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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

WASHINGTON, March D.-Mr. Dor
sey continued his testimony In the star.
route trial to-day. The court permitted
him 10 he interrogated concerning the
alleged check for $4,000 given TO Jas.
Is, Belford, and he denied that he ever
gave check TO Bedford, or that he ever
had any business transactions with him
of any kind except the purchase of a
Winchester rifle, heretofore mentioned.
He never had any understanding with
brady about the remission of fines or
deductions, and never paid him any
thing for RENTING fines.
This concluded Mr.. Dorsey's exanlin.
ton in chief, and Mr.. Mcrrick began
the cross examination. He said ht
drew the money on Peck's routes, and
the sums were placed TO his account,
but every cent was paid over TO Peck
after deluc'lng money paid TO sub-con-
tractors. Mr.. Mrrrick pushed the in
qniry in regard to this subject, asking
why Peck, who was out there near thu
routes, had delegated to Dorsey, u Sena
tor of the United States, the work OF
managing the routes. The witness said
that he did not see why the fact of his
being Senator should diSqualify him.
Mr.. Merrick cnd"avorad 10 put II pa,
per in evidence to show that Dorsey had
mai. contracts under Peck's name, bu,
the witness not being able to read the
paper, on account of his defective eye.
sight, the court ruled that II was mad.
nssable, inssnuch as the occurrences
had not been shown by any previous
proof
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
Hing Alcohol.

Last evening and this morning The
following crop of vOtaries at the shrlH'
of Rachus, was disposed ofby Mayo
Wales
John Gallagher was found drunk at
Martin, stable yesterday atternoh
and fined 80 cents and costs.
william Davidson also INDUCED 10
excess and was sentenced to pay a hN
amount.
This morning William Kelley, from
Phlidlr phia, was introduced to hn
Honor, bur as the officer supplemented
the introduction with charge OF drum
k"nnr>s and disorlrrly conduct, Tue
Mayor imposed Il penalty OF u aN'
costs, and instructed the Chief IN cay
It "as not forthcoming, TO furnish W.
liam with board and lodging at New
Castle for the next few weeks.
E"I"rl Higgins, VINO gave his p'"~
1T residence 1T Chester, was fol'nu w,
h!4h very drunk on the street. II,
l"IG III" ,Ilir"r / hat he resided win a,N
WORKED for Mr.. Griffith, but when |
was taken there, that gentleman ar
rIaiIn',i all knUwlcag" .! him, ana ~
was taken to he hall. This m"r"'l's
he Informed The Mayor that he was
drunk that Ii" did net kno" Nha' M
Nas saying, and that he was cinpIol''
1T Third and Adams streets. me u'""
tin" of 30 cents and costs was IMPOSE"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

Mdn' LLDUiH-At San Francisco. Cal.
March Eth. Clarence J. only son Of Col.
Peter nnd Mary A. Mr'n!iongh, aged u
wears.
The friends Of the family are requested I"
attend the fIrcrnl from the residence Of his
parents IS; Pine street, Pills, on Saturday,
the 3lst inst AT = n. IN. Requiem Mass ut
st Mary's Church, l'hila.. to proceed to VIII
ming,on. Del,
The friends in Wilmington are invited Ia
meet tha funeral ut the depot mt l2.JO noon to
proceed to Cathedral Cemetery.
CT ARK-On Wednesday. the 18th inst, at
Chesapeake City, Mrs. Mary A. Clark, re
lict OF the late obcdiah CLARK. aged u
years.
The relatives and friends are requested to
attend the funeral from the residence of the
late Mrs Garrison, at Chesapeake CITY. md,
on Sunday morning at 9 o lock, to proceed to
the NJ f.. Church Cemetery IL ChrIsiiana
village. Services at the NJ. T.. Chur h, at
that place, about o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

~ G''h way ioi uuCkS.
Ba,r ball will soon be all the rage.
Will the Legislature adjourn April
18Th, according to a joint resolution?
John r. RAYMOND, ain Paradise, "
in the Opera House Tomorrow evening
A local option bill passed the State
Senate yesterday, by a vote Of 5to4.
A new fire plug has been put in at
Front and Poplar streets.
A special meeting of the Young Men ,
Republican Club will be held this even.
ing.
The rules issued to the Qulckstep
Base Ball club players are very
strict.
Thomas Russell will give an op,niD.
al his saloon, Fourth and Monroe streets,
this evening,
-,DenniS Kane, the present City Coz
lectOr for the Southern District, will lHa
candidate for reelection.
President of Council Conrad is
suffering from inflammation Of the eye
balls.
Alfred G.. McCalsland has been al-
pointed Superintendent Of Trans
por,ation Of the Wilmington Il North
rrn X. H.. with headquarters i'll this
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
No bog Fighting.

Will" it is true that there was Nv
r"rk-hglting at "I'illy" Carroll $ mgr
toned exhibition, conducted on H'''''i
school principles, the other night !, ="
not denied that rat killing was rr'i""
| y sa.mwiched between the rlo''H 'J"'.
la,ions Of those present. I'll" I,'e'''Ih"
occurs whether the absence OF 81" 'Io
fighting did not deteriolate ana '''',,"
the character of the exhibition w. w.,
are perfectly willing, at Mr., 'aF' '',o !.
request, to state that our reporter 'o"
united an nnintentional error N r'l"',
ing that a part of the exhibition wv
sisted of "ock-tighting, but in u"'IH is is
Mr.. Carroll must not complain II Nv T.,
til" sufferer in consequence. Itc"' wv" hs.
tights on scientific principles nav If
come in sporting circles Sp''''S o w.
high toned entertainments, nov s''",
ally INDUCED in by those who grow ,'',,;ny
static over miserable 10" RAJ kl'' w.
fr"iic. Mr. Carroll deserves crrdl. r nL
not having ii high entertainment i'' and
up with II low one. A cooking man , a."
Il rat killing are 50 far apart IN 'o'o r
both would lose their distinctive ci ",II,
tiers by mixing, and therefore we i n"n
appreciate Mr.. CarrOll's desire 10 "''
them apart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
FOURTH EDITION.
SUDDEN DEATH.
A Man Found Unconscious In IN g
Ntreet and Dies ut the Hall.

Stf0et ana Ibles ~ uno Hal
About $50 O'Clock this morning, a
man came to police station and asked
to be furnished with permit to enter
the Almshouse. He was informed that
he could not obtain one there but
would have to make application TO the
Trustees Of the Poor, and was directed
to their office. He seemed very weak
and debiltatcd, but left the station
and was supposed to have gonc N
directed.
He was next seen shortly after II
O'Clock by some l'assers by al From
and Market streets sitting in thu street
wi h his feet underneath street ca
and his legs lying across the track
As |, was supposed thar hr was infoXi'
Gated, he was picked up and set along
side Of Sharp's Hotel, where h. was
ound abost II O'Clock by officers Peter
son and White, who procured IA push
cart and took him 10 the hall, where Ii,
was laid in the corridor.
II was then ascertained tina, the mnI
was not drunk but very sick, and DR.
Grimshaw was called in. He was,
however, unable to do anything for MS
relief and heeXpired in few minutes.
When brought in he was unconscious
and speechless.
His body was identified as that OF
John Hecker, aged about 10 or 30 years.
He was a horSeshoer by trade, and N
one time was considered one of the best
workncn in this city, but unfortunate
ly he gave way toa passion for drink,
IA Il al
but no doubt was the cause Of his death
His wife, from whom h" has been sepera.
ted for years, is employed as a
domestic at Riddles Banks, and he il
known TO have "A brother residing dowr
the State. The man was clothed III rags
and as he laid stretched in the corri,.or
in the silent embrace of death, was tal
from being pleasant sight.
Coroner Smith was notified and will
hold an inquest this afternoon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
FIFTH EDITION.
AN ADROIT THIER
How Wesley MARI Obtsthd p.
Fine Revolver.

r.., u,
,,os 80 80. WATT me young pan who
.,innonl Wv. , Mayo, on Wednesday
h,,l tnr his o ",',''.n III deia It ofe26O
''... ~ a appearance at I,Our, to
"a.I i .,...d L,""se VI carrying con.
s"i, ~ nL",,'.s., "eaIph, ana ob,nting
,n;, ,,iaoan .. ".uer ,aise pretetr, was
49," i l".'. =" ,ne oock last kenint
,' '" %n,"' fu ol .he larceny Of Two I'd
C,rI;.l. 4, "n o"o 'h'I"Ware aorc d
rh;rI WV u" "arket street abm.
4 vn,,ny man ,o,,
.wnrn AID ,.,,;a '''" ia'tersa Mas
,,,n,.j +" W. 'o a, mat he isrni.
H. r' w'a,as,, ",''e VI Carlisle Go.
,,,,,,o,, "'orhihg, abW
,a, ~ 40 ~ vas sweeping bfl the
ll,h,. ',,a,, ""u '''"'e rlther pr the
"h,,, hm y" ,i;, ',i come, the Hlsoner,
a.L.d linn ;t ,ha,, ' nho~ stopped and
''",nL hnns , n naa wliite leu in %
T." .,,;l ~, 10 INJURED tlI' price.
an,, r.''',, .n. -" e., Will hke lWponnds,
!, mn lii. H.. ~" !ouhs man % bring
r,,.tirv hi. waonn ~, rS ne was tx
nuaw pa,,.. e"" W 'a'l anu take i,
IN. i,,,, ,rn,n w.. o "',, carrying
,nd u,. smrnr;.d .I,"' 70 tae STORE
,h. ,hirI Lnr =" W Sn ne Drought up
,nu. " 's " iii" 'iat MAR was
Hn how.v.r t,;,,o,
,,. f,r '; :. bringing up
.,n,. ali lac WV, ~ remained IN the
Ahmf 4 n,:IncL IN ,h o.' s u"'le" 'or it.
Carlis,. ,lisrovnJs tha, ~" ,,, "'e Fs Mr..
,h,t h,I nnn,,,;n Wv, 'ht boxes
.,,,,y and ~, !, ,.,n, i'vo'Vers We're
.nrh r.vniv.r II, j., h''. , o. sell
,mL ,,nnd ,h,t n"' IVA, .' u. ''l'"e inquiry,
,hnut ,hnm ria u r, H", ,t anything
th. ,nnrIn.i,n ,,,,t wv, ,'',, the! came to
h,d h..n IN H.. ",, ,n' ,'.ne 'Iiah who
had >tnl.n ,h.m ~ III '"' morning
Chirf HawLims s,,,.d a..
he'd ,,m;,,.I ~ hir' w., .nI prisoner
,h,. r.,nlr.rs and .",,I , ,La "I haa taken
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
A New Thermometer.

The Auburndale Metallic Thermome
ter is one of the latest inventions, ant
its utility and popularity is such that i
promisesto superccde all other Their
mometers on account of its accuracy
1t has a round face likea clock, and The
state Of the mercury is indicated by N
index which marks the temperature.
They are made all sizes from 20 inches
in diameter to dial the size of "A tel
cent piece. 1t is ornamental As well as
useful. This new instrument should
be in every hospital, church, school
public hall, Office and dwelling. They
are for sale by James & Brother, hard
ware dealers, 2O4 Market street, this
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
An Ingenious Arrangement.

There is miniature steamboat in the
show window Of IIanfs jewclry store
on Fourth near King street, that dis
plays considerable ingenuity in its con
strlc1ion. The body Of the boat is com
posed of wood, handsomely sawed out
on a scroll saw, and was done by a
small boy residing in this city The
boat is fitted with paddle wheels, steer
ing apparatus and walking beam. In
one OF the wheel houses small clock is
inserted, the works Of which run the
walking beam in a perfect manner. The
clock has just been repaired and put in
complete order by Mr.. Hanf, who will
have the boat in operation in his win
dow for few days longer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
the Street LAMPS.

Officer Zerby says that during the
last month he has reported lla oil lamps
in the Fourth District to the chairman
Of tn" Lamp Committee. Many of these
lamps were not lighted at all and others
would not have oil enough to burn later
than or = O'Clock in the morning. II
seems little singular, as these men are
very prompt in rendering their bills
every month, that some means cannot
be devised to make them attend to their
duties.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
('hrIStlanA Items,

CHRISTIANA, March 18th, 1881. On
last Monday rmorning,,hrtwecn sever
ami eight O'Clock, a small frame house
on the suburbs Of the village, while The
tenant ('oIorrd), was moving on
caught fire and burned down. II ad
the wind been in line ofanother one, il
would ais" have been burned down too
Water could not have been got n
these tcnencnts are without any iacili
ties Of getting water.
\. Cannon has got the addition to hi
store room weathcr-boarhed in, ano
rooted over with tin. In course Of 4
few days he expects to have it com
pleted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

\ proof Of the new two-crnt postage
stamp wh;rh i, to take the place Of thu
three cent stamp now in use, has beer
received at the pOst-oiticc Department
Il contains portrait Of Washington
aud the orllllnentation is different from
That now employed. IT will b" nrc"s
,ary 10 design II doublc-rat" or tonr
cen, ,;amp, and do away with the five
aud Fifteen cent stamps except IOr Tor
rinn rnrrr,I,ouIrurr,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
New SUNDAY school.

The teach, RS of the new Sunday
School, to be known as st. Marks, o
which mention was made in yesterdays
REri BLIcAN, held II meeting last even
ING at no, 7O2 East Seventh street ant
elected the following officers: Snp"rin,
tend"n,, Edward Henry Eckel; Srcre,
tary, Miss Mary Emma Hoodc; Treas,
urrr, Mrs. Ann Milne; OrganiSt, Mis-
NJ, +. IIoode. The school will open
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

need not trouble You over two days II
you take Canada Pine Cough Syrup as
directed. The latest and best remedy,
An honest quantity for your money and
satisfaction every time. 20 cents a
bottle at Belts, Sixth and Market
Morrison's, Second and King, and
Nrascy's, Eighth and Madison.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

The closing sale of those handsome oil
and water color paintings will tax"
place this evening at No. 4lb Market
street, ana will afford an excellent op-
porrunty for persons who wish to plr-
chase he productions of the best artists
1T The lowest rates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
AZ the Levy l'Our1,

The session OF the Levy Court yester.
day afternoon, WAS very dull, the only
business transacted being the report Of
the committees on error lists. For the
Northern District Of this city SS44, 997
upon which the usual rates were al.
lowed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
Painting and Graz lining

W. $. simmons, practical honse and
sign painter, grrining and glazing
Residence I'll W. Fourth street Shop
\. Il. cor Second and West streets
Wiluin.tun, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
seed po,atOes' keed Potatoes.

Go 20 n. l.. Janney, 3Ol and BOB King
street, for extra Maine Rose, pure York
Rose, pure Burbank Potatoes all pure
stock for seed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
NuTlCE-l, PATRICK MEGAki

" :
~ owner OF the property At the north
east corner Of Is and ButtonwUpd streets stu
atcd IN the Second Ward of the City of vii
mIDgtou. County of New Castle and stat. u;
Delaware. in CoIupltan"" wih the require
mrnr of the a"ts of the General Assembly
~ such cas-" made and provided, do hereby
1--WE nOtIc" mat shalt apply III writing to
u" court Of General Sessions Of tn" Peace
md Jail IlenycrS Of the state Of ID Iaware.
ln and for New Castle County ON Monday.
IA day Of May. A. u, 1853. being tine next
term Of said court. i"r ll"rnsc for said
huu.r Il, an inn or tavern for the sale thcIc-
ia Of Intoxicating liquors IN less quantities
than one QUAR-, to b. drunk on the premises
and the following respectable citizens Of the
SAID ward recommend the said application,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
-
k'OuaMal.

y bag of potatoes was picked up on
he kennett pike on Thursday morning
Tn" owner can have them by calling at
this office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

W. X. Grant, practical painter at
9th and Shipley streets, 10 ready for
spring work in his line.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

DCERlIsS-We VIII seIlutthe,n,
NJ ing low prices
ans mlnrcmeat 25c. 3hs now dr. appes Die
4hS app'' butter 25c. lbs good kio coffee lbc
3nS new pruncs 2bc, 2cans bakers corn 25c
ahS new currants 2bc. y, rs new raisins 25c
.,,i' ul ',% inolar.cS, Hc. Honey drps, lbc
ri"ur ~, and ~ per H.. We will sell for
o.1' cash barrel Of good hne family -four, il
!, docs not give satisfaction we will refund the
money and send after tho flour, so
you take no risk We keep only STANDARD
oi"hdS OF ti"'lr 1cA- 80, ST. Go, ana SOC Dul
iuc' extra II excellent. our b0c. IL equal t.
%ilnt some Other stores sell ~ 80 aiId 81 cents
Our assortment of goods Is equal TO any othe,
store In the city. Jelics and preserves of al.
sorLs Flne early rose potatoes, 81. 90 Ver
oushel. Call at once and be Convinced,
j. FORD, Front b Madison sts.
Front and Mary land ave.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

While the alterations in our store are
going on, anyone can BE- supplied with
our reliable brands Of Stone China,
decorated ware, glass &c. |. Lewis
Row 4l5 King street, below 9th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
Mnk q M MlNtRk q.

Henderson ; Garden Seed sold only
at Crippcn's, No. 3 +. Second street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

The hest 80 and 60 cent teas and 20
cent java coffee sold any where at Grip
pens, No. D +. End 1T.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
HEATIaS.

Go to Hanna's No. go Jefferson.
street, for %, 80 and ~ cent oysters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
l.npis,e and Boiler For Sale.

4 h,,.horsr power engine and boiler
ANA a tlr-r-norse power Baxter engine
and boiler. all in first class running or.
der, are for sale at a bargain al till\ OF
lice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
Ten Lines

of Mems low-priced Business
Suits supply the topic of the
day. A little money is a
powerful thing in Oak Hall.
Witness the following:
Fancy Cashmere Sack
Suits at $3.50 and the same
goods in Walking Coat style
at So. Our only boast on
them is that they are good
for the money.
Elberon Cheviot Suits at
S9.25. Five hundred salts
fed buyers of these goods
give evidence of quality with
economy.
Manhattan ChcVIots in SIX
full lines, both Sacks and
Walking Coats at $40. The
buttons and trimmings Of
these suits are worth special
attention.
Plain Cassimercs; three
varieties, in Sack style, at
$40, very reliable. These
ten lines are not fragments
pulled together for all adver-
tisemcnt. They represent
fifteen hundred suits and
goods to make asmany more.
There is business in them.
Square talk and straight
is the sinew of our ADVERTISE
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

Henderson, Garden see"
For sale only at Crippen's, No. D E' Nv
Ond street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
SPRING STYLES,
1883.

Our counters are now full with
the finest lot of Mems, Youths
BOYS and Children S Clothing for
Spring wear that we have ever
exhibited our patrons and the
public. Our prices are the low
est, and can't be beat either here
or in Philadelphia for the same
style of goods. We have many
novelties in Spring wear not to
be seen in other establishments.
We have Children's snits ranging
from $3.50 upward. Nobby Cas-
simere suits at $9,$l0.$l2and Sl5.
All we ask is a call, so you can
see and be convinced Of the quail
ity and cheapness ofour Clothing
All our goods are well made and
trimmed and thoroughly sponged,
and We guarantee satisfaction in
every case. Our Merchant Tail
oling Department is still under
the supervision of Nathaniel
Bavne, q sufficient guarantee
for a nice fit and Stylish cut. Our
lines Of imported snitlngS and
trouserings is the largest we have
ever carried. All the new aud la
test novelties in coatings and che.
viots constantly on hand and be-
ing constantly added to by new
goods, as they come intothc mar
kc,, A superior line Of French
and English goods for light over
coats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

NANTEI-A YOU NJ MANTD WOEE
w IN blacksmith shop. under iu.lrur.
'ioIF. Apply at shop F'!hl, and French IL,
liIJl-M4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

"ANfED-A COOK. Apply IWNI.
w dIatoiy to "o2 Wet street. mH-2tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30
HOUSE-AFTEkNOON SESSION.

The Senate joint resolution to ad journ
Sine die on April Is was concurred in.
Senate bills introduced Incorporate
ing the Diamond Milling Company in
relation to the binding of children by
corporations in other States amending
the embezzlement act divorcing Seth
A. and Lydia Gibbons for the culture
and protection of fish in Spring Mil.
Pond supplement to the charter of the
Wilmington City Railway Company. -
A. ,,Ir,rl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

$50 on else deemed it necessary tosay
anything, and the bill WAS read third
ttns'hy paragraphs, in order IN I'asStl"'
Ht,ial.. - Upon The yeas ana nays br-
y ..S,ra;,ef4Atd BIZ was passed by thr
following vote.
e; .tyesrr,ji"tl,, G1sytp'dey Mustard
Hur and s. .akrr Coop -. r.
o. ,NayH-4Chandler, Cooper, Horsey land
Huustmi--4.
II vii! be seen from the above that
Kent went solid for the bill, while New
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

I OST-A NHKTIE AND GOLD PIN
i were lost in the East rl art ofther
TINS morning. The finder viii be suiinbl, r..
"ardtd On leaving the same at ga French &,
lIl.LL.,-Lt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-30

OST-ON THU KSDAY EVEN u.
ing, terrier dog, with red s4tc't2,N
ribbon around Its neck. The finder viii Re
su',anlS rewarded on returning it to John
FtLLMER, $40 Orange 1t. m;D.llt
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-12-07
sickness In Deer Lodge.

There has been much sickness in Deer
Lodge recently, confined almost exclusively
to children. There have been cases of scar
letina, sore throat and diphtheria, fortu-
nately in most cases of n mild form. Among
those afflicted have been the two children Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mcfarland. Mrs. Nc
Farand has also recently been quite ILL., All
of them are now pronounced convalescent.
Four children of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Neal
and two children of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Oleson
have been i'll, and are pronounced GONZALES
cent Three children of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cushing have been i'll, but are improving (;
two children of Mrs. Bernard have been i'll,
and are, we believe, doing well. Two chill
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Aspling-Mary
and Cora-have been i'll with diphthera
since last Saturday, and are now at the criti-
cal period. Annie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. McAndrews, was taken
i'll yesterday morning. We trus all will re-
cover. In view of the prevalence Of disease
and the peril of the little ones, we advise
every one to secure the services of their ply
stefan at the very first symptoms of disease.
Good treatment in time may prevent sorrow,
and even If that fails, the consolation re-
mains of having done the best that could be
done. We will pass through this wave OF
disease soon, but while it exists let us be
more than careful OF the children. We be-
lieve the administration of prophylactics is
advisable to ward off or prepare the system
to resist disease. Those having family ply
sicians should apply to them for ADVICE on
the subject.