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Literary Notes.

Holden tcin he Cords, by the author of
Shiloh is novel intended to teach that sin
ner is certain to be holden with the cords Of his
wrong-doing that he may be sure his sin will
find him out. The author, In HE preface, justi-
ies the use Of the novel for religious work as
it is SO potent power-for evil on the one hand
for social and civil reform on the otherIt is fair
to suppose that it may do good service in that
behalf, also. The plot OF tile story which he
tells is quite sombre one, and worked out with
considerable power Roath II medical student,
poisons one OF his college mates, Airing, who had
beaten him in scholarship, in popularity, and in
love, and this crime, to which others are added
in the course of long career, ultimately discoy-
ere him, and he dies, suddenly overwhelmed by
a falling landslide, at the moment when detec-
ton il certain. The plot, as we have said, is
somewhat dark, but there is ample by-play and
auxiliary action to relieve it, and give the story
additional Interest, The volume will doubtless
be welcomed 10y large class who believe with
the author that the analytical novel may APP
proprintely deal with religious and moral ques-
ions as with those simply 'artistic."
The book is published by L. r. Dntton 4 Co..
Of New York, from whom we receive it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
..rhe Vag OF his TaiI.,,

gentleman was walking with his little boy
at the close OF the day, and in passing the cot
tage of German laborer the boys attention
was attracted TO the dog 1t wax not King
Charles, nor black and tan, but common cur.
Still, the boy took fancy TO him and wanted
"pan to buy him. just then the owner OF the dog
came home from his. labors, and was met by the
dog with every demonstration Of dog Joy The
gentleman said to the owner, MY little boy has
taken fancy to your dog, and / will buy him -
What do Won ask for him r ~ can't sell dat dog y
said the German. Look here, said the gentle
man, 'that is poor dog ANYWAY but III my boy
wants him will give yOn 70 for him. 'Naas, v
says the German, II know he is a very poor dog,
and he amt wort almost noddil,, but dere isll
Won little ding mid dat dog vot l can't sell.
can't sell de yag of hir tail ven comes homes al
night -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
nr,t,,h Cvl,,nbia ln a OecIime.

British Columbia during the past ten years has
been steadily declining in prosperity, while its
public expenses have steadily increased; and 1t
would seem that It's inhabitants We're better on
when it was simply reservation under tho con
troll OF the Hudson Bay Company than they have
been since the country was elevated TO the dig
nity OF British province The discovery of gold
in Cariboo gave the colony considerable i'm
petis which lasted for time, but the
yield of mining region soon fell OH. and liz now
tnimportant. Great expectations were founded
on tile Canadian Pacific Railroad which the
Dominion promised TO build rs All induce
ment for the assent of the colony to the confed
alton scheme but there is very little prospect
that the road will be built at least during
the lite Of the present generation. The total
exports during the fiscal year ending June Both,
1874, amounted TO 42,0Gl, 7i3, OF which sl
07l ,932 represented tile product OF the gold
mines, being about one-haif their production
ten years ago, when the population was double
what il is now. The principal produets for OK
poitation besides gold, in the order OF their im.
poitance, are wool and furs, coal, lumber aud
Halt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
From our Late Editions of Yesterday
Thc meeting OF Congress.
first WORK TO BE TAKEN UP IN BOTH HoUsEs-
THE TARIFF AND CIVIL RIGHTS BILLs.
Especial Dispatch TO the New York Timesl


FIRST WORK TO BE TAKEN UP IN BOTH HOUSES
THE TARIFF AND CIVIL RIGHTS BILLs.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tlmes.l
WARRINGTON Dec. /.
The Senate, ON the last day of last session,
postponed until the first Monday in De-
cember the further consideration of the Tax
and Tarin bill which had been passed by
the House. amended and passed by the SEN
ate, and adjusted by Committee Of
Conference. The House refused to accept the
report of the Committee Of Conference, and
asked the senate to appoint new committee !
but as it was the last day of the session, Mr..
Sherman moved postponment until next
Monday Meanwhile the Senate Committee on
Finance and the House Committee on Ways
and Means have reviewed the action of the two
houses, and will present new bill at an early
day ~ a substitute for that which was last year
tossed like shuttle-cock from one end OF the
Capitol to the other. The Senate will probably
go into executive session soon after the reading
of the Presidents message on Monday, when
the nominations of Postmaster General Jewell
aud others who have been appointed by the
President during the recess will be referred to
he appropriate committees.
In the House, Gen. Butler can claim the floor
on a pending motion to reconsider motion to
recommt the House Civil Rights hill to the
judiciary Committee, of which he is Chairman.
This bill is almost identical with that introduced
last Decem ber by Mr.. sumner, but amended
before it was finally passed by the Senate. This
amended Senate Civil Rights bill is also before
the House, standing number two on the calendar
and it will require dexterous parliamentary
manauyering by the Democrats and Conserya
tive Republicans to staye on vote on one ol
the other Of these Civil Rights bills
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

From our Late Editions Of Yesterday.
swartbnore College.


ANNUAL MEETING or THE MANAGERS AMI STOCK
HOLDERS.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
swarthmore College was held Tuesday afternoon
in the Friends Meeting house, Fifteeth and Race
streets, Philadelphia, Isaac H. Clothier, clerk,
presiding to receive the annual report Of the
managers OF the institution.
After announcing the death Of several mem
berr. the clerk read s.atement Of the college
membership. The whole number Of students
in the college during the present year exclusive
Of those in the preparatory school, was 49, being
an increase of 10 over the number OF any pre-
yious year. They were classified as follows (:
Senior, thirteen, juniors, sixteen; sophomoreH
twenty-three; freshmen, fOrty-seyen.
The classea are divided into departments in
the order named Senatorn--caasical, 4 sci =
enufc, .. Juniors classical, II ; scientific,
irregular !. SOPHOMORE classical, II ; scien-
tifc irregular, 4 Ereshmen-classica ~
scientific, 20 irregular, 5.
| Clement NJ lhddle. treasurer, reported the
receipts OF the year at SIS, 1902, and the eX.
pendtlres sl4 1888 81, leaving balance IN the
Treasury Of S4,3O6.50 The treasurer's report
| does not include receipts and expenditures fol
tuition, but If merely record of subscriptions
| aud moneys paid for the objects named.
The managers and stockholders present OF
| receiving the treaAurers report proceeded Il
| elect officers. The following were elected
bltlhT lHitttt ~. tiothiti anu puidh t. AuillcF
treasurer, Hugh Mcllvan manageit, Clemen
NJ. Biddle, Edward Taylor Franklin Shoema
ker, Isaac Stephenson Martha G. McIlyaiu
Anna Cooper, Sarah II. Baker, and Eliza II
Bell.
A piece OF ground containing ninety-thre
acres adjoining the college property, whic
Benjamin West was born, was purchased b
Friends, and il offered for the acceptance of til
college, which acceptance could only be effecte
by stock vote. The property cost 520, 0O0 q
| hgll rUllQptp1 lty
Gu the vote being taken the yeas we're largel
ia tile majority and with the result the dee,
for the property were duly handed to the eoeg
authorities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03


The SCARLET FEVER. There are great many
cases Of scarlet fever in the city at this time.
as we can learn, having terminated fatally One
of these fatal cases occurred with little alop-
ted girl, about four years Of age in the family
of George Day near Seventh and Monroe
streets, yesterday, and auother little adopted
child about the same age, is not expected to
recover Mrs. Day, while matron at the
Childrens Home, with these little girls when
but infants, strong was attachment to the
little forsalSen ones that she has kept them ever
since. We have only heard of one or two other
fatal cares, though there may have been more
many case- in the country ( gentlema9
named Spencer, lost two children, last week,
one bong buried on Tuesday aud the other
on Saturday. Children being nnwell should not
be allowed to 60 to school until the nature of
the ailment it known, and in no case should they
be allowed to go to school or mingle with other
children while there is any possibility Of spread
ing the disease which s admitted TO be yeIy
contagious.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
England.

DISCOVERY OF SMALL Pox ON THE ABBoTrsroRD.
LONDON Dec. 2.
Considerable alarm was caused by the discov-
cry OF eight caser OF small pox on board the
steamer Abbohyordi now receiving repairs in
the Victoria docks, rendered necessary by h col
lision with the steamer Indus while OH the pas
sage from Antwerp to New York. Tie remain
der Of the passengers had left the yessel and
gone to Liverpool before it was known there
Wa small pox ON board.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
1880 Cluymont Street,
The CeIImInid TrI,ss.

These are the most durable anil easily adjusted
rlssts ever offered to the public. The spTlnK is OF
tile best English steel, and completely covered with
Celul0l, when protects and preserves II, while tue
pad Is Uf the salle material.
Among the many great advantages OF the Cellu-
l0ld Truss, which Will he al once appreciated by
those who have worn 1russes are tlir following:
II ID impertiUus 10 waller.
1t will never break or crack.
II Is always clean.
i can he bent with the hand u any shape required
without artificial heat.
II v III neither rust or clafe the patient
II Will retain The most dinlrut rupture with safety
anl comfort.
II need not he removed while bathing
It's dufahlllly is hey Ond question
II Is economical, for II will last a life time
The heat OF the body causes no Unpleasant smell
In fact with q Celluuid Truss, the wearrr hns
comfort, ehse, safety durability, adaptahllly, nnd
economy
variety Oi styles Of these Trusses may he found
al Fosters Drug store, Front and West streets
Please all and examine AdJus mem s.madr with
out extra charge
Special attention shown 10 ladies' by Mrs. Dr. F0s-
ter. The gentlemen receiving their share Of alien
tlon by competent man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
nrmssels conference.

Ruse1AS EXPECTATION OF REAasEMBIINa oF THE
CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Dec. 2.
a Berlin dispatch to the Times says Russia
contemplates the reassemblng next March in
ST. Petersburg of the International Law Con
ference lately held in Brussels. Exertions will
probably be made to secure the consent OF Great
Britain and some minor States. The work OF
the conference will be confined 10 the enact
ment of the more purely phianthropic clauses
of the programme proposed by Russia. II these
endeayors fail, the three Northern powers may
possibly settle the matter alone.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
Gritn Business lis.etcrA

AUCTIONEERs.
L W. Stidhsm Son. iii Y. 9th street
Joseph R Miller, ith and King streets
BANKERS A. BReKERs-
r r. Robinson A Co 4oO Market street
BARRIERS * HAIR DRkssKn
A. Ashenbsch. 40 Market street
BELL RINGERS Il BILL. r0~rhK~
iss.'d GsS SseassSg asS9s Ny " 81 .!Fsi Fs,a ,,r.,
BOOT & sHOR MAKRRs. and DbAiv
J. o. Aisxandsr lrl Market str
BAbooek Bro, N6 4 2Os Market str
Sns fsaas MsrSss IL W. sd ssa sts. rSp'A'
W. A. Turner o. 8la Markets trset
CARPENTERS AND BulI.DnifS.
j. @. Haddoek, shop Thorns bel tront Rss ais VI
j. r, d. Seeds. shop W. fourh West
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
Brisbane a DomAinyiile. ~ Market utrsst
ssn S@ Il PRsSii RosssSa S si1gl'f ls 'ifse * street.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. a JtwhisK~
.. l. Bush, corner Seventh and MArk-t sirrsis
J, q. Massey. is 4. ith Street
COAGIi Il CAHRTAtsb MAThiiiAi.
VIM. uleSu A o., 4. &C. cor 81 aud Shipi.f -t,usts
DRuGGlsrs.
n. r. Bringhurst "a. Market street
FI.ORTAT.~.
TAtnAll Uo., Delaware Avsnus and Jefferson s,rs.s
GENERAL. INSURANCE. AGhNr-.
Thomas n Plnmmar GA Market street.
WOolloy Van Trump, blu MArhei sirest.
GENTS FURNISHING GOOUr.
-
uhHa 4. Morgan ~ Msrkei street
Johu r. Dpughten slu Martai strsst
HATS, CAPS. Sc.
iiukin a wairAsan, ~ Market susel
uhAa T.. Dnbeli, n, ii uit-sl
William p wehb 81 Maikal
nAHDMAHK.
James Bro. AT Market atiaai
IRON ~ ~rhff..
WIn. Grosn o.. y. H. cur ~ saa shlpIsy strss
LiNERN sTAaI.Es.
Patrick Holland. =. W. cor trcst ard Orange
I.OOis sINts-ssI.Arshs IL ritAMhs
isl~ood DoAne, " W stb atssot
| H. MeMonAkis, ~ aud King rirvals
MERCHANT TtIi.Oh-
ueo tiouert. % E. Fourth street
| uyns stern, ~ Market strsaL
| John IL MuhlnhuHan, ilb King atrsaL
Samuel Miller. Jr. lS MAfksi ul.eyL
pAPhn HANt.INIS. SIIAnh-. 80.
| John X Holt, I'd and Market strsats
PLuhiBkIts AND slAs FITrbhs.
". \. Gillespie. al6 W. ith atrsst.
REAL ks1ATk AGENTS..
Eyans Pennington, Aihnond'h bds Hth sui MARI
| Al. NJ Ohild A Do. No. W. 7th street
!. II Frazer. 81 aud Shipley strssia
WIN. Heynolds 10, Si1 Market street
4 4 urin,shAw, No, ". 81 Street
Samuel " ModAuiey sHi MArlet liios,, - si-
| Mm NetiAuiiey a 10 az Market sti-.t
RESTAuRANr a Bff.Lf.Rp nu0
Jo-sph Fuilinsr. IN aud sB Marhst sirsat
SEWING MACHINES.
rover Haker S VI. Co. 5T Ktus street
Now hmurican Sewing MAchin- u ME,tat -irsst
tOEflsE nnd TEA neaieru
uninn Pacific Tea COMPANY. Gi9 Msrta, street.
uNDEHThhEh~.
thu- J. TILES. ri Shipley strost
u y Young sH Market street fhsa adv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
The a:oss Perjury cnse.

IN the United States District Court to-day, G.
fore Judge Giles, the case of A. &. Goss, in
dlcied for perjury, will be taken mp for trial.
Goss is indicted for perjury, alleged 10 have
been committed on the trial Of the case of Eliza
W. Guss. on the 18th Of May, 1913, the suit of
Mrs. Gosr the wife and supposed widow Of w.
s. Gosr, (for the murder of whom his
hrotherin-law, iderlook was not long
since hung in Wert Chester Pa The nc
ton was brought to recover S50OO Insurance
upon the life Of her husband ia case Of death by
accidental external violence. Evidence was Of.
fcrrcd to prove that W. S Cosa wa burned tu
death III house nn the York road, and the jury
gave Il verdict for the plaintiff. Tho indictment
charges that A. e, Guss testified that on the day
Of the fire, at +. NJ, lac bade his brother good
bye on st Panl Atl Get and never raw or heard
Of him afterwards that lie the witness, had not
hired IL buggy Of John Thorn, and never saw
Thorn until Thorn was called upon to identify
him as the man who had hired buggy from him
Oh the night Of the tire and also that he went
TO his boarding house about O'Clock ON the
night of the fire, and had conversations with tile
| family and did not leave the house after supper
Nc MeHsrs. +. +. Stevens and Il. $ Mathews
are the counsel for the defense. There are
some ilfty Witnesses summoned IN tile case ma
ny from Ohio and other States Bnltimon Sun.
| 2Hd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
Jo.ey Mansr,eId in New YORK,

Mrs. JoAey Mansfield arrived at New York las
Friday from Liverpool by the steamer I'arH,id
Some ladies' hrided at the idea of sitting ut the
table with her, and found a mouthpece in an
Erie railway director, who demonstrated will
the captain ON the subject The latter said thai
1t Sas his business to treat politely and protect
n their rights as passengers, all persons who be
have with propriety on board lia ship Az Mrs
Mansfield conducted herself with perfect deco
rum, he could take no cogn lance Of any preju
does that might exist against her.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
SpefiaI Hottfes.

GrOsvenor's Improved HeIIadOnna
Plaster.
Capslcum Plaster
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells.
81. Vincents Arrow Root
Bowers Glycerine,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelatlne
Concentrated Glycerlne.
Scherings Chl0ra Hydrate,
Tin SeidlitZ Boxes,
star Mills Paper,
Fterlng Paper,
French Mustard Pasters,
Eneryescing Granular Salts, (Kea hey 4 Mattison's,
Il 4 Cs Sugar coated Pills and Cranues
Allc0ck's Porous PlasterH
MuerB Cod Liver Oh,
Vinegar Bltters,
HOlloway's Worm CONNECTIONS.
Matthey Caylus Capsules.
Plantens Capsules,
Ialtants Seltzer Aperient,
Henszey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Yankee shaving soap,
Schefer's Pepsne,
Lows Lnment.
supplied 10 the trade at the lowest market rates,
| hy
L. BRINGHUR Il A co,
| Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner sixth aud Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
An InFIationisl trouble

Senator Morton is very likely to remain in Cal
ifornia all winter, and Senator Logan Is in such
poor health that he does not expect to be of much
service at the next session. The imitation party
will consequently be short Of leaders in tile bods
where they need them most.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

UNFouNpEp RrMoR- During the morning
some very-wid AVID absurd rumors, affecting the
financial standing of one Of our banks and sew
eral of our large industrial enterprises have
been passing very current upon the
street. We have put ourselves to the
trouble to investigate these rumors, and
lind them in every instance unworthy
Of belief. The circulation Of sncl rumors ut II
time like this in very reprehensble unless there
alluded to.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

NOflcE-since July l, 1874, subscribers TO the
DAILY COMMERCIAL who receive their paper b,
mail, are not required 10 pay postage, AZ any 70
once Ia New Castle County.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

cheerfully give this testimony TO the public thai
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tettef Ointment
cured me
was afflicted for many years with disoTirred
bood, IA troublesome ami Obstinate tetter OF the
skin AMI swelling OF tile glands OF the neck, winch
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and ca
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 1nully almost despair
my Of hope, | was induced to Try Mrs Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was recommended 10 Hue us
being certain cure for my disease II was the
turning point IN my case . after using two bottles
Of the Blood Purifier n connection with the Tettef
ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptiOns dlsap
peared and now an entirely and efeCtually cured.
II further Information Is desired concerning my
case, call at my Residence.
TuOs. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont Street, over nm Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
rbe steamer Linda.

FEARS FOR HER SAFETY.
BosToN, Dec. g
Fears are entertained for the steamer Lirdd
which sailed hence on Sunday for Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia and has not reached that port.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

What will the anti-tobacconist- do now that
man mp in Monroe Co., Pa. ha- died al the age
OF lls years, and who smoked and chewed all
his life Nobody loHs than Trask himself is
headed At this iuncture. III tie tract Which viii
be surely pnt forth by that ndOmiahle reform
er We may be tol that il the venerable Mr.. La
bar Of Monroe Co. had not used tobacco he
might have lived longer. perhaps have grown to
be 2l3 instead of iS years old. That would be
an answer in kind atany rate The thome hris-
ties all over with suggestive points. Of which
however We can avail ourselves ut bat wo.
What kind Of tobacco was it that wrought this
miracle Mr.. I.abar Wa a poor farmer. conse-
quenty line lIavanae, and "i.atopia' at 53 a
p0nndi were beyond him. Evidently he chcwed
some such humble variety Of the weed ar
Twisted Heel and smoked 'Nigger Head" ol
the wouheHt brand. Let our youth turn to TIL.
simple fare If they would make themselves ol
the trne smokers mahogany color and live long
and prosper. Yet again, IL tobacco an crHontia
to long life Must we bend to the filthy god il
we would enter the gate of one hundred years
Help great Trask Give III II rouse
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
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