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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

Wal? Who eau describe the horrors Of the
carnage OF battlel Who can portray the
hendish passions which reign therei II
there is anything In which earth more than
any other resembles hell, 1t is in Its war"
Lord Clarendon says; 1--WE cannot make
more lively representation and emblem 10
ourselves Of hell, than by the view Of
kingdom 10 war"
Summer says. Reason and the divine
part OF our nature, in which alone We diner
from the boasts, 10 which alone are the ele-
menis Of justice. the protested object OF
war are dethroned. 1t is, in short, tenn
porary adoption by men Of the character oi
wild beasts, emulating their ferociiy, re-
iolcing like them in blood, aud seeking. as
| with lions paw, TO hold on asserted right,
The character Of war is somewhat dis.
guised, in more recent days, by the skill and
knowledge it employs. II is, however sill
the same; made more destructive by the
genius and intellect which have been de-
graded TO its service"
Such is the character Of war; aud that Il
is not oyerdrawn. tho daily reports Of Tho
barbarous war lately raging in this nine
teenth century Of the Christian Era. be-
tween two protesting Christian nations o
Europe, fully prove. And for WHAT Ech
answer, For what?" And who is Tespon
sible for the horrid and barbarous murder
ing OF thousands upon thousands Of huma
beings upon Christian battle field: l.c
the Christian reader carefully consider lh
question
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
THE
MECHANICS SAVING BANK,
No. 4 West Third Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL

Oiase ep,n to receive Deposlts ald make Payments
daily except Sundays, from A. NJ, until I,P. NJ, aud
Tuesiay aud saturday evenings from to o'clock
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
>,espre.cho.inr ~ England

Considering the. antiquity Of lAc Lullsh
fiat racing, it seems strange that the frat
steeple-chase 10 England should have taken
place so recently as the year 192. ltwa.
run 10 Leicesiershire, eight miles from
Balkly Holt to the Coplow and back catch
weight; gentlemen riders, and the winner
was MIR. Charles Meynell, son Of the great
L. NJ. II. The course could not have been
very strictly defined, when Mr.. Ncrlham. Al
llungerston, sung out TO Lord Forester, 'lt
will save you Il hundred yards ID You Il come
through my garden and jump The rate into
the road" In the early days At stccple-
chasing, while there were no artificial
slaughter traps there was no compromise.
was real business, that Nil'luifc stecple
chase in 1879 between Lord DuCie and lcm
Hill, the Vale OF White House blusmau,
with the plain-spoken condition That It was
to be "four mills Straight aheud, uuthci Go
ride more than a hundred yards along o
road, every gate 10 be locked and 40 fences
cut"
10 those carly days St. Adams MAJ agrtal
s'etpe chasing centre, under the ausi 1888 ui
Tommy Coleman, who's ida 90 -ictpil.
chnse was two miles out and two miles lu.
and "keemns the line quite bard. With
Tommy there is no going over The srouud
the night before 10 see what IL WA Bee. fuc
riders saddlcd in the iun yalj md Ac
marched them out three abreast, Ike
calvary, TO the starting post, dropping togn
heavily on any one that lie detected loohiug
over the hedge
From twenty 10 thirty years ago slecpc.
chasing with gentlemen riders mp was ia ll-
glorY-"lhe Marquis" not h9 who owned
Lady Elizabeth and killed himself before Ire
wus b rly, but the Marquis Of Waterford, on
COck Robin; the Squire, Mr.. Osbaldeston,
GU Grimaldi, he gallant horse that would
face everything bit water captain Bce,heT,
tue "copper" OF omed amphiblous, on
Vivian, wont to ride open m0utLe1 over Tue
doubles, or on Lottery, Nj Elmore's wOn'
derful jumper.
That was something like seeple-chasg
between the Squire on GTmUlGi, and Car
tain BeechCr on Napoleon, 10 Tue stout
fenced Pyichley country. The River Leu
was the thiTty-eighth jump from the start,
aud the sixth from the hniah--iorly'siS
jumps IN one etccgle-clase, Both went ID
headlong, and were seen no more Of meu iol
some time.
I At last BeeChels cap vas seen, and Thea
NapOleVu's ours, aud the pnir f5aied hun
tiei yards down stream, the horse lighting
like some bal swimming dog For all tn'
mlschnnce At Tue water jump, the race wal
ridden hUnlc, and after beng rubbed coNr
aud dressed, both OF lie lders went gu
hun Ing, El1 brad 10 cross TIE Lem ogalu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
The Holy Wells OF Ola England.

The comparatively insipid springs of Eng
land were cOnsecrated by the church in an
cient daye, and Shines were erected near
them under the care OF some patron saint.
The counties OF Norfolk and Suffolk contain
I'd sanitary wells Of various efficacy, where
wonderful cures were performed. The
Pool OF 81. Nun, In Cornwall, was Cihcac-
i0us in cases Of insanity, rilgrlmagos were
performed to these iouullins, and offerings
made at the shTines. The Wishing wells
OF Walsngham were also in high repute,
The practice was for the dsYOco TO drink Of
the wateis, kneeing deyouily upon the mar
gin, repeating the things be desired, and
throwing in pieces OF gold.
The holy well OF ST. Winerede, in Caur-
narvonshirc, was in ancicu. tunes greatly
celebrated The spring bells with impeiu.
DUSTY out OF rock. A chapel was built
over II by the illustrous house o. tue San d.
leyp, centuries, ago, 10 which Katharine Of
ATagon one Of the unfortunate wives OF
Henry VIII, became beuelaclress The
origin Of this well 10 given in tile following
tradition In the seventh century beau.
tiful damsel, Winilred resided near by. Of
whom Dradocus, one Of the princess OF the
country, became enAmored. He made over.
lures 10 her, but tue damsel fed from him
In horror. The monster pursued, and over
taking be struck off her head upon a neigh
boring hill The head rolled into q valley
which was always dry, whereupon The
spring burst from the eRrtn, the moss on
the aides oil the fountain ditfused fragrant
smell which, like the foweis OF Adonis,
annually commemorate the past by ASSUME
ing different colors.' But though thus un
ceremoniouslY beheaded, the goOI 81. Beuut
took up the head, aud nicely lug it to The
trunk, played II together agaiu rs good
az new The viituous dlmsc lived mIuy
years afterwards, was canonized at bel
death, and the sETing, duling al tho darl
ages, wrought wonderful cures OF ever
compliant,
TIE holy wells Of ST. George and 81
ELAN were likewise In CaeIngTvOnshire
aud their virtues were remarkable. Dis
tempered horses being brOush, there ami
sprinkled with holy water were restored
and nobleman, bringing one ut bis horse
ns an Offering 10 The eaiHt, secuted Ulessln
tor all the rest. 81. ElsD's Wei was It
sorted to oih,T purposes The spring aide
IN the discovery of stolen goods aud th
-- detection Of thief At the Well Of 81 Peri
In Snowdouia, tue slbyl OG the place til
the fortunes olus yotaIies by Tue appearing
OF non.appeaIauCe OF lltlls hsh tnai lurl
in fome OF is hoics The Well Of 9
Teela q virgin convert Of Paul. is in Liar
degla, and 10 said 10 cure vertigo The pa
Nent must pay i7urptnoH, and present a
offering Of COCK idl d male, und hen tC
female lie ~ sia must walk ihre
times around tlr well anj sleep one nigl
IN the Chopei with ne Bible tor p pillow
The ctremon'el muI never be commence
10 Cornwall waa famous n another respec
II was ihe great resort 10 ncwly-marrle
people, Tor w.it4s0cgc. 40 lhc newly-rai
ned couple li.us hi-t lwm tIis iountal
hiIei murIlre mainrunrl llir mastery
ihe household during 4'e
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

Il soldiers widow, writing from tue Aims:
house Blackwelrs Island, says Our food
Is both dirty and bad We have plenty OF bread
ilr breakfast, and something which they call
Office, awcetened with molas5es, For dinner
we have c0up which cannot be eaten, Tor
When Que LITE It with the spoon it Is like hair
lhe lrl three days ia the week we have
soup on Thursday mutton, OF which we Eet
about re much az would feed q bird on FIJI
day, coidih, and on saturday, salt lunh -
When We have soup we have spoons Dul on
oiher davs we eat with our fingers. Food is
brought from the c00' house 10 the dining
room in wooden pals. 81 which slops are al
lcrwald carried 10 the hos. There are hun
drcds of hogs llcie, hn' what they do with
them we do not know As for the doctors,
they arc boys. We had good doctor some
time ago who was very llini and attentive. -
But what could hc 30 for ms We want
something which we can cat We have no
tire, although !, is very COLI.
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gsIamars gtats 9uurnal.
TUESDAY MOaHISo, FE1nuARz Q. 1872.
mr. TREAD OF LITTLE FTFT.


10 cAane halls or cottage homes,
Wherever gulllsss childhood roama
D, there Is nothing half 90 sweet
AZ The busy tread or little feet.
Tbs slghing breeze, the oceans roar,
The rurlinR rill, the organ'a power
All stir the soul but none 50 deep.
A. the thy tread o. little feet.
when forth we 60 al early NOM,
70 ineetthe world aud brave Its scolh,
And down the garden walk 81 neat
We see the prints Of lltle feet
A. eve, wien homeward we repair.
With aching limbs and brow Of care,
The voices ring cut clear aud sweet,
Then comes the rush OF little ieet.
Tie knives are lost, the dishes stray,
The tools are spirited away
And when we 10 tho lost 10 seek,
We take the trail - little irrt.
hut when tie s.n &c. death las come,
And called the dow'rets IRON orr home,
Oppressive silence rclgns complete,
We miss ihe sound n' little ice'.
The tools arc sale, no dishes stray,
No dours 10 alamining all the dag
But o, rNould give US pleasure sweet
10 bear agaiu those noisy ie't.
SOFT night Natl. ,une n.l urr asleep,
Yes, all hntme, vigil keep.
Hush, hush, my heart, aud heart ceaaa o. beat,
Was that the step u. little iett.
Yes, mother lis the siiieupl tread
OF him you miss. and mourn as deaf
And often IN your sweetest sleep
You'll dream Of hearing little feet.
Aud when Ills pilgrimage is o'cr,
Aud you approach the bhssiul shore,
lhe first 10 run your soul 10 greet,
VIII be your daihng's little feet.
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MANAGERS;
JEss6 SHARPE, LEwIs PAINTER,
JAMES BRADFORD CHARLES WRlpE,
CHAlEs p. LORE CHARLES McCLosKRY,
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EvAs RcB G. 2. JoHsaoN,
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No Manager allowed to borrow any fund.- o. III .
Institution.
JESSE SHARPE, President
JAMES BRADFORD, Vice President
4. n. GRlMsHAW, Secretary aud Treasurer.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTHICITY.
DR. C. Il LAYTON,
Lste Of New ork aud phlladelphia would say to bis
friends and tho public that he may still be iounda at
No. 1897 TATNALIi STREET
Where he IL treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
MEDICAL.

Where ne IL treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
" every description VITA tue uivst gtaufying r,suits
u. It's NkN sicrEN VI AkplCAL LLECIhl. Try
~ tuin rAgtc5 based strictly scientific principles;
thorough EuOw lodge u which not Ouly necessary Ia
u1er " aucsslsiu TIE atmul hut Wthuut winch
10 application U' bls..fcfy Ia any iam be- huta dauge
.uns experiment. We give below list o diseases 10
Atasht "a nnliA thla ~ steu sVsperialy adapted anu
- Wllcn We have ten aust successful
AmaIrosisi hndness from paralysis Of theOptic nerve
l4euilfA0ai Interruption retention VI tue menses
lnVuiai auFrrus,ion OF tng voice, asthmai agu0 chs
hJ,eai at. Ni,as dauc~i c1nstpauui cattrrh cuusgp
l3n N is early gtsses cough eniurcs cuires % ret
Id haudsi cramps eauetrs, dvaineFs, from pua
5s5 VI t4s ace'ueur reNHi dy pl-si dahets dfvpsy.
ntuenee gravel goiifHi hysierr, mp disease inipo
tn'i i"unas"i hNtf '-mWsuts, loealswi neuralgia
irrFoas"sss, liv-, ps! fn uuiatisn spiua disgase'
rlrfHturesi uud tutuura,
In utiine (or womb disease va value he esti.
mated ff0,aplus, uispiac-lunt uicerAuOns aud otnvr
'rus 90 wpmp tisessv-, promptly relieved aud perma-
ushiy enrsd 90 an iucratiDiy suort pace u time.
hEtEhENCks.
hv have ne p.elaute OF ieiurs those who may wish
90 UNDERTAKE tsttucA treatment o. tue following we'll
anIWn citizens OF MiuAugtuu aud vicinity, wa have
atu Tuled ny ug Hu1 witnessed rotueu m others
JVaepu btiugAHrrti 30 Net street.
Edsafd b. nice, oul ehipley ttreut.
VI. Al. Nsu, hast tuurtl street.
Caares ID VufdUui ~ Aiafkut street.
beus Utltul, corner ui seventh and Washington stu
Is. "a Jones corner ot ruin aud Market streets.
Wm. l. Rudolph ~ Marke' street.
" ~ aaulugtln huaasii, Nnris.ltua, Del.
Wdier I. sYuthate teblJ .cseplt
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"a depository Of Fashion. PIaAAnre. II
YBstructiOn.-.
Harper's Bazaar.


Notices Of fhs Prel5
ltisteAuy Tho only illustrated chronlcsr ~ iashion
IA the country. t. tupplemsnr alone worth the
subscription Price Of the paper While fully maintains
Ing its position mirror Of fashion, u Also contains
Stories poems, brill aut essays e-ids general aud per-
sonsl gissip -Bot0n Saturday Evening Gassiic.
raefe never wasany paper pabhshsd hat - aelight
cd the heart OF woman Never mind flt does cost YOU
new boanet It will you ten mes tho nrics In the
household economy It teaches.-Propidenfe Journal.
The young lazy who buys aingle number OF har-
psFs BsIu IL made subscriber ioF lfs.--Nei iork
EpsHiag poa.
Ths Bazar u excellent Ike ali the palodleals which
the uArpers publish u isalmost ideally we'll edited aud
the class Of readers Tor whom l. intendo1-ths moth
ers aud daughters 10 average ftmllescannot but proh
by It's good good taste which vehave no doubt
are to-day making very many homes happier than they
RAY have hesn before the women began taking leason
In personal and household and social management rou
this gooi-nainrel mrutor-The Nation n. Y
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DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE.
Universal Clothes Wringer

-, -
"P.'''u WIN UNVEILS fAlhHh DVVphs eo'-"nhA''
anu Tue rArhSr sIof' are no" uhequesuonApy 'A' SUI
p0r'o' any apparatus Tor washing 'lu'ns, "sl ~
'su'0i 'nu WI" fave tneif cost Twice yo"' :" 'A''b
''0'' anu ''o'pe''
TIL Editor OF this paper who purchased Washer and
wriuger, thus testiaes as to lher value:
Awaiting It's stira condemnation va took A eent ure.
By SS BY had Si'E 'SSs 'S S.
Few moments, wien tho operator suddenly halted.
and laughngly opening the lids OF the machine
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-25
An Unprecedented Vote
The Biggest Thing Of the Season.

ns election q ths; 3 %: !. nisouusJ
Els ooe Qua qaiesss erG bGld N thh
city, q, re bsEeTe, eva hid GnyEhsrs
So pesnea1lly "a II pas q hat iAs pro
pris.er q grocery in ae q tie Esr6s,
GllA00Eh tie vote ~ taksn h . ron
innediAtsly oTes his lad, heE nothinx
Of L, End We had enrsi3G1bis dfSealtJ
n Convincing him, VIA ne Tere hunt
ING Tie returns lETs evening, that Eaeh a
eT1t bad snsprsd % neU hin Prou
he rsEuru which Ee publish below Il
S4 Be Seea that Col Wilson Ieads -O,3
Scattering 81 Tots oat Of - 1sErezate
vote q "a This b certainly astt.Tfag
70 Col W AID shown tie great cnlnt-ai-
y With Ehjeh the people Supported hin
Compared With tie vote h AnEpt TIE
reslk a yatGdsy b Dn % EEttsE1ns. As
n - hard ron, tie ncmh4 ot vo.es
cast N Tie seven tOSnships i not eqaal
% that poGe1 N the smallest ooe y The
tDrDH election Bat that d a matter Of
snail Consequence Col ". ElItsd cat
70 Be elected TO CooFess ADD va %;
particular - 70 tina Failing N AnEaE,
BE III tack 70 Oe:ooz, AID, having q
eerHsh, be Ia Daoes3a1, Il re are to
jotge koa tie eoQp1s1in q The returns
reodTed up 70 tie pCeat writing.
Ia The following tAb'e VII Be louDd tie
To:s q yesterday IN each q tie city
toEnzhips - vel - the total vote ess.
tx CoogreA IN he sane, lGss Arsus,