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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

Sunset at SOC.
Dubell, halter.
Ferry still lives.
Enthusiasm is a fortunate quality.
After all, Houston Prlzers teas are the best.
A good supper is assured to Fulmers customers
The song of the mosquito is still heard in the
land.
Bayne's.
The ladies' are finding out where Clouds bonnet
bleachery Is
The onlce of the Grover 4 Baker sewing machine
ID at 5OI King.
Winter underwear in profusion at Morgan's. o21
Market street.
A delightful evening ahead at Institute Hall on
Wednesday next.
50 will admit gentleman and two ladies' to InstI-
tute Hall, Oct. rs.
Compare prices OF Enterprise Co. \ furniture with
Others also styles.
Nobody has yet presumed TO say that next years
| peach crop Is killed.
A large assortment OF driving gloves are shown
at D0ughten's, 4l0 Market street.
Alnscow is actually selling the finest oysters in
the city for 20 to 80 cents quart
Heavy coatlngs, foreign and domestic, at Gouert's
tailoring establishment, worth selling.
All who go to the Fair will supply themselves with
Singles sons partagas for qaarter.
Persons about to be married can get beautiful
fee.
The COMMERCIAL job olice will make no display
at the Fair because of rush OF work that occupies
| all our presses and all our time.
VIM. W. Reese, South Wilmington, suffered 10
| months with rheumatism and was cured by Slmms
Rain searcher. We tell you 1t wont fail
| 1t is great accomplishment TO be a good walk.
ist' and persons ambitious to excel in this sartic.
iular should get their boots at Pennington 5, 9th 4
Orange streets.
Tatnals 81 collection Of bulbs. half dozen mixed
hyacmths, single OF double half dozen mixed tu
lap, single or double one doxen.mixed crocus, sin.
gle or double.
Infants and children caps, Infants and children,
capes, Infants and chdrens cloaks, infants anu
chldrens dresses, made up of the hest material and
style. Prices to suit one and all, Doth great and
small, at +. L. Franks Ladies' Emporium.
We claim to sell fresh groceries as fresh and goo,
as can he found IN any down town store and al
prices as low as Is consistent with moderate pront
The attention OF hOu ekeepers il especially called
TO OR line OF teas and cotfees. II. K. Robinson A
Co., 9th and Orange ST.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

No ADDITIONAL Lilo UoR SALOONS IN SUSSEX
But one license to sell liquor was granted by
the Court lately sitting in Sussex county. Three
applications were presented-by Smoot of Mil
ford, Parker, of Laurel, and by a gentleman in
Baltimore Hundred. The last only was granted.
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CITY ms.

sE-4O CENT
40 Cent
40 Cent
Merlno Shirts,
Merno Shirts,
MerinO Shirts,
for
Boys and Girls,
Boys aud Girls,
Boys and Girls,
40 Cent Boys Good Merino Shirts,
90 Cent Boys Superior MeTino Shirts,
90 Cent Boys Extra Merino Shirts
Chlldren's Fine English Shirts
Chlldren'S Cartwright and Warmers Shirts
Merln0 Nlght-GOwns for Children, all sizes
We are prepared 10 offer the above goods at much
lower prices than have prevailed for several years
onr patrons are kindly Invited to look at our Stock
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' and Gents
40 Cent Gents Good Merino Shirts.
90 Cent Ladies' and Gents Good Weight shirta
IS Cent Good Merno Vest.
50 Cent Ladies' superior Shirts
sl0O Ladies' and Gents Extra Fine Shirts
Full Lines Extra English shirts.
Our lines In above goods are now complete. and
prices marked down to suit the times.
rs Cent Ladies' st 'ckings
% Cent Ladies' Stockings.
The Ladies' 20 Cent Stocking is full regular good ia
brio, slightly and has large and steady sale
Ladies' and Gents Fine Stockings.
LADIES' and Gents Striped Stockings
90 Cent Extra Fine Regular Balbrggan.
Childrens Balbriggans.
JOHN M. FINN.
5. E. Cor. Arch and Seventh Street. Philadelphia.
octi0-Tu&Saaw
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

R-Boys Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes great variety, and at extraordinary
low prices, at Prettymans, 1871 Market Street. thirt
door below Second. octS-3m'
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

w-DIAMOND JERELRY q Specially. Aneri-
and imported watches IS karat, solid gold rings,
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times T.
w. Ballys old established stand No. 622 Market ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

ExLarye Fan and Winter stock of Boots AM
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store, 10
Market Street, Third door below Second.
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Auftinm SaIEs.
DUBLIC SALE


DUBLIC SALE
VIII be 30 at Public Sale, at the resdenc. of ,,,
subscriber, in Christiana Hun''res on - '"e
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1874 nj 10 ocioo,
NJ, sharp, ~
The following articles as the subscriber intend 10
moving to Florida: "
o. bay horse, gray mare 8 COWS. <sszy.-
1c1N shoat pigs, lot Of poultry, hives KTT3E
FARMING UTENSILS. ssss
Pillow, harrow, cultvator,1 horse cart and harnaos,
spear hayfork and tackle, haybed Van sicsie fan
straw cutter, grain cradle, brlar scyhe fopt
Spades shovels, wheelbarrow, broad axes cros
bars, post spade, low chains, rakes, hoes anvil ay,
vise COW chains, earth closet, &c / Cermantoannn
wagon, York wagon, shifting top, | notion wsSnn
sets light harness, SET wagon harness carriagss
poles. -.
PARLOR-Chairs, hair CLOTH table. sofas baota,
(Sunnyside) writing desk, 40 yards carmel 'e''
DINING R0OM-Side board, refrigerator. xvsln,,
cane seat chairs, looking glass, book case. cnrna
tables, stove. P'''
KITcHEN-spear's patent cooking stove. side
board, tables, tubs, buckets, &c. '
CHAMBER FURNITURE-Bed tcads and hed
ding, locking glasses, washstands and racka IN
reaus tables chairs, carpets, etc. w
Settee, preserve closet benches, ETC.
Terms AZ sale. WIN. FLEMMING
| oct22w&Sltd
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IS- Romen's Lace Shoes from $3.50 up. and VIC
mems button shoes from s2.75, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24
NOTICE-TO HOUSEWIVES

NUIICE-TU dUUbEWIV ES
Those Of our lady readers who have some partcu-
larry excellent household recipes are invited To
send them to the COMMERCIAL ONCE for publication
II the
COMMERCIAL. ALMANAC AND YEAR BOOK, IT
TO be issued in December next.
Those sending recipes will receive the work when
published.
sepa-tffp COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24
x-LooKi LooKi LooKI

FF IOUh LOOh LUUh
KEILY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart.
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your dges
ton.
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that tonic will do without liquor u
prescribe 1t. Cl.rgy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with 1t. suffer no longer. SEND
and get a circular. See what it has done.
For sale by Smith L Painter, Z. Bringhurst Co.
Il. McInall Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-iim
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

EH-Mens Winter Boots from s2.Ib up AMI Men
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettyman's
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Reported by Merrick, johnson a Co., Bankers 4
Brokers, eth and Market Sts.1


U-BoOts and Shoes at prices to suit the times, a
Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

FURsl FURs'
Greatest bargains ever before offered
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
SABLE FURS,
In PHILADELPHIA.
No Lady should buy her FUIlS until she has COM
pared prices with those OF
A. D'ANCoNA,
622 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WE HAVE ONE PRICE AND FAIR DEALING
TO ALL.
OUR STOCK OF MINK Stables
is tremendously large. Every lady sure to get
suited al the old established stand OF
A. D'ANCoNA,
G22 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
oct2s-am
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Advice.

Advice.
Take the open air
Tine more you take the better
Follow natures laws
10 the very letter.
Freely exercise,
Keep your spirits cheerful
Let no dread Of sickness
Ever make you fearful.
Take care OF your money,
All eXcesses loatbing,
And TO be happy, visit
TOWER HALL for Clothing,
II Is ever pleasant to get good clothes for little
money this you can always secure at BENNETT X
CO.l TOWER HALL CLIO HING BAZAAR, 5le
MARKET STREE half way between 9Th and 9th
Streets, Philadelphia.
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Iipidfnd Nrtiffs.

A RTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
N WILMINGTON, Oct. IL. 1874.
The Board OF Managers have this day declared a
dividend of per cent on deposits LOT the SIX
octai-et 70. +. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-06
Delayed Dispatches.

These, since the convaiescence of the t.,a. graph lines, have been so numerous and lengthy as to make it utterly impossible for us to publish them entire, so we, below. give the most important: r. n.n r.r ', n,
 The r. M. s. Co, have resolved to tom theIr wooden steamships into sailing vessels ships. ,. 't#. ..,', ra''S'"' '''Si''' "en
 All but $ls,ooo,ooo of the sio,ooo, 1000 re.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

uno Seruialem. Die 9(breiie 1T aui ben %.
Sanuar felt9elett. gm 80. pirc mar ii6
in Neapal einidifien. Die 3abl Der 8ileer
iOu 80 nidt iiberiteisen.
gu Sitter bes 2eopoloorbens lino bic
Serrn 9e9rano. ebemali9er Notar un6 Bro:
uin;ialratb unb s. .. Yonelet giraer.
meiiter Der @emeinoe Siiasne srnannt NOR.
ben.
Gin llnial, Der idrpere 6Olsen bdtte
baben tOunen traf einen 6ra6t;us Der DOT
&llrsem pom Namiir mad Nrlon eing. Der
3us befano iib i%enieits !6apcriin als bic
5unten Der Ntai6ine eincn @asen nit
Safer in 9rnr u" tten.. Plus biejem @as
gen rbsilte fid oas Seuer einem Baaen
NIT, Der nit Ietrolsumfdiier gefint
mar. SobaIb man bas Seuer bemertte,
lu6te man es gu Ioiden. Son Dem 6afer
rettete man mir mebr einioe SGfe, ben
@asen NIT Fetroleum muBte man bremen
lallen uno Die ibm angebdn9ten btntern
5ra6twassons selans es gu retten.
SaB Der llntcrriht Der S6meteru in
Virton nidts gu luiini6en ibrig ldBt, bat
ftd bel benz letteu GantonaI GOncurie Ser
Frimdridulen sldn,enb bemieicn. 4S4a'
l~erinnen aus ben S9peiteriduleu trussn
bic sroBen Ereiie oauon. Nidt einsu ems
;isen Yreis erbisltsn Die 9aieni6ulen, une
trosoem lahen Die Girtonsr 2iberaIen
ni6t mad Die S6ulidweitern gu beidims
pien.
6srr III. Saniut wuroe an Stele oes
peritOrbenen Germ s. grisnot gum SdOis
ZEN uon VorIon I'M acknowledgements Nlar6e
unb Serr Y. Souiiaint on Stele oes 6errn
j. Utennler gum S3Oiisn pom 9lpe i'm ieIben
acknowledgements ernannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
= NJ b T q.
Die Gc3e SennsBabn.

Sm perfoienen Monat sSuni sridien
cine Oentl6riit Sur Yesrinbuns elmer Gis
lsnbabn Don Goldberg mad benz Qurembur.
ger 9anbe. Terfalier berlelben lit Der sSns
seuienr Sartmann uon Oietir1. Die Preis
ie ipenoete benz %9enannten Serrn, oamals
uno NIT He6t alleS Sob, benn bic Dent;
ldriit 1T in einiader tlarsr Sprade sei9rie:
ben, bobe Bbraien iino ourdaus uermie.
ben, oiirre i3iiern beguinoen unb pertbeioi;
gen ote @nlidten oes Serfahers. Die Nrs
belt 1T aliO wirtli6 elm important memoi-
re-, wie Der 9lbiutant uno Sefret6r unieres
&5nis:S roBberSoSS iie in etnem Brieie be-
jei9net, wel6en er i'm gtamen unb 4uitras
oes SSniss am 1. September lsttbin an
Serrn 5artmann seldrieben bat.
Die 3enti6riit iano Defenders in Der
etfel pole Senidiidtisuns. @leid baben
Die Stdbte, @emsinoen uno Sereine, fir
pel6e Die Sobe Senn : Sabn Don Nuben
fem wiro, on betreiienoer Steue Sdritte
setban, UNI Die Gealiiiruns oes Yroiettes
81 erreiben uno gu bei6leunisen. Sn jung
tier i3eit baben ielbit bic Bertreter Der GroBs
Snouitrie aus Der llmseseno Don MAIDEN Ell
ne einsabe oil ben Sanbelsminiiterin Der.
lin seri1tet, oamit Die Babn auf Staats:
tolten Sebaut weroen iou.
Sn oieiem @eiude wirb beruorseboben,
oaB oas 8roBberSo9tbum Quumbur9, iorpie
Die PropinS eotbrinssn, betanntlid unses
beuere Wen9en bon Giienlfein, oeren @e:
wlnnan9 ano SerbiittIns cine auBerorOent:
li9 btlli9e Oaritelluns oes &obeiiens ers
mSsli9sn, bieten. glui Die Verarbsituns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Girdlidt hsuigktittu.

Gnrreipunben,. Sn Nliion, 9urem.
burg, ertbeilte Der bo9wlte. OiSeeienbiidoI
Sennelep lis 5irmIinsen bas bl. Safra.
ment Der 6irmuns. Der 5eier wObntsu
bic bodw. Serrn Yfarrer 6. Sdulte Don
Newsgtenna, 9. Wasioit pon getersbura,
U. Ouirt bon Gltport unS R. Burns bon
Dolly CROP bel. Sater S1ulte belt bic
Yreoist. Oa Elm llnmobllein Den bodw.
Sp9ot 9ennelep uerbinberte cine lanas
yreotst gu balten, 10 faBte er ii9 furs uno
tprat trefilide Worte Die suten Yoridte
Der @efirmten gu befelisen. Gr ma6te
bic 9emetnoe aufmertiam auf bic gDlrSe
pes Prleitertbums unb empfabl bass treben,
lol4es our9 Die bon @Ott sssebeu Nittel
3u foroen. gum SdluB ouldte er in
narrnen Worten ieine i3ufieoenbet aus
lber oas neue @ottesbauS. Yin ben folaeu.
ben Sa8en firmte Der Bildof in Neps
UIenna, petersburg unb Operspiaes
i. 8. 8.
IN Sletp Al6in wurbe am IebtenS onn.
tag. Die neue tatboliide 2ir6e, bonn Yiarrer
Sacobi BON Gaming, einsspeibt. Wan cr-
mart te Den bodp'iten Sildoi SennelIp aus
Dubuque. bod tonnte oerIelbe aus elmer
nns unbetannten lriads nidt anweleno
isin. Sdmtlide fatbolii6en Yrieier un-
ieres Gountps nabmen 5beil an Der Seisr.
q. ga. poit.
Die @emeinoe ~ st. So6ann benz
&a"Ier IN Nsu Orleans 1T In elmer i1ps'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Gonperfioncu.

Sa8li3 nebmen bic Setebrunsen IN eng.
lamb 5u, iast Sas tablet. Cine gauge @e.
meinIdait uon OrOensidpeltem Der emo,
Ni&eu Sodtirde, Oeren Gonpent i'm norS:
l4en 2beile Gnslanos liest, bat bas ia,
tbotl&e @laubensbetenntniB abselest. Oas
TT abrisens ni6ts Heues. Sn 1868 be;
tebrten ii4 Is &elisi0ien Oesielben Ritus,
bic 3u Ni4 @rOue lebten, gum 6atbolieis.
mus uno nabmen fir ibre @emeinldaft
bic Reseln bes Oroens Oes 81. Sran, pon
Ahifi on. Tim oieie S9peltern babsn lid
jeSt BITS 40 anoere qelammelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
8efgi(&-S

Die Ageaten Der preubii6e Hesiertns
luden ieet Die tatbolii9e Yrsils nit &epti:
llen9eloen an,utauien. Tor &urSsm
madte ma6t man oerartise Oiierten, NIT
Orobunsen %perbunoen Dem Geoatteur bes
polnllden @o6enbIattes vStimme oes Sols
tes", oas gu Gnlm eri6eint unb ni9t ne.
niger als 5000 Ibonennten bat.
Sn Wiin6en triiit man S6ritts gu elmer
WauIabrt nab SorettO, &om, gliiiiii uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
Gliab=S

SieeIiGiiii6en Seputtrter
baben 8eidperoen iber Die Iufbebung oes
friberen Sdulseieses uno iibsr ole Be-
banolun9 oerjeri9cn, pel9e fir 6raatreib
optirt baben, ein9ebra1t.
Srei &aIenber II, ndmli1 oem
y3alenoer fir 3eit unb Gwi9tcit", bon
u. StolS Dem Serberiden rSonntacsta-
lenoer~ uno Dem e nlieolertalenosr" 1T Der
Golportaseitempel fur GliaB 2otbrinsen
pOliieilid uerpeisert tporoen. Der idmu.
bise v2abrer bintenoe gote~ bari ungenirt
i'm &ei&slanoe berumsetra9en uno feiISe.
boten peroen.
Bel @eIesenbeit Der Debate
iiber Die Iuleibe fir GifaB-2 otbriuSeH
lpra9 Yismard folsenbe Worte. melde
ielbit NationaI'2ibera!e itusi9 madten.
.@ebe 8ott. risf er, odb Der 2ries nod,
psit a%usseidoben tpeloe ,oenn Jrantreit
plant Den 6ries; cine 0oltsuertretuns in
Gllo6 2otbrinssn i0nnte ben &ries in eli
mem Sabre b%srporrufsn." @enn Dem 10
III, bann 1T IS nit Den SrisSensperi4erun.
gen Der Sbronreoen ni6t melt Der.
uno oaB Der Iei9stanJsr Sries nit
Srantrei4 iu4t, lam bod Elm 8linoeI-
ieben.
Sab eli If .2otbrinsen elm
anleben BON 100000 MAIDEN mirb.
10 fen unisrs 2sier aus Den &ei1stasspsr=
banolunsen. Siele Summe, last man,
BON officiOier settle, ion oa,u bisnsn. Die
Soften gu oeden bes GanaIbaues Der No.
ieI, oes Saf ubaues in Milbauisn, bee
Canals BON 8reiiah na6 WiblbauieH
u. !. 10. Die meiiten oieier arbeitsn tuarsr
l6on LANCE Oorausseieben. Die sew6bn-
li6e Ginnabme bes 2anoes hattie senist.
lie Su be,ablen; man besreiit ni4t no.
rum oieielben nun 10 biutenua4 tom.
men uno an Der YiOrte podsn nit
Der unaeitiimen Bite sd muS Is
WiaiOnsn Mart babsn" : babe fe
ni9t. -, gntlebne lie. - Tim Die Sa6e
senisBbar gu MAIDEN, ersdblsn Die Reptilien,
wie uieles uno l6wsres @elo bic Biebleude
setoitet bat: 4 Miaionsn, Der Da6erbau
Z 0tiaionen, bic StraBen 4 Miuionen, bic
llniueriitdt 100, 600 6rs. Sa, Sa tSnnte
man frasen: WsIBte nun oenn 10 gieles
tbun uno ausseben? 6ounte man ni5t Dor
ansieben, baB oaourd Die Safe leer pirSe?
Sonit frast man Dor gaem: 0as nebme
i9 ein2 lno oarnab ri9tet man bic aus
saben. Dor orei Sabren waren mir l9ul
benfrei. Mae Seamten i~taunten ieitber
iber Die groBeu Sintiinfte bes QanoeS. llne
nun weroen mir auf einen Sdlas beslitt
NIT elmer S6ulo uon so Ntiuionen beinabe.
wopon $1,000, 900 6rancs iir bic Notar
Iteueu, Is Miuionen Mtart fur NnIeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30
: @usbem &beiuaau idreibt ma

-Nusoem &beinsau i9reibt man
unter benz Is. Nouember: Seute, Montaa
Wtorsen paren uniere Wsinberse nit iamml
ibrer wertbuolen Gait = i'm ri3tissn Gin,
ne bes Wortes =, einseidneit", 6enn Der
Sdnee lag etIpa ! 6uB bod. llniere @in-
ser baben lelbltrebeno feline quite Wfiene gum
b0ien SpieIe semadt. Ood odrfen mir
nod ni6t uon bsoeutenben Nadtbeileu ia
gen, inoem Der seitrense IDerr beute Nad
mittaS lbon einem unmittelbar aeiolaten
Sbauwetter gum Spfer iiel. Oas boil
ltdnbise Gnoe oeS Serbltes tam in Defer
reid ano g~eiieubeim nod IA - l6 Soas
wdbren.
Die ,9srmania" brtnat ouS
Srier Die Ntitbeiluus, oaB pom ReujoBr
an paielbit elm, aus Der BORT berausaeoe.
bensn sVoltsbibIiotbst", welde bereiys
5000 Nbonnenten ,dblt, crweitertes tatbo.
lll3es (tir6li6spolitii6es) Organ unter
benz Namen st. Mattbias. Ylatt- eridei.
men ioue. gtur poran, Sbr Srierer, treiet
bic @eptitien, ba no iie ii6 seisen, auf ben
ROpf!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-13

Prom the Bosten Advertiser (Rsp). Feb. %.
To His Excsllency Ulysses :. Grant, President
OF the United states of America
SIR For almost twenty years the Com
monwealth Of Massachusetts, has been de-
voted TO the interests of the Republican
party. both before and since its rise topow-
or. Nowhere within the United States
have you. sir. found such steady and loyal
support a. from its citizens. They have
not been fault-finding and inpatient. They
have seen your administration adopt a pol
ley of Federal interference with local af-
fairs which they have disapproved they
have seen the Civil-service rules disregard
ed and solemn promises forgotten they
have seen you dismiss from vour service
men In whom they trusted. and listen TO
the %counsels Of those whom they dcspised.
and still they have remained true to you.
believing that in the end you would see
the right and the truth. and would justify
the confidence they placed in you when
they chose you for their President.
And now. sir, we. the citizens of Massa-
chusctts. would address to YOU a solemn
remonstrance. W. do not wish to deal
here with small local issues, we do not
wish to stand on party lines or to stoop to
discuss paltry personal jealousies, but we
wish to speak in the name of all that Is up
right and honorable not only in MassachtI-
sets but in the Union.
Sir, you are bcset by evil advisers : you
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-13

pondlng numbers, and persons who use
the cabs have AN interest In preserving the
tickets given to them.
We are told by a high authority that
next 10 green paras0ls for their wives at
Seven-and-sixpence apiece, there's nothing
that 80 charms and wins hesitating voters
as the kissing Of their respective infants by
the anxious candidate for office. Gloomy
and fearful as the ordeal may be-. many an
unselfish patriot has nobly borne il, ami
mated by a glowing consideration Of his
country's interests. Mud-pies could not
deter him, nor molasses scare. But il We
may believe an Englishm an who has long
been a candidate, al element of danger has
entered into this performance which prom
Uses 10 end IL forever. No less than three
several and distinct times has MIR. Hers
man caught the measles through his fear
electors. The most reS0lute canvasser
may well pause nj this intelligence and
ask himself whether il BE- worth while 10
dare measles for the sake of office.
There has been some gossip about
town concerning the selection of a Friday
a the wedding-day Of the Duke of Edin-
burgh. IL is said that the Queen. who is
credited in some quarters with "A desire 10
show contempt for the usages Of the
Church OF which she is ex-Oficio the head,
was anxious that the marriage should be
performed In Lent-as was that OF the
Princess Louise-but that the brides fam
lily could not be brought 10 consent to this
Infringement of the rules of the Universal
Church, 80 the marriage was arranged for
some day in the last week in January.
But the Thursday OF that week is a fast
day in the Greek Church, the Saturday is
the anniversary OF the death Of a saint. and
i'm Russia no marriages can be solemniZed
on sunday. 30 Friday was chosen, much
against the will of the Duke. who has the
usual sailors superstition against Friday
AS an unlucky day. However, in Russia
Friday j. looked upon as a lucky and not
as an unlucky day.-LondOn Letter.