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III 1nvesf in manufacturing busisesss. d.
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improved real estate foea torn Of iopro.e a.
ISL is anpy j. GROSS. Room Wassaasassa
" &YJO.VVO mortgages on real e.t3ta s!Rsg g OLAS3
4co hasks1S
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The Duty OF a woman 10 be a s.ady.

Wildness is a thing which girls cannot afford
Delicacy is a thing which cannot be lost and
found. No art can restore to the grape its bloom
Familiarity without love, without confidence,
hout regard, is destructive of all that makes
woman exaltiug and ennobling
"1hc world Is wide these things are small;
They may be nothing, but they are all "
Nothing2 1t is the first duty OF a woman to
be a lady. Good breeding is good sense. Bad
manners In women is immortality. Awkward
ness may be eradlcible. Baehfulness j.. consti-
tutional. Ignorance of etiquette is tile result
OF circumstances. All can be condoned, and do
not Danish man or woman from the amenities of
their KIND. But self POSSESSION, unslIrliking
and aggressive cOarseness of demealor may l.
reckOned as State prison offense, and certain
ly merits the mild form of restraint called imprls
onment for life 1t is shame for women to be
lectured OH their manners. 1t is a bitter shame
that they need it. Women are the umpres OF
society. 1t is they to whom all mootel points
shuud be referred To be lady is more than
t. be prince. A lady is ALWAYS in her right liz
allenably worthy Of respect. To u lady, prince
and peasant alike bow. Do not be restrained.
DO not have the impulses that need restraint.
Do not wish to dance with the prince unsought.
Feel Herently. BE such that You confer hon
or Garry yourself 70 lofty that men will look
up to You for reward, not at you in rebuke. The
natural sentiment OF man toward woman is rev.
erence. He l1ses a large means of grace when
li' Is obliged 10 account her being to be trained
into prOptety. mans ideal il not wounded
when woman fails IN worldly wisdom, but If in
grace, IN sentiment, i'll delcacv. in kindness,
she should be found wanting, he receives an in
ward hurt. -Gdu Hdmlbon.
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Ecnnnn,icnl onoker..

A ve'y interesting lecture was delivered recent
~, the London STANDARD, at the St. Giles
school, by Mr.. Buckmaster of the science and
al department of the South Kensington Muse
UNI, on the subject of plain and cheap cookery.
The lecture was delivered under the presidency
Of the rector of the parish Rev. Canon Nisbet,
and was largely atIende by the wives Of work.
mgmen. and by IA number OF distinguished visitors
and ladies' connected with the Ladies SANITARY As
-uca~on, which has promoted the movement.
Tie lecturer had previously prepared three eX-
cellent d hes consisting of two soups and one
stew. The first soup had for its Ingredients five
peunywnrthz of meat, one penniwOrt of bones
.lree farthlngsworth of carrots, one hAllpenny
worth Of onions, and one llall-pennywurth Of
herbs, making a total of two quart, Of ravoly
soup for seven pence three-taftAlngs. lhe rec
pud Lad for It's ingredients dripping, onion, pea-
lJur, potatoes, one egg, some parsley aud a
pint Of milk. This furnished more than TWO
| quarts for slxpehce hat penny. The stew was
! capital Dish. consisting OF odd scraps
~ meat for twOpence half-penuy and vegetables
anl -four at all additional cost of two-pence the
whole beng served for iourpence half-penny.
| rhe cturer gave clear statement of The chem
zeal value Of the materials n-ed, as supplying the
various wants OF the human Frame He went
through the whole process Of making each disl
ia the presence of his audience, insisting upol
the great Importance Of time for the process ol
simmering on tie fire. Time would not allow
the poo women tasting the Yands which they
had actually seen prepared, but they were invited
TO pattahe Of the duplicate dishes, which hat
Teen on the fire, two of them for four hours aiit
one for one hour before the lecture. BY til,
clean sweep winch was made Of this food u
seemed as ii it were considered very palatable
We are informed that it is the intention of tbs
rector of St. CHESS to have similar lectures givei
from time to time Ivy competent persons and i
so, 1t II confidently hoped that the poorest in
habltants OF 81. Glles's may be taught to furnsl
their families with nutritious palatable aud cheal
| fnnl
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spirltnallsl .e..lemr, lor lhe pres..

D,si it, tie cane III o seryance of rule 10
to oG snd the religious Convictions OF any one. it
seems we have tiamped on the corus of one Of our
f.om an article published in the LonIon Fort
niJM y Retie,e, and says II send you an item
OH a sui ject CT fire shot at, once in a while
all editorial in one of last weeks papers is an
inatanee Your zeal al al opponent lacks Luowl-
el9e.' To which we have only to say Thanks r
and here is the extract
"Nei,her science no philosophy, neither
skeptlclsm nor religion, has ever yet u tins
quarter Of + century made one single cOnyeit
iiom the ranks Of 81 ir.tual!sn . This beng the
Gaze, aud fully approaching the amount OF can
dor aud fairness, and knowledge Of the subject,
that has been exhibited by their OPPONENTS is It
to be wondered at thai large proportion Of
Splrtuallsts arc now profoundly md nerent to
the opinion OF men OF science, and would not 90
one step on of their Way 10 convince them? lhev
say that the movement is going on quite fast
enough; hat II Il spreading by its own r,helent
force OF truth, and slowly pCfmeatiug all cia SEES
OF soc etv. 1t has thrlyem IN spite OF abnse aud
persecution lidicule al daiSument, and viii con-
tinue to tln1fe wAe her end lrred by great names
or not. Men of science, like all others, are vel
come to enter ITS ranks buT they must satisfy
themselves by thoir own l'er1evering resear chez,
not expect to have it, proofs laid before them
Their rejection OF is truths l- their own loss.
Int cal not IN the plne-t den ee feet the llro.
ualizm. lue aftacl and criticisms of the
pless are borne good humoledy. and seldom
excite other feelings than pity for the w'llrul
ignorance and contempt iOr tire overwhelming
presumption Of their writer's. Such are tile
sentiments that are continually expressed bl
SPntuallet-; and ii Is as we'll, perhaps that the
outer world, to whom tine literature of the
movement Is as much unknown as tile Vedas
shonld be made acquainted with them"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-08-05

Rev Leighton Coleman, formerly pastor of
St. Johns church, this city, but now residing at
Toledo, Ohio, has been invited to accept the
Presidency of Lehigh University. at Bethlehem,
Pa. His decision has not yet been given.
Frederic Gaerin, son of the we'll known
sooner and dyer on Market street, who went to
Paris some weeks ago, writes his father that he
will not return to the United States at present,
but will locate in a suburban town of the French
Capital.
The following Wilmingtonians are registered
at the MuIllu House, Mt Holly Springs. Pa F.,
DR.. Kittinger and wife, Charles H and Geo. b.
Kittinger, Mrs E. Stotsenburg, Mrs. II. f. Pick
els, Mrs T. E. Reybold and Thomas Darlington
and wife
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Mr.. Bouc clult is SAID to have male positive
move in the direction Of the American drama.
The dramatist, is not, TO be sure, an American.
but large part of his lite has been spent in thlt
country and he perhaps Is familiar with SO
clety OH this side of tile Atlantic as any one moi
ITO the manner BORN A thug has its yalue
from what it is, not from its authorship; and
while 1t might be most desirable to have all
American drama by an American wr-
ter, that which makes it American, i'll
fact is its fidelity to life as it is seen here aid
its truthful drawing of character. II this work
should be satisfactorily done by Chinaman lie
result would be ali American drama. The tror-
Bile with our own playwrghts is that they have
sought their Inspiration everywhere but at home.
We have no drama because the peices put upon
the stage by our dramatsts do not represent
events or phases of character familiar to our
people and recognizable as refenlng to society
here III our own or previous age. True, there
have been slight exceptions Mr. Ovens ''Solol
Single" may be termed type of American
character, and Mr.. Jeffersons Grip Van VIM
kle' is American by association and tradition.
But the exceptions have been so slight as only
to prove the rule, and we cannot just now name
any ether notable instances-tho1gh there may
possibly be such. "Uncle Toms Cabin is trul!
American but it can scarcely be called play
and although Ovens has dons wonders witt
'Solon Shnge,' the play in which the character
is found-the old aftet-piece of 1.-The People,
Lawyer not tie least value. There
has been a vast amount of Whiting done for The
stage in this country but the home element IL
it has been small, and generally worthless. o.
the contrary good plays have been written b,
native writer's upon foreign themes. Thus
''Jack Caie" and The Gladiator both write,
by Phila1elphans-are brilliant aud efecty,
dramas, while another of Mr. Forests pieces
''Metamora," although American straish
through is-or must we say was-a wond gu
piece Of rubbish And now Mr. Boucesult step
in to change all this, Ito effect, as his manager
c)nfl ently state, radical change i'll hatiy
dramatic art. 1.-The Ocoroonn of TIN
author has had great popula
success, which in eome measur
has been deserved but while protesting to trea
All American topic there many extraya
gances and Inconsistencies in that play that W,
are forbidden u consider il work Of art.
might as we'll be English or French as far a
Character lis concerned, although the scene Is lai
Iii this couutIy. We do nos deny "rhe Octo
roou considerable merit, however, as all aetiu
play. Bat If cnneut report IL to he trusted, til
new drama of Belle Lamar by this author.
to mark new era IN our tAeauieal7. 1t Is
historical drama dealing with the Southern Il,
belllon aud introducing ''StoAewalH Jackson al
o;laf onnsl pstsJla5ss. rls csn.ral m
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Spse:.., asatires.


In the Island of san Domingo were the FIRST to In
troduce the use OF Baisam Copabia Never has o
nauseating drug done more injury, for 1t not onl,
changes the nature Of the disease to more dread.
full state than the original but II ruins the tone OF
the stomach aud brings on dyspepsia IN its worst
forms, having horrid taste anh disgusting smell
To avoid this drug and its effects the Sanaritans
Gift is withinthe reach OF all, remedy purely veg
etabe, and positive cure every time IN IRON TWO
TO four days, without exposure or trouble. Male
packages, 81; female. 81.
For scrofula and all disease Of impure blood the
>anaritans Root and Herb Juices is the remedy to
he used
KEEP THE BLOOD IN A HEALTHY CONDITION.
'The blood is the life OF the human body There
Is no bone, nor muscle. nor tissue nor membrane OF
any sort, which is not kept in healthy state, by the
unceasing action of the heart pumping out, nigh
and day. forty-three hundred and.twenty times al
hour, this wonderful current of life! In disease TIT
heart works faster, the supplies are hurried up q
the failing organisand nature ever true TO herself
makes every effort TO expel disease and preserve
life. Hence we have ernptions and sores because
nature has succeeded IN throwing the poison to tht
surface. shall we then stand and look on that he
roic effort OF nature trying to free herself fren the
deadly enemy, or shall we come TO the rescue with
few bottle OF the >amaritan's Root and lerb Juice
and Danish from the system that foul faint that ha
been slowly but surely eating away the very foun-
tain of ltfe7
Sold by <. Brlnghurst Co., Sixth and Market
E. McInall, Second and Market. Wilmington, Del
and by druggists generally jelly
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steamboat @iasS,


EoR PENNSGRovE DAILY.
THE STEAMER PALIsADE,p xrw
C.rr. BoHDR>, rl--sa.s--r-1H
WIN commence Daily Trips. Sunday in,iuded) be-
tween Wilmington and Pennsgroye, on
wEDNE DAY, JULY 1sr.
Making CT 'se connection at Pennsgrove, with boats
Tor salem, Bombay hoo. collins Beach
and Port Penn.
The PiLIsADE will leave Fourth street Wharf
Wilmington. every day al 4, NJ. 2, and y NJ.
And pennsgrove at 4, and 10 A. NJ. and 3 81 p.
Excl X ION TlcnEr ..................30 c nts
Childrs n, to i2 years. al fare under years no
charge.
The Grove At pennsg-Dve Is Qua - re f'sisant-
esi on the d. lawaie River r'rg3, N1oqu' I
Grnnn s. Sc, rec Ut charge, an- III order gu r
ant ID os n P OPT tor 60 Frencn So.
al has ever run on THIS ruu e. she Is IL every
particular sa and sea-worthy, and wall Ca ry com
| oriabA 400 per ons
rate slz par tan make arrangements with the
.aptaln or with H. i 4 ,tiGAnl, lOi N. Delaware
Avenue, Philadelphia
DA LIZ EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY,
BOMBAY HOOK, COLLINS BEACH AND PORT
| Pam.
The Pa fsADE will c meet daily tSundsys incud d.
with hs sieamer ARE on her O'Clock trip I,
rem sg owe. aud 80 TIP f. IN pennserove. h,
/ ARE uoes rot sop ut Port iehn un undats.
Excursion tickets from Wilmington, good TO re-
/ urn same ,lav to either ot The above PAGES q
| cents. hdr II, Ola Years. half fare.
Ties xcur sons ne'rg tha c"'p r""s '~'o sal
water, hive been for ire pn.f f57S ssi.- IS tn,
most popular -, OF Philadelphia
he Ariei ~ &c and comtui.a-1-a hca'. and hel
| nfiue careful aud experiences r'nn fapiaii
tone-Oa hrmg We'll known e 'ae re1rlo u WI
mnstun for 2 years
Good or Ter assured thraugn u.s prohibition o.
all t,.Xieatug drinks he irip is thp einre coufi
denly rsro ninen ed to Famii, o. >"ciai Pa ties
| je2i e0d2m Il. B. Y -GG Akf Agtnt.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-08-05

Casts golden-green shadows for the benefit OF way
farers and Il purposes which are oruan. na as well
useful, Aud r. tINGhUkSr Il 20, what Ol
them? Why. their SOD W Al Ek, Of course i: pure
sparkling. invIgorating refreshing an as cold a
Ice eau make 1t; their rich syrups carefully IRE
pared frum the Juices of the various fruits repre-.
scented IN combination with the best viii sugar
their medicinal waters on draught comprising those
from the hign Rock, Geyser an Excelsior SPRING
at Saratoga also kls-euRe and Nichy Matters art
nlghy esteemed and in great d mand. The purt
The water, e lusciOusness OF the fruit aud
cream syrnps and the value derived from the medi-
clnal spring waiers are les OF the many thing:
which nave male their store on MAhKEI sTkhEi
cuk>E Err OF FIX Ii, the most popular Of its kline
In this city
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A Clergyman Adyocate. Liquor Lii

Rev. D. Boyntou, pastor of the first Con-
gregational church, Cincinnati and ex-chaplain
of Congress, preached IN fay r Of the liquor IL
cense oil Sunday, taking the ground that Chris
tians must reargue the whole question. The
sermon has caused great sensation there as
DR. Boyntnn was prominent total abstinence
advocate even as far back as the WashInstonian
movement,
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improved vaporszIng anhaIer.

For T. hang the fumes OF Muriaie Of ANN mia
with any otn,r medicine desired la III treatment vi
NASAL CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
DIPTHERIa, OF sNA, AND HEADACHE.
being the best way for the medicine to reach the
d seased parts. Endorsed by the best ntdi al au
tnolity.
(LEwlN's PRINCIPLE PATENTED Jan. H. 1913
For sale Wholesale d retail by the sole agents Of
Wilmington.
b. 4 C. SHOEMAKER
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Aail Road 9inss.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST . ,s7,

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST ,s5,
Trains leave Depot Thirty-Second and Market 81.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Paoll Accom-. $40, Q, and 1880, A. NJ, 1.lO.4m-
and ll.so ?. N. On sunday 1880. A. NJ, /, AMI ~.
Niagara Express daily except Sunday z0o
Elmira anu Lock Haven Mail, ex. SUNDAY. s., Az
Mail daily, except sunday ..........., s s'0S Az
Fast Line LOCK Haven Exp daily lex. Snntsy" M
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday 9,o ~,
Lancaster and YORK Acc daily,ex. Sunday lS0 M
Parkesburg Train daily, except Sunday bqo' i'M
Pttsburg Express daily except sunay tx I'd Ky p'
Cincinnati Express daily ................ M l'MM
Pacific Express daily iiis PM
Erie Mail Tally, except Saturday ...., ii AZ n, 81,
Engrani Express 1875 A. NJ. daily ''' i,A
Tickets must be procured and baggage ,lelive,,,
at ii6 Market Street by ., P. N'''e'ta
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 2.4o, s.iO, 7I5, $50, and II
1885, 8l5 $50 and I, p NJ and IL midnight m,l
day Trains 24o' $40. $50, A. M.,3,5, l. +. H. a.G
IL, midnight. ''" aau
txpr rs for Long Branch. l., IS A. VI. and 3lOPN
For Trenton and lambertville, 8 30 r. Nj. A.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Bustleton, 6.S5 A. NJ, II noon, 5.l5 and 72b.pM
Trenton. $50. 1918 A. NJ $40, $3.50, ., 5.8U sgoPv
Way Traln for Bristol, IS z. NJ. "'
FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION
Express for Trenton Laiubertville, phllnpshn,,
Easton, Water Gap, scranton, &c., 6.55 A. NJ. AK
+. NJ For Wat Gap, ,o.i5 A. NJ.
For Lainbertve. FlemlngtOn an1 Pennington. ara
lU.l5, A. NJ, and b.5O L. NJ.
For lanoertyile aud Belvidere, 1918 A Nj, and $40
T. NJ. -.
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET sTREE'r FFRpy
,a, ,. -. WI, 49,, ,.-,
aoooii,i , ~ view ioah' wa oainesputg and MOL
i i ono,o,i, v.ou n; NJ, anu VIA h"nlmHlih
9uuvtion uhu reieh hinpoy' q /. M. VIA itelt0n
, s.Sv J.. ". al, ,,,,
ruI ~ YIN wa vuiheapuiB anu MONMOUTH Junu-
lloh, 10 l., VI. ..
atooi, ,oi i,eh,on' oonnee'iis WIN cypress trans
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During this swelternR weahor every one should
he familiar with the value OF GOOD OILEr pow
DER IN preventing and renUv ny eX, Orat ons,
cnanng', irriiabllny and mOlsiness Of he skin A
large as ortment Of the finest quality Of French,
English, and American manufacture, Tor sale by
L. BRlNGnURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth AMI Market Streets.
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Gilbert r Il sbeck aud Charles H. Bertrand,
New York LAWYERS, indicted and convicted Of
conspiracy to defraud the Gudner heir-, Brook
lLn, on of valuable estate were sentenced at
Newark, N. j., Yesterday to two yeats in the
ttlte prison and fine Vi $500 each and costs of
plo ecution.
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For Children and Adults. cures Cholera. Chols IA
MCrhus, Cramp, Diarrhuea Dysyntery, a d all pains
IN the Stomach and towels, caused by eating green
fruit and vegetables, for sale at
FOSr- MS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Streets
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

ELECTION, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3rd.
STATE ilCKEr;
For Governor, -. ISAAC JUMP, Of Kent.
For Congress, '.JAm eS H. LofLANp, oi heh''
Ne,o Cas'te County Ticket i
FoR SHERIFF, JAMES MAR IN.
Fon CoRoNtR, PETER b. AYERS.
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cheerfully give this testimony to the public that
Mrs Fosters Bood Purifier aud 4 etter ointment
cured me:
wa4 afflicted for many gears with dsordered
h cd, a trouble some aud Obstinate letter Of the
skin and swelling OF the glands of the neck, which
was the OCCASION OF prolonged suffering and ex
pense
i consulted eight of the most prominent phys-
CT ans IN the city aud used their medicine a ong line
without receiving any permanent relief ON the
contrary getting worse, I'll nnally almost despair
IN o. hope, was induced to tr, Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was recommended 10 me as
being certain for my disease. Ii vas the
turning punt IN my case after using Two bottles
OF he Blood Purifier In com ctlnn with the letter
unm nj, the swelling ceas d, the eruptinns dlsap-
peied and now am entirely AMI eifeclually ed.
II further information is desired concerning my
case, call at my residence.
1880 Claymont Street, over tn Street Bridge.
can testify to the efficacy OF Mrs. Fosters
.-l0Ud Purifier and let er ointment for DISEASE OF
the blood and SKIN.
used II short time with happy effect, hsvng
suffered chro ic affection OF The blond aud skin
for long time without procuring ef ~ using
uth r remedies but now am thoroughly cured aud
can recommend these remedies to others afflicted In
J.B. EASTBUKN,
Pleasantvile,
New Castle Conniy. rel ware
Toilet Goods.
Ruy your Toilet 0Dds an FAM Medicines es-
p cha ~ humphreys 81 eciics and Witch hazel at
the Delaware avenue bug store.
w. T. ALklCliS, SUU Delaware Avenue.
French Perfumery.
W. T. ALRICHs, at the
DELAWARE AVENUE DRUG STORE,
has lot of
FRENCH PErFUMERY,
Which he is closing cut at hall the regular price
can and gel supply before they are all gone.
JOrdan's Tonic Ale.
A lure LIGHT ALE BREwED EXPRESSLY
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
just the thing for this season Of the year, to give
tone to III relaxed system.
Sold wholesale and retail by the agents,
B.. c. SHOEMAKER,
sos Marker Street.
Graduate Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy.
EDWARD MoINALL, JR.,
APoTHEcARY
PREsCRIPTIoNIsT
s. COR. SECOND AND MARKET STREETS
N. i Careful hands only employed Each clerl
mas had prescription experience Of from to II
years.
~ Customers courteously waited on at all hour
OF the ia, ami nieht apri.iy
Professional Cards.
WALLER CUNlMlNS- ATTURNtY
w AT-LAw ANDs OtrI obI Gil Nc r +,
BIZ X ng str ct, next dor t. Post ONCE Whining
tol, Delaware. dec1O-ly-w6m
r X. CIIEESMAN, NJ D.,
myg1-sm' NO 4 WEST SIXTH ST.
DANIEL FARRA,
~ SURVEYOR,
CoNvEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
ONCE No. GA KING STREET,
Stone and Brick Work, Grading, &c, Measured
Dr. c. H IIai L7tAw Ton ,,,,,,..,.,,
, may2a-ly No. Bl6 W. Seventh street
L lME LIME,
LIME FRESH FROM THE KILN,
And always on hand Kllps opposite Wilmington
Gas house.
sg- All orders left at the Penna House will re
celve prompt attention..
jy2o.tf I'm. PAwLrNe.