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The daily gazette., 1883-04-19
EOTIOEs.
SAMUEL A. MACALLIsTER

NO1IoE'
SAMUEL A. MACALLIsTER
Has removed his law office from Seventh and
Market streets to his residence No. 4n3 West
Tenth street. where he will continue the practice
OF the law In all Its branches. 3-27-tf
NJ WILMINGTON LOAN AS
~ SOCIATION-New stock for sale, no back
payments. Interest at six per cent; owns no
property. Apply day or evening to
GEORGE O. MARIS,
2s-tts-lm Secretary.
n, IICE.-THE DIAMOND STATE
LOAN ASS OCtATION New Stockton sale;
uo has k ,ttuient ak per cent interest allowed,
,f'Aus rep lid - guns TO suit the borrower hrst
y -'.-r 'nalure'i anu all paid of, second series
ABOUT Haturiu 4, association always prosperous.
npl- day or ev1lAnK to GEO. @. MARIS.
mZi'- tts1m Secretary.
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LOST IvD FOUND.
WANTED.

i'm ANTED-SlO0,000 BY A RESOLU-
,6nn,r ION Of the Levy Court of New Castle
h N. 0tue o. Delaware, passed March 30th, A.
fG,ntp tp>A William Herbert, treasurer of said
Pon w, u, at a rate OF Interest moi to exceed
In \s' iulL per annum, the same to be secured
'Rd = aSlle ruun bonds
kiunl, stating rate of Interest. will be RECEIVED
btavg, grer OF the County Treasurer, New Castle,
Fan af !, =, Up to and including Monday. the 23rd
AID WILLIAM HERBERT,
- county Treaanrer.
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--Jumbles: For jumbles take one cup
Of sugar, a half-cup of butter, q half-cup
Of milk, one teaspoonful of baking pow
der; roll out and bake in q quick oven.
-(incinnati Times.
Without sheep English farmers
could not keep up the fertility Of their
land. There are three sheep to four acres
kept in England. while Americans only
average one sheep to thirty -four acres.
Preserving Smoked Meats: This can
be done by packing them in pounded
charcoal, in which neither hot weather
nor flies can affect them. The preserya-
tive character of charcoal will remain
until the charcoal itself rots, which re-
quires years. Detroit Post.
TO make veal cheese take equal
quantities of boiled veal and boiled
tongue. sliced; pound each separately,
and add little butter; mix in stone
jar. press hard, and pour over it melted
butter; keep covered in dry place, and
when cold cut in thin slices.-C Chicago
Netcs.
An experienced farmer recommends
that oats be soaked sufficiently to swell
before feeding them to stock. Ground
oats are In proper condition at all times,
but millers are not partial to grinding
oats, and many farmers feed them un-
ground. When soaked the husk is
partly torn away, and facility of diges-
ton increased. Poultry will carefully
pick out the soaked grains from the dry
when allowed a preference in the mat
ter.-Chicago Times.
"A good authority on all matters
pertaining to the table says that tooth
some salad can be prepared at any time
during the winter if you have q supply
of turnips in the cellar, and they sprout
well, as they often do. especially II the
cellar is dark and warm. They-the
sprouts-should be plunged in hot
water moment and then in cold. Let
them drain thoroughly; then send them
to the table with the plain salad dress
ing.-M Y. EUening Post.
ITO prevent scarlet flannel or worsted
goods of any description from losing
their color when washed, put half cup
Of flour with quart of cold water and
let it boil about fifteen minutes, and then
mix with the warm suds in which the
goods are to be washed. Do not rub on
q board, but squeeze and rinse up and
down several time. Make the suds be-
fore putting the article in. and so avoid
rubbing soap on it. If very much soiled
use several waters; have them of the
same temperature if possible.-N y.
7imcs.
How housemaids groan over steel
tenders and fire irons! but vet. with a
little care. they are not difficult to keep
bright; mixture of sifted emery pow
der mot the coarse, as it scratchesl and |
olive oil, applied now and then, and
succeeded by smart polishing with q
soft leather. is all that is necessary TO
make them always look nice. Brick |
dust should never be used, as it scratches |
the steel. For keeping fire irons packed |
up during the summer rub them over
with olive oil and sprinkle with un.
Stacked lime, wrap in paper and put |
away in dry place.-N. y Herald.
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THERE Il . grocer in certain small town
In this State who has all ais bean ealle1 the
stingiest man in Michig N. and many stories
are sfoat about his breaking crackers In two
weight 1t seems, however, that he has Teen
harshly judged. A few days ago he had lot
OF cranberries displa, -ed the door, end q
lady pedestrian halt d and asked: "Are tn Sc
freshs" "Oh, yes" "How much q quart %
Twenty cents, madam" That's ten cents
Tor pint, i've cents f,r GIL, two and : half
for half gill, one and three ibid you
want aquartp ''0h. no. was reading that
corns could be cured by binding on q split
cranberry. have two corns, and one berry
woull answer for both I'll give you a cent
for single berry" "Very well-take It
along. Hold on! Let's sce-let's see-yes, /
can do It. I'll throw in an extra berry, mad
am, and do both up in parcel. Ian bouni
to plea my customers II / don't make
centp'-Defroif Free Presa
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= epssndid aesnsay fsr Lang a1assasss.
Dr. Robt Newton. late Prosident Of the
Eclectic College Of the City OF New YORK, and
formerly Of Cincinnati. Ohio used On VIZ
tice. - many Of his patients, now living, ana
restored to health BY the useof this invaluable
medicine, can amply testify. He always said
that 20 good remedy ought not to Be con-
sidered merely - patent medicine, but that
II ought to be prescribed freely BY every ply
diseases Il Il = sure cure for Consumpfiou.
and has no equal for ell pectoral complaints
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Fowls should be treated in winter
with some regard to what is wanted Of
them. whether eggs in winter or large
number of early, strong chicks in spring
If the latter are wanted it is not best 10
force the hens to lay much in winter,
for BY so doing they are not in a strong
and vigorous condition to have hardy
chicks in the spring. have found that
the first patches of eggs laid by hen
are better for Matching than the last, and
those laid in mid-winter are too early
for Matching. When eggs are wanted
for market the winter eggs are most
profitable, and for their production some
attention is needed, which is generally
repaid with interest
The first requisite is good, stimulating
food. The morning or midday meal
should be of warm. soft food, such as
corn-meal. wheat middlings, oatmeal or
buckwheat meal, changing from one to
the other occasionally, or two of the
meals may be mixed. With any of them
give boiled potatoes; small ones are as
good as large ones. and come cheaper.
These should be mashed while boiling
hot and the meal stirred in, which saves
the trouble of scalding the meal sep
arately. The meal should be quite stiff
when fed; it is cleaner than a soft, pasty
mess, and the birds like it better. Wheat
or barley is a good morning meal.
Whole corn should only be given for the
evening meal. If it is given them nm
sparingly they are apt to eat it in pre-
ference to wheat. which is better egg
producer. The birds should always 20
to roost withcrops full of grain, to carry
them through the long winter nights.
Warmth is the next consideration.
No person must expect eggs in severe
weather without good fowl-housc for
his stock. All through our Northern
and Eastern States the walls should be
lathed and plastered. One coat ON the
lath, il good, hard mortar is used, is
enough. There should be no openings
on the north or west sides; there ought
to be glass on the south and east sides.
and that low down to warm the floor.
Where it IL not practicable to plaster
walls. they may be lined with straw to
stop all drafts; laths should be nailed
over the straw to hold it and to keep
fowls from pulling it down. All houses
must be ventilated thoroughly near the
top or ceiling, and the yentilators should |
be 80 constructed that during zero
weather all can be closed, but, by all |
means, open them as soon a. the
weather moderates, or disease viii sure |
v follow. Whenever the thermometer |
rises to sixteen degrees and the weather
8 clear during the day. let out the 6ocks,
ind 10 an v6ov the fovro~~o~.<.,x.o 4 -
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A scream. . high chair and gather
Ing together Of feminine habiliments is
woman's recipe in the presence of a rat,
but . printer "a man printer-who hap
pened along in Sacramento the other day
where party were waiting to see q ter
rier kill one of the rodents, had quite q
different plan. The cage was opened and
the rat most unexpectedly ran up the
printers leg inside his trousers. He did
not scream or clutch, but clenched his
hands, stood erect. and coolly told those
present to be quiet. .sNow he is going
up BY my knee; now he is on my thigh;
now he has passed to the small Of nv
back; now he rests. Don't strike; don't
seize him. Here. take small stick, tap
geutly just above the rascal-gently,
gently. That's It; drive him down cas-
ily-don't provoke him. Now he moves,
now be turns--prsss gently; now he de-
seconds; there be goes around my hip;
now he turns downward; hare he comes
to my knee There, he's out" And 90 be
wns. and the terrier forthwith monopo-
Used him. -Bs6alo Express.
The yield az tha Peunavlvani. co.l
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DR.. R V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. T.: Dear Sir
II write to tell you what your '.Fayorite Pre-
scriptfon" hrs done for me. I had been great
sufferer from female complaints, especially
"drse ging- down." for over six years. during
much OF the time unable to work. laid out
hundreds Of dollars without any benefit till l
took three bottles Of the "Favorite Prescrip-
tfon.p and never had anything do ire 80 much
good IN my life. advise every SICK lady to take
IT. MES. EMILY RHoADs, McBrides, Mich
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nor II your lungs are badly wasted away can
you be cured BY the use OF DR.. Pierce's s;Gold-
en- Medical Discovery" 1t ID, however UNI
equalled as tonic, Alternative and nut; tive,
and readily cures the most obstinate uses Of
bronchitis, coughs colds and incipient con-
sumption, far surprising In efficacy cod liver
oil: Send two stamps Tor DR.. Pferce's PAM
phleton Consumption and kindred affections.
Address WoRLD's DIsPEysARY MEDICAL As
ISOLATION, Bull 10, N. Y.
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II was troubled for many years with Kid
ney Complaint, Gravel, etc. my blood became
thini was duh and inactive; could hardly
crawl about; was an old worn out man III
oyers could get nothing to help me, until /
got Hop Bstters, and now am boy again.
- active as . man of thirty, although am
seventy-two% and have no doubt It will do as
well for others OF my age. IL Is worth trial
Father) -Sunday Mercury.
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y YoUNa and middle aged men suffering from
nervous debility, premature old age. loss Of
memory. and kindred svmptomr, should send
three stamps for Part VII. OF pamphlets issued
BY Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. N, Y.
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The tho1ghtless person who imagI
mes that horses tail h Of value sim
ply to the animal himself win be sur
prised to learn that the loss Of horses
tan in this city entailed . loss Of some
$500 on its owners. Swallow & Summer
own . horse. which . week ago they
Falued at e400. The animal was :
handsome and stylish dark bay, 1--WE
years old, with no vices or detects ex-
cept that some would consider It fault
that his tail hung to one side. Wishing
to remove the ground Of the objection,
his owners summoned . veterinary sur
geon to perform the usual and frequent
operation Of setting the offending men,
Der Alright BY cutting one of the cords in
the tan on the side toward which it
turned. The operation was, however,
unskillfully performed, and the cutting
resulted in destroying the life Of the en-.
tire tail. The owners have offered the
horse for sale since he was curtailed for
500, with no purchasers appearing
Boston Globe.
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An Axe OF suspIclou.

Truly, this is an age Of suspicion. Never
theless, Captain F. N. Howes, OF the stcamer
William Or me, Merchants' 4 Miners Trans.
portation Line between Boston and Baltimore,
Who suffered severely from rheumatism,
caused by the exposure incident to his profess
zion. was cured by st. Jacobs OIL This ID no
suspicion.-Boston Globe.
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IT ID not true that kissing cures freck,es.
At least you can't get . ireckled girl to de-
clare that she hssn't been kissed -Nev
Haven Reqister.
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Baows's BRoxcHIAE TRocHEs'' are widely
known % an admirable remedy for Bronchitis 8,
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Hates Honey 81 Horehound and Tar
4 timely used prevents galloping consumption.
Pixies toothachc drors cure in one minute
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erRAIGHrES your old boots and shoes with
Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners, and wear them
again. Sold BY shoe and hardware dealera
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TIE money lender never neglccts his husl-
ness He takes all the interest he can in IT,
N. O! Picaywss.
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WnAI do the Wild waves sayl Why, prob
sb'y I'VE cost dollar AMI halt at the hair
store. "-Bostos Commercial Bulletia.
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Its all well enough to go up to find
the north pole II you please, bit it il
quite arother thing when the north
pole comes down to find You.
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The world moves. A New York Humber
has been fined afty dollars for slighting his
work. IN y Sxn
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"A lady who was spending . recent
night with her husband at Harrisburg.
Pa, hotel took of her diamond ear
rings ON retiring and wrapped them in
tissue paper. Being person of unu-
sually neat habits she put the room in
order before leaving it In the morning,
and even went % far ~ to throw into
the open coal lire scrap Of tissue paper
which lay upor the bureau. Az Il de-
scended into the flames she remembered
to her horror that 1t contained the diar
monds. In such an emergency fingers
were of no account, and she picked the
ear rings out Of the blazing Goals. The
diamonds were uninjured, bat their set
tings And her own hands were much the
worse for wear. - ittsburgh Post.
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STINGyNe irritation, Inflammation, al Kid,
ney Complaints, cured By " Buchupaiba." 81.
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A GEyKLAxD man has invented barrel
without hoops or slaves. Who invented the
Cleveland man Is not stated by the paper
which furnishes the other information
Chicago Tribune.
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II you arc seeking health, strength an l
vigor, we earnestly request you to give Dr.
0uysott's Yellow Dock aud Sarsa, arlla .
trial. No medicine ever invented has such .
good record as health remover, hood purifier
and true strengthened OF every part Of the body.
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Is II proper to ask man how be il get.
ting on, when be has Just sworn ofil-Bostox
CoDsmsrcial B,zeiin. -
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"DR sBENsox's Celery and Chamomile PHI,
are worth their weight in gold in nervous ant
sick he dache."-Dr. H H. Schlichter, o.
Baltimore
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TaB voLrAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, win
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic
1elts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (young or old who are az
nicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration Of health and manly vigor.
Address as above. N. R-No risk ID incurrel
- thirty days trial Is allowed.
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RHEUMATISM CURED. Send stamp for free pre
scriptiou. R X Hclphcnsttne, Washington, b. {;
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II afaicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
1hompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell It. Csc.
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ENQuRkR: How old arc wet whv lust
nincteen. That Is to say: Three years ago
certain actress and ourself were Just the
same age, nineteen. She told ne only ilay
or two ago that she wac just nineteen that
day.-Bosfon Pom
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WH1N Foxg saw . train on the dress Of q
old lady be remarked that Il was behind time.
-Bostoa Trmserip(.
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Two HEADS are better than one, "A the
opinion Of news editor O. Pioaysn<
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Tar zodiacsl sign for the opening Of winter
% goat. The goat IL hard butter and
hard butter is almost always . sign that tho
weather IL cold - kiloddphid Meas
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CocoAHUT shells ground in quantities. and
mixed With black pepper, indicate that the
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wEI1s' sRoU0H ON CoRIs. 15c. Ask forit- Com
paetes permanent cure Corns, warts, bunions.
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mr. The new brand, "spring Tooscsa~
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"You have lovely teeth, Etheln aYes
ueorEe.n she foodly lisped, .'they were
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THAT young lady who made zoo words out
Of 'ronservatoryr last fall has run away from
home. Her mother wanted her to make
three loaves Of bread out of ssnour. w.
DSfroit Free Press.
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DnIvxRs keeping 70 the right cannot 20
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"FfyB doctoys5 - nd Of nue1Seins: no rsaif.
~. Bnsos,s 6kfs CHvs Aos drisen asssv "a
eyxpfSens snd Pm nearly sseK Ida C. Young,
Hamilton IL =
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POISONING by the use OF horrid hair-dyes
may be looked upon - dyer calamity.
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How TO expedite the males-Gct papa "a
ask what their intentions are.
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a VERY little thing turns the head OF .
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epossd 8 msssa a. ss" hss b =, us,s g - 3
ptsueps pyeA y csqts sg an eclcsi
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a CAIIF0RxIA man has acquired fortune
n 81 ,gular way. H had lot Of mining
stock OF . nominal value. aud pledged Il ~
collateral for . loan. Then the stock rose
very hi<h The person TO whom e wss
Il ledged sold II. Subsequently It fell again,
and no bought It back, making go, 100 "
the trnnsactiun The true owner Of the stock
found out about the transaction, aud sued
for the <295. 600 as belonging to him. The
7, FraHcix<0 Chronicle
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JioRAcE GREELzy once defined "Bohe
mian'' IS n man who would rather get on
thousand dollars now sud then, than fsty dol
loss week regularly
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BoRRowsD money Is noteworthy object
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Veg & = pseaaaidpl sas AZ psds =
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
tApnnN Nnrup

hVshuN NNilns
LONDON, March l2.-The Times says:
From many sources we receive news that II
the new criminal procedure bill in India,
which allows native judges jurisdiction
over whites In certain cases, is persevered
in the results are likely to be serieus bey-
ond conception.
The Daily News states that the cabinet
council Saturday was chiefly occupied In
the discussion of affairs in the Transyaal,
II is believed the government has deter
mined 10 exert their influence to protect
natives against injustice ana opposition OF
Beers.
CAMBRIDGE Tnv rAvoRirE.
LONDON, March l2.-Bettiug on the Ok
ford'Cam bridge boat race Thursday next,
al first in favor Of Oxford, is now seven TO
four on the Cambridge crew, owing TO the
better condition Of the latter.
GENEROUS.
The duchess of Marlborough has given
TO Luke's fund % GOO which remained over
from the fund she raised for the relief OF
distress in Ireland during the years 1879
and 1850.
LONDON, March i2-Zanzibar adyices
state British cruiser has gone to Mada-
gascar Another is to follow.
ARRESTED
Sr. PETERSBURG, March II Vera Philip.
papa. an important nihilist, has been ar.
rested.
ON THREE COURTS.
DUBLIN, March l2,-The murder.con.
spifacy prisoners have been notified that
their trial besius April OH. They will be
tried on three courts, the Phoenix park
murders, the attempted murder of Juror
Field, and conspiracy.
IT ~ TINE,
The government has ordered tha, prompt
measures be taken for the relief of the
starving people OF laughrea.
HAyASNAH ITEMS.
| HAyASSAu, March II An explosion on
the plantions Of Mercedes Sabamilla Dc
Gararievas caused the death Of six negroe,
and China man, and wounding Of al,
negroes and four Cinnamon. The engineer
Is also dead, and the sugar.boiling house Q
heap ofruins
Tobacco market quiet. A few lots o
vuelta Abio Iillers, suitable for United
States sold from SEQ 10 81, per quintal. and
several lots Of Remedies filters for $i5 to 81.
per quintal. The new crop, according Il
the latest estimates OF growers and dealer,
OILERS the following prospects, In IN,
Nuelta AbiO the whole crop will be short
The drought lid much damage. Ia tn,
Partidios districts the result In much NOR
: favorable, and In the neighborhood Q
: Remedos less rainy weather has beet
desirable.
sonar Safe.
nosaan'oer Cppof,iarch l2--A dispatch fror
. of.bat ~. disabled lima
'ef reatrhed there
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examination be agreed upon. The commits
sioners have not yet formally considered
the matter Of the appointment OF an exam.
mer,in-chief, but will do SO after they have
established themselves in headquarters,
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nosaa.'oer cppofMarch IA dispatch from
~ ofshat The disabled Inman
"er eathed there at