; cigar stand,
Joseph Wacker cologne. James II. Dean,
tidy, Christie Doerr; silk handkerchief:
Lille Curley shell box, Clara Crc>s box
of cigar, Joseph Nicmer pair OF fine vases
Mrs. Nicholson tidy, John II. Baumsard-
ner.
Tonight will lie tile last grand night o,
the fair and a great crowd is expected to
be in attendance. Purchasers who want
to get near to the tables will have
to 20 early. The voting will close
at ten o'clock, sharp, and TIC votes
will be counted ut once. different
committees taking charge OF each ballot
box and each candidate being allowed to
appoint one inspector. There arc sixteen
contests in all, the chief interest ccntcring
in the organ, the geld watch and the sew.
ing machine. There is u long list of can
didates. Voters must deposit the cas!,
with their ballots !; 10 checks will he
taken tonight.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-26
Live stock Markets.

BUffALo-Tho receipts OF cattle yesterday
were LOO hr;ri consigned through 10 ears
market siUil tending downward fair light
stcrrs ut 81 500 ! to : choice 81 Ii.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were J ,Sc5
head: consigned through: %; ears demand
good and prices Il shads higher: all offering.
taken fair to good western sheep. Si .JtsJ 35
goOd to fancy nt ~ i0IJ 30; not very extra
here; western Lambs nj 500 -; extra S'1y
6 80.
Tie receipts Gt hogs were 3,sG hc:'i con
signed through, Sd cars market dull ami
lower; Workers. %,o.l tu choice 50 Nlt6 e1
choice 81 10 good medium Stils6 Is; choice
heavy. 81 %; rigs. lisL; I" cho!ce, 6jtt' ~
market closed witt II %un,ilL"d owawara
tendency.
CINCINNATI.-lio,,s wc.a ...,ior; common at
- i0d5jl; light Il; D GDdC; packing Il! - 10
as 10: butchers :.I.U 9DsiU 30; receipts :-'aD
head: shipments .5a'd".
DErROIT.-ln Dressed nO:,:, hing done.
1NDIASAPOLIS.-iio;,, We're hl;h nv SJ.Gtn
$50: receipts $50 hC;tsi; Shipments :.sD III"
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PHILADELPHIA. stock Market.
SDCTUERN TRAGEDIES.
The VI urtierer OF Col. Potter Lyncles

The i1iurtlerer OF Col. Potter Lynchcd.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Feb. %
Faustinc Guitcrro, implicated in the muir
der of Col. Potter and brought in by the
sheriff last night, was taken. from Jail by
Visilantes and hung in the same place
where his accomplices were hung some
time since.
Col. SRannOn's Murderer.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Feb. 2G.-The trial
of COL Cash was concluded last night.
The judge delivered an impressive charge
and the jury retired. At 1O:45 they had
not agreed upon a verdict, and tho court
adjourned until this morning.
Mysterious Murder.
FoEr WORTH, Tex, Feb. :5.-Last
night II railroad grader, whose name is
unknown. staggered into a saloon ut mid
night, and exclaimino that he had been
stabbed. fell dead No one could bc seen
seen in the street, but the receding sounds
, of horses hoofs indicated that the mur-
! derer had fed.
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SPEC{AL NOTICES.
There Is n ia I'm in G,leaa.

The success which has marked the in:roIuc
tion of Cream Balm, Catarrh remedy, pre-
pared by Ely Bros, Owego, y. Y, is indeed
marvellous Many persons in Pitston and vi
cinity are using it with most satisfactory re-
suits. 4 lady down town is recovering the
sense Of smell. which She had no: enjoyed TOR
fifteen years, through :lic OF the Balm. She
had given up her case as incIraDl". Nj. Bar
ber, the druggist. has used it in his family and
comnends il very highly. In another column.
a young Tunkil.innOck lawyer, known 10
many o: oar readers, tcstifies that he was
cured OF partial deafness. 1t ;s certainly II
very cflicacious remedy.-FGs:cn, Fa., Ga
zette, AwGus: Il. 1879. t22-2wd&w
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Mothers. Mothers.! Mothers!

Arc: you disturbed At night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciatns pain OF cutting teeth ::
If SO, go "a! once and get bottle of MRS.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lievc the poor little sufferer immeGiately-dc-
pend upon 1t; there is no mistake about II.
There is not Il mother OF earth who has ever
u5nd il, who will not tell yon ut once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases, and pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription Of one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In 'he
United States. sold everywhere; = cents 4
bottle fci,S-dSwM,W&
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unchanged: common TO fair extra "a SO0
%: gc.Hd TO choice do s. 2j516 -.
Wheat shade better moderately active:
No Red. March. 81 ls9l Isl. April. do 81 l9'<
al 197. 10 May 81 ~.
Corn without decided change: Mixed west
ern spot. 56G51t4c; 'io future 5ts+ iSi1s.c.
Oats steady No. 2 March, 4S;z do April,
4ic do May. 1870 State. +t,s9;ac /: Western
isH@4.c.
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DE.7TgIE,

KAHI--!n this city. February ~. lSsl, Fred
crick :. Kahl, in the tn year of his age.
The relatives ana friends, also Noes X. Of T..
and L. X. X OF T., are respectfully invited to
attend tie funeral from his late residence, in
the rear cf ijI and a53 81. Joseph street, on
sunday III rrnoon, at :; O'Clock. In:crmcnt in
Woodward Hill cemetery. It'd
kRENTZ In this city, on the 18th inst. Cath
:trinc ErrnfZ. wife Ot Adam Krcntz, in the
7ith year of her age.
Tie relatives and friends of the f;.miy are
respectfully Invited to attend her funeral
from the residence of her son, Peter krentz,
No. Gii Manor street, Oh sunday afternoon. at
o'clock. 2td
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Tho llay Fixed.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2G.-The court to-
day fixed March Q as the day for hearing
argument i'll the matter of the application
for an injunction by the McCalmOnts
against the Philadelphia & Reading rail
| road and others with regard to the annual
election to be held March II.
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Col. ShannOn's Murderer.
Banks Lacking Out.

New YORK, Feb. 26.-The Ohio ma
tional bank of Cleveland has teiegraphed
to cancel their order to retire their circu-
iation amounting to 5000, 600.
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. y. Feb. 26.-Tl .
banks of this city have decided no: to sur
render their circulation
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- They are moi !, beverage, but :: medicine.
with curative properties of the highest de-
gree, continuing no poisonous drugs. They
.lo not tcal down an already Gebilitatcd sys-
TEN, but bald 1t up. One bottle contains more
hops, that is. more real hop strength, than 81
barrel of ordinary beer. Every druggist In
Rochester sells them, and the physicians pre-
scribe Observation-Disclosures Evenin" Express on
Hop Bit,crS. fi7-2wd&w
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

Itis impossible TOR a woman after u falthfuI
course Of treatment with Lydia E. P:nklam's
Vegetable Compound to continue to sufef
with a weakpcss OF the uterus: Enciosc
s,.r,,,, g.. NJ lydia = P;nkham, 233 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jy29-lydeOd&w
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G3EHL'TS.


Wv YORK. February 26-Flour-State
firm. moderate export and home trade ::
superfine state ss 6o@4 10: extra 90
Il 30T4 80: choice do q 55I4 80: fancy
do s. o5sSG so; round hoop Ohio 81 4O95 oj: {:
choice do at s. 65N6 15 sUperiin. west:
=; G0A4 90: common to g"Oi ex-
s.,:t :, :,l ',o Is G9iss Go. Southern quiet and
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WHY Wear L'lasters.,

they may relieve, bat the: can't cure that
lame back: Iorthc kidneys are the trouble and
you want Il remedy to act directly on their sc.
crrticns. 10 purify and restore their healthy
condition. Ei!ncy-W ort has tha: specific &c
.irn-nnd AT the same time ii regulate, the
bowels perfectly. Don't wait TO get SICK, bu,
get y package to-'igy, and cure yourself
Liquid aud dry sold 10y al hruggist..-Gcr
,.!GntDHH Tci"grGph. f2i-lwd&w
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Death Of IA Old Tele-ra pi,c..

lIrDsoS. n. V, Feb. 26-j:epI.en Law
renee, manager OF the Western Union
telegraph office. at this place, died this
morning. He has had charge OF the te!e :
graph Office ever since it was opened, about
thirty years ago.
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The New York Fire.

New YORK, Feb. 2G.-The tire at
No. 13 Front street, which broke out
yester ertiay morning, is sill smouldering,
and the loss will reach 5000
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 90, 1873,
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer fair weather, fol-
lowed tonight by rain, easterly, veering
to southerly winds, followed by falling
barometer
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CAMDEN, Maine, Feb. 26.-Penobscot
bay was frozen over last night for the first
time since 1915.
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Charged with Larceny

Officer Adams yesterday arrested Frank
Eckman, of Pequea township on a com
plant preferred by man named Neck. 1t
is alleged that Eckman borrowed Or hired
a quantity of lumber from Neck, and III.
stead of returning it sold it and appropri-
ated the proceeds to his own use. Eckman
was brought to town and held for Il hear
ing before Alderman Samson on Tuesday
next.
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ifisl Posters Bail.

Feeble and exhausted constitutions restored
to health and strength by Malt Filters.
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The Bill Posters of this city intend holding
Il ball at the opera house on Monday evening.
They expect large crowd. Posters from adj
joining towns have received imvitttions and
many will be present.
Gentlemen extravagantly praise the Cuti-
cura Medicinal Shaving Soap.
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a UCrlGN SALE OK HOUSEHOLD AMI
~ Kitchen Furniture at !. W. IlCELEY'S
No ~ SOUTH DUKE STREET. on Monday
morning at ? O'Clock. ltd*
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yEW .iDTERTiSEMENTS,

DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
/ Un MONDAY. FEBRUA AIRY y, ISL. ut the
Merfimac House. rs North Prince street, Ii
head OF Franklin County Horses. Among
them are some hcavy-bOned feeders. Sale to
commence at l O'Clock. =. III. \ credit OF 10
days will be given.
ltd DANIEL LOGAN.
4 UCTION On SATURDAY AFTERNOON
n and evening at BurkhOldcr's store, cor.
OF Chestnut and Plum streets. \ large variety
of Dry Goods Notions, Boots and Shoes. Great
Bargains. Sale at and o'clock pm.
SAN'L Hess, Auct. t.t2tdR*
r. IL. OF x. or P.-sIR KNIGHTS OF
y. Lancaster Division No. 8, will meet (fully
unifOrmctil 1T their armOry Oh Sunday after
coon, February -. 1881, ut ~. O'Clock. to at
Frederick kahl.
is'-StiRl JOHN DAKNHARDT.
N7OTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF LANCAS-
~ TER Lodge No. IS, X. OF T., are request
noon at O'Clock, for the purpose of attending
the funeral OF HrOther Frederick Kahl. The
members OF Inland City Lodge and TeutOnia
Lodge are respectfully invited to meet with
tS-2td JOHN l.. COYLE, &C.
'I'HE MONTHLY MEETING OF TIE
L Peoples Enil'iins; Loan and Deposit
Company" will be held this SATURDAY.
evening ut ~ o'clock, ut 81 North Queen
street (Mcclanics IIalI.)
Money loaned at Q O'Clock.
shares for sale i'll the new series. \ general
important amendments to the Laws will be
acted upon. By the Board.
lAttcsil II. W. vILLEE, Scc'y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-05
WISE WORDS.

Help somebody worse off than your.
self, and you are better off than you
fdncied.
To endeavor to work upon the vulgar
with fine sense is like attempting to hew
blocks with a razor.
The sublimity of wisdom is to do
those things living which are desired to
be when dying.
Let him who regards the loss of time
make proper use Of that which is to
come in the future.
"The book to be read," says DIR. Nc
Gosh, "is not the one which thinks for
you, but the one which makes you
think"
Any one may do casual act of good
nature, but a continuation of them
shows in part the temperament of the
individual.
Conceit and confidence are both of
them cheats; the first always imposes
on itself, the second frequently deceives
others too.
If men knew all that women think,
they would be twenty times more auda-
cious. If women know what men think,
they would be twenty times more CO.
quettish.
Like dogs in the wheel, birds in the
cage, or squirrels in chain, ambitious
men still climb, and climb, with great
labor, and incessant anxiety, but never
reach the top.
Three things too much and three
things too little are pernicious to man
to spend much and have little; to pre-
sumo much and be worth little; to talk
much and know little.
Memnon's image impaired not its
mysterious strains except at the touch
of the sunbeams, nor will manner yield
its true witchery from any inspiration
but that of the soul.