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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08
E1EEak&lsh Instruction Spreading.
HE,eudon Telegram, 3Oth.]

.&.s;recsxl to the Times from Berlin
saEs xEzevse is no doubt that all of nor.
e41exsn Cessna along the river Sauna is in
S1,7I ;,$saseaiion. The fugitives who have
se.aeSSa1a; safety on Austrian soil numbers
:zzeY-takf4 sxsd are mostly the wives and
.shi4tfxx4a Of rebels who have deserted their
1ii77fasssss and made for the hills. In Her.
xeeeapExea the insurgents have formed a
x1arzrzas4 government. The insurgent
as14ens ssGve been assured by their Mon.
ssneersa friends that very shortly all
Maneeaseggro will come to their assistance.
I'm. Sksu3s the military preparations con-
aiiaue- At Belgrade the war office has
<n.fszssa the arms and accoutre-
zncnrs of the militia, including
sazizt,az apparatus, to be made ready
6iE iuasaeediste inspection. The Servian
.ssiE1tzxsaen have been directed to pro-
v5afe themselves with three days food
sfut1ha they be called out. Provisions
zrc AssSrtg stored in the fortress Arrange.
rxHxsz's nave been made to seize all the
h<,rzssss IN the country. The steady
zra~s.3a Of the rebellion may be inferred
Gusu xEe following passage in the Mom-
sa,sxsr,. the official journal s'The insur-
nsceisxx is fast assuming formidable d.
zaez1sssus. Symptoms of serious designs be-
5sx6 ss alailtiply. Men are yearning for war,
End aiEy -3ongued diplomacy is impatient
to- pxezent them. This time the insur-
xazkss q is sure to result in emancipation.
Not che rulers but nations will decide
ut1xx Is 80 be done. If the rebellion be-
sss,1nss general, Servia and Montenegro
VIE ue& be idle spectators. Now or never.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

ecouraglng influence of the press of the
state; give assurance that the seven.
teenth annual exhibition of the State 40.
ricultural Society will excel all former
e1orts. Everything that would attract
mas been engaged for the State Fair, and
no pans or expense will be spared by the
managers to insure success
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

l. 4slegram from Kansas City, Mo-,
snss 4&ass investigation into alleged frauds
1Rasaa the Usage Indians, has brought out
sz1aznF damaging facts against Agent Glib
spns ssach as custom of signing vouchers
III haank or pencil; drawing charges for
greater amounts than were due; giving
receipts for large amounts Of money in
s7rsffes to make his accounts balance for
TIE inspector. etc. His removal it is be.
segsak Msil certainly follow.
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Minnesota State Fair.

MORE than usual interest is manifested
in the coming State Fair to be held in
St. Paul Sept. IA, Is, l6, and 18th. The
voluminous correspond in connection
Herewith; the large proportion
of exhibition space already secured !;
the number Of stalls and pens engaged for
stock; the extensive advertising and en-.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

-&s'SR:es from Hayti state that seven
ts<n folgowersof General Coral, who are
uaw s,zsler the protection Of the United
Sfz&sx minister, Mr.. Bassett, were con.
saarnzs1sd 70 death on the Goth Of July, and
It w2& stated that the government con.
s&mqaased .forcible entry into the Amer.
sssn consulate to take the refugees into
*snz4aatg, they having been condemned as
znxz*ress and assassins by the Haytien
SxIhuua1-
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Nw- Patterson, who has charge of the
asx22 aza where Mrs. Lincoln is confined,
eieuz,ex; - recent statement that he has
Xiss.sa g, certificate that she should be dis.
e.aarssysd- He did say that, under certain
'slzsc1asast ances, it might be safe for her to
Vsssiz7 zser sister at Springfield, but she is
1t psnsent more perturbed in mind than
1F.esz he made that statement to her son.
He denies the story Of her being locked
U9- She receives visitors, has the use of
4 carriage and visits her friends in Bata-
vln
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metcOr0l0Hical.

The following weathe, report is from
observations taken at St. Paul, and will
De OF general interest in the Northwest.
Inc month of August is the most crit.
'cal one of the year for the North.
west Millions Of dollars depend upon
ITS weather. The golden grain may wave
IN promise at the beginning of the month,
and many fond hope may be dashed
before its close. The frequent and
Immense rainfalls of the past ten
days must have done serious injury to
the wheat, only partially harvested. Still
if two'thirds Of the promised crop is Sc.
cured, the husbandman will be we'll paid.
Very severe thunder storms, doing large
amount of injury, occurred on the 25tR.
5oth and 3lst. Tie rainfall for the
month was very great, having been exceed.
ed in one year only in the past Is. The
mean temperature was above the average.
it having been surpassed in four years out
of sixteen.
The following are the results of va.
riOuS observations
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

T!ladEdeus c. Davis, one of the three
on4z SsPraisers of New York. having
oenzr ARRESTED on charge of defrauding
tie Ssaae out of $4,000, will nrohahlv
rezsg.n- 1t appears Governor Tilden has
Aae Sire legal power to either remove or
tH1zHead him FROM. Office.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Hss- Wm. Vaudevoore, pastor of
s<xaan Presbyterian church, colored, of
s't* xsek, in attempting to Cross the
razixase track near Long Branch, Wed
ra4E the first, was run over and in
s1eaatEF Killed. His body was cut com.
Ratsssaaeaay tn two and horribly manpled.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

'St<sa<zx1nus Sooy, Jr., the Treasurer of
-New Jersey, accused and probably guilty
az zRaaTing stolen State funds to the
suAavrsse of 100000 or more, was found
ssax-zz ua.restcd in house of ill-fame in
Phaza1e1 phia. He had been on a wild de-
sa1nsa Cor two weeks, at low taverns and
haus'aa Of prostitution, all the time spend
sng a&'s1fey freely, mostly on presents for
the fq:ais women he associated with. He
Is e. vexrs old.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

T. e. Phillips, employed in the repair
shnEss ss6 the Sioux City & St. Paul rail-
way ~ Sioux City, ended short ride
tie <zeessaer day on the bumper of an en-
z1us sy stepping off just before the
enHzsec stopped. In so doing he slipped,
zaea sell with his legs on one of the rails
;szxa stSsae front truck wheels ran over him.
:zsttssasi1sg injuries which caused his death
i: SS.1 ahaasars after. He had been in the
tsz.sssYyasyx Of the company for ten years.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

l. CORRESPONDENT Of the Faribarlt
40sxzsa.saat, writing from Kenyon, Good
1kze t:<@znty. states that Knute A. SOL
s3xxS. the farmer who was run over BY a
diminishing machine and had his leg nearly
asz7xzsza, was put under the influence Of
*sikfszzesaerm by the physicians, after am.
pataeioaA of the injured member. and left
M taszt condition. He remained under
ssi,e: 7zsxsssuence from ten o'clock at night
vszfiiE seven next morning. when he died.
The Gsz.g was so strong that the harvest
nazssAs who were in the room waiting on
aaQ1s m.5wred man couldn't stand it, and
V'ez,s ss21iged to go to the window for air.
Eixf. sssan' S death was not anticipated by
Via sazRKy, but they are anxious to know
It IT. YES right for the doctors to leave
Tim usx for nine hours under the influ-
aznEe al chloroform.
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The following are the results of va.
rious observations:

Rain fell on fourteen days and hail on
one. The amount of water reaching the
earth was eight inches and sixty nine
hundredths Of an inch.
The days of fair weather were equal
to seventeen. The winds came mainly
from the northwest and southeast.
The following are comparisons with
former years:
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cxnsp nsank Of California to Resume.

9kES6aE 1E60K OIL C01fkOfM1a to Re8Ume.
i San Francisco telegram of the I'd
axS= that D. O. Mills, the former and
qpeaEmt president, authorizes the state
usenE 6hat the capitalists interested in
sfsEs Ea.nk of California will obtain trans.
Gsxx nj stock from holders, relieving them
&iazx Inability and guaranteeing them
zezirzgt loss, and will subscribe funds to
plase zsae bank in condition to fill all de-
uzasrss and put it upon sound basis.
SaosssA any surplus arise in settling, it
sza1E fse credited pro rata to stockholders.
Exc arrangement will 60 into effect in a
9sw &xys.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Religious Riot in Montreal.

PAUL. Sept. LIST, 1875.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

-
FER NATURE DELIBER8TroN a.
~ to me wants and necessities peculiar I,
shs section IL the eouutry.
gREge.s pURcHAgTNe RuRRArr
has been established u Mes Orleans. Iona
acquaintance With the various kinds Of Sewing
haehines, aas aud1ced us 70 make specially
III shls Inc
kirst elass Machines Ct Al kinas 81 lowest
rates .,.. lns NV lndeF-ieea baekeys Hai
Aaehine, only ~ .... seeoud-hand Machines,
II good order q halt pr e..... Tbs ialesl and
pest Ateaeaments lor al meellnes...... fuckers,
6nlileFa. Corders, hindeis Plate nemmeEs, ete.
the best Needles taF All Raahnes......
we best tFepered sewing MaeaiHe 0li.s.-' The
best Sewing Mfellne Cotton ..... We repair all
Machines q low ra;es....., We take old machiues
10 parg ply fof new ones,
Sewiu9 Raohines. Pianos and Organs sold
ou monthly payments in the country, % parties
gtying fa1sfen c s..
Mrs. ADA GREGG respectfully eilers her
services IL purchasing end forwarding any
article Of apparel personal aaoFansnt "
domestic goods ior ladiss' and ehildgen's USE
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

444 49,
Hon. nj N Martin. our Representa-
tive in the Legislature, returned home
few days ago He informed us that
the Conservative members had adjourn
ed, subject 10 call Nothing definite
has yet been accomplished, bnt Mr..
Martin entertains hope that the tron
bles viii eventually be satisfactorily
arranged
Having always heen firm aud con
sistent Democrat, it was natural that
Mr. Martin acted with the Conserva-
tives He and Hon AV "A. Robertson.
orr State Senator, were elected as
Democrats, and their friends never
doubted their sincerity and fidelity.
Their devotion to duty and principle
is,as gratifying to their constituents as
Il is honorable ia. them. The unbound
ed fears Of some. and the unkind hope
of others, that they would betray thei,
trust, ought To be banished Let us
all commend and approve the Arm and
patriotic stand they hive taken.
Lafayette Advertiser.
We concur i'd tile above senti-
ments IF tie Advertiser, aud
cheerfullY acknowledge that great
credit is due to our Representative,
Hon. George W- Richardson, and
70 our Senator, Hon. w. A. Rob
ertson, for their manly and per-
sistent refusal To have anything
70 10 With The Fump body which
is playing legislature at the Sc.
Louis hotel, under the protecting
egia of Grants bayoDets. If they
viii fight It out On Ehat line, they
viii deserve che lasting gratitude
Of their Democratic constituents.
Let them remember that
sTrath crushed "a Garth. viii sisc again,
The eternal yeera 81 loo age hers,
While wounded error wFllhes d sains
And dies amid heg wQFsnippers
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

Steeessioas a Henry loss and AUnlsgaa,
hn He. bott deceased
VHTHlRE JOSEPH W. MOSS
ana ALFRED MOSS, 81 the par
ish 81 gaioaaiaa. having applied 81 petition g
be arpoia1ed easaaaiiuiFtfetofs q Haid nesess
flons 81 Meuxs A3se an6 ann &4ans hia aiEei
NNA@ A4MeM 3s
MOSS lheeshfa any pa1Haa having any
opposition rs saia appointment will Ala the
ns writings g mY eaeo, q the ioEa et
tsakQ Charles within tea days FROM tha date
kmsaf
0Ren hkEN GnAAhuai laAo
~ B8GH
ASA Ryan, Clerk cg Goagk
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

PARISH CoUBT. The January
geaeral term commenced January
1871, and adjourned sine he, Jan
uary 30th, Hon David J.. Reid,
Parish Judge, presiding Final
judgments we're readeredin twenty
cases; seventeen cases we're con
tinued, and FIVE cases were dis
missed on motion Of plaintif /
counsel. IT is expected THAT Bit
the continued cases will be dis
posed Of at the next general term.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

coHRHgFeD Hven4 waEK

The following are She wheiseala a,e.
tons Of the New Crleana mwket
aold .........s.... 7lgI C1iI19 q
Silver Americana los 19I0gI
corr0r
Inferior a
Low Orainar
C)rainafv 404lIs4o4l
Strict Ordinary $50 =
Good Ordinary 45ig91saSs
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

FoLIcE JURY AND Town CoUNCII
The proceedings Of the last meet
ing Of both these bsdies viii be
published Ms soon as they are
handed ii % ns
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

Town ORDINANCES The town
ordinances against shooting Ere
arms III town, and permitting
horses to stand on the sidewalks,
are being rigidly and inpartiaIly
enforced. to the benefit eli the
treasury, and Of our citizens gem
orally though greatly 10 the
chagrin 81 those WHO, not thinking
Qf THE penalty, are occasionally
requested ~ walk Up to the May
or's Office and settle
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06
NoTICE
UNfTep sTalEs 80 arFfcE.

UNITED STATES LAND. OFFICE, i
J oUIefA~A. tauGary f. 1873
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
~ tered at this Office by Henry Griffith
against q. B Hanch, MI abandoning his
Homestead Entry, Ne, 1885. daied Jny.
S5l, upon the Fraeiinnal section 25 Town
ship 5 south, Range II west IL Cameron
Parish, Louisiaaa, with view e. the cancella
ton q said entry; the sa'd parties are hereby
+ummoued to apaear at this office ~ The 10Th
y If February, 1890 "a ! o'clock p. ~. to
respond and furnish ties muny concerning said
alleged aband0nment
Z. 81. H0LRRO0K, Register
ianIa JULIAN NEviLLE, Receiver.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06
CROcKERYWARE, ETC,
BILLIARDsl
JOHN nILLON,s.s
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

I wouid respectfully inform those OF
my friends, both here and ats distance,
WHO have nEy expectation OF getting
thirsty that have just received 4 most
complete assortment III Pure Liquors
ever imported ia Lake Charles, which
am DESTROYS 81 selling AZ wholesale
and retail at prices toiustify both seller
and buyer My wines and hrnnCies are
unsurpassed, md my Whistles the
simon pure. Before leaving town he
snre and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand ap4n4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06
THE WEEKLY ECHO.
TIE WEAfHER The weather IS
cold, but generally clear.

IBE SIDEWALKS They IRE l,e-
inc generally improved, much to
the comfort ot pedestrians, and
80 the better appearance Of town.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06
vrLlEAs eRaes
an. ana ear q
nRFrCE ar
GREGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU,
"a. I RURgUNnT sTREET.

Corner q Canal Nev 0rlsan., Louisiana.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-06

FARMERs, Read THIs Seed dealers
and growers write To Us. The best yet
The Arabiau Sngar Cane was brought
to this State during the Worlds Fair
at Vienna. - don't ininre your land .
The production Is enormous. The
cane grows from eight to twelve feet
high, aud from two to three inches In.
didmeter A sample package Of seed
that MID produce from forty to sixty
gallons Of syrup Will be postpaid Is
mail with directions for planting and
special terms to agents, on receipt of
Fifty cents 1 win give agencies for
from one to Ave counties. Besufe and
write for terms to agents Address. w.
Upton, scotsman, Cleyelaud. Tenn
References Editr Cleveland Herald
Editor, 0eoee Register; A. +. Blunt, p. /
M. Of ans Of the city or county
officers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
The Temperature, To-day.
As BraBTEKxp AT THE COMMERCIAL ovYrcs.
Ats A. NJ, IS -Atl p. NJ.
water Department Changes.

REINSTATEMENT OF TWO DISMISSED ENGINEERS
MEssRs. HAYES AND PAYsTER's WORK USDoNE.
Among those who were put out Of their places
by the Democrats after their accession to power
in the city were Arthur G. Maxwell, engineer at
the City Mill, and Charles Smith, engineer at
10th and Market streets. These gentlemen,
were removed, it seems, by Meesrs. Hayes and
Paynter, OF the Water Committee, who had
assumed to make changes without consultation
Of the Committee, either privately or at busi-
ness session. Last evening" meeting of all the
members of the Water Committee WAS held, when
the appointments Of Thos. Blankin and John
Barnes as successors to Messrs Maxwell and
Smith, were non-concurred in by majority vote
and the old incumbents re-instated IL is under
stood that the vote By which the Reinstatement
was made was Ayes-W. NJ. Candy (Indepen.
dent, Martin Farrell democrat and John Jones
(Republican); Nays-Meesrs. Hayes and Paynter,
Democrats. This action Of the Committee WAS
taken very quickly, and not word is said to have
passed in the committee because OF it.
John M. Enos was elected water purveyor
Mr.. Enoe is gentleman who is independent in
his political convictions and ia not identified
with either party, although he inolines to the
Democrats He is a bricklayer by trade, is
thoroughly qualified for the position, and his
lection seems to give general satisfaction to all
who view it from any other than party stand
point. Mr.. Enos and the two engineers will en-
ter on their duties tomorrow
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WlIaiNolON.
FOR aes Yovk-l.s1, A. n, l2l7, l2.4a, o.s5, n
~ PASads,pIaa-l.s1, 100, $40, $40, s.47, io.so
A. M1115, l1l2, 2c0, AIS 6.s2 T.90 9.s0 P. u. Sun
days, 6.l0, A n. S.45, $50, $50, p. M.
For baltimore and Woshtngtof,.--12-63 a.o3, lo.e3
A. H. laba, LES, go, 7.lo, p M. Sundays, 12bs,
a03A n.
FOy Ne.s castis--s.oo, sso sao A. NJ 1aS, $40, P.
II. No Sunday trains.
F~ Dslasaare q. ROO s5 A. n. ;s.oPM che
SO 7. M. train runs only as far as Hsrrington) No
For rslninJton d Western R. a.-io.3o A. NJ; 5.ss
p. n. sundays, 500, r. N.
For Wilmington apd Reading Il. R.-s,25 and S. IS
A. n; AS, T. n. No Sunday trains.
fRAnm AsK1vE Ar WILMINGTON
From ysts Yort--1.o Sc, A. NJ; l7.4, i.13, ito. l..
M, sundays, 1.oJ. A. N. -=
From Phfadc1pifa--17s2, i.os, s.in 9o6, A. NJ. :
1910, 1874, Lib, II, ol5 $50, T, 8. ., HOO III.
Sundays, u a. 1.b3, 1910, A. M T.5J, 90, p. VI.
Fro1n battssHore.-l.l, 9.s2. a. M. 1871, 1910,
5.39 9.2J, P. M. Sundays, l.2l, A NJ. $40, ?. ".
Fron Washf'yton.- l.2l, a. N. lqoI, 1910, o.S9,
$780, P. NJ. Sunday, 19l, A. M. $40, p. NJ.
From Por. Dspcst-s1 A. NJ. No sunday train.
From Wilmington d Western n. R.--7.oo, A. n. /,
ais P. N. Sundays 6.su, P. M.
From Wilmington. d Reading r. r. - l0.l1, A. N {;
1923 and $40 p. N. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAvI PHILADELPHIA POE wILs1HGroh.
From Broad and Prime Streets.-s 20, $780, 1850, a.
NJ; 12ls, 800, 49, 5lo 10 45 ,9.5, l1.30 P. ID,
Sundays, s 30, A. NJ: 6 90, $50, 1l.30, =. II.
From Wet Philadelphia Depot -l2so. &. NJ. 1910,
1915, 800 p. M. sundays. 1910, A. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

dyspepsia is the most terpcXing OF All human all
menis. itl symptoms are almost innnite In their
VARIETY and the iOrluTn and spOndent victims Of
the disc se of en- fat cy themselves the preyin turn
OF every knowu rlaady. This IS due, hi part TO the
ci0sa sympathy " lch exists between the stomach
an tine brain. md m pfrt also he fdct that any
disturbance of the digestive furCii1u necessarily
disorders The yer tie bowels and the nervous sys-
TEN, ana aifects % some extent, the quality of the
blood.
h. 4. Kunke,'s Biler Wine OF Iron sure cure
This Is nos new preparation TO he tried and found
wanting II has Ncen prescribed daily for many
years ID the practice uf eminent physicians with I'M
p4raleled success 1t Is Is not expected or intended
10 cure AL the diseases which the human family
Is subject, ut is warranted TO Dyspepsia Ia itn
most oDdnate form. kunkel's Bitter " Inc OF Iron
never falls 10 cure symptoms Of Dyspepsia are
loss OF appetite, wud and rising of the food dryness
VI the mouth. heartourn dlstension OF the stomach
and bowels constipation, hea'iaChe, dzZ ness sleep
lessness and low tpi IT'S Try the great remedy and
be Convinced VI It's merits. Get the genuine Take
onY kunSels, viii is put only In 81 bottles. le-
pot 2a9 North Ninth St, Palladephil,
FOE sale by al druggists and dealers everywhere
TAPE WORM
Fniirey removed with purely vegetable medl, Inc,
passing from the system alive NO fee untll the
ht I'D passes. Come and refer To pa a'ients IT, ated
DR. l.. f. kuEKEL, No 27g North Ninth ST. Philedel-
phla Advice tree, Seat, Pin And stomach Worms
also removed. The nt dicine fIr removing all
others but Tape WcIm, can lie mad Of your druggist
ak for kuNkgL's MoHM SYRUP. Price, 81. H. r..
kunkel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Local Hreytties.
sunset at b.l4.
Moon up tonight at SAP.

eunset al OLA.
Moon up tonight at SAP.
Sunrise tomorrow at els.
oysters are fat and plenty.
Mince pies will soon be ripe.
Frogs winter iu the springs.
10l1 Market street-wheeler 4 Wilson.
a whistlng man is always KIND to chidren.
All growth in tree Is from tse bark 10 centre.
The darkness was intense tefore the moon arose.
The COMMERCIAL ALMANAC is in press; wait sfor 1t
ladies' send I'm a houseaoli rec ipt for tho Year
Book.
Items under this head eigh, cents line, each
time.
Local Bre,itIes" are every DAY c \ eiuly re by
the public.
Gunpowder is II charical n1r u chemical. com
bnAton,
An honest bIcE from, Is better than an Imitation
OF stone
Musquito and ny SC Gems for v indows at Adaits,
Fourth ard King street.
ANY style OF hat made to order at $50 Market
BRING along your orders
New citron, raisins. currants miuce meat, etc.
at key NOS Idss 5ih and KIM.
The soda wa,er fountain ana the Ice cream freez-
er have lost Their charm.
Fulmer supplies families Will ali game In season
from s0j Market street
Bdgar A. tinley was elected. last evening, 3
Director OF the Diamond state Loan Association
Now ready, with Fall and winter garments at the
usual low prices, Buxhaums, 81 and Market street.
II costs no more to se, elegant prin' ing at the
COMMERCIAL oiiite than inferior work in Phlla ie-
phia.
Noung men are taught 10 believe they cannot af-
ford to miffy, and the wld1wers ge. all the bLs
girls.
Some very beautiful goOls u be made up prompt
y and by skilled woTkmen, al &, uvris old stand, 10
K. 4th street..
Big stock, great variety, every s-rle, boys and
mems, polite attention, low p1ices-al al luoells,
L. Sd street. HAS.
Attend T. Y. oeSormsnd'e's safe OF personal
pr perry az Riveiview, on tae New Castle Road
one O'Clock Thursday.
Fennessey, at 22i Market street, has 1ne stock
OF boots, suoes, CATERS, &c which lie sells very
cheap. Can and see the new store.
Housekeepers and persons wishing TO practice
economy should by ali means, buy their teas, cof-
fees ond fine groceries al Reynolds, 5.n and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

- Nervous Debfliy.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
81 srRy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
In Hunlphreys' Homeopathic Specific, No. 25 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and rejnvenates the entire system II
h perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
Vs. for package Of Ave boxes and large 81 vial of
powder, which is important In old, serious cases
or 81 per single box sold by all druggists or sent
BY mail on receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. b62 Broad
way, my. feb25,daw