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Nph htheria.

N colo or sore ar,u.
amount TO muci s,,,i snsost may mn :.
p can easily ba cnraa a II pFonplly N ~
followed BY con ~, sneu ,. but neVlssc,s neVls su's Y
No medicine md % avn ptlon or dInhis
acts so qWicsxiS, enS MT been dlscovssSlasa Ssal' Y
pERRy ma a,u ~ t surely N nI S,,Sh n
prompt use a. III, ~ a1sl KILIFsS ~
lnIS pEsvs vssiaaySvsand. y " .l of livea '' fsaes
mot an szperInEsn.S IIAviS PAIN KIM
public for Tn,a ! Sat. nv. II has been nv
where II Is best known and Is mOs w
A rev extracts from vo,,,
read as follows: ''AuntaFy tesin,.l
colds Tor the m nast ny ,,el ,neel my houssbo,a,
never known H ~ Nssitl1ySeyen NV year, sess Y Il
Il. 8. CROCKyn wg1,iall iall IN eifectine ~
For thirty years i haVe ,ie, ne 4; Y.
Ionnd Il q never.fiillng ren,a %sei PAtN Kntn
shEoaG--HARToN NRAMlN i0r e0ld1 NJ
sore throat sisnd aed Ianimediate relief from
lnyaluable remsd, ounsiaer your Pam H..
MY. a' '--'Eo' B. EvERErr, fItS 6e1
wh,c9hs 9sye issa aust Re iEecGyered from yerv
teieG until tried your PtIss oOOA n
rsnlSveQ me immediately. I Nil lMLln
without II. &C. O. FoRcp c,sn WI never m
nave used Pam KILLRR IN my = "a
Year,. and have never known ~ II lalmlY t1a
LEwIss Waynesboro, Ga 4" " lsl-Rlil
began using PlIN KIIIyp IN r,
tcSIS .,as ~ no hId nave used iteyef aSaa
Drnssiss Oneida n 4 y YIaNe Its plACe~RSN
For whoopinR cough. and cro,,, 4
preparation made, We wo,ilJ J,vap w y al
A, y. HOUTB, Libdrty Mtlla " nVs " Elasl
For twenty Ave years / hava n..sn
maStcgsea a.,e,. I'M lips. and consId,as
NJ Sl 'e'er one red--dEo. .HoopER, Ssl
,hross W. ,l,s sun eripg severely with bropchH,
an. ~ ~ Iag 20 lnnamed could szresi, y
@ ana ioVHs sste. Wy alvised to try your plsI.l
crred.@T VII, atsov ~ ieW doses was a.
Dr. WALTON writes from Coshocton. y.
hILLER cures diphtheri- sud sore t6ro,ll Y
,snKly preValent tere, anu As not Iess NJ
mako known to THE world -A'' W
NE; ELLEN "; M NON writes: nv am y,
Nipttsntiy SICK with iphtheria, high ipyss
e % natly children have dled w
afraid 70 call q physician, and tried N, Nv
KILLER. He was taken on Nina, ~
"wednesday his throat was clear u1 !, v
derfu cure, and wish IL could he I'M.
poor mothers wh0 are losing 20 many & TSIIl
For Chills and Fever PAIN KuIv.
no equal It Gu res when eyervthin1 s ~
Delays are often Dangerous i y,
PAM KILLER inthe house IL W a sotssV,.I = ~
no family should be without wy
All druggists well 1t at 25c'. EG,c an.
per bottle. N'''sA'
PERRY DA AVIS q SON, ,p~sl
ProvIdencs,
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Great saeshodlss CoBsmsmorasion

PHILADELPHIA, April a--The Meth
odist preachers met this morning and
received communication presented by
Rev. o. II. Tiffany, D. D., from pro-
visioDal committee Of the American del
egatts to the ecumenlcal conference re-
gardIng centennial meeting commem-
Oratlve IF the introduction OF MethodIsm
In the United States, composed Of repre-
sentstIves from all the Methodist bodle9
In America, which II 70 proposed TO
hold In 1884. The project has been in
dorsed by The delegates Of the proml-
uent Methodist churches In America.
Rev. Dr. Tiffany and Mr.. Peter Lamb
were appointed as delegates 10 confer
with The provisional committee regard
Ing the conference.
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NJ OTICE-l, Susan Cottingham. the
IN owner of the house situated on 4.
~. corner Fifth and Walnut streets. Ia the
Fourth ward of the city OF vii ninv ton.
county OF New Caste, and state or Deh.
ware, in compliance with the require
menis of the acts OF the General Assem-.
bly, In sucu case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 10 the court of General Session q
of the Peace and Jail Delivery or the
state OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, ON Monday, the sth day of Nav
a. d., 1882, being the next teI m OF sald
cour', for license for said house as an
In or tavern for the sale therein OF in.
toxlcAtlrg liquors Ia less quantities tnan
one quar-, to be drunk on the premises.
ana the f0llowlnR respe stable citizens al
the said ward recommend the said ami IL
cation, viz:
mhomas y; Eaton, VIM. II. Loudoun,
Ihomas W. Iebley, John Lang,
nusn haRan. Chas. brOadhart,
anton 1roshs GoLtlieb Mammele,
William Sui ivan, p, Dunn,
Dahlel heghn, Michael Kane,
nhuilAs Shiiy, herman. Bonner
Frauc s Kelly, los. n Niece,
James u. Barley Frank p ia, Ia
Henry SacAbeT, JOhn McCIsfYaIty
Francis X. Jacqnot. .Canbv I,ox
apr4-5t SUSAN CorTINGHAM.
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OTICE.-I, Robert Cottingbam ,ha
IN owner OF the house situated AZ No
So1 mary land avenue, being Lhe 8, f.
corner OF Liberty and Maryland ave.
nue., In the Eleventh ward or the
Guy OF Wilmington, county ~
New Castle, and State of Delaware. in
compliance with the reuuirements ~
tne acts OF the General Assemh hIy in such
case made and provided, do hereby 0ISe
notlcs that l shall apply In writing Ia
tne Court of General Sessions Of the
Peace and jail Delivery OF fhe state ~
delaware, In and for New Castle eonntv
on MondAy, the 8th day of NAV. A. X
looz, being The next term OF said conri'
ior license ior said house as an inn or
Tavern TO sell the Elm intoxicating iionoys
IN less Quantities than one ounrf. Ia ha
drunk on the premises, aud tie foiiowtnS
respectable citizens Of the said 49,
recommend Inc said application, viz:
Edward Mcguire, Purnell Petera
James Keenan,, PIT Matthew
James McGratii, .Josenh 7 go
Thos. MoEvelie, John HsIeSt
Daniel Hanley, VIM. OiIionn.u
John M, O'Tooie Thomaa Wahh
I'm nn Ilsl, Andrew Querey.
p,raN. go,n NhSATT.velIe, AT, george A. ChadwIck
pa, NugentI VIM. II. Robinson,
Siiaha3 NIL n3t tuenl u Wm. II. FOrsvLhe.
~ AZ iot ion@ei mcEVelle, Thomas Rardan.
NAi'hael Oohm; Charlt j. sullivan.
o. Ihe0. Denney.
apr4-St ROBERT ooTTINaHAM.
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Easter Services.

On Sunday morning next, (Easter, }
special services will be held in the
Household of Faith Church. The
pastor, Rev. Geo. r. Kramer, will
preacha special sermon on "Immor-
tality." In the evening there will be
about twenty candidates baptized,
among the number being Rev. J. Ii.
Pettingill, A. NJ, of Philadelphia,
who will deliver an address before
baptism. stating why he will be- bap-
tized. Mr.. Pettingill 10 the author Of
book en- "The Life Everlasting
What is It9 Whence is Itp Whose
is it?"
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The mother or Jesse James-The
C0rOmer'a ImQuest.

ST, JOSEPH, Mo-, April 4.-Mrs.
Samusls, mother OF the dead outlaw, ar
rived here at 9.45 this m0rning from her
home In Clay county. She is large
woman, 81 years old, with black hair
well sprinkled WITH grav. She was in
eEedulous upon her arrival about the
dead dnaan heing her son Jesss, and was
not fully convinced until she wss driven
to his late residence, where she met the
widow, swhp embraced the old lady, and
both 1nanifesbed great emotion. Mrs.
Samuels, accompanied by Mrs. James
and her children, were driven TO the un-
dertAkef's where they viewed the body
OF Jesse, and the scene was very Affect
Ing W tDU tAl 's''.'N
The eoronei's Jury assembled again
this morning. Il. q. Craig, police COM
missioner of Kansas City, testified that
the body corresponds with the descriT=
tion OF Jesse James. He also said that
Robert vas acting under his inetiuc-
tione,, Sheriff Timherlake also ideDti-
fed the body. The deceased had fn-
ger Of, which was one of the marks to
which all the Witnesses referred. Mrs.
Samueis, mother Of Jess, YVES then
called. As she entered the room all eyes
were turned upon her. She moved with
q slow step and bowed head to the wit
ness-stand. .f ..t
She is large, with kindly face and
eyes, and rather prominent nose. Her
hair is black, spriukled with gray. She
was dressed In black, with black straw
hat and black veil that pretty nearly
covered her face, she was very much af-
fected. She testified that she was the
mother Of Jesse James, and she had seen
the body but q moment btf1re. "Is
thatthe body Of your son?n asked the
coroner. "Is is" sic answered, and then
sobbed out, "Would 1t to God it was
not" Placing her hands upon the heads
of the little son and daughter of Jesse
James, who was standing just In front of
'herg she continued. Sand those are his
Orphant children"
As Mrs. Samuels retired from the
courtroom thrilling insicent occurred.
Dick Little was standing near the
door. and as she Reared the opening she
saw him. Her eyes rested ON him q
moment, and then she turned upon him
the with tierceness Of q tiger. sTraitoi!'
"traitor" "traitol" she exclaimed ex-
citedly: "God will send vengeance on
you for this. You are the eaue Of all
this. oh, you villain. | wonl1 rather
be in my poor boys place than in
yoursl"
The jury found that the body was that
of Jesse james, and that he was shot
by Robert Ford. Both the Fords were
committed to jail on the charge Of muir
der on q warrant sworn out by Mrs.
James.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
TIIden ON OHicIaI CorrDn..o,

NEW HAVEN, April 3.-Ex-Goveruor
ridden has written letter to the Jeffer-
sontan Club, Of this city, In answer to
tnelr Invitation TO be present this eve
ning az their commemofation of the
birth of Thomas Jstfersoo, In which he
speaks of Jefferson In the terms of n0b
eul1gy, and adds: "When the perver.
sion OF high public trusts Ia frequently
committed with apparent Unconscious
ness OF wrong, and p. sses almost With
out rebuke, 1t is time that the TEACHINGS
and tho example of Thom ! JeffvIs9n
DC invoked to keep alive the Rltmmer-
ing spark of Official virtue and public
honor, PNSAo
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STOCKS,
j.
BIN AaRnn
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs.
7 UEsDA3, April 4. 5p. m.

Flohr = in fair demand and fitmer.-
MALES of 2iU0 barrels. including Mlnnes ota
tAtras 1T $7a7 % for clear, and at 81 25a7 so
Ior straight; Pennsyl vaniR extra family
al W l215a6 2j; Western do. do. at &c 75a7 Is
ana patents at 81 ! 7ca8 81. Rye fiour la
ste ady at IS rs per ba rel.
GRAIN.- wheat is in light demand and
unsettled. Sales of % bushels NO. 3 red
az az u A., and Michigan white at 81 s6, At
Inc open board IU,OU0 bushels May sold al
~ 3J12; II, q bushels June at si g.; 81. o
pasnelS July at 81 2lSz; l ,Ol0 bushels do,
Ut 81 AZ and 10000 bushels Ju1e al 81 81.
"a. 81 40M was bid and 81 42X asked Tor
april. 81 Az bid tor May, u 35Z June and
u ~ July. Rye IL frm At g. Tor Penn.
syiV nj Corn is less active. sales OF o.
WV bushels, including yellow, at 84J.a S5c
san, mixed. at Sc, and steamer, aISIc,~
a the open board, Sic. was bid Tor April
and May, S0I1c. for June, and s jIsc. for
July. 6OU0 bushels May sold at Stic.. and
l. ,O.O bushels June at Tg5za79Ic. oats
are active and higher. sales Of I1.1l10
bush. is, including white at 62a63c,. and
rejected and mixed al 59a6Uc, The re-
ceipts to-day were as follows: 3l7y bar
rels flour, loco bushels wheat, q. o bushels
corn, 500 bushels oats, 1879 bashe,s
malt. Al hbls. WHISKY.
WHIsKEY.-We quote Western iron.
bonnd al SID per gallon.
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Only One nnllar

Pers ons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at a good rate
OF interest cannot do better than sub
scribe for shares in the "ExceIsior
Loan Association" now being issued
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained at anv t;me
after the first year. '
For further particulars cali at the
Office of VIM. Z. Hawkins, SECRETARY
No. 7l2 Market street, Wilmington
Delaware. mar2l .eodi m
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A Slight Fire.

Ghe alarm of tile at LOO O'Clock this
afternoon was slunded from box 10,
Eleventh and Church streets. The
alarm was casued by the slight burning
OF Inc coke shed OF Seidel, Hasting q
Co.'S, rolling mill. The ire caught from
q spark, from the lower rolling mill.
Inc ire department responded, but their
services were not needed, as the employ
eIs subdued the flames by means Of
buckets OF water. Damages slight.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
Mason's Probable Release.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-In view of
the opinion officially given by Judge
Advocate General Swain, In effect tbst
Mason is illegally imprisoned 10 the pen
itentiary, tht President has required the
opinion of Attorney General Brewster
upon the legal aspect Of the entire pro.
ceedings, and whether or not it is the
duty of the executive to order Mason's
release from imprisonment In the peni-
tentiary. The general belief is that the
latter course will be pursued by the
President.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
A Body Found.

During the alarm of fire this after
noon, man in responding, accldently
discover ed the body OF child Of prema-
ture birth lying on Spruce street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh street. Wien
discovered, 1t was wrapped in paper
and an old rag.
IL was female and very fully devel.
opes. The body was removed to the
new school house, No. 20 by officer
Sparks and the coroner notified. Who
the mother Is unknown.
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ScoviIIe wants 10 be Paid.

:. WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Star
this evening says: Mr.. George Scovllle.
counsel for Guiteau has prepared q peli.
ton to the House Of Repre- sentatives
asking that the bill recently introduced
TO pay medical experts for the Govern
ment be amended by adding section
authorized the department Of Justice to
audit and pay claims Tor legal services of
counsel for the deleDse.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
Girl Burned 10 Death.

LANCASTER, PA, April A sad
accident happened near Ephrata, in this
county, last evening. Many Sweigert,
12-year-old daughter OF Reuben Swell
CERT. with some companions, was burn
ing brush in field, when, passing too
near the flames her dress caught fle,and
before the flames, could be extinguished
her body was horribly burned. She died
In great agony few hours after the ac-
cident.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
Taxing Telegram, Poles.

= WASHINGTON, April 3.-The United
STATES SuPreme Court to-day rendered
an important decision IN the case of
the Western Union Telegraph gs. tho
state OF Texas. The question is one
OF taxation, and the Court decided
that the State might tax telegrams
sent within the State limits. bnt moi
those originating in or sent to other
States.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
DIED.

3OYs-On the s0th inst in Philad, lphia
at the residences of b r son, DR.. AquIla
NebeRer Boys, widow OF the late Abrn-
ham Boys, aged 70 years The remains
will strive In this city on Thursday the
9Th inst, by the ! O'Clock train. Ser
vices at the Central Presby terian church
where the friends and relatives may
ton aud Brandywine Cemetery.
apri-2t
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Negro Highwaymen Get the Wor.,
Af If.

GRAYsoN SPRINGS, KY. April 3.-W.
Eveison, travelling salesman from Gin
clnnati, and U; l.. Tracy, of New York.
driving through wild piece of counfrS
between Mammoth Springs and tSis
place. The negroes were armed onIv WITH
razofs and brass knuekles. The tra vaia,a
used revolvers and killed one negro md
disabled another, and the third eseanad
II IS supposed that they belong TO a Gana
of robbers. W keus
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
Rich Veins of ore Discoyered

CHATTANOOGA, April 3.-The Gran
berry lion Company has discovered on
their property IN Mitchell county, N, O..
two veins of the finest magnetic ore. one
o. eighteen feet and the other thirty
four feet. Tney have tunneled through
the veins In building railroad. There
IS much rejoicing among the iron men
here as 1t iusures to the Chattanooga
mineral district an abundant supply Of
ste eel-msking ore.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
HiquidOr nrv.

Son people prefer to purchase medi.
cines In tho dry state so that they can se.
TOT themseives that they are purely vege-
Gaoie. otDers nave not the time or de-
1t already to use. ".'"
10 accommodate each class the pre-
prletors OF Kidney Wort now offer that
dry forms. '' anu
Sold by druggists eyerywhere.-TruM
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DELAWARE.
A strOke G That Cost Four r.,vo.

CHATTANOOGA, April 3.-A special
10 The Times from Admission, Ala, SAYS
this afternoon while Oscar McDanie
gang boss on the Georgia Pacific rail-
road, working near that town, was open
ing can OF blasting powder with pick
an nnlucky stroke caused the powder 10
explode, fatally wounding himself and
three men in his gang.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05

BALTIMORE has reason to be happv.
Governor Hamilton has signed tho bin
reducing the fares on tho horse cars
In that city to Eve cents, and at the
same time reducing the tax on the
street railroads from IL to 8 per cent.
of their gross earnings. The thonoht
of having street railways pay o Der
cent. of their earnings into the City
Treasury is too Utopian for a New
Yorker even to consider.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
Tha Maxu nminara

The officers elected by the Fire Depart-
ment last night will not assume their in :
Ties until the frat Monday In May,
Inc result OF The election will be tranF-
mllted TO Council on Friday eveoinR. and
the election officially declared after
s.i "hich certlhcates Will he issued by the
GERS. Upon receiving the Official notice
from Council the officials an qualify at
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
Coal OIL In Place of Ghe Electric
Light.

OTTAWA, April 3.-The goverpment
has decided not to light the Welland
canal with the electric light. The cor.
tract has been given to the st. Oatherl ne'a
Gaslight Company for twenty-one years
at 1900 per annnm. Goal oil Is to he
used until August, when the gas will be
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. April 3,5P,y,

BEEF CATTLE were in good demand this
24Du head arrlv d and sold at the diffsren}
yards at 6N TIC. per lb,, the latter rate
sheep were1n fair demand and prices
were firm; II 100 head arrived and sold at
the different yards at a TIC. and lam bs
at 6Ma &c. per H., as to condition.
Hoes Were in fair demand. S10o
head arrived and sold at the dirIefenI
yards at S1s lO1c. per h.. as TO quality.
Park Drove Yard 52d and Lancaster ous.
nue.. West Philadelphia, Alril.l,
sHEEP-Extra, Ito to 100 lbs, 7 to 7I<c
good, 80 To i60 ,bs., 61< to Gc. fair, 80 l.. X
lbs.,8 to exc culls, An TO 6%c. good
lambs, IA to TX: medium, g to {; calves
t18 8, Arrivals, 400 head. W.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. aso M
1857 Prizes. amounting to .,c- - =

l65I Prizes, amounting to-. a,,c -
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed AT all p0iuts, TO whom liberal nn,,e ant-
sation Will be paid, Oohlpen-
For further Information, write .,aar,u
siesag Sress az r9,a n anaress. Send orders BY ey.
der by mail, addressed only to 0uey Or
ID; a. DAUPHIN.
New Orleana. Ia
or M A. DAUPHIN at -s'''
~ Lasalle Street. Chicago, Illinois.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN.
COY Seventh 81, Washington. n ~
oal the New York office is reno we'd To ch,' -
N. B.-orders addressed tn N.,n -
leans VIII receive prompt attenttsn"' or-
The particular attention NJ .,
,s called 70 the fact that tn g entiTa S nnllc nn
DraSnr nss hs is so oiks5S aas for each Mohths
prizes IN each drawing are s6yd al ths
drawn and paid. e sofa and
febl6Iweod.
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PERSON Al.

John P. r. Polls, Esq, who has been
spending part of the winter in Jack
sonville, Fioridg, arrived home at noon
to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
Don't be Alarmed

at Rrightis Disease, Diabete or any
disease of the kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, az Hop Bitters will certainly and
lashRgly cure you, and it is The only
thing that will
The daily gazette., 1882-04-05
LEARN OF FLORIDA.

The orange. cocoanut and lime groves
OF Florida are attracting thousands, It
Is nolonger said "Go Westr' but .sSouth.n
Learn OF this rich and tropical land. The
pest way is 10 subscribe for leading
crat months. A pamphlet, with large
map OF State), giving price OF land, best
place TO settle, profits of orange and CO.
coanut groves, drainage of OReechobee,
&c; &C.. worth the price OF subscription
TO those who wish to know ofiFlorida. free
10 those who send us one dollar for q 9
months subscription.
Address BIC. PENDLETON.
KEY WEST, FLORIDA.
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Meefangs Tonight.

Co. c, DuP0M. Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club,
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, II. OF p.
Fairfax Lodge, No. y. /. o. o. +,
Rescue Council, No. 3, o. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, no, %. 1. o. o. f.
Wsshington Cou 1cil, No. 4, Q. U, a. NJ
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
PartlcuIar Nots.a-


All the drawings will hereafter he mn.
der the exclusive supervision and control
Of GENERALS @. T. BEAUREGARD
and JUBAL A. EARLY,
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
VII A oRTUNE, FOURTH
akAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS ID
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. Apr.
lith, lsss-IA3d Monthly Drawing
L8GlNIaNA STATE LOTTERY m
Incorporated In 1868 for q YEARS nv tha
Legislature for Educational and CharIs
d liable purposes-wish capital of 81 .tl0s
O00--to which a reserve fund of A65o
OOO has since been added. sooV'-
by an overwhelming popular vota a.
franchise was made a part Of the nrsaant
A. d., 1879. eseADeE <us
1ts Strand Single Number ID vavsn~.
wIll take place monthly. n gaef,ess se1.1.,
tributlon: "Ahk Dls-
CAPITAL PRIZE. S3O.OOO
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THIRD EDITION

Indications for To- Day.
For the Middle Atlantic States partly
cloudy weather, occasional light rains,
winds shiftine 20 n0rtheasterly, higher
haromateE, lower temperature. ~
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-02
Itching PIles.-sympoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira- ton, intense itching, increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum the private parts are sometimes af- fective; if allowed to continue, very serious results may follow. Dr. Swayne's AlLHeal- ing Ointment is pleasant and sure cure. Also, for letter, itch salt rheum, scald head, erysipelas, barber's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty cutaneous eruptions. Price fifty to any address on receipt of price in currency or three cent postage stamps Prepared only by Dr. swayne < Son, ,33o North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. Swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious disorders. They ward off chills and fever ma2l dSGw COW 4p 1y
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-02
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is 8 perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer.
 It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of of have done. It will change light or faded hair in 8 few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York; and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-02
Mothers! D1otners,! rIothers,.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth :? If so, go st once and get bottle of MRS.
 WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately depend upon it there is no mistake about it.
 There is not mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and ve rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to
 use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and l best female physicians and nurses in the 1 United States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents 1 bottle. ap11 m, W ,s&w1y
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-02
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The cage against Edgar H. Saxtou, who was charged with stealing gun from man named Bradley, came up before Judge studley Saturday morning de- murrer was entered in the by Saxtons counsel and the prisoner bound over to the Superior Court under bonds Of $500.
 Five of violation of the license law noled on Saturday the ground that the parties had not received offcisI notification from the County Com missioners that their licenses had been refused.