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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
4nremburger 0a3ette.

pertreten, ih bin ia perlorenM Berrper
mari ibm einen bOpit perbliften Slid 81,
faBte ii9 iebod io9lei6, erbob ii9 maize
ftdtii9 uno ridtete an Die &i6ter Die @or=
tie: sd babe nod iebr @ieles gu lasen,
nteine Serren; i'd erbitte bonn Tribunal,
mir fiinf Minuten Rat gu senebmisen."
Wit entsesentommenbter SOfli@feit &c.
udbrte Der Yrdlioent Sebn Minuten.
gerrper benubte bieie, Oas @ftenitiid no6-
mails burdsuleben ; es mar in Der Shat
oas bes @esenaspofaten, Der es ibm aus
3eritreuuns berseseben bate. &ai9 uur-
be bieie unbeilpolle geriue6sluns gut ee-
ma4t; Der Ibpotat Der @~esenpartei lie-
ferte ld9elnb an Serrper Den ri6tisen af=
tenbiinoel aus, unb na9bem oieler eben 10
i4neI bic eisentli6en Yupiere eines
8lienten bur6seieben, iagte er oieiem /:
allies itebt gut, Sbre Sa4e lit better,
mein 6reunb, als i6 abnte." Gr besann
oarauf Die sweite Sdlfte ieines Ylaioopers
nit ben @orten: Sd babe benz Sribu-
nal nit mOsli6iter Semi enbaftisteit al=
leg auseinanoer geiebt, mas su @uniten
bes prOSebsesnsrs ipre6en tOnnte. Sd
CLAUDE ni9t, oab mein ebrenuertber, ses=
nerii9er college gu @uniten ieines 3lien=
ten nod elm argument Oorbrinsen tOnnte,
oas i9 nidt uorausseieben. Nunmebr
aber u. |. u." 80. nnb er wiberleste nun
@ort fir 8ort ieoen friiber uprsebra6ten
Sas nit unwiOeritebli9er 2osif uno nit
nod mebr arait Der lleberSeusuns-er se=
mann ben YroSeb sldnSenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
2Sas Die EfeRtrieitdt Ales feiae

2Sas Die GleRtricitdt AGes feiten
Ratn, bat fiirSli4 elm Barrier arSt $ r
8ernier, tpieber bewieien. Sieisr coli
Weni9enfreuno, 10 lautet cine Seitunss-
reflame, perpenbet ndmli1 ben elettrii9eu
Gunten our gleiduns Der Iaien, wel9
bur4 Den fOrtseiesten Yaedusmltus,
(ipabrideinli4 aud our9 ben BEG Cant
brinus,) ibrer SeIibsr cine erbobte Sdr-
buns bauernb ansenommen baben. 6,
bat fir5li9 elmer pornebmen Same bic ari-
ftotratii9e 5armonie bes 5eints tpiebe,
berseitellt, inoem er ba pieber ELLEN elm.
pfan5te, no in sanS unsebibrli6er 8eiis
elm bi9ter GOienitrau9 aufsepu9srt tpar.
Ser Ga(l errest ni9t allein in ben mebi-
cinii9en, ionbern aud in ben trinfenoeu
areiien elm sere6tes auHeben. Ser
8unoerboftor miro gut oaran tbun, fir
ieine elettrii6e Seilmetbooe in Granfrei9,
pie in ben ansrenSenben 3dnbern elm 9a-
tent su l0ien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
pie sroste 2sramerei Der Sroe 1T BIZ

pie sr0ete 2srauerei Der Groe 1T bic
bon Barclay 9ertins & 6 0. in
0ieielbe eoniumirt idbrli9
$4,000 8anen SOpien uno fabriSirt iiber
cine Miq. Barrels ale uno Yorter. Sas
gtabli6ement bebedt einen Jld9enraum
o Stp0lf aeres i'm Sersen BON 2onbon.
Sdslid iperosn 5000 Yfunb Sopfen unb
12,500 9uibel Mal5 perarbeitet. Sebes
@ebrdu lit 1850 Barrels srob. Ser 9or-
ter miro aufbeuabrt in 172 gotti9en bon
1900 Bis 800 Barrels Snbalt. Sieben
8ebdlter, senannt Die ~lieben S9peltern"
entbalten ieber 5000 Barrels; oieielben
iino so SUB bod unb baben 80 Sub
Our4meIer. gtipa l6O bObe, md1tise
Rone bilben ben Marital bes @eladfts,
nur fir @eiddftsSpede, als gum susfab-
rem bes 8ieres, inbelonosre Der Minera=
lien, u. |. ~. perpen6et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Ntebntarft.

Sn gep lritr, Daipta Co., Tinn.. rire ittm 2. Wen.
tag inn giotat tIn gietmarft a~tsttaItsn. gDir MAIDEN IN.
itrt 9eitr In Der nabersn uni ~fsrnereu lnsstuns psu Neu
Jrier earauf aufmtriian. 1873 Wsnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Wenn bid Die Die 2ditersunss Iti6t,
60 lab Dir Dies sum sroite iasen /:
0ie i4le6ten Gri4ts iinb ss ni9t,
@Oran Die @espen nassn.
Surser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Sm gitts6nrs tueroen Die getwei-


Sm Sitts6arg ueroen Die getwei-
Der militdrid o rsaniiirt uno
in G~ompasnien einsetbeilt. gompasnie
A unS B baben iid nod Dem n~euelten Be-
febl mari4fertis gu MAIDEN. 9a,u meint
Die WeIt!. poIt: rgs miro li9 iebr gut
MAIDEN, tpenn Die pldrenben Golonnen,
tambour Blatant, nit ben rOberbetieu-
4ern" bintsr Der 6ronte i'm Sturmi6ritt
se9en Die @irtbsbduIer anriiden. @uf
Dem nd4iten 8ir9tburm itsbt Der Ober.
general, Der nit einem Sorniiten bic 8epe-
suns mittelit Sisnalen lei:et. 9ie iin9e-
rem Weibsr biloen bic S6iben5ise uno
i6wdrmen aus Die dltersn 9amen for
miren Die artiQeriebrisaoe. Wenn oas
siraiaeurfeuer ni4ts bilft, 10 tommt bas
i4were @ei6is on Die Ieibs. Benn 10
pisr3is 6inf5ispfiinoer-unter so Sabrsn
ioate feline ama5one sur artilerie genom-
men iperocn - ibre Yialmen : S~brapneas
sesen bic rSalonfeeper" ipsien uno ibre
gibel- Mitraiaeuier losi9ieben. oann ion
aud Der nit Dem biditen Srommelfell uno
Dem seiinoeiten Masen perIebene @irtb
Guit 5eisen, einsn parlamentar gu i9iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
DIES.
Oas 3amin6en.

Wir meinen bamit ni9t ben bieiigen To-
%senannten SaIen, bas amerifanii6e piloe
Sanin4en (rabbit), ionoern oas ersiebisite
aler Saustbiere, oas Sabne europdii9e
&anin4en; su beIien @uniten mir einise
Worte iasen mD6ten.
@abrenb bic 3lasen iiber s~unebmenbe
Sbeusruns Der meiiten 2ebensbeoiir fniHe
INNER allsemeiner unb lauter tperben, lit
srOBentbeils Die 3udt bieies 5bierdens,
pelaes an 6ru9tbarfeit ieines @lei9en
iudt, nod sdnSli9 perna6ldfiist urb miro
bO6itens bin unb lpieoer als Spielerei BON
ainoern betrieben, bod seist neueroinss
bos Seiipiel gnslanos, Sranfreids, Sol-
lambs uno Selsiens, baS aus feinem un=
ierer Suustbiere iid elm srOberer Nusen
nit ~serin9erer Mibe ~ersielen ldBt. OBJ
sleid in %senannten 2dnoern bic inouitriel=
le 2anindenSu9t ert in Den lebten %
Subren in aufnubme %sefommen tit, bat le
fi9 in 10 rapioer @eile entpidelt, bab se=
senwdrtis Die SrOOuftion faum i'm Stan-
De lit, nit Dem iteisenoen Sesebr slsi6en
S4ritt su balten. Sranfreid probusirt
4. 9. iGbrli6 an 70 MiQionen 2aninhen,
tuopOn ALIEN 3 Milionen idbrlid in Yaris
conlumirt merben; Der llmiut BON 3anin-
9enielen fir Sutfabrifation belduft ii9
bort auf 80 Milionen Sranfen unb fir
Y~elSpert auf ca. s Milionsn per Sabr /;
pielen fleineren ldnbliden 8eIiBungen
brinst Die aanin4ensudt, als Iebenia9e
betrieber, einen idbrliden &~einsetpiun bon
1000 Srancs /; einise srobe oerartise
Embellishments e~rSielen iosar einen &ein=
setuinn bon 10-15,OOO Sranes.
8enn man ertndst, baB bas Ranin9en
auBer einem tpirtlid belifaten, ~nabrbaiten
6leiid nod, ie mad Der &aee, elm gang
por5asli6es Saar sur Capitalization ober
Elm sutes 9el5perf liefert, bub es nod bon
Ianftem Gbarafter uno uniibertroHener
5rudtbarfeit III, bab es f4 iiberuus idnel
entpidelt, Die ensite giniperruns uno ie=
oss &lima ertrdst, bab IS lueniser Sors-
falt als irsenb elm anoeres Saustbier er-
beii9t unb ii4 nit ben perl9isbeniten
uno bilisiten Stolen erndbren ldbt, 10
muB mon fi9 uirfli9 uunbern, BOP nod
ni4t auf jeoem Sofe neben benz Sib=
~nerIta1e ii9 aud Die 2anin9enbitte be-
finbet.
Sic Natur bat benz 9anin9en in Der
sbiertpelt bieielbe &oGe ansepisien, als
Der 8artoiel i'm phan3enrei4 unb es iolte
als elm biQises, alperbreitetes 1abrunss.
mittel auf Dem slide bes 4rbeiters, pie
auf Der 9ldn5snben Safel oes Rei9en slsi9
piatommen iein. 2artofel uno r3arnit-
fel" baben Elm slei9es Sdidial! @ie bic
&artofel crit Den bartsn aampf sesen gorr
nrtbeil ano rnpiienbeit 81 beiiebsn bate,
ebe iie Den @es in ale 2i6en fanb, 10
aud jebt bas 2aninden. lnb pie Die
Rartofel, wirb bofentli4 au9 balb bier
in ameritu bas 2anin6eu alIsemsine 9er-
breituns finben, 5umal lein tpiloer 8ruoer
Rabbit ibm Elm uirfiamsr gorldufsr se.
peIen lit, sur Sreube aler SeinI6meder,
gum Rusen aler nenis gemitteltsn, gum
Se9en aler armen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Sebr 9iimiti9e 6ele9enbeit
fir diltc Gatbplifeu.

Sur 4 Teile Salid ron hem neusn Seueetftiner. 8lpstr
in Conception, Hrearap Co., @ihpari, ltest elm 80 Gdsr
Stid graIris. eans. % Sder bisppn waren spr 3 Sahrsr
in aen, une Gultur. lteter bic Sdlfte barpn sisnet I'D sui
fir Wsi,en &c Sas retrise rnrte untsr Nneerem aud ietr
gut CUR &nlast spn 9ruepre, gPartba. &c. Sfeben u. esl.
pafen. DaSa s,bSrsn aud SEM, gDale ~ @lels rsflis
pom 8lpfsr cher hem platte fluhe. Der nd6fe grsis flr
bic ~errdbnten so ader rures $500 per adtr fstn has stud
9oale rtre fttr biats tasu a%teea.bsn. an tielt so Gasl
srenst Speeulanten sdne, per atsr ~ SIS.
Gs N bier bic f8Sna. @sl.s.ntsit s,ssbsn fur sir&s uni
fatt. S6ule. ME man fs nur irssns no In sieisa Yitlpsr.
irrehtnpen eanee rlni&eu farn.
@tan wsnst f6 an
Rev, TURK, Conception, Nodaway Co., Mo-,
1875 in care of Very Rev. C.. Frowin, o. S. B.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
2Sas aud eimem td6tiseu NopoRa.

2Sas att1 etttett taftigen N0uoRa-
ten pa(ftren Rann. = Yierre 9 er-
Der, elmer Der bebeutenoIten aopofaten
5rantrei4's, Der einen iebr boben Huf als
8ertbeioiser beiab, bate bon einem ieiner
Sr.unbe, Die 5iibruns eines Yro3elIes iiber-
nOmmen, BEL Dem Die Gbrenfrase unb 2eb=
li6feit oes Sertlasten ebcnio wi6tis iuas
rem, als bas periOnlide Sntereiie. gsr=
rDer peripra6 mebr aus Greunbl6aft, benn
aus geruf, bisie gnseGesenbeit nit m6s-
li6iter SOrsfalt 81 priifen iebo6 einise
Gage Ourauf eriu9te ibn Der aopotat Der
@esenpurtei, linn feline aftenitiide sur gin=
F4tnabme mitSutbeilen, rpel6es unter gol-
le9en 8ebrau9 1T, unb Yerrper that es.-
Grit i'm Seri9tsiaale, als Die Ysrbano=
lnn9en beginner %lolten, forberte Yerrpsr
Die atten bon Dem 8ertbsibissr isines
Sesnsrs 3uriit unb empfns bieielben.
Der beriibmte aOoofat blidte bielelben
i6neQ our6 uno hiitsrte Ieinem alienten
Su: .Sie Sadie itebt gut, Uir seipinneu
ss!" 8errper erbielt bur9 Den Yrdlibenten
bas @ort. Gr ipra9 bsinabe cine Stun.
be. Mit beipunoernswirbiser 2larbeii
entwidelte sr ben Sal unb msrtte i'm 6euer
Der &sbe gar ni6t ME iein Silent erresi
tpar unb ibn nit 3eidsn unb gliden be-
I6por. limb als nun gerrpsr sinise Se-
funbsn Dor gri9Opfuns inne belt, ersriii
i'm Der sitternbe 2lient beim arme unb
risf ibm gu: u@ber, Sic llnsiidsmeni6.
sic babsn ia bic Saae meines Sesners
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
geter c&iene's
0cnernl : M0cmtur

fir bic GeusrSsrF&eunsssstui&afsn;
CAPITAL am 4. Sanuar 1874.
Smperial pom 9onepr, 5000, 900
SOCIAL pom 9iSerpppl, 12,1O5,8S5
German american p.Nsy. 1.65O, SO1
ct. Yaul Don ct. paul. S19,621
ct. Soiepb BON @ifouri 575.469
Srepers pom Milwaufes $4,000
aetna 8ife Snimranee 60. 20, 120, $50
CDis dlttft in ameita.)
&.&. 4eeioential pom
5artfcrc, 1,5OO,S5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Soil m q hten,

8aufbritft, Sspstttten. nsbf aasn sffjieatn Dstamsn
ten rsrssn aufs punttiiSas hsirrst Sci
y. &isns, yctar.
Office: Ode rem g1ain uns 5. etrase,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Diefs nid6tissn Grmsasniesn. bic f& Sci BEN Gtitaas uns
Sefrn 5susr eurf plnttit6s 3abluna ihrsr gerlune &c.
pdbrt taben, %tnsfttIen I'D fsltf ue fSnnen gerf&srun.
ecu rem etssntfunn ~ Zen biaisfsu Staten entsesen seusn.
men rereen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
Political Notes.

The independent Republican Convention OF
South Carolina met at Charleston on Saturday,
and nominated, as was expected, Judge John f.
Green for Governor Martin 2. DELANEY, col
ored man, was named for Lieutenant Governor,
and the same platform as the late Chamberlain
Republican Convention waa adopted, The result
OF the canvass now seems uncertain.
At st. Louis, on Saturday, Hon. L. O stauard,
who had been nominated on Friday by tile Peo-
pies Convention, was again nominated by the
Straight Republicans. General Stanafd ia an
able man, and an earnest Republican.
special dispatch from New Hampshire to
the Boston IrGcellsr says recent events in the
ranks OF some very promlnont leaders OF the
Democratic Party in that State give indications
that Hon. Warren r. Daniel of franklin will be
brought forward for Governor for that party.
Tho election Of delegates to the Massachusetts
Republican Convention seems to decidedly favor
the nomination Of Acting-Goyernor Talbot for
Governor. canvass OF those elected up to
Saturday now shows, so his friends claim tile
following Talbot, 3GS Lorng II Butler, %
doubtful and uninstructed, 61 nti-Tabot 80.
Another canvass however asserts-that the 5si
delegates are divided as follows Talbot 23l
Loring, 67 Butler II Anti-Talbot, o. uncom-
mitted, 80.
Z. Y. Parsons was nominated for Congress
from the Fifth Kentucky District by the Demo.
cratic Convention at Lagrange, on Saturday.
Adyices received at Washington say that the
Maine Legislature stands as follows; IFS Republi
cans; 6i Opposition. or the Republican Nom
bers exactly 100 are for the reelection OF Sena
tor Hamlin. This, if true, settles the question
in favor Of Mr.. Hamlins return.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
Angel Visits.
lContrlDnted for the COMMERCIAL.

Contributed for the ComnercialJ
Few and far between" So saith tra aii,.on
and our two-fold lives confirm it, but methinks
amid the lights and shadows of this pilgrimage,
the angels of Gods love are very near us, and
with tender, wistful care would ask to enter but
the door is closed In many hearts and while upon
the hard cold threshold rest the willing feet OF
heavenly messengers, the low soft knocking OF
their gentle hands il lost 10 us amid the tumult
and the noise within.
1t may be that with folded wings, at morn or
set of sun, sweet Patience stands alone and
asks with earnest pleadings for place beside
the hearth But il around the circle of that
home there passes, all unseen OF each, and
warmed by basking in the unforbidden glow, the
serpent OF Contention-if from lip to lip, poi
soned, unheeded by Its upas breath, there
| breathes the quick retort, the angry word, Oh,
| how shall that pure Spirit find a place2 How
shall it enter where the subtle coils OF Hatred
guard the way Those white feet would be
| bleeding from itH fange. She bows her head
| and weeping, thus departs.
1t may be that within the garden of the heart
| there walks a shining one whose name IL Char
| dy her flowing mantle hides the roughness OF
| the way and only the bright, the good and beau
| tiful stand revealed. Will not the lattice open
and the shining one be cailedY Not no. Around
the social board within, there sitteth one, draped
with veil of nimsy meekness, who, with
| ewes cast down and tones of well feigned
| cd aorrow speaks of others failings-be6s they
may not be too harshly judged, but then il is so
| sad. And as she opens wounds that would have
healed and casts upon thewinds seeds that yield
harvests OF unuttcrable Ills she draws with Sc
cret practced hand the blind thus shutting out
the beams which herald in the waiting one with
out.
Thus, toe, when Hope, bright spirit from
above, comes smiling to be welcomed in our
hearts, we turn away, and leading to oul choicest
| seat of home one who answers to the name OF
| Dark Despair, we willfully exclude the messen-
| ger divine.
Transcendlng ali III loyehness and bearing
4 on her shield the emblem OF oul
Lord, comes Faith, beloved Of Heaven
All, surely unto her all hearts will
open free-s souls will bow Not so with fold
cd hands and looks OF tender love she stands
aside halo rests about her and because il
hides the pathway from n-. and because her lip
declare that all who welcome her must wall
alone by it, pure radiance, trusting not the fad
ing lights OF time and sense, We are ohende
aud the angel OF our peace is hanshed.
From afar these shining ones watch Ger "
and where er heart, grown weary OF tho strife
tho darkness. the unrest, bows low in humbl
pentence and, craving strength where strengt
= il not denied, turns out the eYil and desires tn
good, Oh, then with hymns Of praise they com
. | to him. these blest ones radiant with ceestii
beauty, and they fill his heart and home wit
light and rest and joy. Thoy teach him Of til
7 ways that are all pleanantness, and OF patti
u which lead to Peace. II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Noah was an ark-itsst of the arst water.
Home ssrstsk--ths stretch across the mater
nal knee.
Ministers Of the intsrior-the cook and the
doctor.
Candy shops adjassnt to schools report
brisk fall trade
The yilsst sinner may retsn-evsrything
save an umbrella
High, bold and nsring, is what they say
about the new bonnet.
The worlds memory is abort 1t will forgot
you IL you do not jog it frequently.
The pillows in Duluth hotels are so large
that travellers can hardly pocket them.
-Terre Hauts claims to be 1.-THE intellectual
centre of the world for big watermelons."
Josh Billings says 'sTew enjoy good rep
utashun, Civ publicly and steal privately
The odor of Brooklyn sanotity is 80 strong
that when the wind is from the east, New Jersey
people shut down their windows.
"A circus lion is roaming around Weston,
Missouri and people have good excuse for re-
naming away from prayer-meetings.
Napoleon ". is cultivating a very lovely
moustache, and this gives the American girls
who have seen it something to dream about.
--'sMary Jane, have you given the goldfish
fresh water?' mo maam. What's the use ;
they haven't drunk up what's in there yet.
"A Dubuque man offers to 60 out praying
with the sick at S3 per day, and adds :-"Or l
will drive team, break colts, or run cider mill.
The Shakers Of New York number eighty
less than two years ago, and they've got to
throw away their single bedsteads or become an
extinct sect.
When young lady has to stay at home
from alpariy on account of sty on her eye it is
useless to tell her that Providence doeth all
things for the best.
| One of the meanest things small boy can
| do ia to put tacks in the chairs when he knows
| that ySung man is coming to call on his sistel
| that evening.
Lord, what a COW y was the approving re-
mark of a teetotal Judge of Vermont after swal
lowing potent punch, which had been onelec
to him as glass OF milk.
| Tho Indiana man who worked three days II
harvest field and received therefor litter o
pups, has come to the conclusion that it is no
more currency we need but better currency
A Maine paper is publishing a list OF all TIN
accidents by drowning during the last forty o
fifty years, and the little boys are greatly i'm
pressed by it, and frequently read the sad chron
icle while waiting for their hair to dry after the
come out Of the river.
General Sheridan won't talk about the Prcs
| idency, but nterviewers still keep calling upo
him. owing to n bad habit he has fallen into G
asking, with thoughtless generosty,as soon as
reporter shows himself, Young man, will yo
take brandy Or grasshopper juice Z"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
Personal.

-!Isv c. G.. Ames OF Germantown, Pa, pas
tor of the Unitarian Society there, preached yes
terlay at the Longwood Westinghouse.
Capt. William &. Randle, OF Chester, son Of
Captain John Randls, recently of this city. liza.
been promoted from the position Of fist Officer
on ths Ohio, of the American Line, to be captain
Of the J'Gieriani OF the Red Star Line, aud
sailed on Thursday, IN the Illinois, for Antwerp
to assume command or hia new ship. lie bears
tho reputation of an excellent officer.
Tho Lswes Brsdt,rats1' Ligh, of saturda,
says 'Joseph Hyde, Esl., Was elected OIL
Thursday night Chief Engineer of the Wate
Department at Wilmington. Mr. Hyde is a
ablo and eificont engineer, and is an,unAnchin
Republican. lie has many fricnds thoughou
the State and Peninsula"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
The Foliage OF Juno

Casts goden-green shadows for the benefit of way
farers and for purposes which ornamental az well
as useful. And Il. BRINGIURST 4 CO., what OF
them? Why their SODA WATER, of course pure,
sparkling, lnygorating refreshing and as cold AS
ice can make it their rich syrups carefully pre-
pared from the juices OF the various fruits repre-
sented in combination with the best white sugar.
n'eir medicinal waters on drnught comprising those
from the High Rock, Geyser and Excelsior Springs
at Saratoga also Klssengen and Nichy Waters are
highly esteemed and in great demand. The purity
OF the water, the luscousness of the fruit amt
cream syrups and the value derived from the medl-
cinal spring waters are few of the many things
which have made their store on MARKET STREET
CORNER OF SIXTH, the most popular OF ita kind
in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
Corner sixth and N
Tcstii,IanY.

cheerfully give this testimony TO the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and letter Ointment
cured me:
was afflicted for many years with disoriered
blood, troublesome and Obstinate tetter OF the
skin and swelling OF the glands of the neck, which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and ex-
pense.
consulted eight Of the most prominent physi-
clans in the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse, TIL lnally almost despair
ing Of hope, | was induced to Try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was rec9mmended:t0 Inc as
being certain cure for my disease II was the
turning point in my case ; after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purner in connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the erupti0ns dsap
peared and now am entirely and elfectuay cured.
il further information IL desired concerning my
casei call al my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont Street, over 1tth Street Bridge.
i can testify to the efficacy of Mrs. Dr. FostcrF
Blood Purifier and Tetier Ointment for disease .
the blood and skin.
used It a short time with happy effect, hEvins
suffered chronic affection Of tile blood and 81 In
for a long time without procuring relief by usih
other remedies, but now am thoroughly cured an
can recommend these remedies to others afflicted
a similar way.
j. b. EASTBUkN,
Pleasantyille,
New Castle County, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
THE ELECTION, TOMORROW


The duty of attending the election for Asses
sors and Inspectors, tomorrow, appeals conclu-
siyely TO every Republican who appreciates the
Importance of electing our county and State tick
cts, four weeks hence. Tho result of the Little
Election vote will be closely and anxiously
scanned by our opponents, and if they can ex-
tract from it grain Of comfort, they will be very
sure to do so. All their newspapers teem with
appeals to their party voters, and
we may be we'll assured that
they will omit no effort. The Gazette
says that democrats should all vote promptly
and secure the Judges OF the Election, and the
Hundred officers" The Advertiser insists LET
us carry the little election, and it will be the first
stop towards victory in November The Mid.
dletown Transcript argues at length on a similar
key.
What is true for our opponents is equally true
for Republicans. When they are urged to ''se
cure' the election judges, we are under the dut.
not to permit them to do any such thing. Espe
cially in the city of Wilmington, which has al
honest Republican majority, on a fair vote, oi
from six hundred to one thousand, is il
imperative upon our party voters to turn out to-
morrow. Let no one of them miss his vote Lei
us show that we are neither indifferent, apaghstic
nor unprepared for the contest
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-05
Spefial guttres.
77--s'-7,7-77-ss77=-7s
MaTnaIl's Drug store.

This is one OF the oldest and best patronizes
Drug Stores tn the state, having been established
over 30 years. The basis OF
FAIR DEALING AT MODERATR PRICES "a
BEEN A SUCCESS.
Our prescription business Ia q leading feature
We make every sndeavor to leave nothing undon'
that promotes the health and welfare OF the sick.
Our clerks are generous, polite and actiye-wel
its requirements
1t is our endeavor TO reta n all customers by sell
ling them the beat material at living pront
All hourz of the night two clerks are in attend
anes 10 satisfy the necessary wants of the sick
Before going elsewhere give US call.
WARD yqINALL, JR.,
GRADUATE IN PHARMACY,
s. e COR SECOND AND MARKET STREETS
AMY