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Daily Republican., 1882-10-02

THE Legislature that passed the uni
form ticket law requiring all tickets to
be exactly SIX inches long and three
inches wide, should have provided the
voters with official rules and tapelines
to measure them with.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02
AT
WANAMAKER'S

Our great basement is now
mappedout by named street.
and cross streets, 1--WE say
street tor want of a better
word), so that we can tel
You just where everything
in it is; and you can 60 right
to it, without asking a ques,
ton.
If you had a plan Of the
basement before you { may
be we'll make cne by and by,
when we get d little flrther
on }, you would gee that the
8 inch square posts which
sustain the ceiling stand reg
ularly in straight ines, north
and southland east and west.
Now beginning at the
northwest corner, we name
the first row of posts along
the west side A I, A 2, a 3,
A A. A S, A 6, A T. A 8, A 9,
A 10, A II, AI2, A 13, Ala
The next row, beginning at
the north end, we name B / ,
B 2, B 3, etc.; the next c I,
c ?; and so on; the last row
on the east side being O 1,
o 2, etc.
Again the first row of
posts along the north side
is A I, B I; c I, D 1, E /,
ETC.; the second row is A 2,
B 2, 6 2, ETC.: and so on.
All these regular posts
are so marked or ought
to be. But, in addition to
these regular posts, there
are some irregular ones, and
large piers Of brick These,
because they are irregular,
take the names Of the near-
est regular posts, These
guide posts we shall use to
point out the goods adver-
tised.
The gentlemen's Reading
Room is at N 10. The la,
dies resting room is next
south at N I2. Soda and
Water Fountain, MI3. Lug.
gage Room and Lost and
Found, l. IA Transfer office
K IA, Inquiry Office of De-
livery, B IA
Shears. scissors, nail-scis
sors and pocket cutlery are
down stairs,
asenent, @ 1s (nsxt-north of cOntral stair
way).
Artists materials are o1ce
in perfect order.
Basement, H IA (southeast Of central stair
way).
Scrap books and station
ers' sundries beyond naming.
X 10 and beyond.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
CHESTNUT. THIRTEENTH 81 MARKET
STREETS ANDCIrY HALLsQUARE,
PHILADELPHIA. s286t
DR. VHEET, bSS NoRTH FOURTH
N1Hs A4AA114A STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, IA,
Guarantees to cue ALTO by letter without
Iail, or any bad results, all private diseases
of both sexes, acute cases In 4 or 8 days, by
new method, also Rupture letters in general
no matter of how long standing. Loss Of
Effects of Youthful Imprudenoe,
In hours by my OVID remedy, which is the
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02

BE CAREFUL how yoL fold your tick
ets tomorrow. If not folded uniform
ly The Democratic inspectors may throw
them out.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02

M Largest circulation Of
any paper in Delaware. We
court an investigation from
the public. e@Gl
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02
Painting ana GIazIer

Tilghman Danner is ready for all
kinds of painting and granting at No.
$40 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02

obtained and all business In
l n L Elm L ! the u + Patent office, or In
the Court attended to for u Odern fees.
When model or drawing is sent We advise
as to patentability free of charge; and v Q
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Port Master the
Supt Of the Money trder DIV, and to eff.
cialy OF the us. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms and reference to actual clients
In your own State or coutny. address
q. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, Dc.
1Nention this paper.) novl4.eod-tf
UL-OCMFORTJNG.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02
EiEurSe marked thus ~ denote the nutsa
express trS1nS

Special train viii leave arsys' Ferry for
Broad and WashinEtCn avenue station on ar.
rlvai Of following traius leaving Wilmington
at $50, 800, 800, 9:4s u. IL. and 2:3o ?. "a.
Leave Broad and Washington avenue fol
Wilmington 1t $50 7:l5, $40. 1O:l5 AIN. l:80
6:2Q, $40 .. 10.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02

REPRESENTATIVE FOR CONGRESS-;
WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-02

IrfSSsts Oro|
.sTytA.lngs sire
Io0'i.e I,o1aie MatIS|
\ '.,sIea.Nts!ofsIIll IaNs!.o |
Invited to
\ liSvoSa ostl gaisaI
spatt Of ID
:" AIR EI|
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The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
Atlention nenocrnts.

A meeting of the Democrats tf the
EIgLth ward, will be held cn Tuesday
evening, April 25th 1T The residence Of
Wm. McMenamiD, Nc. 405 East Eighth
street. A Iull attendance Is requested.
w. Is. Norton Vice President of the
waId.
The Second ward Democrats are re-
quesled to assemble at the Felton
HOUSE, Second and Walnut street, Wed
needay evening, the 26Gh iLss, at 7.30
o'clUcE.
A meeting Of the Ffh ward Demc.
Gratis will be Leld In the Lafayette Ho.el
on Wednesday evening, at 8 o'tlock, for
the lufpose Of organizing fur the can
palGn.
Tho Seventh word Democrats are re-
Qaested to assemble at Tie Fr!eut snip
EugiDe House, tomorrow evening 1t
= o'clock.
The Democrats Lfths Tenth ward arc
qdested IT, assemble at tho Wecca, oe-
EOgine House, Tomorrow evening, al
O'Clock.
The Eleventh ward Democrats are JC-
queste1 to meet at H,lton's store, Wed
nesday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
RobDery ia Nsuv Caatle.

Tbo houss Of Mr.. Kelly, the baker, Of
New Castle, was entered Saturday night
BY thieves and robbed OF $50. The burg
lars effected an entrance from the back
building, and entering the room whaye
MIR. and Mrs. Kelly were asleep, ex-
trActed small amount of money from
Mr.. Keliy's pants pocket, aud also fore
ed open bureau drawer from which
they took the $50. Nothing else was
taken.
The same rogues also endeavored to
enter Massey's jewelry store, but failed.
Friday night cyan Hagany, John Brier.
lg and three other suspicious characters
were In New Castle, and watched by
the police until about 2 o'clock Saturday
morning, when they eluded the vigilance
OF. the ofiicers. Evan Hagany was in
lbe etown Saturday night, and he and
his pals are supposed TO be the robbers.
Three robberies haYe occurred In New
Cas'le within tho past three or four
weeks, and the New Castle pecp'e wish
IL stated that they intend 10 make it
warm for The operators hereafter. A. a
proof that this assertion will be carried
iRto effect, New Castle gentleman said
this morning that Herbert & Kemp, the
hardware merchants, bad old six pistols
since the robberies. A little cold lead
70 very effective medicine In curing bad
babils, sometimes.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
LOCAL LINES.

The Board of Edueatloo will hold its
last regular meeting this evening.
The train leaving this city for Phlla-
delphia at 7.35 a. IN, will hereafter stop
at Sharon Hill.
There was bloody fight In the saloon
Third and Lombard streets, on Satur-
day night. Considerable blood was
spilled.
Bstbal A. NJ. E. church, Walnut street
above Sixth street, was dedicated yes-
terday with appropriate services.
Work on the Brandywine extension of
the p, W. g. B r. R., is progressing as
rapidly as possible.
Some thief stole sixteenchickens from
the hea roost of Elias JehsrIs, -Four
teonth and Walnut streets, on Saturday
morning.
The Republican nomination for
Sheriff and Coroner viii be held on
Saturday afternoon, May 20;h.
There will be big time 10 New Cas-
tie ON Monday next upon the occasion
of the dedication of Red Mems Hall.
For 90 C. the best clocks ever sold.
Wauted-A perfect copy of the DAILY
GAZETTE Of April 20 h 1881. Five cents
will be paid for IL at this office.
Bird cages have come at 90 ct. store
COPIES of the DAILY GAZETTE of the
following dates, are wanted at the
GAZETTE Office: August, 13, 1881;
Septe : ber, 20, 1881. Five cents will
be given for perfect copy of each
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
A Man Win a False Face.

Ellis Csrtrigtt, of Marshall county,
West Virginia, had bis face frlRhtfully
dis figured by burus about year ago.
He devised max Of gutta percha, with
false nose and holes for VISION. Eye
broNB aud lashes were painted npon 'it,
and faint mDustache depended beneath
the nose. TO give 1t more natural as
pect and support, pair of bow spec
taeles were fastened on the bridge of the
nose. The thing was found to 10 close
and heating, aud MIR. Ca'hrlght con-
ceiyed the Heat that fine wire mask,
something on the plan of those worn by
would be "a Improvement. he went to
Philadelphia more than o month ago
aud made his wants known to William
Snowdep, . surgical Instrument maker
ct No. South Eleventh street, whom
he asked to devise a mask which be
could wear at meals or in bed without
inconvenience. Mr.. Cartright alleges
that the mask which was made was
bad fit'; that it was co!ored a cadaverous
hue aud had n bloated appearance, and
that when the wesrer tried 1t on at the
first meal at his hotel he was unable to
at or drink, aud ha to take it off and
resume his old mask. He returned the
new one aud demanded his money back,
and AYERS that he was refused, although
Mr.. Snowden offered to remodel the
mask. Recently this curious case re-
suit In a civil suit by Mr.. Cartright
against Mr.. Suowdsu before Magistrate
smith. The prosecutor Cartright, who
wore his cid mask, which produced q
groiesqua appearance, brought witnesses
TO show that the new mask was not a
fit and was badly colorad. The Mag s.
tiats allowed the plaintiff $500.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
APALACE CAR.

A palace car for transporting
young fish from the government
hatchlng houses 10 the rivers and
creeks which are 10 be stocked, ia
various parts of the country, is now
being built at the Mount Glare shops
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for the United States fish
commission. In its exteror struc.
ture 1t is SIMPLY q palace car, SO
feet IN length, with two extra trusses
supporting the floor to give 1t greater
strength. At the one end there is
an apartment fitted up with the
luxurious appointments OF drawing
Ioom tar for the use of the experts
tn charge of the fish, and at the other
end Is kitchen in which the cook
ing and other household operations
are carried on.
The middle section Of tho Car, 35
feet in length, is set apart for the ten-
der young passengers whose comfort
and existence depend upon a plentiful
supply of cool, fresh water during the
journey. On each side of the aisle is
a double row Of iron tanks or buckets
-0O in all-about 16 inches in depth
and of tho same diameter. Each of
these tank sections are traversed by
an iron pipe leading from an upright
comp 'rtment at the end, which is
simply a refrigerator surrounded by a
water tank. About 1900 pounds of
ice will be put into a galvanized iron
chest in the centre of the compart-
ment and then all the unoccupIed
space surrounding it will be filled with
water, which will flow by gravity
through the supply pipe on either side
of the aisle.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
ProbabIe aurder In Trenton.

TRENTON, April ga most brutai
assault was made this morning by Mar
tin MUrnam on Alexander Noble.
Mnrnam's wifs went out last night to
get some groceries and came back with
Noble. At The request Of Mob 10 Murn-
am tent cut for beer, which they drank
among them. Noble wanted to stay all
night and finally Murnam consented,
provided he would sleep IN the kitchen,
as he had no other place. About four
O'Clock this morning Murnam missed
his vile aud, going down stairs, found
her and Noble together. Murnam
picked up chair and beat Noble with
it until it was broken to pieces. He then
got club, With which be struck him
several blows aud then threw him out
of doors, where he was found by the
police and removed to the station house.
The physicians pronounce bin fatally
injured. Murnsm was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
Rumans RAID a Town.

GREENFIELD, Mass, April 23.-OYer
a dozen rough-, belonging TO gang of
bridge bu' I'd, rs ut work on the new
Connect cut river rsilrUai bridge at
Oheapdda, rau n muck InTcguh toWn
l. st nlght, ASSAULT ng citizens, breaking
in'o stores aud otbsrwise outrageously
fireman on the FItchburg railroad, was
S abhed In the arm By one of them, ami
LOST so much blood by the severiDg OF an
artery that he Is not expected to live.
Up TO 10 O'Clock this morning six OF the
Iutiiaus had been arrested. A sevanth
ives cau1ht thi' tfferaooD, a1d was
foliowei o the lNGk up hy an excited
crowd OF several bnndred cit zens.
Trers Ii DO night oiice force at prtseht,
tut this affair nas so aroused the cGm-
munity that m .ssurss " II Immediately
be- tIken 70 r ssrve the psAc1 In the
lutu-e,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
THE SILENT REAPER.

'Is1IiAl I,T,a RrPOR OF DEATHS BY r1rnv
4Sp. FUR THE WEEK ENDING ApaIL
g.eIsbEt .pI bEte5iistrar 5nd,a rerorts. oft,c,,,,v 49,,
ending saImss,,,nS Ies,nS In this city JIr Smen- i-
ioloWs: "y' April I2ad c as sjfIeS IN ~
d fIS'si Iosii, deaths sal reported, % o,,..,o.,
,l1Iegn ho!Dmotn Dotn In the JnI,eh s,aa hs
" blacks q INA males 10, ,femsles I9 wi wi,,as, 81,
sW9 5years uuu+r ear of age a fro,.'
"a SS Io4O 10 10 sHo 2, II 10 % 3, % n IN
%%S,N 10 49, SfH", az, oO TO 60 2, On to 20 ~
sle tlmsholss ulls IL, mi ors ID. died ~ ~
SSav T = brought hero GSroners ton cases2. still
lay Csy1l. ie ior interment 8, sent
dtnt4sstts tone1 Of death: l.: Pu,umor,,
shrOnlc datoseess. caniliappnn de-
heart disea.aafr frhea, old asa bronchitis,
nliydrOcepba1Se,. .hrperlrophv of ~ ihn hnauhsLion,
hSseeeGmatism os n, maratmur. No no ra, uSat u
oraln, small VI The heart, soft Pafaly sis.
mnIalarlal ppox, typhoid ieyer OF the
~uivular dissa, typho bilious savs yphold
Dssalhs by Wsranl vi The heart, escn anu
I, Third 2 Enras: First ward SSn
iSssnlhS 3, Mini o, Sixth 2. SeyEn oeEnhd
d,e,Sc d. ScoFrespond,n l. tenth, 4, total ~ .,
B Bi bsvers reported week Of ist year Ss
vsTdSs.--Saaits tsi1Ifnsles !, fema,es 2, females p.-,s
DSrni,na 4, Eighth > :; \ Second 2 FIfth
pteaet tsa The week n f%tath vu 4, 4,genth s. -
'su Tor record " Ve marriages weyo
y, B. FRAZER
Registrar,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
Going West.

II. q. Bsrtolette, son of Esqrre Ber-
toilette, acc )mpanied by his cousin, DR..
N. L. Beriolette,of Obey, Pa, will leave
this city this evening on the 11.04 south
bound express, for the west. They will
go direct to Their uncle's rancho Just
outside Of Denver, Colorado, where they
will remain about six months for the
purpt 50 Of getting an insight into cat
raising. At the end'of that time, they
will probably commence cattle raising
on their own account.
The many friends OF M. Bertolette
In this city, will no doubt wish hr, all
the success possible.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
The Greatest Exploit of Che WING
key Ring.

1.-THE allegations are true which are
reported In our news columns about a
bill which was passed by the House Of
Representatives last week concerning
distilled spirits In bond liable TO the iu-
ternal revenue tax, the exploit OF the
"whiskey ring" in procuring it's passage
surpasses any of its previous achieve
meLts, scandalous though some OF them
have been. Happily the measure re-
mains open to debate in the Senate, and
we trust that The report We print will
insure thorough investigation OF 1t and
serupulous protection of public inter-
ests. The enormous quantity Of distilled
spirits now In bond amounts to nearly a
gallon and half for every man, woman
and child iE the United States, ,including
Chinese and Indians. This fact shows
the magnitude of the stakes in any game
The "ring" is playing Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
'.,rGRAPBIC SUMMARY.

s,rected that before the close
Oresent week all the American
Ds imprisoned in Ireland will be
,,s for home. AT the Sunderland
~ sale on Saturday an edition
rspdus printed in 1859 brought
i The army in British India will
sduCsd by the disbandment OF
Ipolmsnts of native cavalry and
ham Of infantry. France will rely
|rivate capitalists to furnish the
\ to pay The expense of convert
N Sahara Desert into q sea...The
n Chamber Of Deputies has APP
n The Franco Spanish commercial
4 BY q vote Of 2S7 to 1.-THE
sriau liberals are again impor-
N Prince AIeESnder TO re-cstab-
/ d, constitution. The interna-
4 sanitary commission, at Con-
|ipople, is taking precautions
Ist tue spread of the plague
! has broken out In Persian
istaD,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24

Z Radical papers are greatly
erDed about the Democratic can
les for Mayor. Their innueudoes
IN iu bad taste. They vainly en-
Or 10 force the GAZETTE 10 re-
IL upon the candidates OF their
!. 1t will not Go so. We have
nuch respect for these gentlemen
shall be satisfied with beating
] at the election, which either Mr..
|pley or Mr.. Carpenter can do, and
Townsend would have done had
choice fell on him. But ho has
OWei the contest down to the
ilemen named, aud we are too we'll
uaded that they are both good
strong before the people, and
'hsVcr the Democracy decide upon
be elected to be led to comment
any soft places their opponents
have.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
Fn,n1 ounr 81 over a GIr,.

PETERSBURG. April 90 Infor-
nation has just been received here
that a ser,ons aiIrAY has occurred
near wekefeld, Virginia, between
Bob Bailey and John Frazier. 1t
setms that tho two young men are
rivals for the hand OF girl, about
whom they b cime involved in a
quarrel. During the difficulty
Bailey attempted TO stab Frazier
with knife, when the latter struck
his antagonist on the head with 40
axe, iDhietlng fatal wound. Bailey
has heen arrested and lodged in jail
to await trial.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
General Foreign News.
LONDON, April %. 1882.

At the Suths Hand Library sale on Sat
urday an edition OF Durandus printed In
I4j0 etched ST9I.
The international Sanitary Commits
sion is taking precautions against the
spread ofthe plague witch has broken
out IN Persian Kurdistsn.
Four Irdian regi n ents OF native cavaI-
ry and nineteen CT in nfantry have been Sc
lected for disbandment. The Indian army
wi hereafter consist of thirty -onc regf-
ments OF cavalry and one hundred and
thirteen regiments ofiniantrys
Tho members o. the deputations who
came to sofia to ask the Prince OF Bulga.
ria to rc-establlsh the constitution left at
the Palace, whou quilting the city,
an address expressing regret at the
refusal of the Prince 10 grant them an
audience.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
A Grand Review at Fortress Monroe
FORTRESS s MONROE. Anrtl %

Extersive preparations are being made
mere FOR grind military and naval dis.
play during tho week at which the Presi-
dent, the Secretary u War, the Secretary
OF thesNavy, Admire Porter, the heads
OF bureaus ana other distinguished yisi
tors will be present. The events which
draw them here are the graduating exer-
cises OF the officers on duty HI the artiIl-
cry school, and the transfer OF the com
mand OF the North Atlantic squadron by
AOmirsl Wyman TO his successor. Adm mi
raj George III. Cooper. The fiagshIp Ten
nessee arrived from Port Royal this NOR
ming and will be Joined in few days by
me enterprise and Alliance. The Alarm
Tallapoosa a Speedwell will bring The
President and party from WashiugtOn.-
The officers of the garrison and Il let will
give grand tall at the Hygeia Hotel on
Friday evening,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24

fHE last Democratic Legislature
Psed an act making it unlawful 10
'ry pistols, and yet a young man
lsd another on Saturday night who
'aId not have found himself to-day
rlminal subject to the penalty of
ath had he not violated the law in
rylng a revolver about his person.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
DELIBERATE MURDER.
A Man Shot at lEIIford for mo Appa. .
rent Omema0.

| AU1N VM4bm1Ds
A cold blooded murder took place
just outside OF Milford on SATURDAY.
evening, The meagre details OF which
are about Ms follows
James B. Deputy, q young. man
about 20 years Of age, who lives a
short distance outside of Milford, ac :
companied by two friends visited the
town partly on business and partly on
pleasure, About S.45 o'clock all three
started heme in an open wagon, the
murdered man being seated in the
centre. When just outside the town
the party noticed man and woman
sittiDg alongside Of fence. The man
was recognized as @. p. Halleti, and
young Deputy thinking the lady was
his cousin, In pleasant manner said,
"Good evening" His polite saluta-
ton was met with the reply, "Go TO
H-n." Young Deputy replied to
the eplthet that he did not care to 90
when ths proprietor was not at home.
Hardly had the words been uttere /
by Deputy when Hallett drew a revol.
yer and taking aim discharged one of
the chambers, the bullet taking effect
in Deputy's right side.
The wounded man was at once taken
to tho residence of his uncle in Mil
ford, and medical aid summoned. All
efforts to save his life were unavailing,
as he died about one o'clock yester-
day. Before dying tho wounded man
made q post-mortem statement, de-
failing the shooting about as given
above.
After the shooting Ha,lett was ar
rested and taken before Esquire Sic
vens, who held him in $1,000 TO awaie
the result Of Deputy's injuries. He
furnished the bail himself by deposit
ing into the hands of the justice the
amount required and was released.
After the death of Deputy, Hallett
was rearrested and taken to the jail at
Georgetown and locked up.
The cold blooded murderer seems to
be desperate character, having shot
q little co!ored boy some years ago for
refusing to help load cart with dirt.
He was tcied for the offense aud sem
fenced TO one year Imprisonment, but
alter serving about one-haif Of the
term was pardoDed by Governor Pom
der. For the past two years he has
been out in Minnesota trading with the
Indians. He intended to return there
to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24

FHY should the Radical press of
city so constantly try to traduce
atOr Bayard ? He is not now a
|didatc for office. Certainly their
ils imaglnations ought to render
b able 10 make their papers more
FrsSting and instructive than the
operative attacks upon the dis
guiShed Senator does.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
The Great Attn IetIc Event.

Saturday, April 29th, the Whining
ton Athletic Association will give It's
great performance at the Opera House
and introduce on the stage all the
leading lights of tho local athletib
arena of which Wilmington loves to
boast. Tho names of the participants
are enough to draw a full house, and
as the proceeds are solely for the bene-
fit of the association all who believe in
our youth giving attention to the cul-
tiVation of muscle, and a bold and
erect bearing should attend the bene-.
fit. The objects of this association
but re echo the biblical saying, "rhe
glory of o young man Is in his
strength" Geo. Dilman, Horace
Croft, Samuel Irwin, Master Haney,
and Homer Canlsins will give some
very fine acting on the horizontal bar;
the DUPONT brothers will give their
inimitable brother act; Samuel Irwin
will make a stump speech, in which
1t is SAID, he Is hard to bea; Dilman
will DO some wonderful things on the
rings, and Prof. Crompton and brother
will give a guitar duct. Altogether
the performance will TO we'll worthy
the attendance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A YOUNG
LADY.

NORWICH, Conn.,, April 2S. Lizzie
Jewett, a daughter of the late DIR.
Jewett, the temperance advocate, was
brutally assaulted at her home, in Nor
wich Town, this forenoon, while the
family, consisting of an aged mother and
widowed slster, were at church. On re-
turning home they found a window
smashed and Lizzie in sensible on floor
in the front hall. She remained so for
hours. Large bodies of men are scour-
ing the country for the villain.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
TRAINS DELAYED.
A siorm crossed this road about eleven

A siorm crossed this road about eleven
O'Clock on Saturday, between Jobnson's
STATION and Bogue Cbitts, which is sup
posed to be The same. 1t blew several
hundred yards of telegraph wire down
and covered the railroad track with trees
tor distance Of two or more miles de.
laying trains about two hours. No lives
are reported lest in that vicinity, but
the people OF Monticello are lefs entire
ly destitute. Our citizens have sub
scribed literally toward their relief.
Several wagon loads of provisions, with
other suitable things, were sent them
to-day, to be 70 lowed by more to-mcr-
row.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24

Small annnoyances in life are vanish
ing through scientific discovery. In his
Skin Cure, DR.. g. W. Benson's of Bal
timore, Nd, has created perfect reme-
dy for letter, eruptions and scurf on the
facs or scalp. Every person u'lng it
will have a clear countenanee.