The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18
OUT OF TOWN NEWS.

at Woodland Beach on Saturday. There
was also Il large excursion from Philadel-
phia ut the same place on that day.
The hotels are crowded at Rehobolh
Beach.
James Subtle Of Townsend, Del. was
struck by the cars about 10 o'clock last
evening while crossing the tracks ut that
place. Ills right arm was badly mashed.
The injured man was taken TO the aims
house where he was given medical care
Ills arm was amputated by Dr. NJ. j..
Hughes Monday morning. He is getting
along a. well al might be expected under
the circumstances.
81 cannot praise Hoods Sarsapaii!la
half enough" says II mother whose son,
almost blind with scroiua, was cured by
this medicine.
In the River and Ilarbor bill passed
by Congress, and which became law
Saturday night without the Presidents
signature. by the expiration of ten days
since It's passage, the items for the Della
ware Brcakwater and the improvement
of Delaware streams are ~ follows Della
ware, 100000 Christian river and Will
mington, $780, 900 harbor at New Castle,
$500; Duck Greek, $4,000; st. Jones
creek, $4,000; Broadkiln river, $1,000
Broad creek, 5000 Mispillion river, S.
500. In addition Appoquinimink creek,
Prime Hook creek and Nanticoke river
are included in the item for surveys Of
streams with view to their ultimate i'm
provement.
Ayers Ague Cure is an antidvtc for
malaria and all malarial diseases, whether
generated by swamp or sewer. Neither
quinine, arsenic, nor any other injurious
drug enters into the composition of this
remedy. Warranted to cure fever and
ague.
Beaufort Plat of Christiana, raises
chickens by placing hens eggs under set
ting pigeons, says the New Castle STIR.
The experiment il a success.
Headache, costiveness, and piles are
thoroughly cured by.a judicious use of
Ayers Pills.
James Wilson of Milton, Del, died ON
Sunday last from lock jaw. He hurt his
arm some time ago, by the belt on Il
threshing machine flying oil.
Why can't Laurel have electric lights
A town of its size is surely in need of
some more modern mode of lighting
Laurel Gazette
Certainly, Laurel ought to have elcc-
trio lights. She has just as good right
to have bright lights as any other town.
The Smyrna Record says When stung
by bee or wasp make paste of common
earth and water, put on the sting at once
and cover with cloth.
We experienced the exhilerating (?)
delight of being stung by wasp few
days ago. There was plenty of earth but
no water handy. Put on the sting and
cover with a cloth" No we don't care to
put the SITTING" ON again. This done by
the business end" of the wasp, and that
is sufficient. However we all know
what Brother Taylor means.
The post Office at West Chester was
robbed of about $50 on Saturday night
last.
A fatal and mysterious disease has ut.
tackled the swine in Milford, Del Only
the large hogs are dying, although the
small ones are sick.
Robert Harrison, colored, aged about 40
years, was drowned in the White Clay
Creek near Newport on Sunday. The
man was unable to swim and stepped in
a hole over his head.
Arthur Granger of Wilmington aged
about 35 years was instantly killed at
East junction on the b. x. o X. H. on
Sunday morning The man was demen-
ted and undertook to hoard moving
freight train.
Mrs. Hattie Giles the wife of ex-State
Treasurer Thomas b. Giles, died at her
near Seaford Del, on Mon
day morning.
Peninsula fruit trees are grooming I'M
der the weight of peaches, but they are
not making half as much noise as the
growers who groan under the weight
Of transportation charges. - Deioware
Democrat.
The Record of Smyrna says Il twelve
year old son of John Barber recently
escaped Il horrible death. lie was driv-
ing a reaper cutting oats for Geo. Warren
in the Neck and was thrown from his
seat by a IA sudden lurch OF the machine,
alling in front of the knives. Mr.. Warren
vas fortunately standing close by and he
stopped the team in the mick of time"
Is the boys head was under the
guards. MIR. Warren raised the machine
md liberated the frightened youth who
vas found to have been cut severly,
Ibout the hands and shoulders. The
wounds are not serious and the boy is
bout agaia.
Frank lIayderson, of Beverly, n. v,
yrites.-l suffered ten years with nervous
Debility and Constitutional weakness
Turing that time have consulted physi-
'ians Of all schools, paying large fees
without benefit. In 1886 consulted DIR.
rheel, 53S North, Fourth Street, Phila.,
Ifter thorough examination he pronoun-
ed me durable. Although ut the time.
laving little faith in Doctors from past
experience, placed myself under his,
are, and am happy to say he has restored
ne to sound physical health. Knowing
Dr.. Theel as do, hesitate not in adj
Using all sufferers no matter what their
experience has been TO consult him, us