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The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
IMPROVEMENT.

DIR. N. B. Morrison has purchased of
81. @. McLear the building at the south
east corner of Second and King streets.
Workmen are now engaged in making a
number of alterations TO the store on
the first floor, which when finished will
be occupied by DR.. Morrison as first
class drug store. G. L. Parker, who
formerly occupied the store has removed
to No. Is E. Third street.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
MAYOR sEoKLEY DROPPED.

PHILADELPHIA, January 16.-Ths sx-
ecutive committee OF the COMMITTEES Of
loo met yesterday afternoon and were in
session for three hours. Resolutions
were passed declaring that, ~ Mayor
StokeIey had been renominsted by them
tor the Mayorality upon what appeared
to be well founded belief tnAs he 90
cepted their (the committee's) principles,
and that he has since declined 70 sub
scribe to these principles the nomination
be Withdrawn.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
MASQUERADE THIS EVENING

The urst masquerade ball Of the season
will take place this evening, In the
German Hall, Herdman building, under
the manag ement nf Anton Henze. Eve
~ indication points to large and suc-
ca ,sfui affair. The nuinber of tickets 10
Hunted AMI there are but few remain.
ing unsold. Everything will be done to
afford all who attend . pleasant time
Tickets are only fifty ssnIs.
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BUT THREE MORE DAYS.

Owners Of canines shonld bear In mind
IN It there are but three more days re-
mnIning wherein to register dogs. After
thu 2olh inst all logs found roaming
the streets without fhe Off cial tag, will
be gathered In by tho dog catcher. and
If no. called for within twenty four
hours will be extorminated. The penal
ty fer ke-ping or harboring an unregis-
terea canine Is SIS and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
ON EXHIBITION.

The gold medal to be awarded TO the
best contesting waltzer In the city by
the "Li.tle Harry Yacht Club" at their
first calico sociable, on Wednesday even
ing, January 26th, is now on exhibition
in the window Of McCloskey's hat store
No. Ala Market street. The medal Is .
very handsome piece Of mechsnclsm.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
4 Daily Sasstts.
"a wuMINoror PosT-oFSicn
hp sEcoSD-oLAss MArfhh'
fRST EDITION.

r. foreign trade Of the port OF
kdelpnia during 1880 W. was .aa aooas %.
Las. 600 imports and s4s, ,Sss, soS
IT, an increase of imports rs COM
a with 1879 of sbou: 1s millions,
4 decrease Of exports Of about 4
,ors The customs dutios collect
M wear we're about sis, ,s0s, 600, an
eass Of S2. .45O, 600.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
ANOTHER NEW PAPER.

Wilmington has another new daily
paper issued for the first time this morn
ing. 1t will be issued every morning
under the title of the "WilmingtoD Frei
Press" 1t is published in German, by
Francis Schue. 1t looks bright and
newsy.
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lmpoTtant.

. NJ. Kennard & Co. will offer during
next thirty days the balance of then
Ne line OF DRESS GOODS, CLoAxs AND
MASS, very much below former
b. Buyers who have not made All
h winter purchases. will do well 70
special examination OF this at
i've Offering at 62l Market street,
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Couamonwealsh Dlssribuslon Go.

TwBNTY-EIGHTH DRAWING JAN. 3lsT.
On Monday. January 81. the Common
wealth Distribution Company will hold
the Twenty eighth OF It's series OF popular
Drawings al Macauley's Theatre. Louis
Vile, KY, on which occasion Its aurao-
tive scheme of 1850 prizes aggregatiDg
ell 400, will be distributed among It's pa
irons. The wide. spread popularity which
this Institution has acquired Is unprece-
dented In the history OF lotterie1; and ~
well known reputation for fair deal
ing has obtained for IL an unparallel eleu
suecess, whole tickets, 80; halves. 81.
Send to r. M. Boardman. Louisville. Ky,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

Prevention IL surely better than cure,
and 10 prevent the diseases OF baby hood
from attacking your child, use In season
neInedy tor children. All druggists sell it.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

IS.-oR SALISBURY is quite right 10
Intention to press Tor vote on tns
kgg question. II Kellogg 10 entitled
H. seat be holds let the Senate iorm
Law so; If not, the sooner some one
really represents the State OF Louis
and no, a gang Of scoundrels who
aimee went to the wall Is seated the
lruwill Oe for the reputation Of the
"a States Senate. Let US have vote
.lemep.-Balto. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

Commercial Failures In 1880 fell far
short, both in number and aggregate LA
bllities, of those of the preceding year,
although the volume Of business done
was much greater. Evidently our mer-
chants are Suying and selling for cash
more generally than 10 other days.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

NoTICE.-Dr. Klina's Great Nerve
Restorer IL the marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Dlaeases. All fits stopped free.-
Send 70 93i Arch Street Philadelphia,
oct 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

IKE old reliable Commonwealth Dis.
tribution Co. draws on Jan. 3Ist. Have
your tickets in time, only two dollars
may prove your fortune. Send to r. N,
BOardman, LOuisviile. Ky.
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sob why should the spirit OF mortal
be proud =" We give 10 up-but when 10
see q man driving Q '.proud spirited"
team, we unhesifatipgly remark-that
man uses N. b. Roberts Horse Powders
Is cents ~ oil drug stores. janio-lm
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

Opinion OF Baltlmorean-I have used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for some time in
my family and found II the best remedy
for coughs, colds, &C., 1 ev er tried. .--Louis
BruninG, % Caroline street..
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IT NAY RE YOUR TURN NEXT.

Don't delay. but send two dollars by
first mail aud gel you ticket in Com
The sIst inst Address r.. M. Board oman,
Lo isviIle, Ky.
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ery certificate we publish regarding
.knlra Cough syrup IL genuine. ano
I'M pay n reward VI el ,,VO W any one
nux the contrsry In u siukls c1se.-
slrf. Meyer Il Co., Baltimore, NO
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4 enes roS OF Twist just rscsi ved at
: Uoacoo aro ~ ART, ,4th and Shipley .
ZIG retailing at 80 oents per
,,ksst stock IN the State
''Oes IN the country.
a. A, CHAPMLN, Prop,r.
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Meetings TO-NiGhs.
MoNDAY.

Friends Social Lyceum.
Uniform Division, X. Of p.
Shields Library Association.
z Minqua Tribe, No. 81. o. Il. M.
Delaware Lodge, No, I. o.o.R.
Herman Lodge, No. 70, /. o. O. p. hA
Washington Lodge, No. i. X. OF r.
Wilmington Council, No. s, O. u. A. n
Washington Lodge, No. .. A. o. q. n.
Union Encampment. No. 7, /. o. OF.
of I, MAJ
Wilmington Division. No. 1. Uniform
Rank, X. OF p.
Wilmington and BrAndywins Oounsl,
Ne .. y. q. A. n
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Have used DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup and
pronounce II the best medicine In uHa.
A case OF consump ption here was cured bY
Its use. We chserfully recon mead tt 20
all sufferers. Jeffesa, Roberts q Co.,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

Ingersoll has his creedo Il believe.)
He derives his creed from his bIble-the
universe. His gospel is the gospel OF
cheerfulness, good health, freedom Of
thought, liberty and intelligence. In
gersollism's savior Is intelligence. 1t has
. 0od-bnt Ingersoll does not 81 eak in
positive terms upon this point. He says
i'if there be God" In q personal,
hIppAnt way he refers 10 God, and some
people lhinke he believes In Him. He
does not believe In q personal God. But
that little ''if'' shows that the inner feel
ings Of his heart, like some heathen idol,
have two faces, one OF which turns o the
God Of the hill tops aud the ether to the
god OF the valleys. One is the deepest
feeling and inspiration Of his mind, i'm
pressed by every phase Of nature and by
all mankind. Il is In him and will be
with him to his dying hour, and like
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
a LARGE PURCHASE.
CATHOLIC SOCIETY ro ESTABLISH A
HOSPITAL NEAR DELAWA CRY

CATHOLIC SOCIETY ro EsTAHIIsIT
HOSPITAL NEAR DELAWARE CITY.
=. Yes erday, Rev. Iguatius Sagefer.
Superior OF TIE Society of s.. dom al
God, purchased the farm of Barney Rev.
bold containing 372 acres situated on
Tie road DC ween Ne~ Castle aud D.l.-
"Ae CITY, about three miles from ~.
latter clty. The price paid was S34. 900.
lhe purchase vas made for The puf.
pose oil establishing hospital, where
SICK and superannuated Catholic CLERGY.
men are cared for, aud when comuloIed
viii be The seeond one IN This conptrv
Ihe only one at present being a. Lapcas-
Ter, Pa.
The establishment of the institution
has been discussed for some time. Car
dlnal McCloskey desiring to have il
erected somewhere along the Hudson
river, while others desired il to be
located IN some ofthe Southern States
fihally the present site was agreed m
On. The institntlon will be richly en-.
dowed. ="
he Society is religious association
and It's members devote their lives M
charity. IL is very likely Thai at least
~ OF the members will reside ON tic
farm aud cultivate it. The work of
erecting new buildings in addition IN
the large brick house already on he
iarm VIII commence at once, and when
completed will probably cost $40, 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
DOVER, March rs. 1891

Adiutant General Poslles gave re-
sumo If the true intent and spirit of
the militia bill now pending before the
Legislature, last night. His state,
ment was fair, candid aud honest.
Colonel Macallister supplemented his
remarks by answering questions pro-
pounded. The GAZETTE otto morrow
will give an exposition of the n asu~e
and throw light upon The much moot
ed question.
On Tuesday next the Pilots Assncia-
tion expect to send a delegation TO Dover
To explain 10 the Legislature the exact
nature oil their relation TO the laws en-
acted ia Pennsylvania and those pro-
posed by CAPTAIN Vid u. The whole
Is All open question aud merit Or demer.
n will appear us the bill nears cousum-
nation.
The pilot bill will eceIve the atten-
llon of the Legislature next week
Capt. Virden, the pilots say, il the
sole author of the present bill and his
son is the main one interested. IL
appears that his son is serving his ap-
pfenilceship upon The pilot boat Bay-
ard, and that although the time Of
appren' icesh'p has expired the prac.
teal work has not been completed
which is requisite to pass an examina
tion before the Board OF Wardens of
Philadelphia.
Candidates for Guberpatorial honor.
arc as thick As flies Ia harvest .ime.-
y Stockley se+msto be the fayorite
win most politicians, aud we have moi
tho least doubt he is the choice of SUI.
sex county, which county Is, according
Dnm1cfatlc 10 custom entitled TO thls
officer.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
General News.

A deputy collector has been raidine
on illicit distllleries in Wayne county,
Kentucky. He destroyed three stills,
one OF them in cavern one hundred
aud thirty feet uuder ground.
The following bonds were stolen
from John COnnor by masked burglars
at Catfish, Penna., on Wednesday
night Allegheny Valley Railroad
! Dos, Nos. 1882, e7Ss, s7S4 and 27S5
of $1,000 each income, Nos. S57a, 1878
and 4s74 of 100 each Brady's Bend
Bridge Compa y bonds, Nos. I8, l4,15.
IL, 100, 1o2, 1U3 and 104 of S250.
Patrick Brady, a Philadelphia, 30
years OF age, was killed by freight en-
glne near Monmouth junction, New
Jersey, on Thursday night.
The color works of G. A. Woolslsy.
IN Jersey City, were damaged yester-
day by tire. A number OF men were
Injured, three of them, Arthur Scott,
Timothy Quill and Morris Grant, be-
ing seriously injured.
The Treasury Department buys no
silver bullion this week, all the bids
opened being in excess of what the
department will pay.
1t is understood that nothing was
said in yesterdays Cabinet meeting
about calling an extra session of Con :
gress, and the silence ON the subject
is accepted in Washington as oonclu-
siye evidence hat the President, after
hearing both sides, has decide d not to
cal an extra session, unless sonnet hing
should happen which is not foreseen
at present.
The Census Bureau reports that
the city of Wilmington, Delaware. with
a population of A., 400, has an assessed
valuation of $2s, 200, 900, aud a debt Of
S1,372, $50.
The Naval Board now in session at
the Navy Department, arranging the
details for the Jeanette search expedi.
tlon,i Us expected to finish it's labors and
report to the Secretary of the Navy
next we *.
Over one hsndered labor, emplov.d hy
by contractor Eafntd Cock in prsdtnS
the new Philadelphia and Long Branch
Railroad, quilted woIK ON Thur.day
AMI went 20 Toms river, where they
threatened Cook for failure to pay them
their wages, AggTegatinE nearly three
thousand dollars. Ii'is SAID that only eieb-
tsen OF the men have Tecslved any
Money for two moDths.
There was hespsrAtefight last Tues-
day IN the mountains OF Lee countv
virginia, hs "een revenue poss. n
men and a"moonchiner" a force of twenIy
t~eniythree Three Of the latter, named
Middleton. "ers killed, bat the revenue
partywas finally repulsed
Indians are reported to b J raiding and
,tolng considerable damage in Town
Green county, Texas.
d os' phi aud William McGadey, brother,
aged, respective 40 ana 81 tears, weT,
ifrested in Norristown, on Thursda,
nlght, on the charge OF having com.
united the murderi at Valley FORCE
Joseph was released, there being n,
evidence against him but William II
held for an examination.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
ORANGE TOLERANCE.
OrrAwA. Ont. Mnrcb Q,

The Orange Sentinel, the organ of
Orangeism in Canada, though it is in
accord with many of the proposed
planks of the platform of the new
Protestant party or Anti Catholic
League, declares that the fundamen-
tai principle of tplerence which under
lie Orangeism would necessarily pre-
vent members OF the Orange Order
from adopting The extreme measures
advocated. The Sentinel claims that
Roman Catholics have as much right
TO civil liberty and share in the gov.
erpment of the country as Orangemen
and that therefore the latter could not
join any movement that proposes to
curtail those igbts.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
~FHIRD EDITION
TwJN1ERs JE THR MOON. Z

INTERESTING EXHIBITION AND Tx
PLANAToRY LECTURES AT STEIN
WAX HALL NEW YORK. tt3 5fs =.
Tho daily matinee and evening ex
hibitions at Steinway Hall of Rivers
toms colossal moon are rapidly grow
ing more in popular favor. Last
evening'sI audience was unusually
large, and the information cleaned,
novel ne dou BIT to very many, REGARD
ing our nocturnal luminary, met with
very Just appreciation. Asa piece
OF mechanism, pronounced exact in all
it's exterior delineations, the counter
felt presentment of the earth,s at
tendant satellite, which suspended in
midair over the stage looks like a
monster balloon, is wonderful, and
well repays the years Of careful obser-
vation and labor spent in its construc-
tien. Introducing the exhibition was
most interesting lecture delivered
by Mr.. Champion Bissell, Yale grad
uate, who FIR years has made the sub
ject of astronomy special study
After delineaLlns the great advance
ment made In The last few years in as.
tronomicaf science, unveiling the deep
mysteries of the stars in their courses
through the vast realms of intini. .
space, he detailed the results of mod
ern observations of the moon, the en-
the accuracy of which he claimed could
not be questioned. He pointed out
the positions of vast mountains rival
ling in altitude the Himalaya range
and the far reaching shadows cast
from them. Other points of interest
were likewise indicated as volcanic
craters and oanons, exceeding respect
lively in their extent and depth thos
On the earth's surface. In conclusion
he showed that if the moon is inhab-
tied its inhabitants are an entirely diff
ferent set of beings from those peopl>
ing our globe. His opinion is that it
Is vast, uninhabited waste, for the
reason that there is no air there, no
water and no vegetation. Another |
conclusive reason given in support oil
TINS theory was the wonderful thermal |
changes the thermometer showing
during the lunar day, which is four
teen -four days, $40 degrees Fahren-
helt, and during the night of equal
length an equal number of degrees be-
low zero.
Following Mr.. Bissells lecture were
camera obscura representations ON
canvas OF different sections of the
moons surface, showing in bold relief
all its wonderful phases. A conc nd.
ing lecture. Was given by MIR. Rivers
ton, directed more particularly to the
moon- a more vivid picture Of the
grandeur OF desolation az exemplified
In the moon cahnoL be imagined than
that presented at the close of his lee
ture. From the beginning to the end
the entertainmentis most enjoyable
and Instructive one.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
THE LATEST CITY BILL,

The latest measure that the CITY
Council VIII ask the Legislature to
pass is the bill offered last night. en-
tabliShing by law the terms theCitv
Auditor and City Solicitor al three
years each. JusI before the Republi.
cans went out of power in the City
Council they increased these terms
from one To three years, by ordinance
and elected their candidates. who's
terms will expire next May, when
Democrats will be elected to succeed
them. The Democratic Council
though frequently importuned, refus
I'd to disturb these officials, but il il
not iikely the Republicans would be
so lenient If they had the power. and
50 II has been decided TO ask Tho
Legislature to establish the terms bv
law, so as to place the m after beyond
political tinkering. 1t is likely the
bill will become law.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
KALLOCH ACQUITTED.

sAN FRANCISCO, March "A, 1881. f
The jury's verdict of acquittal in
The case OF the Rev. |. NJ. Kalloch
the son of the Mayor of our citv
lor killing Charles De Young. has
created intense excitement. a 5iS.
agreement Of the jury was looked
Iof, put an acquittal was IN no one,s
mind oho
The sidewalks around the corrt
mousse were crowded all day. and at
inc announcement of his acauittai
liere was such general craze that
the colored servant cf the amiIv
was nearly crushed with the mob ~
MS masters adorers. As i,rror ~, %
Juror passed there was great cheer
ing, aud when the defendant an.
Peared IL was with difficulty 4.
could reach the carriage awSitina
INN. The hors s were soon H.
pehsed with, ropes attached to 10,
carriage, and in an instant bnndre5e
0I men were dragging it lhron@b
iohtsonery street TO his residence
~ mas Deen prolonged trial and
.ie partisan attack and defence hava
oeeil extremely bitter. The onrs,do
y "9iia ora need not imagine San Francison
,,,i. 10 ID" leSs. HE quarrel was a personal
i'n' iphe' ana kailoch. up to this Time.
! mas oeen successful. Mayor Kallocb
nis ,i, lather is undoubtedly popular
WIN Class, and rs notes count M the
oailol box his chances of re election arc
oe Ter to-day than ever. There have
oeeh "hisperings for months bsrl
,hat 'he sister OF De Young would
'Vehse her brothor's death. The end
= not yet,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. March "a. 1881

LONDON, March 26, 1881.
Mr.. Gladstone denies the statement
that he intends taking sea tip dur
ing the Easier recess of Parliament.
Bosdet, F6rman s. Co., merchants
and chemical agents, at No. SO Mark
lane, E. c., have failed. Their liapili-
ties are stated al 100000.
The Standards despatch from Teh-
eran reports that a Kurdish attack
on Urumiah is daily expected, and the
Persians are wholly unprepared for it.
The fax mills of Messrs. Hives &
Tenant, at Leeds, have been closed in
consequence of the depression in trade.
1t is one Of the largest spinning mills
in the trade.
A despatch from Paris to the Netos
says I'm consequence of what Pre-
mier Ferry told the lScrutin de Iiste
Committee, NJ. Gambetta may find u
necessary TO defend the .Scrutin de tists
measure.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
From the N. Y. Herald.
A DESPERATE PRISONER

AT the Yorkville Police Court yester.
oay Thomas obrien thirty years of age,
laoorer, rssidlng at n 49, East Sixty.
ntth street, was charged by Ofiicsr
O'Rouke, OF the the Fifty ninth street
police staten, with having been drunk
and uisorderly While the patroimaI
was relAaDg how he found tbs prisoner
staggering along Third Avenue, singing
and Yelling. OBrlen constantly inter.
rupted lin by shouting, az a - he.
I'll Kill yon for this" HIS Honor ordeted
the pflsoner 20 remain silent, which he,
refused 70 do. He was then committed
TO tho Workhouse for three months In
uSiauit OF s3OO bail On hearing the
sen'enoe Y, Brlen became furious, aud II
required the aSsistaEcs OF three court
squad officers to remove him down
stairs. While HIS pedigree was bsin1
taken Preparatory u his removal Ia a
CELL O,Brlen asked for drlnk or water
This WAS furnished him. After empty
ing the glass, which was a heavy one
such as is used in lager beer saloons, be
hurled 1t with great force az Officer
ORourke's head. The glass, However,
MISSED the policeman aud s,rucb Kaep'
Or Cover on the back part OF the head.
lnnlcung two very ugly looking wounds.
Mr.. cover Is seventy ears OF age On
being struck with the glass he fell face
SnWard on the Hoor Unconscious. Ii
wa ieated by the officers that the blow
b d killed hlm. A physician was sum,
m ned, who pronounced the the Wounc,
20 ons, though not necessarily fatal
Mr.. Grover WAS al once conveyed to his
hsme. O'Brlen, the desperate prisoner
was fully commltted ia 81 900 bail 1,
an,wer charge of fellonlous .aasault Al
the Generai sessions.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
NEWARK LETTER

ONE nei DOG LEss-NEw ,I.v
REMOVALS. oSN-cOsc,s
Correspondence Of Gsse,,.
no,..., NEWARK, March , :.
sic1Soped !, 1op IN q Newark doc % ~ haIlaIass ,1
This same dog has been tet u. . lhassE
times, but it is presumaa oSIl I killed u
gone the way'of scores aeu of O,, That be
h.a a, n. Gus'us, the little coIa,.sS sie I'll.
doorway Of bis estabIisbmals slgn ID NJ
r.a.t At the sale of Mr.. J'l' John A;,,,
tuesday there was scarcely A'An'On aa
offered that brought anvil. one Ts|
worth OF 1t. Mr.. Atkinson D1us n.s ner
ton Of quitting the liver, "@ Snl % ials
some may think, as Tho Susnea !
called for the pul pose Of s,Ii.e I1e Vas Vi
surplus SIock AID other fixturss '%
DR.. Bush aud slals'. sS'''' :,
Tuesday. '''eu OurIOHl1
A pallor concert was Oiven
dence of Mr.. David W. CssLa. 'ne v
Gay evening for the beDeiiI Of W ~
dies AID Society of the pr..h, ?, ine
Some time during Mond,v ~.
thief went into the barn oT y, T@
Dean aud rode one OF his hon.. az n,aa
soon as the theft was djsro~s''.@
grams were sent In all 1irscIa' "
u Is said areward of SIS wa, ' 49,, \
inc capture of the THIEF and sqs I,,a y \
morse. Some time during Tue,d,~v W y
Ing word was sent TO Mr.. De,, y. n's I
toll-gate keeper at Stanton bsS d W. ,st
lial la hlspossessiou having c,"t
mading its way towards home NJ
not youch for the Truth of Tie wy w =
A great many have ALREADY mov,. .a |.
.o'Gay viii probably lnis Ne a y
IN Newark. .Mr. Calvin Kurt, ~
70 v ilmingtan TO day where hi, \,
"ill engage in keeping boad.,. .,'.
number have already been n,drSj Nh
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
RESCUED FkoM DEAru

William J. Coughliu, OF Somerville,
Mass, says: In the sfall of 1876 | wa,
taken With BLEEDING OF the LuNG>
followed by severe cough lost .my
appetite and flesh, and was confined To
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had a hole
n my lung as big as a hall dollar. Al
one time report went arounA that 4
vas dead. 1 gave mp hope, tut frIena
told me of Dir. WILLIAM HALL's
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. got a
oottle, when To my surprise, | cOmmenc
II 10 feel better, aud to-day fee better
han for three years past
81 write tlls hoping every one aflilct.
ID with Diseased Lungs viii take DIR
WILLIAM HALLS BALSA NJ, ana be
convinced that ASSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. | can positive Iy say tina,
done more good than all the other nedi.
ciles 1 have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
THE PHILHARMONIC.

The fourth concert-seventh sea.
son = OF the Philharmonic Society
came OH at the Grand Opera House
last evening, before large audi
ence. The programme was one in
the selection of which special care
mad been exercised, and its rendition
was delightful. All the parts werr
taken by members OF the company
prominent on the programme were
some OF the choicest gems from
The Pirates Of Penzance .