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THE GRrMuLER.

IT, -rh.,z u rhr morning
Ou r.-ns from the bal,
~, rTuuhIr- 40 DIS breakfast
While Spreading butter uE his brca,
II, srumb-- a. his napkin.
lie CTUmhIrs 90 his knife,
iiC Erumhir- no the tAb.yy.oth,
lie grumblc- at his wife,
lie grumh.r- a the cHhlcr
When h- buy- q IaIg oi shoes,
IL -rImb.r- at the paper
When he's reading the news,
lie .rgmhie- ~ the clock
When 90 strikes ont the hour,
And De- crumh.,- ut the "delugr"
when there comes little shower,
lie .rumLie- al the children
When they're playing ia the street.
n, crumbl,- al the butcher
Atthr WAY he cuts the meat,
He .rumblcs 80 his little dog
Iiitoulv WaEs its tail,
AMI when the wind gently blows,
tie grumblcs at the gale"
He rrumhlcs when bill comes IN,
80 matter how very small,
lie .rumhlcs at the servants,
lie gTumbies ut US all.
lie grumb!cs al the darkness
When he has u light the gas
And he grumbles al the matches,
The unhappy grumbling ass.
He grumbles al the prices,
lie grumbles al his socks.
He srumbles al the summer
when the sun is rather warm,
And he grumbles AT the Winter
E.yvry time We have a storm.
He grumblcs eta question,
lie grumbles Al a smile;
At church he grumbles AT the people
Who are standing IN the aisle.
lie crumbles at hIs daughter
When she wants a little money,
And he grumblcs when she laughs
NJ anything very funny,
He grumbles at the rich man,
He grumble sat the poor,
He grumbles al the beggars
When they knock at his door.
He grumbles at therent day
when the landlord TO be paid,
lie grumbles in the sunshine,
He grumbles in the shade,
He grumbles at his neighbOr
When he's getting in his coal,
He grumbles at the cartman
Who dumbs 1t down the hole.
He grumbles at a wagon
fit stands before the door,
Aud he grumbles at a crumb Of bread
If it falls upon the floor.
He grumbles in his little room,
He grumbles on the stairs,
He grumbles all the way TO church,
He grumbies afteri prayers,
be grumbles in his sleep
While he's lying in his bed,
And often fancy TO myself
He'll grumble when he's dead,
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When you go to Portland be certain and
visit Isaac Barman, The Clothier, as it is the
only store in which you can easily contract for
an outfit and be sure receiving satisfaction Or
send your order; state your size and quality of
goods desired, and if you do not receive them
as ordered don't accept them. Address ISAAC
BARMAN, The Clothier, corner First and
Washington streets, Portland OREGON.
, 1881-08-05
The Prize MEDAL.

The handsome gold medal given by
the State Agricultural Society to Frank
G.. Abel for the undoubted superiority
of his Photographic work is an exhibit
ton at Henrichsen & Greenberg's in
Portland. 1t was given to deserving
artist
, 1881-08-05
AbeII,a Gold Medal.

Abell's handsome gold medal, given at
the state fair for superior Photographic
work was worthily bestowed. His parlors,
l67 and l69 First street, Portland, are
co siantly crowded with people from all
over the state, that are judges of good
work
, 1881-08-05
Sykes Sure Cure for Catarrh'

/ IQUID OR DRY, PRICE q 90; ATMOSPHERIC
- Insnffiaors," price SOC. Dry Cure and InsufIia-
tors mailed receipt price, with fun direction for
use, etc. = q. SkIDMORE Il Co. Druggists i5I First
COAST mar1glf
, 1881-08-05

C. B. FETY, Seal EzSraver manufacturer of
Branding Irons, dators. 33 Oak ST., Portland.
, 1881-08-05
PERUVIAN BIT!ERS,
(CTNCHoNA RUBRAJ

TENHE COUNT CINCHoN WAS THE SPANISH
vieeroy In Peru. in 1880 The Countess, his wife,
was Frustrated by an intermittent fever, from
which she was freed by the use of the native rem
edy the PERUVIAN BARK or. as it was called in
the language of the country, "Quinquina." Crate.
full for her recovery, on her return TO Europe in
1852 she introduced the remedy in Spain, where It
was known under various names until Linnaus
called it ClNCEoNA in honor of the lady who
had brought them that which was more precious
than the gold of the Incas. To this day, after
lapse of two hundred and fifty years, science has
given US nothing to take its place. 1t efiectuaIy
cures q morbid appetite for stimulants by restor-
ing the natural tone of the stomach. 1t attacks
excessive love of liquor II does a fever and de.
stroys both alike. The powerful tonic virtue Of
the Cinchona is preserved in the
, 1881-08-05

Plumbers S. S. S. Fever and Ague mix
ture A sure shot.
, 1881-08-05

The Ladies Emporium and Lace House," J.
Garrison 4 Co, I67 Third street near Yam
hill, Portland, Or. The finest assortment OF real
and cheap laces and embroderies in Oregon.
, 1881-08-05

You will always feel good and never have a sour
stomach If you drink DAnianA Bitters
, 1881-08-05
9; y: 9; 90; lNew ssEissl: 10 q ---

The old made young and the weak strong by drink.
ng DamiGna Bi;ters the great tonic.
, 1881-08-05

r, 4, nod. from, a simple Tropical Lear oi han
yatue and Is "A POSITIVE Kennedy iOT t'ii the ils
eases that cause pains in the lower aIt ni lS is
fnr Tnruid headaches j aundt lHLLihess
Gravel Malaria and all the dlfcuIiies uI IN, hIus.
Liver and Urinary Organs For teni.iIe Disei -
NopthIv Menst ruati0us and during pregnancy " Ia
no Iual 1t restores the organs that MAE ths ~,
and hence il the best Blood PuItner II he H.
known remedy that cures Br1Shts DISEASE foi DA
betaS, use ". aTner'. Safe Diabetes tufs- .= ,a,
En- sale nv DRUGGISTS and all Dealers at 81 20 pea
hottie Largest bottle in the market. iryH ~
al ~ = tcR 8 q q R"@t'-~f-r.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

P1oPLH TALK very glibly about leg
islation W ho know very little Of the
tedious labor the General Assembly
has to perform. At the same time
these persons would be the very first
to dsnounce laws that were found i'm
perfect after they were hastily rushed
through both Houses. The Legi
ture is not expected TO 60 to Dover
and sit down and pass the bills that
have been cooked up for its action and
go home. Their duty is to remain at
Dover the accustomed time for the re-
csptien OF, and the consideration of,
such lawsa as the people may petition
fer and the COED of the Staie demand.
A bill cannot be gotten up and pro-
psrly considered in short time. 1t
must undergo many reyisions-its pro
jectors may be satisfied with it this
week and yet it be very defective, and
they not zee its defects until they
have exam ined it many times over
In legislalion it is more often profita-
BILE to "maks haste slowly" than il
anything else. The Legislature can
nst Az definite time to adjourn aud
not change it if occasion requires; MOI
can the Legislature with propriety de
clare they will not receive new busi,
nsss. after certain date and adher,
strictly to that. 1t is all right anC
proper to pass such resolutions to le
the peopls know what they may ex-
peot. But it is also right and proper
for the Legislature 10 serve the people
10 the best Of its ability and to recelv,
necessary legislation to late a period
~ they can with safety to give it due
consideration.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
He STILL LIVES.

Some years ago DR.. R.V Pierce, Of the
Worlds DIsIensary and Invslid's Hotel.
of Buffalo, N. Y, and London, was sent
for to examine terrible disease Of the
knee joint, resulting in liberation and
extensive slougbing of the bone and
tissues The nan life had been des-
paired of by previous attendants. Am-
putation at the thigh was promptly de-
cided upon snd skillfully performed by
DR.. Pierce, and as after treatment to
purify the blood and prevent a recur-
renee of the malady the doctors Golden
Medical Discovery was freely prescrl bed.
The mans system was thoroughly puri-
fied and streng lhened, he rapidly gained
his health, tue stump healing nicely,
and he is to-day happy man. The
case was among the first in which this
wonderful blSod pnriher was tested. 1t
has since manifested It's wonderful pow
or over the worst scrofnlous aud other
blood diseases. Taken for a time 1t 20
purfies aud strengthens the system as to
strongly forufy il against the encroacha
memts of diseases. Sold by druggists.
MIDDLEvILLR. Mich, Feb. 18th, 1879.
Hon. f. ". PIHRCK:
Dear Sri would say that 1 have
sold your medicines for seven years -
The Golden Medical Discovery is the
best cough remedy have ever ased aud
in every case where have recommend
ed It 1t has cuIed. l have used in my
family for my children. 1t cures their
colds and coughs in day of two. My
wife has used il several times when
down sick. 1t invariably gives immedi-
ate rehef' Its sale increases daily
kmar22 st j. b. B.KESTER, Druggist.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

story Of which is told elsewhere. A dy-
ing mans last hours were made doubly
agonizing by the anxiety which wore
upon him and undoubtedly aggravated
his illness aud hastened bis death, in
consequence of the scheming efforts OF
INSCRIPTIONS men to get his place. And
when dissolution came, the late official
was not cold before the Governor was
personally importunei-by a man, too,
who once occupied the bench-to ap-
point a political dependent to the va
cancy. The facts in this case make a
comment in themselves that ought to
set honorable men to thinking. The
Political hirelings and grabbers have no
respect even for the death chamber and
the grave"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

DoN'r PEkskcUTE TIE NEG RoEs.-
Mr.. Bradford has introduced a cunning
ly devised scheme in the House of
Representatives the passage of which
would require the collectors of the taxes
70 persecute the tax payers and force
them often TO 60 to Jail ,or dispose of their
little effects to pay their taxes. The
bill does not expressly say SO, but it is
intended to make the collectors run
after every poor negro until his taxes
are secured, in order that the negro NAV
be prepared Ito vote for Mr.. - to
Congress when he receives the nomina-
tion of the Radical party. The Demo
Gratis are not such fools as this sly Radi-
cal takes them for. If his bill were
passed it would not be two years before
the Radical papers would be found de-
nouncing every collector III the State for
running down the people and filling the
prisons with poor negroes who have not
the means to pay taxes. But the mat
ter would not stop here, collectors By
the score would ind themselves accused
Of some ofense or other against the
rights of the "wards of the nation, :"
and be forced to defend themselves by
counsel in the United States courts from,
prosecutions under the enforcement
Acts of Radical Congress. The bill
10 purely political Paudora's box
aimed a. Democrats, and intended to
make them serve the wishes of that
party which subsists upon the votes
OF Ignorant negroes whose taxes they
have to pay for their votes and the pay.
ment Of which Mr.. Bradford wauld
gladly get rid Of before the nominating
convention comes round III 1854.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
PROPOSALS. .
pEo. osAIs FOR CONSTRUCTING A
II REWER

n ch w hns
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONING
No. sl5 EAST SIXTH STREET, -,
WILMINGTON, DEL, MARCH 10, lssl'J
Sealed proposals Will be lecelHed Ia thS
box in the City ,COuncll IhdLhptI untu
80 O'Clock, r. M, Thursday Mafcn <lh,
1881, for Constructing Stone anu prich
sewer on Shipley .uu. between rllh anu
sixth and 4 adllon aud Monroe streets
Length of sewer about 1bi ieeti width
niue feet between walls. ihe Willis VIII
be built OF stone furnished Dy lnS Slty
and will be delivered Oh Finn ana sixth
streets. The walls Will be ~ ieel thick
and about6 u feet high, depending on The
nature of the ground. Ibe eAcaNdtlons
for the walls mus in all cases De carried
deep enough to OBTAIN good ana snlld
fouiIdation, The pavement wi be an
inverted arch OF feet radius, consisting
of one course of good hard Drlck ialu on
edge the bed OF the pavement must oe
filed in with graveltor some sultaoLe ma, ma
made to conform 10 the exact shape and
grade OF the invert or pavement, ana ii
necessary the pavements ia the sewers
crossing Filth and SlAlh streets must pc
raised or lowered in order To conform 10
ire grade as IL will be given by the city
Surveyor. The walls and pavement must
be laid IN good hydraulic cement mortar
composed of equal parts OF cement ana
clean river sand The walls and pavement
must be well piastered with good cement
mortar and made as hmt oln anu true
To grade as possible All the work must
be done in good and W, rknaulike man
ner, according 10 the plans and lines fur-
nished by the City survey The e&ecus
LiOn of said work and the performance OF
the contract shall be under the direction
and supervision OF the street Comm ~
sioner, and tne work must be approved
by him before IL Will be accepted ny the
street Committee Btt are requested To
be made stating The price per IN al 1901
for building the sewer, the price per liue-
al foot 10 include the cost of eNcavatlng,
back nlltng and ali the labor and material
necessary 10 compl, te the work without
any additional cost To the CITY except
the stone for building the Wails.l Tue
work must be co pteied within Thirty
days from the time the contract Is award
ed by city Council; lor every day there
after there will be "A IoTfelt OF ten dollars
per day, A bond. with security In the
sum of five huudrs dollars must accom-
pany each proposal Tor the good faith Il
tho bidder, aud the person or FCrsonR TO
whom the contract may b awarded fnu l
give bond with security la The sum OF
one thousand dollars tor the faithful per-
furmance of the contract. Any repairing
That the sewer may need lor the space OF
one year must be done by the contractor
without any cost TO ia CllJ, 4au - set
Com nittee reserve the right To reject
any or ali bids. Alls.us must be prop
criy signed .Eeale1 and: eauorsed, pro
postls Tor constructing sewer On snip
Icy RUM Amy lurthtr. .tulormatlon That
may be desired VIII be furnished un ap-
p,ication TO l.. Il. LYNCH,
street Commissioner
By order OF the Street Committee,
William MCMENAMIN,
marl6t2i Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
TU AsDAY. MARCH 22. IssI.

WILMINGTON HUNDRED with Its
5000 Inhabitants has now no repre-
sentative present to see to its interes. in
the Levy Court; nor has it practically
had resident representative of its own
In the Court for three years past. This
is not right. This Hundred ought to be
represen ted in the Levy Court and well
represented. One member is not sufti-
cient to attend to the interests Of this
city. The Republicans were frequently
heard ID complain of this condition of
affairs last year and a change is neces-
sary for the interest of the whole coun-
ty, 1t would, therefore, be right and
proper tO petition the Legislature to in
crease the representation of Wilmington
In the Levy Court. 1t should have at
least two members in this Court, and if
law was passed authorizing the cleo
ton Of une member from the Northern
District and one member from the
Southern District Wilmington would
not be without representative. Ii such
. law was passed, (and it should be done
this session. heGovsrnor could with all
propriety appoint a member to repre-
sent the Southern District for the next
term Of four years. We hope this matter
will receive attention. Surely the Lum-
Der Of bridges, and the great improve
ments expected in the four years, re-
auires the attention of at least two mem
bers Of this Court, whereas now there is
no member present.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
INTENSIVE PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Under the auspices OF the AID, CITY,
MECH HANlJo' and WORK lNCiMEN'a -
Loan Associations Of the city, at the
salesroDm OF Gregg " Pierce Oas msnt
of the Clayton House building, on SAT-
UkDAG, darch 2Jh. 1851. AT 2 O'Clock
sharp, as follows:
FOR THE AID LOAN ASSOCIATION
No. /. Frame dwelling. $40 spruce
street, lot lOxsJ ieet.
No. :. Frame dwelling, sl2 Spruce
street, lot lJzsJ feet.
- 3 Frame dwelling, north side OF
Beech street. between Maryland a venue
ard Van Bureh treet, lot l5Rxbl
No 4, same as No, , and adjoining.
NJ. ,. Three story. brick dwelling, lO1
Il. Twelfth street, lot 49, 1852.
No. y. Three Il ry frame dwelling
shesthed " ia IRON, on tn south side vi
twenty taIrd street, west OF Market 81,
lol - "a 4Xiau=llI.
Nc II lnreo story brick dwelling
No. - Madison street, lot l3-llX9O feet.
fUh THE CITY LOAN ASSOCIATION,
No. 5, Three story brick dwelling
Front street west Of Clayton, OF I2x75 IT,
No. .. adJ5lnlnK above and same size
Ne. 10. Iol on lullp street, in rear -
Nos. ) ara 3, 2iXl0 teet.
NO, IL. lot Oh Jack on street, north OF
ohhI,cIoss avenue, 2lXl00.
FOR Il4E MECHANICS LOAN ASSO
DlAIION.
80. y, La g store and mandatory
~ Market street.
80. I5, Three story brick dwelling, SIS
M4alE E5u sucet, lOt Il-lO sc feet
so, il, BRICK dwelling, 255tohipley street
lot -l.t front, Lott deep, ana 1872 ut the
rear.
40 j., Two brick houses ON Mcguire
street, 10 Curistlhna village, New Ci,slls
county, Dei.
FORTH WORtNGMES LOAN AS.
ISOLATION.
No 30 10, on south siie Of Sixth street
Yves of Jackson street, 5sxl2S feet.
NO II, Lot y, w corner of Sixth and
X sduey streets, lOj&l-s Get.
80. is. Three story br4cE dwelling, No
o-J a!nuJ street, lot 10 GXGO.
| NO 10, Brick DIV ell.Eg No. L. Fifteenth
| street, lot 3hN12.
40. ~, Brick store AID dwelling, No. ~
| Shfpley street, Iut ZlX65-s.
For further particulars seG posters.
IeImA made known AT sale.
JOSEPH {. SEEDS,
PresideL A ii Loan Ass oclatlun,
l.. X. CkA WFORD,
President City .-oLu AssOclution.
ID NSlS MEaION'
President Mechanics Loan Association,
ID. Ii. ENf,
President Workinameu's Loan Assosn,
i. W, SrfDIAM y SON, Auctioueers.
HiHI2l-itL
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
FURMiTuRs

= Q ne TO the charac,a, =,
wlthoat seeing IT. Tsta u our iau
oGa room suite o, three n,a ,oi eIls1
Low est prices pieces \
ASH wood tops
another style, walnu, ,,,,',,;..p q, -
tops............ asa, hls'
huch AZ are / = ever, ,,,t,,''.,....,.
mon wood aud common , nH,IaTe ,, ~,
also q small assortment "sts. wy vi
Lowest prices In first c,o. :
walnut, wood tops, e'"Ss s0tc
same style IN mahns,nv.''''"
W plain style but pronay, 't,,,.'..,,.,
10 any house, no MAUI ~ w soa,,
Lowest price In elegantu uUw wv licA,
maple or walnut. IennS@ola:
tHl.s.s 9,te Ia.
lowest prices IN luxnri,o,,,,,'.,"..,
WAihut, Venuessee luarh's,a houa Voiti
same style IN mahogany 'OA...
A very chaste and nnSi, i,s,',.,,.'..,.
ton of work: ''e Alysp
Maple, wood tops
same In mahogauy,... '''''p,
" g have very large a.,t,;..,,..
below SlU0. and botN eep s,.l lflintra
h.gner prices there ia nobIgSS..l s S.l Q
Only more costly desoratlnrs saN 70
Inc western gallery.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

AN AMUSING SCENE was witnessed in
the office of Alderman Barr, of Lancas.
or, Pa, on Friday. A man ana woman
entered and desired to be married, bnt
when the usalquestlons were propounded
the fair one she began TO laugh, and
the astoDisbed dispenser off ustic suspen.
de1 proceedings. The would be husband
was not pleased with the idea of being
but half married, as he termed II, and il
was decided that they should return ON
the following morning and have the cere-
mouy completed, buta short time after
leaving the office they were both arrested
for drunkenness and we're sent to the
county prison, the bride for thirty and
the groom for forty days.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
AMUSENENTs.
THE WRONGS OF IRELAND.
PUBLIC SALES.

- UBLlC SALE.-Will De sold at Pub
! tic Sale the entire stock Of grocer
les, at the store, No. 300 W est second st.
"n Tuesday, March I'D, commencing n
o'clock y. IN. and continuing until all
are sold. Also the fixtures general y
used IA u first class grocery, eau he ex-
aIniued any time previous to sale. AT
the same time Two horses, No, | bay
morse, George, sound, years Gid, "a per
feet family horse, No. , black mare Mag
sie, sound. 5 years old, one OF the II Is.
road ho sss IN the state also store wagon
N. A. j. rPKl%uER.
Drake & Co., AuCtI ueerS Inhi iS3t
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
DRoPOoAEs.
OFFICE o. rnE STREET CoMNIs-

OFFICE OF THE STREET CoNMIs-l
SIOSEK. No. 81 East sixth street,
MGLN!NsroS, Del, Narcu IL, lssl.
box Ia the tity Council Chamber until
seven thlrN o clock p m. Thursday
March 2ltn, lS5l, ol u'n ahlng Que inous.
and Get Gao CO. le>r) o. curb stone. said
stone not TO De less tnau nVe feet IN
length, twenty-five inches in depth and
flVe inches Ia thick Aess, 70 be OF uniform
width ana LhlcHpess. a lsD one thousand
feet lmDre or isssJ OF nag stone. salu
stone not 70 be less than three ieet In
tength, sixteen inches III width aud four
inches IN thickness, to be OF uniform
Width and tnleE hess. Also one thou and
i-tl more OF ieshj OF guator stone, said
stone llnl 10 he less than eighteen Incl es
luIeusih. ten inches in with aud three
Inches IA thickness, to DE OF aulIoIm
width aud thickness. bidders viii please
stale 1Ae price PR iincdi loot FOR the
above nhu4rd Stone delivered 10 aHy part
ot ihvclty That Inc street Commissioned
may d.rect. A bohd with security ia NE
hGm ui one hundred dollars must accom-
psny each proposal !or the good tattn Of
Tue bIaGer. lie street Committee reserve
the ilEat 10 reject any or all bids, All
bldh must Dr properly hIsuoI, 81 aieu ana
endorsed frrp0sals for Furnishing curb,
lag and Gutter Stone. For fuI1her IN
lormatIOh Apply 10
l.. II. LYNCH,
street COmmlaAIuher
BY ord II the street Committee,
WILLIAM MCMENA I'm,
Chairman.
marlBtg4,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

ThE WATTS TRLKphoHE.-rne Won
4 dsI- Of Il simple Instrument that Will
yet make noise in the world. husinass
men wanting thoir offices aonnaeLsd wiLk
remote paTLs 81 their works Will do well
70 eall on M. r. Hayden, corner sixth
ana shipIey streets, who has the agency
for the State OF Delaware, Where a line
Is now 10 opera ten for trial ho refers foY
Wefk done. References: Geo W. Bush q
SOD fhe Harlan d Hollingsworth Co,
JOS. haneroit q h0ns; ]. J. tiallagheT
DIoh anu oehers, decd -dImoJ
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
AND FURNIVOp|
Al
JOHN WANAMAKERs
PHTLADEIPH
GAR p rs,

Our stock of carpets Is now about a. fun
al II Will be any time this spring, II is
rich in every sort, except whole carpets,
We have. perhaps. as choice objection
OF luxurious carpets as any in Philadel-
phia, such as wilton, administer and mo-
quette; while In brussels, tapestry and IN
grain our stock is beyond any other.
" lhoul a doubt.
Patterns that prove below the average
In acceptability we mark down. This
e yes us at least two prices in every fA-
blic.
We bespeak calls rom buy ers for ho-
tells, churches, Institutions, &c.
Carpets below value;
Five patterns of wilton, 50: one OF them
IN oriental pattern, we consider particu-
larry choice. Olher p Lterns, OF the same
quality, S275. John Crossley Sons
Et gllsn tapestry, sl.l5, ten patterns.
Brussels, fifteen patterns, SIPS.
jurtherA gallery,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

There are some hfteen or twsntv ir.,
banks nov being worked in A1,,t',,s
county Va, all OF which are very rich
Jacob ShrecKtse has sold one half m
his 30 lade Farm" in Augusta c1nury
Va, 225 acres, for $40 per acre.
Rev. j. g. Hammer, OF Baltimore, has
sold his farm, go acres, IN Warren county
Va, 10 Mr. VI. johnson for 5000
Mrs. w. Vunck, of New York. has
purchased the farm Of f. S. Delone, four
miles flom Richmond, Va, for 50 800.