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, 1881-10-29

ton nnd iiaIr of cont pur to,tr to kcrI, steam
iir III her.
Tho ,tl,lc t,.g rIorcuco IL sill In commission,
aid Is ns btiey MS II lily t""'sl1 e'n"l-boats.
rho lropecr !tuekeyc j. n tho t;hl,.tet, @ I'osk
caiked.
Can't: iar1ter. If t!aX G!ty: nat seti lho harao
csS' st. K1t s !; Ss. #1t u s; asAs y; @ s:sx IL
fur Eseailtbn tn lottl lrt,i1 urt.
Tho weather wis extrusncly th,uk o,.tel,lo ~
tiny yesterday. MISUNDERSTANDING which nuhFly I'LL
tho hust-lufl Ssenif- ,nrers left t'ort.
'Thr .cl,t,onar sherwuot ,1st1tppci her ccntr,-
bunr1i w,n hctlsY> tuwcd ulit Vt purs yesterday
srt,ri,tl,H. asni aMttlo relurn for repairs.
White 'u,tt,H tnwe1I out ynssoray tho su,ooner
SSstn o 5tSa ss s revs ! fs 10 ' @ e
HEt.. J..
Tito lumber lur8o l'svors,e has bcuu soti BY
]. II. f'cgran mud sinr!n j" crnmGti nt IoilA.
*1!,55.
wh.s ate.nrtlnx to sa!l vat Of aett @ yss!srsy y is
North rler and sn'lcrot tho eoss of must ot her
Iorerlsgitg.
"say have Just nrrivci. helns towei ii Ivy
tho TIhui." Is tno Errotlny tho r"purtntH Eet
tu,'b n PROMINENT I,hnberi,lati TN tho ducks llso
days uHt UE sgFeil.
.rIlo wrcekur> hnvc sYcc.g''c;l IL gottinE tho
stha.lscr vIutor, sunk lll thu Detrult River. II
tho CuAtia slt IT t8 river. alih bxpcGt ti have
her ~ ,!ry+stoGk shortty.
Fred Hcynoils sect't,t porter u, tho steamer
f}uvu. wuA rt At ltHy llty III thU 1T !Nal. by
setnu struck III lilo hentl ~ n er1tnk. pit. llu
res!t1ea al Enst suKii1a~.
n John Irol,nri, of tho prgslIIyir iyconing.
| befuru last, arrived III The city yesterday and
! HRai1l tuuk command uf his sesscl.
It's Al, III wfnl slut buws mus!nly Rt,otl. file
following u ir tho t'.weEu ia"atsam: ntan "LHefu
, 1881-10-29
CLEVELAND.

CLEyELASn, o., Oct 2s,-'rhe iron lliar-
kets lllvo been llrM tlis wcels. Iron Ure IL
III good demnlul ut f0rher prIces. l'is-fro,l
Is very aeti,&, asAl prices have had III ...-
vaNcing tendency. :rAuru Ii n particularly
largu tunnlld fur SUIT foundry irons, all,l
best No. ! IL selling freely ut ST. Tliu SIP.
Ply seems inn!Ic4.,nto t, tho dcinafM. thu
b'ittkuale un The rntlr0utls tlus cntlsul many
furnaces tn slut dawn, ntld all aro running
III slowly III loyslble. Thu RFentrst trOuhl0
il III getting coke frum Collnellsvtlle. bur
Iron ii actiyt, al,l l,rtces ara unchanged.
Petroleum iB llriil0r ut cellts for standard,
, 1881-10-29
Is('l"ttSt}rJRG.

1'IrrsnUl.1, Ill.,, Oct. .as.-'rhcro Is con.
tE,ucti brisk ,leM.atld for nil articles Of tito
tlttsburg manufactures, With t1lo situation
III general business ,iut ,untgrnlly changed
from Inst week. Considerable Inconvenience
Is experienced by shippers o,l account Ut tlle
freight blockade OH tho roads 1cattng vest
ward from this city, Ind II Dcrccpttblc full
Ing of lii Trade within the pslst four weeks Is
noticeable in consequence
The iron uurkct ~ decidedly ncttyc. and
prices nre very stiff And UNCHANGED, both for
raw utd manufactured nrttrles :"
Tho glass trAtie IL unsettled ull nccoult Of
striiscs III tho chimney, window glass, al,h
l,ntsie factories, wticl, lnlyu CAUSED n llts,-
lority to shut tIt,wiI Tile tlel,lalt continues
gnDd,, ntlll II supply Is growing. All prices
aru siflIeMlny ii. l'roprlutors IRE still tltin
III refusing IL ct,llcguu tho u!lrnhcu asked By
tllu slrlters, win art bcgihnihg IL show
siHl1s Ut weakening.
CuAl II Wittuul usly luw feature III tlla
situation. Theirs Ii nuout l3,U00.NU bushels
runtiy ~ slip us soU,l ns navigation ruAtIIilps.
Petroleum hHS bcall active And weak, sales
Of uMtteI curtficalcs ileinT hlntte u low ny
ai15 eellts--M .eellA9 stnee last Saturday Of :
cclliS. Tntlny the mntkct WIS excited, clos
i'm ut SUI cei,ts. SaleS n,Iti rusHlcs, l,5G0U00
barrels; shipments, *, ,NW barrels.
ityt-stuck Is In lnfEe supply nnst fnir{y
actiye. Cnttlu rerelpts, l0,S:u heatit ngaitlst
1p,SiO lust weuk. Cul1tliloll to prime, StiA.
llogs. receipts. 4,s91 llea'l, aaat!st sl.as5 i
hcnd, il lullllig off Of 3,.o0 head st1ice last
| week. c0nll,un TO extra quoted ut ", % IL
S1QU.
, 1881-10-29

One Ut the must Important facts brought IT,
to special prominence BY t!la abnve oxhibit
iy The larK0 ttecreasc. III tho relative prnl,or-
tlnu Of Iollr shtpped to f0rtiEn countries.
compared with the exports Ut WHEAT. During
the five years c,itled 1635 the exports Of tlOnr
and wheat combined Were Ii, ,61S,4l0 hnslirts.
1T which t1,6l per cpHt WAS shipped tsl tho
form III ilunr. LII tic nrXt isb years the pns-
cGtItagn uf flour was M.lB, d suMll .leerease,
and tatt4 wns followed BY !I1.:s per cent far t!e
five years rii.IllE 1Ss'. mil that IN turn hy
tl.T: tl!cn BY OIL, md steadily on slDf1t With
"oilt il sllgle exception til for tho i've years
+: ended ls!, ta,o p:oMprsson OF tlni!r WIS m1y
1:,T.3. Taking Gaeil ygal tter 1917, tho falling
off In the perculltago Of iloNr exported Ton.
llnuett steadily, with the ni,e. exception Uf
1871 down TO 1880, during which ycar Tic per-
.centnGe WIS 15.3. Tie iDwest isKMses tn tl'e Ills.
tory or tic export tlaur tr.ltln II! the tlscNl
,yeNr lbs1-'Sl there WIS sllg!lt rnlly:
Fnr the ssxty-one yenrs ended lSsl, The cx-
parts nf corn aggregated 67, ,Ssl, l64 blsllels,
Valued ut $50 00., l:,6, while tho exports Or
;ulE.ll fur the same TINA were .tSt ilr.
,rels, valued ut SIS 452, iii. The A9KreKatu
wallis 0f tho exports 0f breatlstuits fr0n the
United Statcs for tho sixty-oile years ellduu
june 10, 1881, was:
WIehL.... 'ss.ss....s+ e1Yaut
sos
Eo9l!
Oihof brccialdsin6s and srains....-. si.3i. 10
ItlAl...s $"''oste'sefes
, 1881-10-29

tlat I'M circumstances ta,'ht shey work alter
,'rIulk. lie Aati they were euro tlioy wnilh
ini the eol. n. i,ennrnat nut 4 stop |" their
work, and thrcnt tglln,t Il llD fn.l.l'l thon nEn 10
hnvu tiunI Mrre+tr,l. Thls vas tho last limo they
hsYa i,uCl HcuEl tllutU.
, 1881-10-29
TO THE PUBLIC

Of ba KspwaSs "a o!d: :asesoished Z, q IN, na! :!
NUS than the base aud WORTHLESS Mmsit.fs. and
them, d there arc Fals9 hssolyeaau; and -
thxt tha paue "Naaway" " On Fhas oo e"s'
, 1881-10-29
BOSTON.

BOSTON, Ocl. .o.-1HG lutl0Wtnk WILL MP
pear III tho special market rcp0rts 1T tbs
Boston Commercial Bulletin tomorrow:
The salcs Ut woul at U0ston, thus fur this
year, nre 1O,09U.000 pounds more than thu
SAINT period Ut 1850. Thu reccpts llayo
fallen oil 1l,000 bates. Voolen goods sold
fur ac1l Ut production. Prices, though
very firm, arD not much higher. Sn1cs
of woul this week . 9,:!., IT,. III pounds
of domestic anu .4,Nj,00O pUtInlls Ut
foreign. Tile lentAer n!nrket WIS very
steady, yulnes generally tyutltng upward.
A more ncttye business Wus .lne iii all kinds.
Hides were Without material caanyu III
prlces. Shipments ut bouts A1ltl shines tn nil
points outside IT New En.lA,sa .Were 4s,:a5u
ciases, NgNit,st Il, S3o Inst week. Fur rntluD
there WIS Il guu.t t.cInntlu during tho ;,l,st
week. with I'LL stlya.sce OF tS{4!{ cent. Vllt
production Ut all le,ltltnE qun1ilI!'s ol cation
naay weeks to run.c. Tlw .trouth III many
sections of Now. England affected thu cOltoli~
manufacturing iItrresl somewhat, n!Ml als0
tHlpa fe,ct seriously to cieek the tilt
put nt pal,er. THIS MILLS arU rrnwtlcd with
otAels. tiH-ruM was II, gs'oa aeHsasnt, AsM
very tifM. Manufactured Erun Wta active NJ
tho high qilutNtlUhs last Noted. 'flb butter
aurket WIS Unsatisfactory. Cl,eese wis Ilrnlpr
Y ENAt3i4 cenls fur cl,0Ice. l1!y WIS very
irnl. \ trillu oyGr So hls Ieeh obtaflr!l fur
rl1oicu r,.;.ss., luts: Fresh oesf was lltile
urts Wcrt tsibr II! tlu eisr! !y purt ot Tue week,
but eIuso iir,lcr. There Is Ii more, con1itlent
feeling t!1n lust week AnIul'k buyers Of
brta.tstuils Groceries were stenly aiht ttIl-
cllufsutl. Dry Md picked fish ura yerytirin.
No, Muckere!, SU.
, 1881-10-29

Special Dispateh to 11s Chicago TFtbNHk.
WAS1I1alToS, u. T.. Oet. "0-t n. m.-SlgnalS
aro ordered up ut aandusky, CLEVELAND. SUCTION
e. Tolc,lo. Detroit, Section /. Alpana, PORT Hu-
ron. Stnckluaw, and Duluth.
, 1881-10-29
OVARIAN TUMORS.

Tho removal of these tuinors BY HadwaYa
what was o,icg considered almost tniracutouafs
now n common recognized faHt BY MI nast!es.
Witness tho cases Dt llHnnnh =. hnnpp: MFt. Y
published In t,r Almanac for 1870; alsn that of
brs. C. s. Illbb!Rs. Ia tho prcsent edition OF our
"Tafso and True
Ono bottio cont,.lua moro Of the actIvo prnet.
ulcs Of Medicines thnti uny other Preparation,
tnltcn IN ttutpunnflil dies, wllltt oshefs require
wv " GSE poIi.Xiz PER DoTTLE.
, 1881-10-29

nl tt>o barrels or ti.mr of thu ,curs,, we're mt
tnu,agr1. Tiny wrrc unlon1Rst n1iI thkcn 70
{1nttniithItlo. Tho rNlrt hHc uf TIM Drnc!ltrY
wis ntovn IN, hut ltoin8 Temporarily f!Hru ny
diver so slennlesI up ai"l trocecea 10 MohtEo"''
Till Ht:lttntSEN i. !. M'VHA.
sptttal p1.ndtfh h THs Chfeaon Trtnnnt. >,
EitGrt,stsAa. M!ch., 0et. .a.-The echnoncr u.
j. Mcvcn will br lnxuh In f0w by tho tuE l.orlh.
than. Il atHHtt-pHntn WI: necessary 70 iMfse M
her. 1t NnifH lmrs,sslhe II do 80 by band. she
lensos tuniEht.
Hptttal HltnalcA 10 Fhe tAtealn 1ffhnnt.
AWuERsrI,arlHi. unl.. urt. sit Is blowing q
heavy Etr fr.,ni tho sailtfitAst alrd thc Wntcf
VIII ijt, hut Will ltrti6hy fiItt .iu"n sury loWn nn
tho (lti,tG- iI1nH HlteH tho wti,l c!1hnGes: Iht
RfiaI- baiXcs r. u. EA1Ilwci and EllA Sinlth Win
hArEGs rotln,letI IL here.
TnE sTEsMfn lsi.A*n r,vE nunSEn.
Hptctat f,t.rnteh to fnt Cafeddn 1ftb::">
E+Aut,,SAt. INT, Oct. ..s.-AtH ncl0ck tonight
tho American ttuntller isinnh tsovo, aoaHoa WIN
has. husuI fur U9.rishtilH. tnt'k ftru Wnen
t'lltIng NJ tho enhai Nh1llt two MUS easL III
hcsr HUH stOnnrs lt,l e;tr2n lro fDtnt loass
HANi, BEAUll HA1tnJH ttt 1tkFEt;l:.
Hrretat if,nftrh tn Tie ChIcaoo Trt!nt'v.
SAM 13EACit. sl1tl1.. Uci. .s@lh h"f!!t.r o.
nIeht-'EnY4 Sweepstakes nnu FfHnk MnHht.
with rHtt. Quits Il number Of crlft iaro
rulno III sl1lcc ttatk. hut shelr nat''es chnnot 10
ienrnot1.
ut,nKE nE1t pnit,t1cK srt1t.
Hpsefei lhapltch to Tht thteadt Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Ifct. ::sS-'fhe Btt1sIlt-MrRn Mr.
nun i,roku tler derrick snhr t!1dAy Wiia tiis.
clArElilK II alutl..lnhh Vi spurs tti tho ruuHh at
tito Milwaukee c,llhiity'A sh!tyhrt'. IL new oho
viii bu supplied III Uftcc.
STRIPPED AND I.stn ur.
| Sptetai I,.spaten II n: t,lteaeo 1ftbaas.
| MILWAUKEE, W!I.. t)at. .s-Tho ecnw Enmn
| leighton md sGhtnMrr Mnid Of tile list have
stripped uild 9Unu Into winter quarters hcF"
, 1881-10-29
PORT OF tfflCAGOs
ARRIVALS.

~ AnttIvAI.s.
xt,nr .'htcasoaa + y, Mant1ra'. IT. ,'t.s, sun'Ir'es
irs irs '%'. S"%'. .sase H. s"I1s sh' s''F''''
!:ss HiSsrt *spsf; Masif;;oa ~ Lily Ian,est n!s,,o.
!f ' its:;"';s;t i+s s %? s: IsSSt .ass: ss:s'
lr' tnha ,nla!" *n'!rIs:
?.ss :snSss: @S s: .s'ss;s..
fs iS% Wnss''s + !Si;' s!%ss. ssfa: .s"ss:. s"',fs.
Es S :!!s?$s AH:s !sss aS;ss'
,fS ' L t + ss*"st; tS ss;t IistS' i;s' .sI'r's. "''as
r" / q; Hs5 iI%ai;;iS 'an'''e'.
;shr fstr MSfs fsiIs. s Witt ,s' at ''ss u Is'of'
hei,r Ad,r',lag: M'iaknsnf!. l,,libss
sI'r ssIr iSst,s ;:iy II sasssys.s ] ]ssnsis 'u'nbss
ss!r ssar Viii SYis ssy,i VIII ".asS ianSoi
str ssSr tss''!'f; ,uSsi;.a Miis '.fs isn.esr
Fssf sshr xa H. R.ssy M''s Whit s 1a Timber
HchF j. !. JONES, Aiiske*ufl. lanIbes
.AurEAh hA1fiSuB.
Iros S"!sn , ,i,ta "'n's I; ,a Z, -, p ,t sSF'
i,r lss1sTsI ,yS, 'at!a. NJ! ;i; ;,l b" cos'.
5% A: SSsS fs;.,; ;!'nsf'ss; sssss;o.
t !S''s; a,'l isa!s sAsS n IL ~seu@
..r"% % Il f[ac""t .Sss!sy t,:t Gi$ve|asa s'zht:.
tr" r" tist9 T. e. ass n'.sh 'tssf%1 isSs ''s ssars.
rsSt @ io'Sn @ i':,,ss S'e1HS,es; i,sRssoi i'sns sL
sssr sr Il sas"sa a.sss ssss" ;s % su whs. l
ss: ssns |s:tst fessss s;s. ssSss s '*"s
ss;,r ;!.f t.aat Il ttts,,',sG,.. ,,an ,san!rlos.
ssff ssir s S1 's"s'S @ u s i 81 ont. nnt
, 1881-10-29

At uuFfALt3, n. T.
Special Et,ea.ea to Tt4 Chicago 11bu'lA
BUFFALO, N. T., Oct. :s.-Thore was nothing,
offering todny iu the way Of cnal tonnage for
ChIcuxu or milwaukee,. Tho feeling WIS very
firm. however. The r1,ta tn Detr0t hun nd
yaucoti Is cents. ngagel,iunts--propcs'er.la1
Davidson, eonl to Duluth ut $1.7a; schoolotB
Haynup Florida, una II. Fitzhu0h, coal to DO
trott Ut 5h cents. Thu propeller City Of holna
takos,a cargo Ut caul 10 ChicuRn for the lehlRf.
CUmpS,y. Eanai frctRhts wcro steaty vt ~
cct1ta n1ltwheat. III cents on corn. and conts on
lluxsnod H. Now York. Shipments wero mod
cratic.
At CLEVELAND, O.
sp1etak d Dspateh Ia TIE Ch!eaoo Tribune.
cr,rs.rt,A Mi. a., G}pt. .sB.-ChArte rters-Schoono
Leatlyliie Mincr>l stata: aud Swallow. ore: III, r.
cnnmba 10 CioyclaA' ID. SLID; schooner l.eli Els
waeth. orn, EsgnI,> In tu Erlu. $t.t1: schooler
iloutjy. ore, Esclln .bn IL As4tabtia, $!;4.:
achuu1ser Riyeraiju, conl TO- cl!tcaxn Vt Sl.s''
rrco; schooner Exile, orc. Esstt,aGn to Gieye1 ',
junl. priyato terns; sch 'oter tien. Franz s'9cls
,rt.. Marnnntte to t,ieyeIo I'd, privHto terms.
At M1tWAuKA TX, WIS.
srsetal U.p.tth to Tbs >ch1fad9 e. rffhant.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. t"'-rnn sennonaf ~ y,
Gnngcs hua bce ohhrtcrrd t. 'ua.45 u4Es' * ~ . M
ber from Man!6tce to OgdsnstA 'r9 a. so'o" pee
LOU feet.
, 1881-10-29

LOUISVILLE, n.y., Dct. 2s-'rho iron mar
ket Is very acttye, a!ld llas advanced from 81
to So per tel, in lot-blast grades within tho
past week. Nearly everything offered Mt
reasonable prices Il promptly taKen. The
extent Of tho business Is only curtailett by
the unwtt1ingness OF manufacturers to make
prices. beIilg So largely. sold ahead.
The flour market 1lns been dull. with Il
downward tuNtfcncy, with m extremely
light demand. 1t ean bo bought a. inside
quotations In roulltl lots.
Tic fruit market lEas been active, with q
gonu demand and free sales,
l'otNtaes have been iA nsolerate demand,
with fur sntry.
Vegetables have been steatly, with fair
deinaild.
THIS butter market Inns been very firm, with
II gtlntl demand AMI active salps.
C(luesG llNs bpeh II little dull, with snail
tlel,latll md few snit.s.
The El,.isl market hnS beer very ulllet.
TlmrN arc no futures In the innrket; nothing
tluing.
Tile cotton market during the past week
lns been :'r1n, with II EoUh dcnnAtl for ship
ping interests Shippers arc Inclined to lultl
far bettor PRICES.
Tins provision market during tho past week
las been quiet nid steady, with very llttls
doing.
, 1881-10-29

BY Lake Eric p0rta ls meant my pOrt on l4nke
| Eric west Of and including Ere to which iron-
orc Is consiEncd, and from which coal is shlppud
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
substitutes for Kissing.

Some rude races have seranRe substi
tutes for kissing. OF MonRoI father, Q
traveller writes, she smelIed from time
TO time the head OF his youngest son, g
mark OF parental tenderness usual
among the Mongols instead OF embrao.
ing" In the Philippine islands, we are
told, "the sense of smell Ia developed to
so great degree that that they are able,
by smelling at the pocket handkerchisfs
to tell to.which persons they belong; and
and lovers, NJ parting, exchange piec =
OF linen they may be wearing, and dnr-
ing their separation lnhale the oder OF
ths beloved being" Among the Oita-
gong. hill people, again, 1t Is said, "the
manner of kissing is peculiar. lntead
OF pressing lip to lip they place the nose
and mouth upon the cheek and inhale
the breath strongly" Their form OF
speech is not "Give me . kiss" but
"Smell me-" In the same way, accord
ing to another traveller, 'sthe Burmese
NIo not kiss each other In the Wester7
fashion, but apply the lips and nose TO
the cheek aud make q strong inhaia-
tion." Moreover, "the Samoans salute
by juxtapositioB of noses, accom- panied
not by rub but hearty smell There
10 Scriptural precedent forsuoh customs.
When blind isaac doubted whesher the
son who came to HIM WIS Jacob or not,
The smelled the smell OF his raimSnt,
and blessed him.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
RAILROAD LIN Es.
DHILADEN.FHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTHM0RE RAILROAD.

APRIL 3, 1881.
Trains will leave Wilmington ns folt w.
for
Philadelphia and Intermedia "a Le Stations.
I.0O. $40 BIO, 1880 a. m. 2.30. 400, II 1O.OI
p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $40, 600, 9.55
q. m. l2.l6, 9.55 p. m
Phila. and New York 2.20, $50. 700. g,55.
ll.5S a. m, 1913, 2.08, 5.52, ga D m.
baltimore and intermediate station !.
S.88 a. m. 4.46 p. m.
5.33 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 d. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, zl2
0.2'T.55,s8S, Q. m.; 1855, I.04, $50 1851 D. M
Trains for Delaware Division, leave iof
New Castle 500. 9.35, n. M, Los BOZ, $40
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations
e.B q. m. LOS, $40 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.3h
q. na.; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermei ate stations
$40 a. M; 800, TOO, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 10 a. So
6.44 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2l2
2B. 7.65, q. m. l0.5l p. m,
For further Information passengers arr
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot ii. II. KENNEY.
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
N Il r. VI N ID
TONICA SPECIFICA
A Boon Co Roth Sexes.

A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL TO,
all diseases arising from Nervous DebiI-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence OF
Vicious Habits, as we'll az from the pros
tratlon of old age. Its curative proper
ties In violent and chronic forms of the
following diseases have been attested to
by the most Eminent Ply ysicians:
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EX III HAUSTION
SELF ABUSE sPERMATORRHCEA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZINESS IMP0TENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &C, &C.
1t has been in use over forty years, and
III to-day the most popular remedy for
the diseases aforementioned In the
WORLD. 1t can be used without regard
to diet, is pleasant In taste, and better
than all, IL IA y sure, safe and certain cure.
II is no quack medicine, but stands npon
It's own merits, AZ any trial Will amply
demonstrate. since 1886, this remedy has
always been sold Tor n much larger price
than that for which IL is now sold: but
owing To the fact that the time fol the
payment OF an enormous royalty upon It's
manufacture has expired. it ih offered to
the suffering of both sexes at one dollar
per box, SO as TO be within the reach OF
all; at which price IL will be sent TO any
address free OF further charge.
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4l6 spruce ST., Phila.
May be consulted on all diseases by
mail. d&w 6mos
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
IT NEVER PAYS.


II never pays to fret and growl
When fortune seems our foe;
The better bred Will look ahead
and strike the Drawer blow.
Your luok is work,
And those who shirk
Should not lament their doom, u q
But Yield the play,
H And clear the way,
Tnat better men have room.
II never pays TO wreck the health
In dredging after gain,
Aud he ID sold who thinks that gold
Is cheapest bought with pain. U
A humble lot,
A cosy cot,
have tempted even kings, N
For station htKu,. tS
FOR station high,
Not OFT contentment brings.
It Dever pays I A blunt refrain
Well worthy 0fa song,
For age and youth must learn the truth
That nothing pays that's wrong.
The good and pure
A lone are sure 5et
To brlIg prolonged success, q
While what Is right m
In heavens sight
L. always sure to bless.
-ForneDs Progress.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
From Burnt Cork % the Polpst,

The whirligig of time seldom work. a
greater change In The outward life, ai
least, of an Individual than In the case d
"Senator" Bob Hart, the burnt cork ora
tor OF minstrel show not many years
sgo. While thus occupied, Hart, who
Ia private, life was known as j, M,
Sutherland, became . victim of strono
drink; he lost his position as senatorial
orator, and was going to the bad rapidly.
He reformed imperfecily several times.
but finally, under the influence of the
Gospel temperance meetings In New
YORK, he was induced to sign the pledge.
which he has since kept. Mr.. Hart
protessed religion, studied fer the minis
try and ON Sunday last was installed as
assistant pastor of Laight street Baptist
Church. OF New York city, at salary OF
81 900 per year. Mr.. Hart preached q
sermon on the occasion, In which he
depicted the ups and downs of his hfe
including his experience az minstrel.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Those terrible Headaches gene
rated by obslructed secretions, and to
which ladies are especially subject, can
always be relieved and their recurrence
prevented by the use of TARRANT's
EFFERvEscENT sELTzER APERrENT.
PROCITR All nRJTC5 aroRE9
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

GOVERNOR ConB, of Alabama, having
been appealed to for the pardon or +
man recently convicted OF manslaughter
and sentenced TO the penitentiary, has
written lengthy letter addressed to
"whom IL may concern" In which be
reviews the whole subject OF the par
doning power. He declines to grant the
application under question, and then
trust for the present committed TO him.
ana that he will not abuse 1t, as he an.
derstands 10, no matter how moved by
his own inclinations or how strongly
solicited by others.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Our Dress Trimmings"
comprise Dress Buttons of
the latest and choicest de-
signs, Black and Colored
'Fringes, Moss Trimmings,
and Passamenteries, Black
and Colored Satins and Silks
cut bias.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
DANO1Nel

| DASoIssl
REOPENING OF A. 8. WERSTERsE Sks
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening", September can,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing TO become proficient In All
the dances of the day, and TO learn the
new and more fashionable ones. viii and
1t to their advantage to begin with fhe
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th
Gentlemen's class Monday and Thuradav
evenings from to 10 O'Clock,
AFTlsRNoON GLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday. Octoher 9A4
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters, class
thursdays from 8 to 6, and SATURDAY..
nom ECO TO 400. Private lessouE giyan
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTxRs wAv,oHr
IN A FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for schools and
Seminaries. and aor private classes Of
ladies' or gentlemen, can be made hy an
plying at the Academy. at RobaEfn 4
Bro. q No. 7l0 Market street, or nv mall 10
A. 3. WEBSTNK
epl4s Masonic N@mpie.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-24
PENNSYLVANIA'S NEW SENA
TOR.

Both factions of the Republicans at
Harrisburg united In caucus yesterday
morning on John Mltchell for u. s.
Senator, and he was subsequently elect
ed in jolnr'couvenrion of the Legislature.
Thu vote stood: Mitchell, 100; Wallace,
80; scattering, ..
Hon John /. Mitchell, Of Wellsboro,
Tioga county, who becomes Mr.. Wal
lage's successor on the 4th of March v as
born on Mltchelps creek, in the county
in which ne st'l lives, July %, 1888, ard
is thus not yet forty three years of age.
He passed his boyhoUd on his fathers
farm, and meanwhile attended the pub
lie schools. AT the age of eighteen lie
entered the Lewisburg University III
Union county, where he was a elassmate
OF Representative Charles 5 Wolfe, but
did not complete tho full course and
graduate. H. taught school for "A short
time, and in August, 1858, entered the
Union army a. Second Lieutenant OF
Company A, of the l3G.h Regiment Of
Pennsy lvania Volunteers, which was
commanded by Colonel Thomas NJ
Bayne, who has been such a prominent
/ candidate for the Senatorship. The Tegi.
4 fprut had entered for nine months only
| but saw considerable active service, par
ticlpaung IN the battle Of Fredericks
! burg ana the subsequent engagemeu'.
OF that campaign. In March, 1863
Lieu enant Mitchell was commissioned
captain OF his company, aud was muster
al ont with his men who had re-eulisted
in May, 1861.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-24

Fernando Woods last wife 10 still
living, butts hopelessly insane. Her
mother, Mrs. Drake Mills, was very
eccentric. She was very rich and
during her life lived in q small room
on the top Aoor of q second class hotel
She took great delight in anncving
Mr.. Wood and bis wife with whom
she was not on good terms. She had
the finest diamonds in Washington
and her victoria, drawn by magnif-
cent pair of banged chestnut horses
imported from England and driven by
an old coachman Of Lord Napiers's
was a swell affair. She was very fat
and common looking, but when she
drove out she was dressed in the gay
est colors and her lap was covered
with robe of ostrich plumes. She
fell out of the window one night while
under the influence of liquor, and was
found in the area of the hotel in the
morning. She left will in which she
bequeathed Mr.. Wood a dollar gold
piece Ito remember me by"