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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28

20 slosly through the discipline, through the
maturing processes Of time. through the patient
work vAfch hare made him what be II, and
et.4d him for bis sphere Of Life aid labor; In
sho-t, tbeg srs nos saiizng % do ;nsr ns1t du'y,
ADD saks Nhst cs.neso of f.
No rosn nov se.odirg On AZ eminencs of in
eusncs md porer, ard doing great vork has ~
rived Ut his position BY gcsng up in an eieTatof-
he took tie stairway. step by step Ee
climbed the rocks. often with blseding hsncs
He prepared hinsslf bg the work Of elimbang
for the work he is dong. be never Accomplish
cd ore inch Of his elevation bT rtarding al the
foot Of the stair with his mouth open and long
ing. There Ii no a. royal road 70 anything good
not even TO wealth. Money thst has not been
paid for in life is no. wessth. isgoes ~ u eotns-
There il 10 element Of per-nznence in IL The
man who reaches his money IN an elevator does
not know hoz to enjoy Il: 20 i i not wealth 70
him To get high po-iiiSn without climbing
TO IT, 10 wln wealth without earning II. 70 do nne
work without the discipline necessary 70 ita per.
formAoee, 10 be famous oE useful, or Ornamental
Without preliminary coat, seenls 10 be the uui-
verssl desire ofths Young The children Wo1ld
begin where the f4tbere iesTe OF.
What exactly ID the secret of true snecesa in
life 2 Il il 20 do. without iirehing. and with
uttar fAithfulnese, the duty that stands ne1t 70
one. When man has mastered the duties
around him, he il ready for those Of higher
grade and be takes naturally oue step upward.
When he has mastered ths ,drties AZ the Dev
grade he goea on climbing. There are no snr-
s-ises 70 the man who arrives at eninsncs is-
Ultimately. II ID entirely natural thss he should
Be there ard he IL az much At home there and
az little elsted, A. xben be was working patient
ly at the foot Of the sfsirs. There are heights
above him, and he remains humble, and simple.
Preschments are Of little avail, perhaps hut
when one cornes INTO contact with 10 many men
and women who put aspiration IN the plaza Of
persprsticn, and yexrnipg for earning, and long
ing for labor. he ia tempted to say TO them
I" Stop looking up, and look around You Do
the work that frst comes TO your hands, and do
IL well Take no upward step until you CONE TO
ii naturally, and have won the power TO hof 1t.
The top in this little world, " not very high,
ard patient climbing will bring you 70 it ere you
s-e axs.ef-Ir. j. q. Holland !scr 'FleY tcr
4tgSf1sf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
THO NexI Duly.

Tha is an epoch Of elevators. We do not
climb to our rooms in tho hotel We ride. We do
not reach the upper stories Of Stewards by how
and patient steps; we are lifted there. The
Simplon ia crossed by railroad and steam has
usurped the place Of the Alpen-stock on the
Kighi. The climb which used to give us health
on Mount Holyoke, and beautiful prospect,
with the reward Of reAt il now purchased for
twenty-five cents Of stationary engine.
II our efforts to get our bodies into the air by
machinery were not complemented by our efforts
to get our lives up in the name way, we might
not find much fault with them but, in truth,
the tendency everywhere IL to get up III the
world without climbing. Yearnings after the
Infinite arc in tho fashion. Aspirations for
eninence-eyen ambitions for usefuness--
are altoge ther in advance Of the Willingness for
tho necessary preliminary discipline and work
The amount OF vaporing. among young men and
young women, who desire to do something which
somebody elte il doing-somethlng far in ad-
vance Of their present powers-is fearful and
most lamentable. They are not willing to climb
the stairway they must go up in an elevator
They are not willing to scale the rocks in walk
of weary hourp, undera broiling sun; they would
go up In car with an umbrella over their heads
They are unable, or unwilling, to recognize the
fact that, in order to do that very beautiful
thing winch some other man il doing they must
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
HOME CONSUMPTION OF PEACHES

An important item in the disposition OF the
present peach crop, will be the quantity which
is consumed at home. We have no means OF
knowing the exact proportion Of the crop which
win be thus used up,but it will be a. far beyond
precedent az the growth OF this year exceeds
all previous seaaons. Canneriea and drying
houses are springing up all over the Peninsula,
many Of them stimulated by the peach pros
pect while many old ones are being enlarged
and their capacity increased.
referring TO the consumption OF tine can
neries in previous yeara, the figures Of which
were obtained at considerable trouble by the
sending Of special correspondent from place
10 place among them, we find that in 1872 tie
number OF baskets worked up waa
s3,2S2, and in 1873 lG1,0 600 baskets. For
1874 We have no record Of the work Of tie can
neries, but owing TO the arnallnesa Of the crop
1t il estimated that their operations were not near
10 extensive az III the previous year The proLa-
bilitiea are that greater quantity Of peaches
consumed by this means IN 1874 than ever be-
fore at least we will assume this for basis q
estimate. Now, there hss been no decrease in
the number Of canning houses since that year
on the contrary all that we're then in operation
HAl enbhbt III tie "Uhg thlr nehooui duu I'll d
larger seale, including the establishment OF Jno.
B. Collins d Co, at Lebanon, which has been re-
built. Beside this new canneries and drying
houses have been started at many points on the
Peninsula which have yet 70 perform their first
work in this line Among these We may men
tion new canneres at Denton, fredericksburg
Queenstown, Cambridge, and possibly St. Mich
selH, in Eastern Maryland, with drying houses at
Wyoming, Dover, Milford, Georgetown, Demar
and Lewes in Delaware. Some " these are very
ertenaiye.
In addition to thi. IL the fruit preserving house
Of Mr. Riker, at Middletown, which will Of taelf
consume 200 900 baskets. II to this We add the
amount worked up in 1873 $4,000 baskets, and
allow an equal amount for the consumption OF
the new canneries and drying houses, with the in
creased capacity Of the old ones, We shall have
an aggregate Of probable consumption at home
Of 522, 900 baskets, or within 815 2l9 baskets Of
the entire crop OF last year. This will reduce
the marketable crop for the cities over a half
million baskets, and will at the same time tend
to stimulate prices. With the thorough dstri-
button Of the crop which has been worked up by
the growers, and the home demand which has
been created, it ia not now anticipated that the
immense crop which ia about being. moved TO
the markets will produce any extended gluta,
but it is believed that the return in money from
the crop will be al unprecedented as tho crop
ltBelf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28

Seaaonable as it has been in the vicinity Of
Wilmington it sounds strangely to hear Of
droughts in rural districts not very remote. And
yet numerous complaints roach us Of dry wealth
from portions Of the peninsula and Chester
county. In portion Of Caroline county, unless
showers have fallen within day or 30, they
have had no rain for several weeke, and at OK
ford, Pa, We are informed through private
sources, that the public basin and the wells are
dry. The Btreamr are very low even in some
places where the rains have fallen, and this
tendB to myHtify the phenomenon Of our
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
e)rcsn Steamships.

t0rtsn STEAMSHIPS,
A MERJCA} LINE E-rHE &a<g
"a a"EFFDkE sT2t NSF4S COW @sfssSS.
PAJfT o" FH1LAGELE y z .--Woek.y In i, s.s29G
gh.p serg'ce hetYssa
PHILADELPHIA And LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT cLKYfsTowH
Ealing every Thara5A? .rom Philadelphia, ard
Eating every WeiEe8dsy from Liverpool.
The foI-aWiAa SteaueFs are appointed - sal from
Fh4lsielpaia.
ILLrtC,5, TllY " INDIAliA, kT2. 2
'hHEILNosr'', J1'y 20 .AEBOTsgoED, .sgR ~
FEEhs YLVIs1t ADg. s OEro, Arg. ~
PRICES GF PA-sLGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin fieD
EiesE1se ami lu.eImod.2te tske.s 70 Gnd from a.
points 81 the lgY,est rates
kteaners H-rred Wte star do not carry nter.
mediate.
Passenger accGmnoisHcns for all c!a7zea unsur-
passed. Ample Attecda1ce 10 provided. Eyery
s.samer carries gufgtuu auf gtewsrlesg.
Tnese 8teaTnsTs arc supplied with Lfe-Rsfts III
addition 70 the Cs1ai lIs-Bnsts ard LHe-PreEefv-
era,
Through tckets AMI through BILE Of Lsd.1g
Eued betRecn ali prominent points
For passaRe, Ta.ea Of freight aud otaer lnfcrno
PgTzR WRIGHT 4 Sons, Genp aga,
5lI Walnut 81, Philade pas.
Richar ison, spencp a 20. .Cnmmins4 Iifoa.
Liverpool. tsueenatoWn,
s. 2. IETTB, Agent, Adams Exprcss ONCE, VII
Inlng.oa, Delaware. 4. II. 0RfESHAW, k2eLt,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
Citp Busiufss girfftnry.

AaefisneerG
L " ssidsas 4 Son. III Esx; tsh Stree.
BaRkers and Brsksrs
r. & Eshfnsss 4 Ca. - Marxss s4-sss
5sss | 5. -. e a sazfsfEI -
~ " 4. ~ w. = q, e e Ss: asssss-
Cnrrenfexs and Baf1ders.
7 H.essst. sasp Is.Fns esl rsoas Res isis "'saa
Cigar and Tobacco. + -
Brsxszre 4 DsNstsrfss. II fousss street.
~ CfocAux. Waiches- anA-Jeweierv.
J. @. N.sssy ~ Ki>s sszsss
CsaGA sd CsxxizAe Material.
vn- Grs~a Co, s II ecsns- % s1d stiS.ss sss
Drrxxfsta-
H- r Brinxhurss, III M1rt-s r.
F1srt~ss.
Tntaan 4 Co, D~ssrars Arsns< sad Jsrsrtsa ct
Ge.~r~i InsaraBre Agents.
fhoa.s r. Pfuranser. Sc Market
NooI1ey sxo Trump IL Anrtst At
Gents Furnishing Goods
Jesa p. Doaxttsz fs Asrkrt ~
HATS Cap4- &c
c. gsl,s,ss, r,,, I e :, s.,..s Z !, street
Ireu and steel
We Gr.e7 Co. S. X. ID And shiPls, sts
P.,rsel Holl.sd, S. W. e.rBsr Yrsai .ai oraL.s
Lsehinz -t;is..es and Frame.
Merchant Tniisrs
Geo fro1eys = f.hE-
JOAN ID Arhlb2a assu. sis kirxst-
Real Estate Asfnts
Evans Pe1niaxsea. DIusoBds Bd,x-. .sh 1aa AAsses-
n NJ CEijd 4 Co-.9 7 ~ 7.h st
J FL Frazer. ID ard shfpiey sta
Wru Reytsosds 4 Co. e2f Ssrtss ss.
VIA MeCazlss a ca, Or Marie, st.
Restaurant and billiard ROOM
Jo>sph Fslnsr. se4 and sos x.rfsta
Sewing Machines
Grover Bater ser1nx Maehlns Co, 6G King q.
Ssx American Sswfax Machine rs Asrfst .,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
The Read,nr,s pr.ce.ror coni.

The Philadelphia Ls59er d yesterday pant
ed the following
The anthracite coal trade Il fairly active and
the demand for all the sesersl aizes of PREPARED
coal good. For lump. steamer and br0Aen coal
the demand is not likely u equal the -upply un-
til the various clasae= of iron gogks are more
generally in operation. It il given cut that ses-
eral Of these works in the schnylkili region viii
resume early III the coming month Cf August
The prices Of coal, a. We have already stated
viii advance monthly on the preyi0us months
prices to the end Of the seseon. Tie following
tabler Of comparative pricea for JHly End Aug
uEt Ehow the chsnges by the Reading for the
coming month;
Prices al E5ciDpayl f1r Harl nttta Asb.
Lump stemr Broken. Bgy stdye Cbes.
July - 10 "a 90 - 70 5i - - - ~ 30
August 90 4 90 I 70 % > 70 80
Advance, 10 10 10
The river at MetnrhIz waA statiot.ary ya-tar-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
Removal.

DKM0FAL.
IN DR. VAN DEvENTEa
Hss re oEed LIS Dezfgl ss<r1 haza ~ Aax-
te- S.rss- foEo. EAET FIf1H SlHkKJ, toplc
zse fae i11ies sDfranc- 70 Cxyroc Hcexe, Were ~
WILL D- ptezae1 70 have tsnsse ~np daezre % Ex<1
,aelr teeah stirtuny a. .sr3st TO, . caH ufon li
4prs-sEl So - #4 5--it 80
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
Spertal alntis,s

Spettal 1lntifts
II. d &. shoemaker's
CELEBRATED SODA WATER
We now have tue mos. peEttei agrare"s 70 ne
city for drawing
GOOD eLAGs OF SODA WATER.
The gYrups are drawn directly from gta4s Jar, IN
stead Of from tin cans, as II he case win Inost
fountains; thereby iusurtuY rneir ptrfert purity.
We also have On drauPnt and In bc:'!.s
KIsslEGEe, CARLSBAD, yIcHY. RKlEpFIcH-
sCHALL, GEYsER, CoEGEEss, BgDForD,
ASD OTHER WATERS
B. G. SHOEMAKER,
PBAsa4cuE:A
nov3-tf 500 Narke' street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
MINERAL. SPRING WATERS;

Geyser tsaratoga) Excelsior (saratoga,) HlRh
Rock, (Saratoga,) Vchy, KssnRen. Alg0, the fp.-
lowing waters In bottles Congress-, Exec aior, LA
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, st. Louis, Magnetic
Franklin Baston Spa, Gettysburg, Msssnuoi
Rockbridre Alum, st. Catharlnea hTtesian, Frei1
erlcshalle, yichy, seltzer, Bedford, Etc.
e. BRTNGHURST Il CO,
Wholesale and Retail Druggiais,
Corner Sixth and Market sLFee.a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28

The river at Memphis was STATIONARY ye-ter-
day morning, and there were no further fear= Of
seuous food.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
Choice soda weter.

z. Bringhurst Il co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. the aiorty Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the coda water from this fountain
ami the delicions naypr Of the Fruit syr1ps they
prepare, Of which there are upwards Di twenty va
rietes. They have
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28

WIN. PENN BOARDING, SALE AND
w EXCHANGE STABLES,
4n5 ORANGE STREET.
Horses always on hand for sale or exchange
Horses boarded at reasonable rates. myl5,Bm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
8psfixl Butitts.
Testimony.


c.eerfniiy 1--WE tntz tsz1-rouy 70 tie tcnte t1si
1Is- 7ossers Bsooa Fazinss and 7sasT olauns1i
Us azlessA .cs many yssss ..ta .... si.9r,f.s.
sktu Eua Fve.i.ng of tas 7snds Of ne neck, Tasca
vss tbs oocss:oa Of prolonged saFertng an sz-
i consulted eizht Of the rncst prominent physi-
elans IN the city sud used ther etle1ne Aon2 tine
without receiving any permanent relief o. me
contrary getting WORE, III fnslis almost despair
M of hope, was Fnsuced 70 M srs. Pos1eT-E
Blood Purifier, winch gEz reconneRdej 20 Es a.
beng csrzatz cure foT ny itsease. II Tas no
tlruanz pozH IN M ease af-er using TWO bJttles
o. ne gsooi Purifier IN connsctior WITH me Te.-er
Ointment, ne sgs.ls CEASED, the eraptions ds4z-
II further frfosErs;,on "a dsslTed concerning III
= - THos. SCOTT.
izs9 CzyIaoa: s.esef, oye. lin s;Teet BFidgs.
Oriental Pise and ffurn saiYs.
Prepared y Hrs. ilT fosiaF. IN infsilbls rem
sly g piles luisrn-l sn4 tx.etnAl AZ ~
each i-Ox- frsee = eslis ga.
Mrs Fosters Rose " WerEi-LozenKes.
An tnfzsllbse remedy ior zoTIns. safe, pleasant
an Ee.iz5.e. iriee p eenls pei Dox-
sirs. Fosters Tonic Bitiers.
Toaic InY.goFsslng. Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia,
etc. Pr up IN Quart D0t,les- Prioe, sl-oo -aea.
isteambnat G.nc5
- -
EoR CAPE MAY.
L w -
flGaDAt-, Iau2. DAYS AID sArtlpAYs.
On "a -..ei raUGsDAY. l4.s.=
IHg STEAMER Cila FoIs4. c4pt + ~ F-.l,
VIII run a. A. gya, i.ssiag Fi4 ieiptls irnia Arch
strtei WI r. al 80 and NeT Castle l2lson aTE5Fzl
oi i.4lls if0lll NsltGl1s59E.
PARE h-iwssa witn ing;on an Cape Nay rz.1.
AHFN ANIS .4......-. .--..--.. -..- y
CHILDREN. .-.--.s =
1.-THE CITY POINT Ia co.l sez bozt, has ans
sizss roofn Utrn 1.i2aJns AID egefy.Alng peces-
ssrs fyr me cq,nfor; q pzSseLgeEs.
G, TAGGigT Agent,
-g-..----- Tf-at-9xs-ta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28

which enable the invalid who may require It, or the
lover Of Soda Water who may desire II, 70 enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any tme at home
We have on draught the following popular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28

Another Kip of those Elegant Chansois
skins.
Also soda water and sarsaparla, at the Della
ware Avenue Drug Store
w, Il. ALRICTIS
Apothecery,
jylT-tf 300 Delaware Avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-28
GLASS sIPHoN HoIrLns.
PoRTABLE FOUNTAINS.

and the necessary apparatus for properly Ming ther
with highly charged Carhonlc Acid Water Mhiei
can be drawn at will making the b1ttleA really
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

In THE HANDS OF SCIENCE all things
become valuable by adaptment, and sal
utary by their application. Thus, DR.
J. WALKER has obtained from certain
vegetable products of California, that
have been trampled upon for centuries
by the ignorant, the invaluable curative
known as the California Vinegar Bitters,
medicine which is exciting the wonder
of the community by it's beneficial oper-
alton in the worst cases of Rheumatism,
Pulmonary Disease, General Debility,
Congestion of the Liver, Constipation,
Scrofula, and Malarious Feyers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

Under the name of Dianthus, (sec Fig. 81,
are included three of the most magnificent
members of the Foral family, the rivals of
the rose for quecnly honors, the carnation,
the Picotee and Pink The Carnation, Dian-
thus cnyophiHus is grand flower, smooth
edged, with the stripes broad and running
from the base to the outer edge of the petal,
as shown in the engraving. The more clear
and defined the stripe the better. The Picotee
xs s,s$i,s, isstsss eoic ing, e2tssi ftii
ming around the edge of the petal, that is
when perfect, though there are some very
good flowers with narrow and broken stripes
running from the base to the outer edge of the
petals The Pink Is smaller, moro compact
and more notified than striped, with white
ground. Seeds Of all may DO sown under
glass, or i'm the open ground in the spring, and
In the second season will flower. Some will
prove poor or single, and these can be pulled
up rs soon rs they show their character
Young plants are perfectly hardy, and will
endure our winters well, but old plants are
much injured generally. A succession OF
young plants should be procured either from
seeds or !ayers'every year. Layering is sim
ply cutting layer i'll a young shoot to OBJ
struct the flow of sap, and thus aid in tho
formation of roots. Cut half way through
the shoot, then mako slit lengthwise about
an inch. Remove the earth few inches in
depth, and press down the branch SO that
this slit will open, and then cover with the
soil. Roots will form where the cut was
made, and thus new plant will DO formed,
which can DO removed in the autumn or
spring. The layering may DO transplanted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17
Revenue Cater for Alaska.
3e 7---------~-
GATHERINGS BY THE WAYSIDE.

When a Chicago man gets rich, he
writes to Eastern publishing houses
and tells them to send half q ton of
books with gilt on. "-Mil,catkee Ne,cs.
The acme of splurge. A New York
paper says that during Beecher's prayer
at the Plymouth Church services last
Sunday, oil about him from the
bowed heads there was the faint, low
murmur of falling tears" "a
The prospects for the construction
of the Utah Northern Railroad in Ida
no are very favorable. This contem-
plates an extension to Watson station
which. is on the route towards Montana
and fifty miles from Ogden.
There arc 1,OO9 prisoners in the CAL
ifornia Penitentiary. of whom 20 are
negroes, 1856 Ohinamen, and the rest
whites and Mexicans. Owing to the
limited shop room there are nearly al
ways 300 men idle, who are compelled
to pass the time in breaking stone and
other light work about the building.
Tilton wandering around the house in
his night clothes, searching for q soft
bed, and Mrs. Tilton following him
with q candle, is one Of the most charm
ing exhibitions of eccentric genius that
the world has ever seen. Consequently
Beecher is innocent. - Cincinnati Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

REMARKABLE Works OF HUMAN LABOR.
--Ninevah was fourteen miles long, eight
wide and forty miles round, with wall
one hundred feet high, and was thick
enough for three chariots ABREAST
Babylon was fifty miles within the walls
which were seventy-fve feet thick and
one hundred feet high, with one humid
dred brazen gates. The temple of Di-
ana, at Ephesus, was four hundred and
twenty feet to the support OF the roof.
1t was hundred years in building.
The largest of the pyramids is four
hundred and eighty-one feet high, and
six hundred and fifty-three on the
sides; it's base covers eleven acres; the
stones are about sixty feet in length,
and the layers are two hundred and
eight; it employed $50 900 men in build
ing. The labyrinth in Egypt contained
three hundred chambers and twelve
halls. Thebes, in Egypt, represents
ruins twenty-seven miles, and con-
tanned three hundred and fifty-nine
thousand citizens and four hundred
thousand slaves. The temple of Del
phos was SO rich in donations that it was
plundered of $60, 900, 900, and Nero car
ried away from it two hundred statutes.
The walls of Rome were thirteen miles
round.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17
GALL AMONG THE ROSES"

AS the flower season approaches, any
thing relating to these gladstone deco
cation of Natures handiwork. assumes
an absorbing interest. To the fair sex
especially, Horticulture affords an inno-
cent and healthful meansof recreation,
to which the delicate refinement of her
nature wholly responds. Through the
kindness of Mr.. James Wick, of Roch-
ester, N. Y, the leading seedman of the
United States, we are enabled to present
our readers with illustrated and brief
descriptions of several leading varieties:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17
ry every SIIc'


Collars are still worn standing with
ends slightly broken in front. Cuffs are
very large and cut round at the top; an
exact limitation of the gentlemen's
style.
Laced kid gloves are taking the place
of buttoned to some extent. The argu-
ment of the ladies is that the former
make the hand look much smaller and
of beautiful shape.
The ghost of Noah Webster camo to
spiritual medium in Alabama, not
long since, and wrote on slip of pa
per: eft is tite times" Noah was right,
but we are sorry to see he has gone
back on his dictionary.
During the progress of therevival meet
ings in the NJ. 4. Church at Albany 1853
persons came forward for prayers, and
many others manifested All interest by
asking for the prayers of Gods people;
1874 made profession of religion, 73 OF
when were members of the NJ. Il. Sum
day school. Up to and including Sunday
evening services, 80 persons have united
with the different Christian churches OF
Albany to wit: Uniting with the U.
p. Church, 1; Calvary Society, IA; Evan
gelical, 2; NJ. e. Church South, %; M.
+. Church, "a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

Fig. 1.-Cel6sio. Fig. 5.-Laiu'" Loncifo'i''"'
The Celosias arc ANIMALS, which when
grown from seed of good quality never fail
to- please tho grower. In Europe, they arc
grown in pots for floral exhibitions and table
decorations, but in most parts of America,
thew grow so freely in the open ground that
this treatment is not necessary to fern the
most superb plants. The Cockscomb form of
the Celosia, is shown in the engraving, Gig.
~, and an enlarged form of the combisshown
Inv
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

noy. Whatever may have been the cause,
the Auratum certainly was not reliable for
number of years. The collection of lilies Is
so large and so good that no lover Of flowers
can afford to ignore this Interesting family.
and no garden can be considered complete
without good collection. Plant deep and
mulch the first Summer. A few flowers only
will be given the first season, If any, but the
improv sment will he marked and satisfacto-
~ every succeeding season.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

IMPORTANT.--E Endorsed by the Medical
FOR THE LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat
and Chest. DIR. TOWNSHIPS TOOTH
ACHE ANODYNE cures in one MINUTE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

EUREKA "A large invoice of selected Drugs,
Chemicals, popular Patent Medicines, Perft,-
received at the Puget Sound Drug Store, bv
bark Eureka, direct from San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

Two car loads of horses were shipped
from Denver for San Francisco last week.
They were valued at 81 900 to $500
Oman
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17
Lost!

Between Main Street and the Swantown
Brick Kiln, a Black Buggy Robe. Tho find
or will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at c. r.. TAICOTTS