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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
A PosItiv, Cure for Every Form 0
Skin and Blood Disease, from
Pimples to Scrotula,

fINhouSANn' uF LIZ rTfS in our rosSass,o
rrlca thls tory / have h,c ate rInle sufferer
to, years with kln. and sklu Itunu-S. have Sril
Obliged to Shan public PAGES on accnu II MY ,lis-
nsntins hnmnis; have lai he rest physicians.
have SCENT hundreds " dollars Art 90 /, r,aI re-.
lief until used the ttriCukN RkSotNKNT ire
new " ~ inriner in'"rnsIi, amt 4 rt,UlIN and
- II. ~ SeAi, Sht Great Sktn urps o. d >kiu
hraui hcIS, externally which have cuTtd me .nd
leit nv sklM AND MlhlA as nnrn ; a cnlh,A
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
DAILY FNrREss:

,,n,, m@w ,mlln Accommodation rrains-l,eaye VIII
D. m w. IN " nhl y. IN. Lcayo New Castle
,iax,y,,,'ns iranch rralns s-Lcavo smyrna for
m" q 'p' /" w. 10, il.OO =, ~, $50 l. M
,,nn.,P, ~. l,oaso layton I'm SuyrnA Il IA 81 IA
=" 10. LISA NJ, %. b,Hi. n d.. 90 y '''
,,,W, ,pW"",ohs ~ lnitor II, with Newark A iela-
: W.onn,V y; ~ TOWNSEND. with Queen hnne's
Msn. M y ht tlRy TIM, -iih IIcisware 4 chos.s
viii ,,,nt NV nont .dmniy ra,lrnAds; at Harrington.
iii '.Mnul'On htu,kwatcr L. H.. NJ Sra2nri'
VIII VIII ",,ohnater i,elnwaro Il. t., at iIcmsr'
w., WI rAn,ern bhora Micomico N rocomotc II ~
CnAn. n, ruuu, ii rxxss Wills.
uonssal Manager, Eensrn, sunP''
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
Thirteen Horses Buruea

pLMSFIEp, n. j.. May "a Csdmus' livery
stable WAS burned this morning with Is
horses,slx huggiosa large stage and number
OF slcighs loss $4,000
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
MORE WONDERFUL VET

II. h. Carpenter, Henderson y. v. cur,si ot
lslfissis or lruosy, Of twenty years standing by
tlTiEukA REMGplES The most wOnderfnI sufe
On record 4 dustISntul " scales fell fr,,r, MIN
daily. Physicians and hts tiiends thought he must
die Cure sworn to before = Justice of the nesra
and henierson' most prominent ciuIens
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
ScNenIN LiNcaInaI-

LoNpoN, Msy % The British ship
Syria has been wrecked a, the Fiji
Islands Seventy Of her passengers were
drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
DON'T WAIT,

Write 10 for these testimonials n fun or s-,pd
uirtcI t the PARTIES All are sasolutely true and
given without cur knowledge or solicitation, Don't
sst Now is the time 10 cure every species OF Itch
u s, Sslf, tfmply, Scnofgluus. ,Inhertts-, Couts-
gloss and COPPER, coloTed diseases OF the BoSsi,
SKIN and scalp with oss OF hair.
Sold W AL druggists. Frice: CuTiCuRA. 50 cents;
hksoLNHsr, t1t SOAR. - cents PoTrsR nsU q
AND CaShtCAL Co.; noston. Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
state Care for Fsrmers' Interests.

Philsdop phin Record.
II Is to be feared that our farmers do
not properly appreciate the value and
Importance OF the fact that they have. in
connection with the state government, an
officer who is prepared TO examine into
all unusual outbreaks OF disease among
live stock. AS an instance, the recent
outbreak in Washington county, In this
state, may be oited. Telesrams were
sent to the press and all over the country
TO the elect that contagious plsuro-
pneumonia had broken ont iu one OF the
best stock raising districts of the state.
shipping orders were couutermAnded,
orders already booked were recalled. and
the whole livestock interest for the time
WAS psralyzed. A telegram to Thomas J.
Bdge secretary of the State Board OF
Agriculture, at Harrisburg, brorsht an
experienced surgeon TO the infected herd
rs soon as he could get there, and who.
in hve minutes after his arrival, pro-
nounced the disease not only not con
tagious pleuro-pueumonia, hut neither
dangerous nor contagious. Threa or four
days more OF uncertainty would have
materially crippled an important interest
and have hseu the means Of MANY
thoussudl dollars loss TO the stock
breeders OF Washington county. A short
time ago AZ imported Jersey cattle were
sent from Baltimore into Peunsylvauia to
complete the national quarantine Of three
months. On arrival they were ionnd 10
be stiecied with q disease Of a nature
entirely new to the parties having them
in charge. The proper state officer was
notified, and in 10 hours q competent
state surgeon was on the grounds, snd
found that every animal in the herd
from the smallest calf 10 the oldest COW
was suffering from foot aud mouth
disease. Rigid measures were At once
adopted TO prevent the spread OF the
disease, and all members OF the herd
were put under proper course OF treat
ment. In few weeks every yestise Of
the disease had disappeared, and the
infection had been ersdicated at All ex
pense to the state Of not more than ais.
In this case the national authorities were
powerless to act, and hut for the prompt
aot'Nn taken the improved stock in
teresl OF eastern Pennsylvania would
have suffered great loss In this case
the operation was managed so auistly
that none hut those immediately inter
esied kuew anything about IL, and no
excitement ensuei. The total Amouut
appropriated annually for this purpose is
s9ho, which, when divided amoug the
many interests connected with SSh .O0O. 600
worth OF live stock in the state, does not
allow for much extravaganza.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29

Colden's Liquid sesf Tonic re-establishes
digestion; also admirably adapted for females
in delicsta Health who require a tonic sumu.
lant- Ask for Coldens, take no other. OF
druggists genArsllv.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
BURNErr's CoCOAINE

For Premature Loss OF the Hair-A Philadel.
phiAn's Opinion.
One year ago my hair commenced falling out
until wa, almost bald, After using CccoAine
a few months, have now q thick growth of
new hair. ALEXANDER HENRY,
No. Sli East (ii-ari avenue
Burnetts F1avorine Errrsrts,slways standard.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
STILL MORE so.

VIII Mcdonald, 2S42 utarheru street Crt.
SsSo srAtetuly, stknow leNises scure Of Ecxsm or
sAu hhenh, on hesl nect. lace, arms and legs for
seventeen years not able to move. except on hands
anu knees for one year not snletu help himself for
eisni years; trled hnndreis OF renedieS doctors
pronoun 'ed hts casa hopSless, permanently curtsi
hl tle | rlNN IA hhMknLKs. w
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29

There is means of erAdicsting local disease
Of the skin that can pe relied on, viz: Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whake-RDye. Black or
Brown, 800
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
DcIicste and Feeble Ladies.

Those languid, ,tiresomo sensations, causing
you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet
that constant drain that is taking from your
system all its former elasticity driving the
bloom from your cheeks; that continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering you irritable
and fretfui, can easily be removed by the use
OF that marvellous remedy. Hop Bitters. Ir-
are relieved at once. whilo the special cause
OF periodical pain arc permanently removed.
None receive no much benefit, and none are
30 profoundly grateful and show such an in
terest in recommending Hop Bitters AZ
women.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
3ntkes.

NOrICR.-THBPROPLE's NATIONAL
AN BANK Of MID 'le owr, Del, are readJ 70
receive rO ssis for the cree dor OF = new b INK
ing house, III plans and rptcincations can DO
seen 1t the ST re OF ". W. S,udAin IN above
named town Bids open nj June 81 neri. The
ASDtEW ELtASON,
mv26-9t Chairman Building COMMITTEE.
NOTICB.-DENOCRATIC VOTERS OF
~ NEW CASTLE COUNTY are requested to
NEE. at the q. urt House, In the tow OF New
Castle. on sArURDAY, May 3lst, at n'cl1cs,
p m for the purpose OF sppvilting Q uiy
.Isuut,ye commitlee, Judges to hold tho nomn,-
tion eectiol8, and fer such Other busl ess rs may
properly come before this mea ing .-...
j. WILKINS y OCH.
ms21.6 2tw Chairman last cuun'y meetiny.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
Feels Young Again.

"My mother was afflicted long time with
neuralgia and dull, heavy, inactive oondi-
tion OF the whole system; headache, nervous
prostration, and was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicines mid her any good.
Three months ago she began to use Hop
Bittors with such good effect that she seems
and feels young again, although over 20 years
old. We think there is no other medicine fit
to use i'll the family"-A lady, in Providence.
BRADFoRD, Pa, May s, 1875.
1t has cured me OF several diseases, such as
nervousness, sickness at the stomach. monthly
troubles, &c. have not seen a sick day in n
year, since l took Hop Bitters All my
neighbors use them.
MRs. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 LosT.-''A tour OF Europe that cost
me $4,000 done me less good than one bottle
Of Hop Bitters; they also cured my wife of
fifteen years nervous weakness, sleeplosss-
ness and dyspepsia" Il. NJ, Auburn, N. Y.
High Authority.
Hop Bitters ia not in any sense an alcoholic
beverage or liquor, and could not be sold for
use except to persons desirous of obtaining q
medicinal bitters. GREEN b. RAUM,
U. $. Com. Interl Rev.
So. BLooMINuyILIE, o., May /, 10.
Sins | have been suffering ten years and
tried yoir Hop Bitters and it done me more
good than all the doctors. Miss s. s. BOONE
Baby Saved!
We are 10 thankful to say that our nursing
baby was permanently cured OF dangerous
and protracted constipation and irregnlarity
OF the bowels by the use OF Hop Bltters by it
mother. which at the same time restored hel
to perfect health and strength. The Parents
Rochester, N. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James Il. Richardson. t'istn. House New
7 .S..ns nn Hath. Sabs ln ls'n scIofulrls Ulcers
nroAe ont on my body until Twas mas vi csrrttn
tton. tyerythirg kuowu to the mrdlcSl ta,uity
vas tilel y vain; h,came mere wrrcE kttt 4:
tt"uH g. MOI M my hands to my mead, could not GuTt
III oed WAS IN CNnstsnt palu, and 10 ked uINnu M
A. curse. u rrref nr cure IN ten yesrs. In lSSl
and was pcriecty Curtd. ~
sworn ~ hetnir U 5. OWN. L ID. CKAM EnRn
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29
d w. < b. RAILROAD.
DELAWARE DIVISION

New Castle branches and Delaware Rallroad.
'HANGE OF TIME
On and af or MONDAY oct .2i 1888 IT, ans will
leave ss follows tSundays eIcspt,di:
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-05-29

DestroS cd by Cyclone.
LONDON, May u Tine srrster portion
OF the town Of Akvah, ludis, was de-.
stroyed by the cyclone.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15

The Captain pointed to map CT
that part of the city bounded by
Maiden lane and South Frankfort
and Gold streets. It showed the
size and height of each building in
that section. the material Of which
it was made, the thickness Of the
walls, the kind Of roof, the location
of matches and Of boilers, the kind
of business in the house and which
floor each kind was on, the number
Of people living in it and where
they lived, the vacant spaces in the
block, the width OF streets, the
positions and size Of water mains,
the location Of hydrants, and every
other bit Of information about any
building in that section which a
fireman would wish to obtain. The
men have that map photographed
in their minds, and when they see
smoke coming from a building they
are apt to know what is likely to
be burning. 1t is the only map of
the kind in the city.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15

BOUND TO COLLECT SOMETHING
\ colored man entered a grocery
and asked for a cash contribution
of twenty five cents toward the
erection of a new colored peoples
church edi6ce.
"Where is it TO be locatedf' ask
cd the grocer.
wall, that hasn't bin dun decid-
ed on yet
"What is 1t 10 cost?'
"Hain't 6ggered on dat, sah."
"Who is the pastor?"
"Dun forgit; but l reckon we can
find one
"Who is the head man OF this en-
terprise?'
"De head man! Wall, lie bout
de head man l reckon"
Il am not satisfied with your ex
plantations" said the grocer. "How
can be certain that you won't ap-
propliate the money to your own
purposes?''
cam dat what bodders you?"
Il confess it IS
We'll, sab, we kin git ober dat
purity easy. Instead of making o
cish contribution just weigh me
out Two pounds of crackers wild in
strukshums 20 turn 'em ober to de
Buildin' Committee. Ize cheerman
OBJ dat committee if amt nobody
slse!"--Desroa Free Pftss.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15

SHOW Your HANDs.-Entering an
Austin Watchmaker's establishment
a country negro produced the hands
of a clock, and observed to the as
tonished matchmaker:
BOSS, want yer ter fix up desc
hans. Dey jess don't keep no
kerec't time for noah den six
mumfs."
"Vere has you got de glock?' in.
terrogated the German proprietor
of the establishment.
"Out at de house on Iniun Greek"
"Ven you brings him in?'
"Whaffor you want de clock?"
Il wants to fix dot CLOCK NIT der
hands"
"Of course you fixes it wild yer
hands, Who said you was gwine
ter fix it wild yer toes?'
81 must hab de CLOCK"
Didn't I tole you dar was muffin
de matter wild de clock, 'cepting de
hans and have done brung EN- to
you. You jess wants de clock so
you kin charge me like de debble.
Glib me back dem hans" and tax
ing them away from the designing
German, be went out to hunt up
another establishment.-Teras SIT:
tings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15
KNOWING WHERE TElEREI
DEEP WATER.

A passenger said to the pilot OF
a steamboat, You have been o
long time, | suppose, at this busi.
ness" Yes" answered the pilot,
upwards of twenty years." you
know then," pursued the passenger,
every rock and shoal.'' Not by
a long way was the answer, but
I know where the deep water is"
That was all that was necessary
to safe plotting. As long as the
man at the wheel kept the boat in
deep water, she was safe. The
City Of Columbus ran on the cruel
reef because the men in charge of
her failed to see that their course
was taking her out of deep water.
No knowledge of the exact form
and extent of the Devils Bridge"
would have helped the matter any.
Safety lay in keeping in the channel.
There is great deal of unconsci-
Gus wisdom in the pilots remark.
1t is not at all necessary for US to
know the extent and character of
all the evils that exist. But we do
need to know where lies the path
of right and duty. Let us Illus
trate.
It's sometimes pleaded that we
ought to know just what evils are,
that We may avoid them. Young
men often think that they must
look on the face of vice in order to
be able to recognize virtue when
they see her. But that is a woful
mistake. Virtue can be recognized
without any sach perilous expert
ments. Keep to the deep water,
young man. No matter if you can
not name and describe all the rocks
of evil that lie on both sides the
channel. Your place is not out
there among the shoals and reefs.
1t is where there is plenty of clear
water between your vessels keel
and the bottom.
One does not need the bad books
to find out that they are bad.
There are books in plenty that are
good, and it is easy to find them.
You are safe in reading them.
Such reading shall profit you. It
is not simply waste of time, it is
running q fearful risk, to acquaint
yourself familiarly with that which
is evil. Keep to the deep water!-
Chriaian Weekly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15
DOMESTICDUTIES.

A mother has no right to bring up
q daughter without teaching her
how to keep house; and if she has an
intelligent regard for her daughters
happiness she will not do it. BY
knowing how to keep house, We
do not mean merely knowing how
books should be arranged on Gen.
tire table, and how to tell servants
what is wanted to be done. We
mean how to get a breakfast, a din
:ner, a supper; how to make a bed;
how to sweep room; how to do a
thousand and one different things
which are requisite to keep house
in order and to make it pleasant. A
person who does not know how to
do a thing well, does not know how
to have it done we'll. No number
of servants makes up for the want
of knowledge in a mistress. 4
family employed girl to do gener-
al housework. She came just at
night and the first thing assigned
to her to do was to wash the
supper dishes. She washed them
in cold water and without soap!
A gentleman sent home a piece
Of beef, and a quantity Of cut
porter-house steaks. When he sat
down to dinner he learned that
the new cook had roasted the steaks.
Yet many a boarding-school miss at
the time Of her marriage might
make either Of these mistakes.
Not one woman in a thousand
knows how to make bread as good
as it can be made. And sour tenn
pers, seedlings, dyspepsia, with its
indescribable horrors, and even
death itself, not unfrequently result
from bad cooking. Mothers, what
ever else you may teach your
daughters do not neglect to instruct
them in all the mysteries of house
keeping. So shall you put them in
the way of good husbands and hap
py homes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15

A FLORIDA Notwithstanding
to accounts picturesque criminal
has been caught in southern Flori-
da. Ralph Willingham has for
years been a rufian ruler in the
vicinity of Kissimmeo and ran
things in his own way. lie is a
cattle king, lives in a castle and
make faat friends of ali the poor.
His life was like that of a feudal
lord, and the story went that he
had two large chests fall of Spanish
doubloons hidden in one OF his for.
tilted lodges in the wilderness.
When be got tired of seeing a man
around he went and killed him, and
at length five murders were laid to
his charge A reward Of $4,000
Was offered for the capture of Will
ingham, dead or alive, and thus
outlawed he had enough followers
to guard his outposts and make him
secure in his Kissimmee domain.
Ralph Willingham is powerful
man, of heroic proportions. He
had no fear OF any man in Florida
in a single contest. He finally be-
came reckless and then he fell. He,
in company with his wife, boarded
q steamer which traded on Kissim
NEE river and the..adiacent lakes, TO
make a short trip, and IN a spirit of
bravado got up a quarrel with the
skipper, who suddenly came out Of
the cabin and gave general alarm.
Willingham was oyerpowered and
taken prisoner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15
THE EFFICACY OF PRAYER.

Every Christian believes that
/ there is power in a sincere supplica-
tion offered at the Throne of grace
while every atheist or sceptic re-
CARDS prayer as waste of breath
ard words. 1t has been often
charged to the account OF Benjamin
Franklin that he was sceptical in
his views of God and religion. The
Rev. DR.. Armitage has recently mar
rated an incident in the life and
public services of Franklin, which
furnishes q most perfect vindication
from such an aspersion upon his
religious views and character. 1t
is as follows:
"On June %, 1888, when the con-
stitutional convention had sat four
weeks, the chief time having been
occupied in argument, little or no
progress having been made, when
Franklin rose and said: "Mr.
President, the small progress made
during the weeks we have sat, arises
to my mind from the different SEN
timents expressed On every ques-
ton. We have gone back to ancient
history for models of government.
We have examined modern States
all around Europe and find none
suitable to us. We are groping in
the dark. How does it happen that
we have nothing to illumine our un-
derstandings? In the beginning of
our troubles we prayed to the Lord.
He heard us and answered our
prayers, and we remember wonder
full instances of His answers to US.
Have we now forgotten our power
ful friend, or do we not need his
help any longer? The longer l live
the more l see that God governs
the world, and that He who notices
q sparrow when it falls to the ground
will not let an empire perish that
seeks His aid. That except the
Lord build the house they labor in
vain that build it, and we shall sue
ceed no better until we apply to
Him. I, therefore, beg leave to
move that every morning before we
proceed to business, one or more of
the clergy lead this assembly in
prayer to Almighty God, asking
His presence and help and bless
ing
No sceptic ever gave such testi-
mony as this confidence in the
Supreme Ruler and the efficacy of
prayer before His throne.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15
DOetrgp.
DON'T SLAM THE GATE.

DON'T SLAM THE GATE.
Now, Harry, pray, dont't laugh at me-
But when you 60 so late
I wish you would be careful, dear,
TO never slam that gate.
For Bessie listens every night,
And so does teasing Kate,
To tell me next day what O'Clock
They heard you slam the gate.
'f'was nearly 10 last night. you know,
But now tits very late
We've talked about many thing$;)
o, do not slam the gate
For all the neighbors hearing it
Will say our future fate
We've been discussing; so beg
You will not slam the gate.
For though it is all very true,
wish that they would wait,
To canvass our atfairS-until-
Well-pray don't slam the gate!
At least not now. But by and by,
When in ''our home" l wait
Your coming, 1 should always like
To hear you Slam the gate!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15

A BOYS VARIETY OF APPLE
Said a boy to larger one eating
an apple:
"Wil ye gimme bite?'
Nav" (discouragipgly).
"Will ye gimme the core?'
There amt goin' to be no core
(annihilatingly).
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15
JOB PRINTING
HOW BECK BECAME sENA-
TOR.

At a meeting of the Washington
Press Club the other night Col.
Wintersmith told this story:
81 was a candidate for Senator
from Kentucky in 1885," he said,
when l told one story that defeat
ed me, but | can tell it now without
any such danger. One day 1 was
in the gallery of the Senate when
McCreery, of Kentucky, rose to
make speech. Every Senator on
the floor sought the cloak room, ex-
cept his colleague, Garret Davis,
and the President. l could not
help that, but when the stampede
from the galleries began l felt that
my opportunity had come. Jump
ing to my feet l shouted: 'Sena-
tor McCreery is a Kentuckian, so
am /. The first man who moves
out of this gallery shall die.'' All
took their seats under duress, and
for more than five mortal hours
we sat still, listening to his address.
When it was over I lowered the
pistol, which I had held ready in
my hands, and the crowd started.
With a gesture one man stopped
the rush. Col. Wintersmith,' he
said, we have staid here under
duress at your request. Now let
me ask you favor. 1t is grant
ed before it is asked l said, not to
be outdone in courtesy. He went
on: Col. Wintersmith, we have
been here nearly six hours, because
we preferred to stay rather than to
be shot. But, if this emergency
ever happens again, we ask you
simply this-shoot, without any
parley.' Some newspaper men got
hold of it. McCreery's men were
so angry with NE that rather than
see me elected they turned in and
chose Beck"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15
ITCHING PILES--.Synptoms and Cure.

The systems are moisture. like perspira
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly atnight;
seems as II pin-worms were crawling IN ana
about the rectum the private parts are
sometimes affected. II allowed to continue
yeryserious results may follow.'sWAYNE'S
oTSTWESTo Is q pleasant, sure cure. Also,
for Tetter. Itch. Salt Rheum, scaled-lieai,
Eryispelas, BARRIERS Itch. BIotcnes, al
scSiyi crustv Skin Diseases. Box. by mail.
"a cfs q tor 81 Is Address, DR. SWAfNE
: son, PhiIada, Pa. Sold by Druggists.
S6ff.. at&lY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15

Strict etiquette now requires that
at 5 o'clock teas all weapons shall
be concealed under the coat or in
the boots. the latter course being
preferred, as bootlegs are handler
to get at.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-05-15

Yes, sir; been all through the
Territories. "Game abundant
there?"
"Game is very abundant, sir;
very" "Wbat kind predominates?"
"Well, faro takes the lead, with
poker good second"