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DR- HAYDoCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PkNACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panacea
= prepared by Dr. Aaydock, upon the
KIDNEYS and Urinary Organs Is without q
parallel In the history OF medicine. and
ats results far beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies OF the day. ItstImulates Diges-
tl0Ds adds tone to the system, nvigorates
the Debii1tatedy and Is infallible for the
cure OF diabetes In Its worst form,
One trial of LeaspoonfuI in q wine
glass OF water will convince the most
sxepticai witnin from ten To twenty min
DISORDER OF tn e KIDNEYS,
In sll dissases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lit,
tie water, or whether they be aff1icted
with STONE or gravel or with aches and
pains settled in the Ioins over the regions
Of the kidneys
AaAYDOCK's KIDNEY PANAgEA
Wtu giye almost Immediate relief, when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine 1or The cure
of female compiainls. Fifty years ex-
perience inconiestabiy prove this remedy
unrtgalled for the disoruers incidental 10
without II, and 10 may be taken by young
and old, as IL will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
40 the stomach we trace dyspepsia,
neadache and general debility; TO the
liver, bile, taundice and yellow fever Ia
the bowels, diarrhBa, dysentery, consti-
patton, pilea and hsLula; TO Inc lungs
consumption, ETC.; 10 Che blood scrOfula,
bcufVy and all cutaneons erupLions. BY
keeping these organs and vital nuid pure
and healthy we may safely defy the at
tacks VI disease, aud NO meaiclns W.,
prepared for this purpose can equal iht
action OF 'A
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nHE pIHIIC HEALTH.

II CAUTION I--All pefsohs - 81 iratu
TONED against throwing into tne
or upon vacant lots, any p,R
DEAD ANIMAL OR VEGE,tt 1R
MATTER, OFFAL, REFUSE Vs.
RUBBISH a..
OF any kind that may be injurious W
health or offensive TO smell. .ort 10
All persons are requested 10 Iep .aglect
The Secretary of the Board any aateciiye
ia the removal Of garbage, any oncss ao Of
drains or traps, aud any nulsa nul.', malice
whatever KIND that may escape INC
of The Executive Officers. ..o Roard
As ! is not the Intention OF tne np epe,
10 intrude unnecessarily upon aasyyed asy to
all persons are respectfully qn Iequeeint in The
receive the officers politely Wa's, When them
discharge of their duties, and ass1ss aeessary
In obtaining any Information In city.
for the sanitary improvement u W.
BY order OF the Board of Health. ,a.nt.
DIR. l.. r. BUSH, fres'"
K, B. FRAZER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE oFFICERs. ,o
Eastern District-G. b. Underwoou'
1916 King Street. ..,r,,,ia No.
Western District--Jame e. o'Tooie' t''
al West Eleventh street.
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HOW JAMES Is SAVING MONEY.
railing OF Of Nearly Three
Quarter Of a Million I'm Star.
R0mts. RwroAaax

WARRINGTON, June The annual
saving in the cost of Star.route and
steamboat mail service effected hv
Reductions and discontinuances durjn,
the month of May amounts to S445, ,547,
The aggregate amount of saving Tor lhs
three months Of March, April aud May
is $745, ,568. ~
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LAsscEsr RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AMI
Underwear In America. Cook 4 BRorHp
RIOS 40. 81 and 81 NoRrH EIanrH srRrr.S
PHILAnELRHIA. ALI orders win have
erompt attention. n20-wlyspnrIp
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03

Discount days, Mondays and Thursda
at $3.50 A, M.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03
Tine City Markets

The following were the ruling prices II
market this mornings:
Butter, fresh, per pound. .. 25@ 80
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PIru AND POINT.

A NOTE from her fathers counsel,
Offering to conduct her divorce suit free
of charge, was among the presents re-
ceived by a Philadelphia bride.
A PENNSYLVANIA firm is engaged in
the manufacture OF glass into fabrics for
clothing. Those who wear glass coats
shouldn't throw stones. --BOsloa Post.
"Mr darling," he intensely whispers,
vainly attempting to seize her hand,
"do you know that l love you madly?
son, yes,' she says, "almost any fool
could tell that. '-Amlrews' BQ.ar.
"WELL, l have done one good deed
to-day" said Ellington. "What's
that?' asked his friend. shave given
q poor, deserving man an osercoat, "
replied Ellington, turning about; show
do you think it fits?'-Boston Eyen;ay
Journal.
GIRLS, if there is one thing more than
another that holds the young men of our
day back from matrimonial ventures, it
is the disheartening spectacle so often
presented them of your owr dear papa
and mamma walking into church glori.
fed respectively by q sl2 ulster and a
$50 bonnet. That's what scares the
boys.-Burdette.
A GALVESTON parent is very much
discouraged at the way the boys destroy
each others clothes. Tho other day he
saw that little Billy's shirt-color was
torn off, and he angrily asked how it hap.
pened. "Johnny did it," was the re-.
spouse. "Well, III tan Johnny's hide,
that's what I'll do" "Well, dad, I've
paved the way for you. cut the whole
ceiling out of his new pants. "-Galrss.
ton News.
IT always pleases us to see man who
looks after the small things in life, as
every one knows that the great things
will take care of themselves. Jones is q
man of this kind. His partner, Robin.
son, at the close of week of hurry and
drive, remarked, "Well, Jones, we've
had q rousing week, haven't we?-one
constant ram of customers, and good
ones, too, from Monday morning to Sat.
urday night" "Yes," was the reply,
"and that new door.knob's about ruin.
ed" Jones never forgets the small
things. "-Boston Transcript.
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.


Nor less than six monuments have
been erected in Italy this year to thu
memory Of the late King Victor Emanuel
HERR IslDoR KRAFT, a wealthy phil
anthropist. who lately died at Berlin
bequeathed the half of his fortune Of
100000 marks to found an institution
as refuge fer destitute ncedle-women
BARON RornscHlLD, the head of the
French branch OF the family, is usually
at the bank before his clerks are. His
wife wears bnt little jewclry, and his
daughter Bet,ina has passed success.
fnl examination as u teacher.
The fishermen Of Great Britain have
reason to be grateful to the Baroness
Burdctt-Coutts, for she is said to have
expended the snug little sum of $500, oO(
in efforts to improve the condition of the
poor and deserving of this class.
NOTWITHSTANDING the persecution
OF the Jews in Germany, it is said that
impecunious young German noblemen
with "many ancestors and more debts "
continue to seek the hands OF wealthy
young Jewish maidens in marriage.
The defense Of Mr.. Parnell and his
colleagues will cost about $4,000. Six
meetings were held in London with the
object Of raising funds, and subscrip.
tons hsve been widely taken up in Ire
land. The Land League counts, how
ever, upon receiving the greater part Of
the fund from Irlshmen in the United
States.
NJ. DE LEssErs has eight babes, and
he is now baptizing the ninth. The
Queen of Spain will be godmother; and
godfather has been found in the
Bishop of Panama. NJ. dc Lcsscps is in
the habit oftaking seven of these babies
out every day IN a pony carriage. The
Paris Gaulois deyotes an article of near.
ly two columns to these interesting
facts.
PROF. VIRcHow, Prot. Mommsen
and Prof. Hildebrand all appear in pub.
lie condemnation of the anti-Hebrew
agitation in Germany. The Crown
Prince and his wife also omit no oppor-
tunity to show their disapproval. Prince
Bismarck has never pretended to like
the Jews, but he has made use of them
as occasion has offered from time to
time.
The current reports that the marriage
of Mr.: Bartlett and the Baroness Bur-
dett- Coutts will not take place are now
said to be wholly unfounded. The
Baroness's intimate friends say she is
fully resolved to complete the alliance,
regardless of pecuniary loss. The Bar
oness lately told . peer that q judicial
decision on her money matters may
eventually come before him, being re-
solved, though Indifferent to wealth, to
maintain what she believes to be her
rights, and carry the proceedings to the
House of Lords for q final decision. It
is estimated that her remaining yearly
income, after an adverse decision, would
be 100000.
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WITH the exception Of about S5'V"
worth Of pearls which come from ire ~
water muscles and are found above! 'po
Cnion-par,icularly in the Miami hiVeI y,
Ohio-the American pearls come llo'a ~
the Gulf of California. They are -
fine aS any Oriental pearls, and are w.
ued RS highly. The fresh-water pears
are almost all small, but brittany an1
somewhat rosy in tint. About nan VI
the California pearls are black, and CON- ~
mand higher price tn n the W %nl ar
pearls. Some years ago about ~ Pt'
centum of California pearls were blae1'
the proportion having diminished r'p;a.
ly during the last ten years. Inc ns,
gest pearl ever found in this COUNT!
was the celebrated one found aoous
twenty years. ago in New Jersey poaa
and sold to the then Empress Luse"'''
MANY fashionable ladies carry !,'e',
handkerchief, tucked into the cuil VI
their coat sleeves.
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obtained here in the East. Tbi, 49,
we'll, but::when the investor il f,' assa'
assured of ''9 per cent. guaranty H..ae J!
we can readily understand that hare !.
there an amateur capitalist might he @ ..
duced into investing in these nrs "S se'
securities. The advertisement na;So9s
states that 'these investments ar a'ely
like other investments. IN y H.. an'
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CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

The following proclamation is dated
Caldwell, Kans., Dec. q: "To the Members
Of the Payne Oklahoma Colony: For the time
being we have been stopped on our way to
public lands. The army would have no
right to remove us. This is to notify ali
members Of the colony to hold themselves
In readiness. to move At moments
notice to such points in the Territory as may
be fixed upon, where we can concentrate at
least five thousand people. You will 70 in
secretly, and no one will be informed except
members. These lands are ours, and We
want them before planting time. Take DOS.
session of them! DAVID L. PAYNE, Presi.
dent"
The trial Of the Land League cases
began in the Court Of Queens Bench, Dub.
lin, on the 18th, before Justices Fitzgerald
and Barry, Chief.Justice May declining to
take any part in the trials. The so-called
trsverscrs, or defendants, were oil present.
and were Justify cheered upon their arrival.
After some difficulty jury was impaueled.
out no further progress was made on the
first day. .5. -
HE recent nominations by President
Hayes Of Mr.. Deniels for Collector At Buffalo
and Mr.. Haskell for Postmaster at ALBANY.
N. T., both strong anti. Conkling men, are
creating no little talk in political circles, e..
pecial'y ipeconnection with the rumor, which
1t by no means verified, however, that both
appointments were made with the concur.
renee Of President .elect Garfield. Z.
The dead body Of negro, in fair
state OF preservation, was found in q hogs.
head Of molasses recently opened at OK.
bridge, Mass. He is supposed to have been
murdered and the body thus disposed Of to
conceal the evidence Of the crime. Steps
will be taken to ferret out the mystery.
The notorious gang Of outlaws COM
posed OF about twenty five men, who, under
the leadership Of ''Billy, the Kid" have for
the past six months overrun Eastern New
Mexico, numbering and committing other
deeds of outlawry, was broken up on Christ.
mas day by the killing Of two and the CAD.
turing Of four others, including the leader.
Inc prisoners were lodged in Las Vegas Jail
and subsequently taken to Santa Fe for
greater security. .Eari
The lawyers Of Missouri met in State
convention at Kansas City, on the 18th. for
tue purpose Of suggesting some remedy for
relieving the Supreme Court Of its present
oyerplus Of business.
TIE annual session of the Western
commercial Travellers Association was held
at St. Louis on the 18th. as r@s
AT Martha's Vineyard, Mass. tn,
wife Of Edwin F. Baker went to the rescue
Of her son, who had broken through the ic,
ons pond, and both were drowned.
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A CONNECTICUT correspondent says:
"Horatio Case, whose body was Inferred
in Hartford recently, was former resi-
dent Of Rockville, and married q Mis-.
Scarborough, who at one time worked
in the hotel there. A severe sickness
left her an invalid for life. He declined
her offer to release him from the en-.
gagement, and married her while she
was in bed, and during their more than
twenty years of married life she was
unable to assist herself, even to the
raising Of her hand to her head"
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

> 3 +.
= GEoRoEsNlpRlscH has been arrested
st Crown Lake, Ina, on sxtrsdision psner
rom Switzerland; where hs murdered an oil
woman and ,hsrs.andson, and burned tn
A loco4oTrr on Ito Reading (P..)
Railroad exploded On Tie "a, Instantly kfll.
Ing Patrick allouehue. engineer: Thos
kenvin, condudm; VIM. Ash and .John
Aaher, brassnen. DonoAus leaves . wifi
and five children, keAvin awiie and three
children. The bodies Of the men presented
asickening spectacle, being terribly man.
gled. Two 81 tho bodies were blown dis.
tancs Of loosasds and when picked up wsr.
hm0'ess. ,sasa. a!t s,ifff y 3ai.s =
Poison absorbed while Strengthening a
diseased cc& caused the death Of John g
Allen, Of Ndtth Y Reading, Mass. The sur.
ssons first aAputated Ills fingers, then his
right hand. sAd finally his whole arm with.
cut staying dletaae. {. '.' '1.
DuRlNaN quarrel At New Alexander.
o., on the sAth, D.. ,schooley, Of Mount
fleasant, sh0sxsalthy farmer named Buck.
inshan and sDss, Hssry attacked schoolev
With shovtl. Neither b expected 10 "a.
cover. Stss'!tf 7 II Ssl -
A1srar MldorE was blown to atom.
cd Thomas Perry, badly burned BY nitro.
syesrtas stplosioa near Bradford, Pa, on
Ms. wunr "a. fatally burned by .
kerosene eksissiea In Brooklyn, N. r..
Christnas.
ARs. HEnr yoHNsoN lost her LIE BY
tas burning \ III rssidsncs j. Trenton, n.
~ s... o. sas kH sF husband Ia, been r..
49, slSr ). !
nkAM 0111ss enc nesr on the Mis-
souri, Paetac RailF6ea, quarreled with 4 ne.
90 named Andrew Beal It Franklin. Mo-
e ca - ID dtAs later ussa ar.zor
I AhAs ~ aans IL Jones and !.
woman witeMhom - + said u Aaye eloped
nun Ps1lallaiN stsfs loGA shot ~ "a
iasesf's Auaon4 - satzah q NeelysyiAa
1lo., % thde1tk yl5 .fge
ApoLr1us CAYwooD shot ana ,eri.
susay tue l ] ~. ~ sp1neer
: ~ sslH Il. y "a ~. 4, ..
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4 Singular No1adv.

Mr.. WILLIAM B. FERGUSON, Of East sprins.
neid, whose peculiar and dreadful malay W.
fully detailed in these columns few years
ego, Is now passing through the period of
1r1ghttul spasms which recur at this time ey.
cry year. 1t is now twenty years since Mr..
ferguson was first attacked with this unknown
disease. During this annua, season Of horrible
suRering the paroxysms come on regularly at
seven clock in the evening and continue, with
slight Intervals, for about three hours leaving
MN PROSTATE and exhausted. Precisely at sew.
on the next night they recur, and SO on for three
OF Tour weeks, when they suddenly stop and
leave him for another year. When in these
spasms the muscles become rigid as bars of
steel, and the body is thrown into fri.htful
oontorttous. No known cause for the malady
mas ever been assigned, and although Mr..
Sersuson has spent large sums of money in
search OF medical assistance no relief what.
ever, even Of temporary character, has ever
oesn found. A few years since he spent 4
week IN Cleveland, and the faculty and all the
Aeamng physicians Of the city for several
nights witnessed his spasms, but none of
them had ever seen q similar case or could
diasnose the disease.-Er;s RaD Dispatch,
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NEWS AND NOTES.
4 Summary Of Important Events.

Ouom3xy Of important EveAQs
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
The President has signed the com.
mission Of Judge VIM. B. Woods, to be Al.
sociate Justice Of the United States Supreme
Court. hsssrl .l.ps. gn-57a-,. o.. .-,-.
MRS. Cross George Eliot), the dis.
tinguished sssslist, died suddenly on tho
night Of tho I'D, at her home In London.
She was born in 1920.
A. L. AKBRMAN, Attorney. General
during the first term Of President Grant,
died At his home In Gainesville, Ga, on the
2lst. %
THE death is announced At Spottsyl-
vanis, Va, Of Gaspar Tochman, q leader Of
the Polish revolution and Brigsdier Gen.
eral In the Confederate service.
ALBANY sdyices are that tho anti
ConkliDg Republicans In New York ore
unanimous for Chsuncy NJ. Depew for Sem
ator, and that Senator Conkling has not dis.
closed bis preference - between Morton,
fiatt' Cor0ell ana dssklns.
New Lie has been infused into the
Senatorial contest In Minnesota by the pre-
sentstion Of Secretary Ramsey 3 name by the
Pioneer tvss. L4n
ASDERwERr, the newly elected Pres
ident Of the Swiss Confederation, committed
suicide on Christmas night In the public
promenade n Berne, by shooting himself.
No cause is assigned for his tragic taking of.
A PROVIDENCE (R. ~ dispatch says
the Sprasue dltorce case, which is expected
to come to trial Ia a few weeks, Is causing a
great deal Of excitement there, where all the
parties are well known. Gov. Sprague's
friends say be viii make vigorous defense
to the suit, and there seems little doubt that
he will prefer counter charges against his
wife Of similar character to those alleged
against him In. her complaint, which, IS il
well known, are Of most scandalous nature.
JOHN j. MECH, the ,well-known En-.
ylish agriculturist, Il dead.
JUDGE PERCY WALKER, ex-Repro-
sentative ID Congress from Alabams, is
Q0Su. yB'.sslt #, p LIS ....
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COMMERCE. AND INDUSTRY.

AIM u0woSt N1A0Nlou railway SCOemo
Is incorporated under the name Of the Allan.
tic and Northwestern, with capital stock
Of 5000, 600. The termini will be some point
on the Atlantic coast within the Dominion
and port On Lake Superior. BY way Of OF.
tawa and Montreal. s-, t, rt FL. n
The first spiral tunnel on the St. GO.
thard line, ID Switzerland, has been com.
pleted. Itis'1,ooo metres in length, and was
bored through granite entirely BY hand.
The MEXICAN Executive has ordered
two engineers, three officers Of staff and one
physician tSsaeoompsny Capt. Eads on bis
surveying tour over the 1sthmus Of Te.
hnantepec. TA6 expenses Of commission.
ers will be paid by the Government.
SUBSCRIPTIONS have been opened in
New York for 41b, 0oo, 900 in stock and bonds
Of the Aextan National Railway, designed
to connect Laredo with the City Of Mexico.
The St. Louis & San Francisco Rail.
road, which now terminates at vinita. i
hurrying forward rails and ties into Indian
Territory, and expects to put thousand
men at work at m early date.
The extent of the various railway
lines now under control Of the Jay Gould
combination " given as follows: The Wa
bash system, ibtth east and west Of the Mis-.
sissippi RiverAnd branches, s, 4s7 miles; Mis-.
souri, Paciae, and branches, 712;- Central
Branch Union Pacific, $685., Missouri, Kansas
and Texas and branches, So; Kansas Pacific
and branches, 1,O1l; Union Pacific and
branches. Ills; Denver and South Park.
0l; Iron Mountain and branches, 6S4; In.
ternational aad Great Northern, 6s4; Texas
and Pacific - far built, '5S7: total, $3.50
miles. In sNiftiqn to this there are 3s5
miles Of road n course of construction in
Indians, lllifo's, aud Iowa, which viii enter
Into the Wabash system when completed,
and nearly, II not quite, 1000 miles under
contract or projected In Texas and Mexico.
A WAR on emigrantib business hiss been
insugurated blythe New York trunk lines,
which promisea to materially swell the tide
OF emigration to The West. ~ ~
RAILWAY employees in Great Britain
have begun movement for reduction Of
working hours. ~
Mr.. LIE Due, Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, is estAblishins an experimental te.
farm twenty miles from Charleston, on the
line Of the sdth catolip. Railroad. '..@1,
N. B. HARV0oD, the well.known St.
faul dry.gsos merchant, who recently
went Into bsatTuptcy, has absconded. His
creditors are ksse!ally 81 the opinion that
hts failure Was ! swipdle. Hh assets win
not pay oves etnts o. the dollar.
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Mr.. KEENEis reported tohavs bought
. me stock farm in Virginia.
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Senator 8urns,xe'. Eaue.tlo,., nm.

senator 8urnslde's Educ tlonal nm.
THE following IS the substance of Mr.. Burn.
side Educational bill Is it recently passed
the United states Senate:
The net proceeds of sales Of public lands and
OF patents arc forever set apart for the educa-
ton of the people. Tho Secretary of the
Treasury shall yearly apportion to the several
States and Territories and the District of Co.
lumbia, upon the basis OF population between
the ages OF five ana twenty years, the said net
profits for the previous year, which shall be
credited on the books of the Treasury as an
educational fund.- on which four per cent. In.
terest per annum is to be paid to the States Us
above; provided, that for the first ten years
the apportionment Shall be made accord.
ing to the numbers Of the population
OF ten years old and upward who cannot
read and write; and provided, further, that
one-third Of the income from said fund shall
be annually appropriated to the completed
endowment and support of colleges estab-
lished or which may be established under tho
act of 1S;2, until the amount annually thus
accruing to said colleges in each State shall
reach 80 O, after which the whole income of
said fund shall be appropriated to the said
States, Territories and District to the eauca-
ton OF all children between the ages Of six
and sixteen. The Secretary of The Treasury
Is authorized to add to the fund any sums
given to the United States for that purpose.
A sum not exceeding fifty per cent. IF the
amount received by any State, etc., the first
year, and not exceeding ten per cent.
IN any year thereafter, may he applied,
at discretion, to the maintenance Of
schools for instruction Of teachers of
common schools. To be entitled to the bene-
hts OF this act any State, ETC.. must maintain
Tor at least three months in each year until
January l, 1885, and thereafter four months in
each year, a system Of free public schools for
OIL children between six and sixteen years of
age. Any State, etc., misapplying any Of the
money received under this act shall forfeit
further grants until the amount 80 misapplied
snail have been replaced by said State etc.
Nothing contained in the act shall be held to
alter any previous law regarding tho DISPOSE
ton of public land nor to limit the power of
Congress over the public domain, nor to inter-
fere With granting bounty land to soldiers and
sailors. The bill also authorizes colleges
established under the act Of 1862 to establis
schools for the technical education of women.
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A PHILADELPHIA millionaire has
ordered = private car Of the Pullman
Company which il to cost $50, 200.