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DR.. Spinney


Is well known as the founder Of tine Montreal
G. e. MEDtAL lN~TI1 UTE. anu having given
his entire attention for the past twenty years l..
the treatment Of chronic and special diseasrs In
c,dent ~ bolh sexes. his success has produced
astonishing results. By his method Oft estment
the suffering arc fully restored 10 original
health. He would cal the attention OF the af-
nlcted 70 the TACT Of his lo1s- landing and Wen
earned reputation IS 4 sufficient Insurance OF
his skill and success. ThousaD Is who have been
under his treatment have felt and expressed
emotions Of gratitude yelling up from hearts
touched for the first time by the sllkcn cord that
whispers Of returning health.
Those suffering from Catafrh or bronchitis can
be assured Of q perfect cure by his new method
Of Urea ment
DIR. SPINNEY can defect the sll~ghtestdisease
OF the Chest, Lungs or any Internal organ, and
guarantees a cure In every case he undertakes
II matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case II
IT Is , UR NBLE He WILL TELL - so
IF NOT, HE WILL TELL YOU THAT for he
Will not undertake Il case unless he Is confident
oil effccting "a cure II will cost you nothing for
consultation. SO please call and satisfy yourselves
whether the Doctor understands your case.
, 1884-11-21

Persons desiring pure Lake Mphapaiuta
ie should leave orders at Christ Mauf-
baker. at Ferguson street, or with tho
undersigned. SIoAs 4 Co.
, 1884-11-21

Chris Mausa has removed his bakery to
si7 Ferguson street, where he has better
facilities for conducting his business
, 1884-11-21

Prices sells goodsl that is why V. Baker
is 80 busy at the store. Carpet and Fur
niture trade is good with him.
, 1884-11-21

At the Star Restaurant can be found
the finest stock Of confectionery in the
city.
, 1884-11-21

The ladies approve of Pour smoking
Little ] oker.
, 1884-11-21
E NECESSITY
For the spooAA11@t@
DR.. WAGNER & CO..

DIR IL. WAGNER Is fully aware that therp arc
inafy ply dclels. and some sensible people. who
eases a specially. but he Is HI py 10 know that
with most perHons Of reancment and lnteill-
gence a more eniightc ed View Is being taken
OF the subject and fnat the phtslclan Who de-
votes himself TO relieving the AFFLICTED and
saving them from worse than death. Is no less a
than the surgeon or physician who by ciose mp.
pllcatlcn ex els In any otheF branch u hts pro-
Is dswuIng when fhe false phlianthrophy that
kondemned the victims OF folly or crime, like
the lepes under the jewish law. to die uncared
for. has passed away
YOUNG MIN
who may be suffering from the effects o youth
ful folies or indiscrcanns. VIII do well 10 avail
AZ the alter OF suffering humanity. DR. WAC
NEk VIII guarantee 70 forfeit nvr hundred dol
Vate disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to curr.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are many men Of the age Of 20 10 90 who
are troubled With too frequent excavations Of
the bladder, onen accompanied By y slight
smnTting or burning sensation and \ weakening
account Tor. On examining The urinary deposits
a rupy sediment VIII often be found, and some
Dimes small particles Of albuaen VIII appear. or
changing 70 n dark and torpid appearance.
Their are many men who die OF this dinicuity
ignorant Of the catse. which Is the second stage
OF seminal weakness. Dr. Wagner Will Runrsn-
teo \ cure In all such cases and a healthy rrstor1-
ton Of the Ecnlto-urinary organs, Consultation
IRE. thorough examination and ndvice. 500.
All Communication should be addressed
DIR. WAGNER & co.
ia Laimer street Address. Box s5sO. Denver
outthis outs take aiona.
, 1884-11-21

.Rzahogoay, cherry and
sUaInNf cesass.e tables 0faeiU
designs az fAe W,arress Esss-
as0risssss.
, 1884-11-21

The mysuncatgons Of no Old schools are passed
away. and the pupil TAUGHT to recognize at sight
that which the fingers arc required TO perform
That those. who practica for years. without N
thorough aud comprehensive knowledge OF the
mnieriAl frOm which they music Is composed.
AIr playing the part OF m automatom-no 10 ar
Intelligent being.
That execution upon any instrument must be
considered In no other Light than mechanical
ar, governed by \ prnriple, which, thoroughly
understood and pracnoed, covers the whole
ground OF artistic dexterity.
That the pnce OF success ia honest. daily,
meutAl and mechanical study OF those fundn-
mental pnssaRea-chords aud scalel-fram
which are developed the peculiar forms OF all
composer
That good pupils never graduate, or zee the
time there y nothing new 70 l. arm, but study
on, gaining familiarity with every composer Of
merit. cleaning thereffom and Approprfating 10
themselyes the beauties and gems from every
school OF composition.
Il AMERICAN METHOD has, within
he sixteen years Of is publication, ellie tad from
Thousands OF delighted patrons scattered from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific Coast, the most nat
tenng testimnnlals, which can be seen by cali
Ing on MR.. Mercer. Can refer TO great number
OF patrons on the Pacific Coast and In the East.
, 1884-11-21

EMERSON & WEST HR ssSa ] is,.iiS GnsE B5P5;s B COLORADO Bs
ines paper discounted Interest paid on time deposits Loan investment nso
tated
, 1884-11-21
OHIO MDlANA-MICHIGAN
THE BUSINESS MAN

Whom he travels wants to 60 Quick. wants to
DO comfortable, wants 10 nrr.vo vt dcatina-
lion on time. In fact, want q strictly bust
mesa trip. and consequently taEon tho
popular Wabash Route, feeling that no 1.
sure % meet bis engagements and continue
IN urn.laarr = nA hn h0..E~
, 1884-11-21
W. DOWNEY

nVCD'c u0TCI AND RESTAURANT T DYER, Proprietor
pIEh ,. HU { G. J. Books, clerk. This establishment has been
thoroughly rmted and is now ready To- accommodate its old patrons and the public
generally in frstdss style. All the luxuies of the season always OF lad. Single
meals and board by the day or week at moderate rates The ban is always provided
With the best of liquors and cigars Free bus to aud from all rains
, 1884-11-21
THE TOURIST

uas long sinco chosen tho Wabash a. tho
iayorito route 10 all. summer resorts CT
tho Eat, North aud West, and winter 70.
sortd OF the South, rs tho Company hna Tor
rehr8 provided better acoonmodatloun and
more attractions than any otis coml ctltors
Tor this clnsa OF travel 1ourisi TicketA can
10 had az redr,ed rates at all principal
, 1884-11-21

G. A. .DHEMEC0URI G CD Iaed A sRys5 SEST sSv,5 HNs s.5gs!ss
etc. made for all engineering work The surveying and constructing Of inigatng
bitches a specially. Drawings Of all kinds executed Room 6 pboadx Block, p
, 1884-11-21

METR0P0L!TA HOTEL I Hss.sl Pn sas Es;ira 1s9i .s:si. s. s.
and reasonable nncea
, 1884-11-21
THE FARMER


Can get Tho Information necessary 10 secure
tnre. st1ck-rnising. mining. laundering, or
any Of the many inviting zelda throughout
The South end West, py addressing tho I'M
lcrsiTred.
J.. CHANDLER,
-~at tr~rrl. -.f r.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
Some RepubIicnn annrics.

Editor Gazette and journal; You say in
an issue Of some two weeks ago "That II
tue Republicans had the power they
would not give New Castle county repre-
sentstiou on basis Of population How
do you know thai, aud do you helieve il
in fses Of the fact that they, the R4pubi-
cans, have put a plank in their platform
to that ehs't and vita. H. mora soma 10 or
20 Yeas ago gave 10 that county repre-
sentatives in all state conventions accord
ing to the then population New Castle,
u; Kent, 40 aud Sussex, AZ; q write
from uemory) have the Democrats done
as much 7 This republican party has sins
and shortcomings enough to account for
without charging it with that which from
every reasonable standpoint of view il
would rot be guilty Of. W. W. NJ.
IIi W. W, NJ had attended the Repub
licAn State conventions of 1880 and 1882
and particularly tho former, which ha;
passed into State history IS "the low,
feast, he wouli have thoroughly learne
that New Castle Republicans have Il,
rights which K-nt and Sussex R-pub
licans show any disposition 10 respsc. -
| Ed GAZETTE AND JOURNAL
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
FORCIBLE EJECTMENT.
Difference Between the aItimore
& Ohio ana the Western Union
Telegraph Companies Settled by
Fofce.

Dtherence Between the Bal tfmOre
q Ohio ana the Western Union
Telegraph Companies Settled by
Force.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3 "A controver-
sey between the Baltimore 4 Ohio and
Western Union Telegraph Companies
over the possession of an office on Third
street, eliminated to-day in the foroible
election OF the Western Union operator.
The contest has been kept up tinoe
Friday last. Up to that time the office,
which is merely fenced off corner Of
brokers' cifice, was used by the Western
Union without rental, it is said, and sub
ject to be vacated at a day. notice.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio company recently
oh aimed lease of the office of the
tenants of the building, but the Western
Union operator, acting under instructions,
refused to leave even after his
wires were cut off. He remained
there 36 hours without food or
light until relieved by another man,
who crawled over the tranaom, the door
b'ing locked and the key held by the
brokers'. The matter came to a climax
this afternoon by the Baltimore Il Ohio
Q mpany sending force Ct men to the
place, who ejeoted the operator threw the
office fixtures into the street and took
Charge.
Besides being forcibly elected from the
office, the Western Union operator, Will
liam Cam. was arrested and taken before
a magistrate charged with foroible entry,
he having entered tbs place in an irregu-
lar way to relieve the operator who held
watch there on Friday and Saturday.
William H. Cam, George H. Ryley and
Andrew Il. Zsll, employees OF the
W stern Union company, were subse-
qnently arraigped before a magistrste,
cuAfged with conspiracy and forcible
entry ard detainer. They were held in
III 600 bail each for a Iurther hssri ng
| to-lhoi row.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4-Willism G..
Joueat assistant superintendent OF the
B Bsitimora X Ohio Te osrsph Company,
tt mas J. Fshy, an operator of the same
company and Charles l.. Howell, mem-
bsr of the fl IN OF Howell Brothers, we're
srrP,te th's nOspirg upon q warrant
hsrs log th-u Nth trcihle .utry and
detainer. The proceedings grew ont Of
the taking possession yesterday OF the
telegraph office in Howell Brothers
place OF business by the Baltimore 4
OHIO, during which the fixtures aud
Instruments OF the Western Union were
in into the street under the directions
OF Howell Brother the tenants Of the
buildipg.
The affidavit upon which the warrant
was iesued was made by William b Gill,
superintendent Of the Western Union
company. 1t charges defendants with
entering the premises occupied by the
Western Uuiol and tearing down its
office and throwing the instruments,
switchboard and fixtures into the street.
The defendants were srrsigned before a
magistrate and entered bail in 81 900
each for a hearing to- morrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
IKeeiy's Motor Outdone.

CHICAGO March, An announcement
is made Of tie dieoovery of new and
remarkable mo,or, known as "The Triple
Thermic Motor" The new motive power
is the vapor of bi sulphide OF carton. 1t
has been in practical use in driving a
90 horse power engine for six months
past in cement paving manufactury on
west Forty sixth street, New York The
disc0vefer OF the means Of applying the
new power and the machinery adapted
to its use is W. 5. Colwsll, formerly OF
Pittsburg, who, IL is stated, has been at
wrOk many years on their application.
A pronioeut engineer of Chicago, in Civ.
ing the result OF ia examination Of the
new motor, says: 81 saw l5-horse
power boiler with very little fire under il
generating steam, which generated the
new motr, which in turn ran an engine
of 6o-horse power, A Syndicate has
been formed which controls the invention
aud all its patents, with capital stock
OF $25 900, 900, of which S. 600, 900 has
already been realiz ID on stock. TX Gov
Hubbard of Texas and ex Collector Baird
of Boston, sre mentioned as being largely
interested III the nev motor syndicate.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
SEIGHBURIhG OOUNTIFs.


Tue barn Of B4pjamin Bulthsseu, i,
Upper Tulpebucken, Bsrks county, was
destroyed by an iulendisry fire on
Tuesday week
Mrs josiah Brown, Of 2oheson town
ship, Berks comfy, declares that she hss
frequently seen sea lion in the
SchuylkilI river at that point.
The oil pipe line sprung a leak on the
farm Of j. Good, in West Lampe'er,
Lancaster county, recently, causing
damage to the amount Of $2. 900.
Three new cases Of small. pox in Lsa
caster were reported sirce the previous
week at which time there four cases. o.
the latter two have recovered and one
died, leaving four cases still under treat
msnt.
jeremiah Van Rex, a retired farmer of
Amity township, Is miles below Reading,
aged 50 years, was so badly frozen, while
driving from his home to Readil lg yester-
day that he died in few hours after is
arrival.
The bodies of two drowned men were
found yesterday week in the canal a.
Harrisburg. One was identified as that
of peddler named Mayer of Readirp !:
the other az that OF Alexander Snydsr,
colored, of Hummslstown. Both had been
missing for some time.
John Jeffries, the Oldest inhsbitant of
MaJtown, Lancaster county, died Satur
day night in the 9lst year OF his AGE
He was native OF Chester county. but
lived for 60 years or more in Maytogp.
we was stone mason aud continued tn
work actively at his trade until after he
Has so years of age.
In Chester, Monday afternoon, joseph
Wheeler, an old Inan who keeps a CANDY
store, shot into or0ad OF bo7s who had
been tlroping Stoues aud euow balls at
him Ous Of the young rutiiaus, J,eeph
Taylor, aged Ia years, wss fatally
wounded. Wheeler was arrested and
locked up to await the result of the boy's
injuries.
AT the township elsc.'ou in N,w
Garden township, Chester county. last
Week, the Republicans voted for three
school directors, which ia one more than
the law provided for in consequence of
Whioh tue whole vote was thrown ont and
the Democratic dir otors declared elected
They are Milton Strahorn and Washing
on Ewing.
The election in Parkersburg, Chester
county, for burgess, between p. D.
Handwork, Democrat, and Samuel Jack.
son, Republican, resulted in a tie vote
The election officers determined to decide
the matter by drawing lots, aud this re-
suited in favor of Mr.. Handwork, the
Democrat. The lucky candidate was
s'rensded by a large number of citizens
irrespective of party.
The Chadd's Ford Farmers Club. at
Its last meeting, discussed the injustice
OF the present tax laws, which compel
owners of real estate to pay all road and
school taxes. This injustice was illus.
trated by citing two men owning property
OF nearly equal value, the ons in real
estate, the other in personal property,
the former in this case being required 10
pay about 40 times ss much tax as the
latter On molten the subject was de-
ierred to the next meeting of the club for
fnrther discussion and action.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
The outrage MnI

We presume the memory Of ths terrible
atrocities sworn TO with such circumstan-
tislity by the sainted Eliza PinkstoD,
which eventually turned ont to be purely
i'm ginative when that persecuted pro-
tege OF John Sherman became known to
the whole country a. low lived, diare-
putabe and iis5ipa.sd tool in the hands
of designing politiciaus-ws presume
tina, the memory Of the perjuriss Of Eliza
aud her Louisiana oouirere= is too recent
to psrmi, many readers to take any stock
in the highly colored reports ofthe Copiah
investigation now being served up by
a joint correspondent Of the New York
Tunes and the Philadelphia Press. As
far as our observation goes these papers
have 8 monopoly Of shat kind of stuff; the
other Republican papers generally giving
the blOody-shirt issue the gSby as one
which cannot at this late dag commend
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
POLITICAL.

The Indiana Democratic state central
committee hiss fixed June 25Ih as
the date of the state convention.
Ohio Republicans will hold their state
convention at ClevelsI d, April 23i and
24th; South Carolina Republicans at
sumter, March 11th.
The comm ee on cleo ion laws OF the
Massaohusett Legislature will, it is said,
report a bill sbclishing the poll tax as q
prerequisite fov voting.
The Democ attic state committee OF New
Jersey met III Trenton Monday night and
resolved TO call thu state convention Tor
thu election of delegates to the Chicago
convention to assemble in Trenton on
May l4th. The basis Of representation iS
one delegate for every 200 D. mocrstic votes
cast at the last gubernatorisl election
Every ward and township is entitled to at
least one dtl'gate. The committee will
again meet In Trenton on April l4tb, to
orgau'z5 the state for the Presidential
campA gn.
Regard for the exact truth obliges nd
to record the TACT that at the present time
Mr.. James q. Blaine leads all other
candidates for the Republican nomination
No other Republican chieftsin has so
large or 30 devoted following in sll
parts OF the country. If the delegates
to the national convention were to be
CHOSEN tomorrow, and meet at Chicago
week hence to make the nomination, we
are inclined to believe that no rival
candidates. strength would equal MI
Blaine's.-Nep York Sun.
A Cleveland dispatch states that q
gigantic civil rights movement has been
started among the oolored people in Ohio,
and already over 200 "equal rights
leagues" have been organized. The
leagues will be permanent, aud will be
devoted TO the general interests Of the col,
ored race, for which purpose an annual
convention will bs held for discussion. a
poiut the leagues will Insist on is the
repeal of the black laws on the
Ohio statutes; the law making II
pentitentisry offense for a negro
to marry q white woman; the section
permitting separate schools, and the use
OF the word "white " in the constitution
All these must be repealed, and tue
negro put on perfect equality with the
white man. At the meeting Of the state
committee at Xenis Saturday, oonstitu-
tion and bylaws were adopted and the
leagues put on firm and permanent
foundation. 1t is thought these leagues
VIII make the oolored people in Ohio :
unit on all social, moral and political
question. The Equal Rights Association
OF Ohio yesterday issued an address 10
the oolored voters oondemning the
Crowell Civil Rights bill, passed by the
legislature on the 9Th instant.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
A Suit Against a Scotch Firm,

NEw YoRK, March 3-The firm OF
Brown Brothers & Co. has begun a suit
against Martin Turner & Co. ana others
to recover s24, ,225 and has obtained an
attachment against the property of the
latter finn in this state. Martin Turner &
O. do business in Glasgow, Scotland, and
the suit is for money loaned with interest.
Another attachment has also been pro.
cured by John Bursely against Martin
Turner 4 Go. and others upon claim of
Is, ,499 also for money loaned. Both suits
are brought in the supreme court.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
A Fatal Rotrer Exn,o.,on

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March 3.-The
boilers at the California saw mill, owned
by A Lewis 4 Co., at Bear Creek, ex-
ploded this morning, Establishing the
entire building. Three men, Rudolph
Sipler, Whitney Whitebresd and Jesse
Knecht, were killed and their bodies
thrown several hundred feet from the
mill loss, $8, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
Making of with $4,000.

Sr, LOUIS, Mo-, March 3.-Prentiss
Seller, money clerk of the Pacific Express
Company here, whose father ia a Louis
vile detective, disappeared at 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon taking with him one
or two valises full Of money packages,
the total smount being very nearly
S75,0O0. The theft was committed in
oollusion with a stranger. The detectives
have been put on their track, but have
learned nothing as yet.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
Out I'm Arfyona.

Hon. A. W. Sheldon, associate justice
supreme bench of Arizona Territory,
writes as follows at affords me great
pleasure to say, from my personal obser'
walton, and you know the scope Of such
has been very extended, that 81. Jacobs
OIL is the great and wonderful oonqueror
OF pain, the sovereign cure for all bodily
aches and pains, and cheerfully bear
this testimony
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06

DeVos has no feeling at all for the
nu'nerou5 families in Wilmington who
are getting ready to change their resi-
derces on the time honored day of this
moath. lie predicts that the stormy
days Of March will bs on or about the
81, 9Th, 9th, 10th, 2lst, 25th and 3lst,
and that there will be snow block Ade
in New York state on the 2lst, which
'w Il probably extend south Of New
Jersey" Northwest gales will occur
about the 81, 7th, lOth, 22i and 9th.
The most uncomfortable part Of the busi
ness is that De Voc has hit the date ci
yesterdays storm with an undesirable
accuracy.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
PERSONAL.

Marshall T. Polk, ex-state treasurer OF
Tennessee, died suddenly Friday Of
heart disease.
Mrs. Mary Brown, widow OF John
Brown, Of Harper's Ferry notoriety, died
Friday In San Francisco,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
capital Cases.

HARRISBURG March The board OF
pardous has decided TO give hearing a;
their next meeting to Martin Winnie
burger, the convicted Allegheny county
murderer. This ia the case in which the
Austrian minister has been interested.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06

The Richmond State comes out double
lse1ed Tor Bsysrd for President and
Mcdonald for Vice President, and the
Philadelphia Record SAYS at would be a
"hprd ticket to nominate and, If
dominated, hard ticket to beat II
"Mr. Bayard lived in New York he would
"easily distance all competitors" Bat
why should the whole United States be
made a tail to the New York kite,
especially since it has been sbo, how
readily New York City politicians can
sell out the national ticket, even when
beaded by New York mani
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-03-06
CURRENT LITERATURE

The editorial department OF the MopERS
ACE IL always bright chat. In the March
number, il disGoursCs on the longevity Of
women, which makes mana rare and precious
possession, speaks OF the profession OF
architecture now opening to female ambi-
ton, praises Julian HawthOrue's "Beatrix
Randolph" because It is old fashioned and
AYERS that TO Leeward' is excluded from the
Boston Public Library. All this tame and
nid-mannGred diversion pales, however,
before the onslaught, which in view Of pro-
posed copyright, 1t sees fit to make upon
native talent for magazine writing. Iu short,
It -Ays it does not exist, that what might be
turned that way Ii absorbed by the daily
press and that the proud success of the
Century and HdTpers abroad il due TO the
artist and engraver. We leave this to the
awful consideration Of those whom it specially
concerns,
To be sure, the excellent contents Of the
number do everything to support the
eucOmium OF foreign periodicals, were it only
unaccompamed by disparagemcnt of home
talent,
" Nissa, is short and thrilling Story Of
Genus somewhat bewildering, Frau
Antje good, and the sketch Of the Crown
Prince Of Prussia's home life blsmelessly
interesting,
Till copyright comes in, it is to be supposed
that this enterprising little compilation will
I EAAAlA4iA' " b9 vA'tH loA fnAAiAAls It hfNinI
however, that it would rather pay Il fair
price for its wares, but competition il too
close for a solitary lead III the path Of justice.
Modern Age Publishing Co., $50 Nassau
street, Now York.
among the Mustangs" which opens sT.
! NICHOLAS for March calls for engravings
which show admirably the fearfulness and
wonder there are i'll h horse. The series Of
! four, replete with life and spirit are by San
guinetti, Perhaps the most thrilling and
impressive ii Attacked by Wolves." One
feels the absolute despair Of the wild eye,
frothiug mouth and Hphfted hoof.
Miss AlcOtt gives a spinning wheel Story"
nobly full Of manly incentive.
The alphabet Menagerie" is admirably
| ingenious. Palmer Coke shows afresh hia
devotion to Brownies" The "Coast Guard
is right worthy OF it's place in this best OF
| children's periodicals, which should call down
blessings from every mother In the land.