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sold In New-York last WINTER.
GEOLOGICAL FRATuREs or THE REGION
The geological features OF the locality are IN some
reepects very interesting. TAe mass OF the spaWan-
gnk Mountains Is composed OF the formation known as
the shawangunk for oneida Grit hard congloIneratc,
made M OF grains and pebbles Of willie quartz Inns
was laid down, doubtless as beach 5naRIe, u' a.
shores OF the ancient sea of fhe Upper Sllutiu Se
far day, long after the SnaWaneuBh iiutD 49,,
heeu Into its existing position, ana INC
mad assumed fts present general form anu Ieas"Ies,
cnue the Glacial epoch whom OH icy sheet GOVERN uu
rrenIand one principal proof OF tins fact ~ ounu III
me pec u ar and unmistakaDle markings eII y tso
ancient the rocks over Whlch lnoy nav
oronnd and crushed their way. THESE are prcclscy
identical with the Iaarklngs pfoduGeau 1r ~ 80
glaciers and unlike anything else 10 nature VI sQIe
rocks these traces arc often chaccd by tne
ned wearing action or rain ana ffOst Dul on haiuer
roe KS they remain The whole summit Of tine Shawhh-
gunk ridge around Lake MohOnK ~ most remarkably
gIaciatedv in this manner, and few finer spots for
observing These markings eau he found Large areas OF
the hard rock Just aro0nd the hOte nave oee
paned smooth and furrOwed and grooyed In tns most
striking manner such as Is rarely secn Ihe od Ra.Ie
evidently forced its way this ridge In course
from the Catsks toward the Hudson, rs may dc seen
both from direction OF the markings ana from tue
in whicrbowlders and fragments OF the whIG fIt
OF the mountain are scattered all over the WahAni
valley toward the east where only soft slate locks
occur while at the back OF the mountains the irag'
mcnt5 have come from tle sandstone rock OF the
Catskills and from the white quartz or tue
shawangunks The course OF the lenglost glacier may
thus be perfectly ascertaned Just as has been dohe ny
Guyot, Agassiz, and TyndaA anoug the Alps: =.
But the best way to learn al about Lake M0nonk ~ W
"apply the premises" Do your readers ask th.Ee
are no draw backs this Arcadian spotf All that Is
needful is proper caution not TO fa over steep
possible raesnake be dreaded. OthcrWlse tue pace 10
as near an ideal as can well be found.
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RECENT EXPERIMENTS WITH THE WESTINGHOUSE
Mr. BRsRE.-A very thorough experimental trial Of
TIE Westinghouse Air Brake, as recently modified
aid improved, has lately been made by scientific
committee of the Franklin Institute the record Of
which is worthy of being at least briefly alluded to-
The experiments in question were made with a
special train Of seven upon that portion OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad which lies between Philadet
phia and PaOH. The first signal TO stop was given
by tho conductor by means of the bell-rope, while
the train WIS going at tberate OF 30 miles per hour
d the train was brought 10 full stop in 10 seconds
passing over 5O3 feet of rail.
Another stop was made by applying the brake
fr the interior of one of the cars by cord pass
ing over the windows and attached to valves OF the
APPARATUS. The train. making 30 miles per hour,
ssappsd in Is seconds. end pAsssd over ah assb
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The CoOl..Room Of tho Body.

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen must
be re-cooked in the stomach before 1t can be ap-
Piled 10 the norishment ct the body. AS q means
OF faciia ing this second cooking, in cases where
the process is slowly aud impelfecfly performed
Hostttter's stomuch Bleters Is invaluable. 1t pro-
notes he generation of heat n the living la orao-
nv in hch the crude materials for building up and
recruiting the human frame are turned into COM
vprihle alim mt. But this ia not all II acts ban
hcia y uuon the cellular membrane VIII en- sec etes
.hs Rastric ! ace. upcn the liver, which rr ddoea
hat natural laxative, the bill, ,on the vessels
which recaive the aigeAted f)nd aud upon the ae-
sorbenis which connect the digestive organs with
tne channels Ct circulation II any portion Of this
con pex machinery IL out of order. the B.tters Will
sst il light, thus promoting vigorous digestion,
heal ny secretion, aud the production CT pure rcn,
nfe-sus'aiBing blood
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
RILAGRGTOA, DBL,
Monday Afternoon. Dec, 10.
THE INDIANS OF ARIz0NA-LAB5Rs OF DIR.
J. A. TONNER AMONG THEM.

j. D. 1ONn6h hmUNU 1n6ms
We printed, some days ago, few paragraphs
from the San Francisco Alta California. rela-
ting to the work Of DR.. John A. Tonner, of this
city, among the Indian tribes Of Arizona. DIR.
Tonner, who is yet young man, entered the
service Of the Government, as a surgeon, during
the War, having first been employed in the Til
ton Hospital, in this CITY, After the War, lie
was on duty in Texas, and in 1859 went to Alas
ka, with Surgeon Bailey, Of the U. s. Army.
There, Mr.. Vincent Coyer, the Secretary OF the
Board of Indian Commissioners, being on a vie-
it to the Indians of that fag.eud OF tho Repub-
lie, found him, and formed his acquaintance,
I'd with excellent discrimination, saw in him
the material for an energetic, conscientious, aud
: lf-Sacrifoing manager of the work desired to
b /, done by the Government amoug the Iudiali
tribes. He was accordingly appointed superin-
te1dent of the tribes in Arizona Territory, and
se.ved there with marked success, until the in
applicable act OF Congress, passed last Winter,
abo'ished the Office OF Superintendent (and al
moss destroyed the system upon which the Qua
kerI and others had organized their Christian
work. when he was appointed agent for the Col
orado River reservation in Arizona, and given,
at the same time, a supervisory authority. over
the whole Territory, his functions amounting, in
effect, to nearly the same az those of Super
in eadent.
DR.. Tonuer has recsntly gone West to recon-
msnoe his labors, aud has probably by this time
reached the reservation to which he is especial.
ly assigned. The gathering of the wild and saw
ago Indisns of Arizona upon reservations, and
their instruction in the habits of civilization, is
gigantic task to undertake, but the most reliable
authority declares that real progress has beer
made, and that to Doctor Tonuer, as we'll as tc
General Crook, the resolute and untiring militia
ry commander of the Territory, the credit il
largely due.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
Special NUttres.
Eacta fer the People

AS the virtues OF medicines can only To sscer-
tained by careful observation It is 10 be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by some
physicians should retain place in our Materia
Mediea. AS an instance OF this, that vile drug
Bslsam Copaiba. furnishes al ex lmpe. About the
year 1870, the Spani. rds in the slt nj OF San Do
mingo having become All cted with certain oam-
plants thought according 10 the prevailing notion
at that tin that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam Copaioa came into use, but never has nau-
seating drug done more injury, for 1t not only
changes the nature of the disease ~ more dread
ful state than the original but it ruins the tone OF
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in Its worst
forms. To avoid this drug and It's fleets the SA-
MARITAN'S GIFT, a purely vtge able Remedy, is
within the reach OF all Only ten pills to be taken,
and will cure every ime in from two to four days
Male packages, 81; female, So.
Sold by L. Brlnghurst Il Co., sixth and Market
E. McInall, Second and Market Wilmington Del,
aud by Druggists generals. Jelly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
NeIghboring UouuiI. ;.

The West Chester men all love their wives
There are anti Changers in Chester county,
--Coatesvile has finally walled itself in from
the W. d II. II. Il. in certain places.
The new station at Wayne, on the Pennsylva-
mia railroad. has just been finished, and il one Of
the handaomeet on the line,
Other charges have been preferred against
Messrs. Perkinson Il Edan, druggists at Coates
vile, for selling liquor, and altogether they are
having lively time OF it,
Mrs. Udderzook furnished the money with
which to pay for her sons defence, mortgaging
her property to raise the money, but 1t now
turns out that the mortgage is worthless as it
WAS not signed by her husband from whom no
divorce had been obtained.
All the mills shout Rockdale, Delaware coun-
ty, are in full operation except that Of III, II
Walter, which will soon commence. In Chester
manufacturers are resuming on full time and
showing q revival of life. This, too is gen.
orally true Of mills throughout the county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
TnE PENINSULA.


The school accounts for all purposes, for the
apt quarter, amounted to l0,676 Sc.
Naval Paym aster Frank ToI bert killed ducks
ct single shot on the Elk river. last week.
Mrs Florence Lee McCAuley died in. New York
on the 9th aud was buried in Elkton, last week
She was to have bee n married on the 4th.
The Iron Works at North East are being start
cd again. Westamaell Rolling Mill has been
standing idle for some time.
There was an ordination OF elders at Elkton
on Sunday,
Mr. Edmund Brown, Of the firm of E Brown
4 Bro, of Elkton, has been appointed postal
clerk to run between New York and Wsahing
ton. and entered on the performance of his du-
ties on Thursday last
new NJ. L. chapel is about to be erected on
the road between North East and Port Deposit.
The saw mill at Chesapeake City has been
shut down and hands discharged for nearly
week.
There has been peW hotel started ct CoWsn-
kown lately.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
STREET CAR ETIQUETTE.


One Of the participants in discussion upon
street-car etiquette and the failures of men and
women respectively therein, which is going on
in one of the New York papers, (and which real
~ seems to make out a bad case for both sexes
in that miserable city, winds up with the defen-
sve assertion, that 'street care are not drawing
rooms, and drawing room manners would be out
of place there" II by drawing room man
ners," are meant the rules of politeness, and
considerate regard for the feelings and the com.
fort of others, it is difficult to see the ''concat.
enation accordingly" which would exclude them
from place where they are 80 thoroughly need
ed /; and il only the practice of vacating seats
for ladies who choose to take their chance in
over-crowded cars ID meant, there is much to be
said on that branch Of the subject. The gall
lantry which prompts gentlemen to give
up their places to ladies would be more
praise-worthy if 1t were less apt to be confined
to weIl-dressed and Wel-looking members of the
gentIer sex. In Philadelphia car, tho other
day, we saw seat after seat vacated with fair
chow of alacrity for several ladies in succession,
but whom an elderly colored woman, carrying a
large bundle of freshly.ironed clothes, entered,
she was allowed to stand in spite of worn and
weary looks. The only assistance she received
was from lady sitting near her, who motioned
her to lay the unwieldy parcel upon her knees /;
which was at least bit OF kindlinesa BETTING
"drawing-room manners" and did something to
atone for the extreme incivility and unreadiness
to obligs which women often shoE in public
eonveyances.
But as for "chivalry'' OF sex. which is limit
Al hva a;k kharI . In
article which, in expressive Western phrase,
. wnnit
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
GOOD WORK BY THE WEAK BODIES.

The modern physicists and aocisl reformsrs
who place so high value on tho physique of
man, that they would havo all who are liable to
hereditary disease forbiddsl by Law to marty
q legislative reform which many are openly ury-
ing in this country as well as in Eogland-
to prove their point, be able to show that those
afflicted with such diseases have not only been
no helpers in the progress Of the world, but
actually only drags and hindrancos. But it is
surprising, when one comes TO think OF it, to
ace how fow of the great ones - earth have been
characterized by unbroken phgsssal health; how
large a share OF the worlds work has been done
by men with feeble and diseased bodies. Among
the notable instances which Immediately occur as
illustrating this are Caesar and Mahommed, both
of whom we're afflicted with epilepsy, no doubt a
hereditary disease. Two of the great men who
shaped the French Revolution, Mirabsau and
TaleyRand were sickly and partially deformed
Pope whose poetry distinguished an epoch in
English literature, was exceedingly deformei.
BunyAn hovered long ON the border land of in-
sanity, but he brought US thence tho immortal
Pjlgrim's ProJress That many ''Great wits to
madness nearly are allied" we know not only
from the poets words but from manifold obser-
Vations. The world could hardly affsrd all these
diseased bedes containing great spirits should
have been forbidden to be, and 0mniscience has
seen farther and more truly than poor, finite
fiddling man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
EFrom our Third Edition, of Saturday.
The spanish Insult TO the German Flag.

STATEMENT OF THE COMMANDER or A CAPTURED
s. YEssEL--FuLL SATISFACTION DEMANDED.
LONDON, Dec. 13.
special dispatch says that the commander
Of one of the German vessels seizei by the
Spanish mne of war In the Sooloo Archipelago
and carried to Manila, writes home that himself
and crew were cent to prison and kept there
two months, during which time thoy received
very harsh treatment at the hands of the Span
ish officials.
The dispatch also says that public feeling in
Germany ia much excited over the seizure Of
the vessels, and the fullest satisfaction for the
insult to the German flags demanded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
Fine Extracts

For the handkerchief,a at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid kennet and navoring extracts
for cooking. kssence Jamaca Cling r, Citrate OF
Magnesia, DC. Gum Camphor so cents per pound
w. r. ALRICHS, Druggist.
300 Delaware avenue Opposite the Baptist Cnurch.l
PPatts Astral oil
For sale in any quantity at the very lowest market
ratei. Authorizes agents. fer Delaware.
G. FUSTkR APOTHEC AIRY,
Front Bnd west sis,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
hawI Ie the aeaaon

For Coughs and coles. apd ther 10 no better Feme-
dy known Tor uring quickly these complaints than
Mrs DR.. Fosters Cough Mixture Give It q trial
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Troehes, Mlstar's LzeDgers, Cough Secrets, Ii
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15

ORGANIZATION OF A Y. M. O A-on Tuesday
evening next, a meeting will be held at the In-
stute Hall for the purpose of organizing Young
Mems Christian Association in this city. John
Wanamaker. of Philadelphia, and others will ad-
dress the meeting, The exercises will begin at
u otn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
Foster's original Ponade

For BARRIERS Use, the cheapest and best In the mar
ket, together with d 10 line OF BARRIERS soaps
brushes, combs, syOnges, po sders and BARRIERS sup
plies generally &C the very lowest cash Prices. Call
anu see at OSfkhS DnUH rTOkE,
Rrun6 and West Htraeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
Just Received and opened

A full and excellent assortment OF periumeries
and fancy goods Eui able fer The holidays.
A large stock of Hrst class buckskta gloves, cha
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fresh aud large sfoekt No. sage, Bweet ma
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choice ass0rtin' NJ OF Havana and other cigars,
trgeth n with tho different brands Of due cut and
chewing tonRc os
complete assortment Of fancy soaps, hand sa-
polio hair OIL re4toratiyes, pom dss, hair dyers
to 9TH powders hair brushes cDm NJ, &C.
l. 1ne selection OF neckties, CELLARS. curs, etc., az
FUSFKh'S DRUG SrURE,
Front and v est streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
The NOW RenedY for Rup ure.

A most Important Invention. Sold by the Elastic
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Truss for you without charge.