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DECLINED TO ACCEPT IT.
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.

DECLINED TO ACCEPT IT.
The congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church. at meeting held last Sunday.
declined to accept the resi- snation of Rev.
T. j. Aiken by Il nearly unanimous vote.
Il is understood that Mr. Aiken will not
press his resignation, but will abide by
their decision.
VALUABLE COW KILLED.
Mr. Joseph X. Miller, Of the Farmers
& Commercial Hotel. had valuable COW
killed by the ears last Saturday.
CIT HIS FOOT BADLY.
Mr. William Broughton cut his heel
very badly with an axe while at work on
the new wharf of Mr.. S. C.. Rowland.
DR.. \. A. Hanna dressed the wound and
Mr.. Broughton was sent to his home in
the country.
\ REPORT.
Rumor says that Mr.. VIM II. Foulks
has resigned as Principal of our Public
School. to accept a situation in New
York at a much better salary.
\ uOIoRED MAN SHOT.
Some colored men got into fight near
Rock Run. Tuesday. and Nick Rice shot
coIored man. named Allison, in the
stomach. The ball passing into the blad-
der and was passed out Wednesday. The
pistol being 4 small Seven-shooter, the
wound is not considered very dangerous
Dir. Charles A. Shure was sent for and
is doing all in his power to allay his suf-
fering. Reports vary as to the immedi-
ate cause of the trouble The indirect
cause is Lapidum whisky. Some say
Allison struck Rice and knocked him
down and was going to beat him, when
Rice fired the shot. Rice made his escape
and has not been seen since, and if he
never comes back. it will not be any loss
to the town.
EXCL ksIoSs.
We have had two colored excursions
from Baltimore here this week, Monday
and Tuesday. Head, Esq. one of
the owners of the Baltimore and Susque-
hanna Steam Tow Company boats, took
the band and a few friends on their new
steamer, Wa. i. HsrdurY, down near
Turkey Point, on Wednesday afternoon,
to enjoy the breeze on the bay. The
steamer made about thirteen miles per
hour on the trip.-The steamer Pilot Boy
took large number from here to Toll
chester for Messrs Brickley and McCul-
! Tough, on Thursday, and 10y the time the
friends from Havre de Grace got ON, the
boat would have as many as the law
allows her to carry
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HonOred and Hest

Mhen q board of eIuinsnt physicians and
chemist announced the discovery that by
combining some we'll known valuable rene.
dies, the most wonderful medicine Was pro-
duced, which would cure such wild range
Of di3easTS that most all other remedies
could be dispensed with, many We're skerti-
cal; but proof of its merits 10y actual trial
has disr"iIel all doubt, and to-day the dis
coyerers ct that 9rea: medicine, Hop hitter,
are iianoFed %Ed b,essea Is all rs heReiAe-
tors,-pcMeCfa.,
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A FRESH WASHINGTON SCANDAL
An Arctic Explorers Little Cottage and
Lovely Widow

Another scandal i'll high life bids fair
to absorb some of the attention bestowed
upon the celebrated Christiancy case. and
unroll its shiny folds in the divorce court
1t involves the reputation of man and
two women, one his wife. The gentle
man is said to be Captain II. W. How
! gate. of Arctic exploration fame. Among
other houses that exc his handsome rent
roll is 4 very pretty two-story brick COT
| tage on Thirteenth street, will an invit-
| ingly cool veranda running around it.
! Although the house was presumably
rented to a dashing young widow, who
occupied it with single servant. he was
seen there regularly every day. The
( lady of the house is petite. attractive
creature, and this was enough to set
tongues going. They had been going
some time, however, Lefore the story
| reached the home of the owner and the
! ears of his lawful wife.
, The legal family residence is out Four
! teenth street. nearly Il mile from the
! cosy seat of the adopted wife. Putting
watch on her husband 5 footsteps the
injured wife soon discovered the tales
/ that had reached her We're only TOO true.
Yesterday she planned IA dom iciliary visit,
which not only clilgled Tie cqnjeclures
of the wife. but in its denouement made
the scandal public to the entire neigh
/ boyhood. The distinguished ex-otficial
and scientist had scarcely quilted the
! Thirteenth street notta,fe with its pretty
occupant. for d walk. when the wife pre-
! scented herself at the ENTRANCE and de
manaed Of the servant in charge whether
! the establishment was On Heu by her hGs-
| band. naming him. The astonished serv-
ant admitted that it was. VERY we'll. :
/ replied the wife, Il am Mrs. - and
/ she walked in. Once in possession she
| began a search. which, although with
/ ont the customary legal warrant. was
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of the regularly constituted courts is the
supreme requisite to the suppression of
rutiianism in this country. 1t is t;me for
the people to demand and secure officers
of government who will make the admin
istration OF justice more prompt and sure.
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\ RIDE from New York to Chicago for
III is at the rate of about one cent a
mile. The tide of travel will swell to
great proportions as the result of the
railway war
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\ YOUNG LADY in Wilmington has just
committed suicide from an insane appre-
henSion that her father had not the means
to support her. The insanity of the
average girl of the period runs just the
other way.
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Half of the 500,0 immigrants this
year are expected from Germany alone.
No wonder that Prince Bismarck turns
black in the face when he thinks of the
stampede to America.
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A STEADY WOMAN, white or color
"A ed. to do the cooking. washing ANA ironing
for Il small family, can have u good home and high
wages. 10y applying to
may u, a. W. CRUIkSHANK
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

WASHINGTON. July 21.-The following
/ bulletin for the Cabinet has just been
issued:
E,rermice Nahsion, .luss oi-S q. H.
Ny DEAR SlR-The improvement in
the President condition continues to be
steady and uninterrupted. His pulse
this morning is IS. with normal tenn
pefatnre and respiration. He is bright
and cheerful. has an excellent appetite
and expresses Il desire for substantial
nourshment There is ma better indica-
ton of his progress than the disposition
which 3e il HOW n1anifesting to think and
to .atk II outside matters. The surgeons
express themselves as entirely satisfied
with the progress OF the case.
Very respectfully, j. SrASlEN BROWN.
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THE President is making his fight for
life steadily, cool!y, heroically and sue
ressfully. He is almost out of danger.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-23

y SATISFACTORY national bankruptcy
law is one of the most difficult achieve
ed to provide one for the United States.
and now Mr.. Gladstone abandons the at
tempt to secure one for England at this
session of Parliament.
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Ql't Grill 1l)hie.
ELKTON. JULY IS, 1881.

II is evident that the President $ re-
cnvery viii be slow.
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IhE most important information sent
~ the Washington correspondents as to
he President condition is the following
which we find in the New York Herald.
In reply to a question with regard to
the wound, DIR. Bliss said: The process
III snppuration is going on satisfactorily
and the track of the ball is slowly being
cleared by the discharge. In dressing
the wound the flexible drainage tube
without the eXertion of the least force
dropped into 4 depth Of five and one-haIf
inches, showing that the wound is clear
and open Ia that distance. 1t has been
sad by persons who have never seen the
President since his injury that sl.e bullet
probably did not enter the great cavity
ol the body at all. nnr experience with
the drainage tube confirms our previous-
ly expressed Judgment that the bali did
enter the abdominal cavity and pierce
the liver. ! believe that it passed through
that organ and is lodged in the anterior
wall of the abdomen.
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The Wilmington -Horning Wees recent
ly accused the editor of the Erery Eren-
i.g of having demoralized the newspaper
field in that city. The frequency of acts
o! violence and disorder in that city
would seem to indicate that prevailing
decentralization is not limited to news
i.arerdom.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Woshi.gto", July 1.-The following
official bulletin. just issued, gives the
condition of the President at s. so A. NJ:
The President has had :. good night,
and is doing exoalientty this morning.
His pulse As Is, temperature 9S 40, and
respiration Is. {Signed.)
ID. W. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES.
j. J. WOODWARD
ROBERT REyRuRN,
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REESE,
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II Is ;tn indication of extraordinarily
robust health that !. man so terribly
wounded as President Garfield should
have Suci, craving for solid food and be
able 10 take 1t without injury so soon
after his hurt. His appetite seems hard
~ to have left him at all. His recovery
will be one of the best illustrations the
world has ever had Of the reward of con-
iornHy to the laws of health. But al.
though he has such prodigiouS vitality
that he can survive the shock Of the
tragedy Of the I'd of July, it is to be fear
ad that one near to him has not, and the
bullet which G"itcau fred may yet cause
the death of the Presidents venerable
mother, Who at the age of 81 years. lies
dangerously ill in Ohio.
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a DESPERATE political riot last Fall,
The Guthrie outrage on child, the roll
ing mill Carberry murder, the Galloway
killing, the Holly Tree Inn homicide.
stories of abortion by local physician,
several suicides, and the sickening story
"t the NeGrath girl on the Brandywine.
make up az unwelcome record of recent
crimes in Wilmington.
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Ss$" Why suffer day after day, and month
after month. with !n,ae hack. seiatica, lum-
bago, gravel, ;iiaGe;eS female weakness,
etc, Wi,el you oan be cured by wearing
,ir..t. Guilmette' Kidney Pad.
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Washington, JulY e. The Presidents
improvement still continues, with no in
dications qf a letapse.
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MEs. Dr.. Epson Indignantly denies
the reports as to quarrels or bad feeling
between herself and D.. Boyntou, homn-
pathic physicians, and the alIopathic
doctors i'll charge of the President. She
says: I'VE have our own ideas. and Mt
times they are different from those of the
a!lopatls; but we don't intrude our ideas
or attempt to. The President is under
the treatment Of the allopathic physicians
and they are entitled to all the credit
br. Boynton is at the bedside of the
President more as a relative and intimate
friend than as a physician. and YOU NAV
rely on it he does not and will not inter
'"fe iii any way
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WHEELWRIGHT WANTED,

THERE is an excellent opening for a
l. good WHEELWRItiIITa at Bay View For
further particulars. apply at once To
GEO, Il, SIMPSON.
July lf-3w# Ray Wow cecil county Md
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from q Cough. Cold or any Throat trouble
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9ssc@ itht CT gu. tas 81 fe hifis ssnus be-
tcEmt unb tas fans CT penn fr uur fuRt
stbt haB CT SprIisbe FUR bic Champion bal, 70
puree sprtses Sabr zine Grutrr S,deYe 81
S118 90 ~sertauft unb tine dnbert 81 $4,000,
aIie $500 nirbr. Antere rurhen su rr
f1irhtuen 9rsiirn s~erfauft. Demna9 bittG
mihsn nIlc bic Sunicr il 10S,OO s~rrfauft rsr-
zen. Ter 8rpbadtsr ssrsas, hiss su tsrka9-
ten. @tnn CT rir ri&tissr Ssrta9tsr mar f.
bate sr bed prtt tas Ser3 esbabt, ieiaen
ri&tisen 9amrn biu;ui&reibeu, sftn, fat
,,Serba6tsr", ater rim 10 fleintr Gsif sfrnias
Gus midi.
Simpn Sressr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15

Gus Sort Scott, 8as.. miro berid-
tet, ba6 in S.srfels Elm Besoufiebsr
bon einem GARNER eri9lasen purbe.
Der Sormer mar namIi6 i'm BesriH
Den 8eg Dor feiner Sarm rrn;upfuaen
ais Der Nufiebsr borbeifam un5 es tbnl
serbot. Ser Sarmer 9erietb oaruber
in iolden3oru, OaB sr eiuen SniitteI sr'
grin uu6 ben Nufieber 10 tart auf Den
Ropf idIug, boB 0erieIbs am foIgtnO;n
Sage itarb. Der M0rHer lit eutfob:n
bod lit 0ie YoIiisi bsmibt i'm sin;H,
fanasn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15

Die Stromung i'm Wihouri if im'
mer rei6enb, aber BEL ben iestsen
Saherfante In6 lei Der unsn6Iiben
Sn6ermnfe, inside fib i.st bon 6sn
ueftIiden Gbensn beruntsr benz @sere
81 brdn9t, I6erHeist Die 9sftieteit 6es
Stromss tas GIaubliae. oder mad
a6er Der reiaen ~siie6eruns unfersr
stabt g~egena6er miro berf@Iunaen,
Gnb INNER na5er rlGt Der oft notber
sefagte un6 sefnrdtete3eitpunt beran,
nc Der san;e Bottom Der gergaHeen'
beit a%nseb6ren pirb.
Sn 8or6 @afbinston unb u~msegsno
1T Sebermanu baruuf borbereitet, Bel
Der erten a~nnaberuns Ser gefabr 10,
sIei6 gu fIdteu-@afbinetonsr 8of.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15

ben mir bas gersnisen habeu, bic
6erren mad Der grnte eefuno uHO frif@
in Sermann besraben unO beinf Sobn
ODER @OnraO anf sesenfsitise Gsfuns-
beit unO fernsres @Oberseben anFObsn
gu f0nnen.
@adoem mir aHes Sort fur Wort
burdaeIsfen, f@lttsIte mein Sreunb
ben SOpf uaO f0ste. DOie Brisfe baben
aHe cine 10 sroBe &ebnIiGteit NIT elm
amber, Oos id CLAUDE fIe Inb aIe bon
einsm Batter uno nur Sie rlntsrI6riften
auf Wunfd OefeI6en binsusefdat. Ser.
nsr m6dte id um tes SimmsIspileu
feline champion am 8las ba6eu. benin
psnn crit in 10 feuriser Beiie BON ibrer
SarmIOfgteit iberseugt psreeu mus.
febt ss nod osfdbrlid seuus aus. IA
lobe i'd mir Die barmIoie 8ndete E, Sa
lit es niht n0tbig Semanosn gu fnaen
,Oie idHeibet fsinen in Stud" oos
weiB i:oss Siue.
IS ing leiht an ~ rs9ntn, mein
Srsunb so9 Die Sentudp UteSicinbOttsl
aus Ser Sadie. mir pismeten ibnen
allen eiueH ftigen S@Iuf unb IieBen
ben N~ebutacHeser fdrbas troaen. = t.