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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

Mrs Fosters Rose Worm-LozepKes.
An infallible remedy for wormA. safe, pleaszni
and reliable. Price - cents per box
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Curry Powder.

Celery seed, pure spices, sealing wax and corEs
Also, sponges, chamoIH sEins, ssringes, etc.,
AT TIE
DELAWARE AVENUE DRUG STORE.
1ylI-u w. T. ALkICH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
u ENT COUNTY RAILROAD.


Connecting with the Delaware Railroad at Cayion.
On and after Monday, SEPT. 9Tlh, 1878,
AMI running As follows until further notice:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29
Pleasant and Profitable EmuIOy-
.' mont.

beautiful ;" Charming !" rOh how
lovely y what are they worth" SC
Such nre the EXPLANATIONS of those who
geo the large. elegant new chromos pro
duced by the European md American
Chrpmo Publishing Co. Every one will
want them. 1t requires no talking to scn
the'picturcs, they speak for ,hemsc cmvcs
c"nvassers, agents, and ladios nnd
gentlemen out Ut employment. will find
'h1s the best cpsuing ever offered to make
.:hniy. For full partic IL lars send stamp
for confidential circular. Address,
+. GLEASON & CO., 73S Wushingion
St., Boston Mass .t."' v sent i6
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

I'd sYcHoMANcY or Soul CyaHMIxo. -
L How either scz may FMS :inntc
and gain the lore and affections Of any
person they choose Instantly. This sim
pie, mental requirement ali can possess
free. by mail for 25c, together with n.
marriage guido. Egyptian Oracle. Dreams.
'ints to Ladies'. Wedding Night SHIRT,
&c. A queer book. Address 4. VIII.
LIAM & CO.. Pubs. ...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

-. -- ~ . o. Z !
/ Mrs%J. e. b. Stuart, widow Of
-ehe,noted Confederate General / of
cavalry, has become an i1{stgnotor
IN the soutern Female Collsgeslat
Richmond, Va.
q "a .ls
ONEsQF II THE OTHER, Either ,exer
clse your grsces, or Satan will eSs
erciseA your cofrupGons; as soiie
tdescends,2nn notherriges. s2s
Columbus, Ga., consumes,sabout
!2,O0O corsets year, which isagood
deal OF squeezing among the women
Of one little town. t5is'a&ls9l
| Revs sDrsaAlexsM Martin, sofs Virginia
has been elected President sofaAsf
bury University, tn diana. 3 &
d ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29
85Nf7 '0Scfaps.,

.,sCl iiFi - ~
A destructive cyclone recently
destroyed Indianola, Texas, drown
ing several hundred inhabitants.
Galveston suffered severely.
The radicals in their extremity arc
appealing to the liberal republicans
whom three years ago they Kissed
from the party They talk Of nomi-
mating Charles Francis Adams for
Governor of Massachusetts, and
have opened their arms wide to
Tenton and Carl Schurz. ,.s.,E
The Now York Herald predicts
that in case tho infationists capture
the national democratic Convention,
Governor Tilden will organize q
third party Oh the platform of ro-
form and hard money. -, ga ,., ,x :
If three parties are in the field
noxt year and no candidate obtains
n majority in the electoral college,
the election will, be thrown into the
house, which is democratic. oay
The New York Herald claims that
in 1868, there wore of national cur
rcncy $G78,00O,OOO, in 1870,
$GS3,000,000, in 1871, $711, 100000
in 1872, $731, 100000, 'iH1873, S74O,-
100000 III 1876 $7G9,00O, 900 :; and
that thUsonly contractions have been
in 1860, $2,000,000, and in 1874,
$6,000,U00. This is q telling argr,
ment against the initiate ionfsts.s It
attributes the present stringency to
the. .prostration ofindustries caused by
a priclking of several bubbles, notably
the railroad bubbles.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

Now that ox-Gov. Scott is stump.
Ohio for Allen, ex4Gov. Moses is
urged to appear as reformer, that
South Carolina may not have lived
in vain.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

Work has commenced on the
coast line from Wilmington, N. G.,
yla. Smithvillo to Cape Hatteras.
This will complete the line to New
York, and also to New Borne, by
Wilmington. 80 aT4 a u
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

THE lNsURREcWoN LEADER CAuaur.-
A special despatch from 5AtlantS,
states that The notorious j oe Norris, oaAi
the leader in tho late insurrectionary
movement in Burke, Washington,
johnson and other counties of Geor-
gia, has been arrested in that city by
detective Murphy. w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

a Chicago debating society is pre-
pairing to wrestle with the following
questions "Resolvod, that man
who plays on an nccordian and koeps
n barkinggsdog CAN'T, boa schristiaii,," !"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

TONNNOR CLOWNEY & CO., proprie.
~ tors for the counties Of Fairfield and
Cii oster, offer Farm Rights to make
nd use the Same with sample hive for
aSlo.o0. Apply at once and be roady to
house tho first swarmp.
mar lo winnsboro,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29
- - - .----s--.----7-----s--
The Apology.

Too late I'stayed forgiye,the crime; .g
Unheeded flew the hours .u,~ -
so lightly falls the foot Of timo ,. Z, i
That only treads onTflowers si.sr
Ah who with steady eye can mark T., >,
The ebbing oftho glass, re-, Il.r III.
When oil its sands are diamond sparks. ;,
That dazzle as they pass
Or who to sober measurement
Times happy feetness brings,
When birds of Paradise have lent
Their plumage 70 his wings
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

Mr.. Doolittle's plan to give two
votes to married man and only one
to a bachelor would mako the matri-
monial market very lively, wouldn't
it!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29
VEGETABLE TONIC.

which assists digestion. and thus stimu.
lates the appetite for food necessary 10 in
vigorate the weakened or inactive organs.
and gives strength to all the vital forces.
1t CARRIES it's own 3reoommc ndation, as
the largo and rapidly Increasing sales
sest'fy. Price one dollarla bottle. Ask
your druggist for it: Johnston Holloway
s. Co. Philadelphia Pa. r...E.|# ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

A HuspAsD TnEEp, "A citizen who
was driving along; the Jackson road
the other day. snys the Vicksburg
Herotd, saw a man up tree near
the roadside, and halting, he IT.
quired "NVhat are you doiD5 vp
there ?" The man made no reply,
and the citizen continued: 'What's
the cause of your being up there 2"
AT that moment n woman roso up
from the fence corner, rested a club
on the fence, and remarked 3 ."I'm
the cause, stranger, and if you'll wait
till he comes down you'll see the
worse field Of carnage around here
that ever laid out doors !" The
citizen drove on, and she t,uned to
the the man up the tree and contin-
ned "Polhemous, I can't climb, and
you know it but if you you'll drop
down here for two minutes I'll give
you q quit claim deed Of the farm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

A FEMALE SWIMMER YOU want
to be anybody in England Just now,
you must swim for it. J. Miss Agnes
Alice Beckwith swan, the other day,
from London bridge to Greenwich,
distance of q little more five miles.
IN ono hour, seven minutes and FORTY
live seconds. We should like to
know if Miss Alice swan side-saddlc-
wise or otherwise. Ono thing is
certain she couldn't have accom-
pished this feat with o. pin-bock on
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29
Wherever it II s Been Tried
j II JIG. u JED IL B ~,

has established itself as perfect regular
and sure RENE ly for disorders of the
system arising from impr opcr action O..
the Liver and Bowels. :: ~
IL is not Physio. but. by stimulating
the secrotivc organs, gently and gradual
~ removes all impurities, and rcgulat cs
the entire system. ......
II is not q Dootnrol RiLtcrs hui IL q
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

Theodore Tilton is now out in the
lecture field at one hundred dollars
q night and is drawing crowded
houses wherever he goes, and Henry
Ward Beecher is still among tho
White Mountains making q clown
OF himself. The Brooklyn brethren
are making an attempt to give tho
great defendant q reception after he
shall have returned from his summer
vacation, and Tilton's admirers talk
of having him to exbibt on the same
night. Adulterers like Beecher and
dogs like TiltonIa are generally kicked
out OF decent society down South !;
but III the great christian North the
enor1nity of ones offences seems to
be his passport to honor and fame.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
COMING CAMP MEETINGS.

Besides those camp meetings already described
as coming on IN the more immediate vicinity or
New York, there are also the following to take
place tomorrow and In July, August and Septem-
ber and 10 may be as W ell TO give here directory
Of all with the date and place OF meeting:-
June 2o-Carmel, n. ", reunion (old Genesee,.
June 2s-Binghamton, n. y, reunion meeting
July 1-tound Lake, n T., lraternal meeting.
July 6-Des Planes III, state meeting.
July e-Rochestsr, Mimi, district meeting.
July S-Sprng Branch, Del, holiness meeting.
July s-Cedar Rapids, Iowa, national meeting.
July s-Galllpolis, OHIO, tabernacle NEE ting.
July o-ocean Grove, n. j., holiness union meet
July s-Laks Crystal. wis, district meeting.
July o-LaKe View, Cazenovia, D. \, 5. ). an
Jaly is-oinclnnati, Ohio camp meeting.
July 13-Sea Chi; L l., temperance convention.
July 2o-Chester Heights Pa, camp meet ting.
July 21-BetheL N. j., Bainsooro camp Meeting.
July 21-Thousand Islands Park, d. Y, inter
July 2a-Grbana, ohio. national G. MA
July 27-Embury Park OHIO, 1. P. A. camp
July S7-Pitman Grove, near Camden, n. J..
July 2o-Emcry Grove, Baltimore Nd, camp
July so-TuIly's woods. Pa, camp meeting.
August 2-Sea chm, L. J., camp meeting.
August 3-Landisville. Pa, camp meeting.
August S-Lakesido, Toledo district, ohio CAMP
August s-wood Lawn Nd, camp meeung.
August Washington Grove d. O.. camp meet
ing.
ing.
ing.
school assembly.
August S-Brandywine, Summit, Pa, camp
meeting.
August 10-Merrck, L. l., camp meeting.
August lo-Framngnam, Mass camp meeting.
August l0-Syracuse N. ", district meeting.
August 1o-camp Tabor, Denvllle, n j., camp
meeting.
August l1-ocean Grove, n. J., temperance
Convention.
camp meeting.
August l2-Wise's Point, va camp meeting.
August 13-Kinss WOODS, Winchester, Va,
August i4~wasnington Grove, GaIthsrsourg,
Md, camp meeting.
August l6-J&nesporL /. L. camp meeting.
August l6-PiainylDe Conn.,, Ne " haven district
meeting.
August 17-ocean Grove, N. J.. camp meeting.
August Using sing, N. u, camp meeting.
August lo-Mansheld, OHIO. state camp meeting.
August 25-Summerned, Baltimore camp meet
Ing.
August sl-Honow ROcE, PIttsDurg. Pa, camp
September s-MiIan, Mich. ,lRock Island district
camp meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
TIE GREAT SWIMMING MATCH.

NJ. }. B. Johnson, the champion swimmer Of
England, whose long standing Challenge &c
the world Was lately accepted BY Mr.. Coyle, or
chester, Pa, has gone into training at Gloucester
opposite Philadelphia, having just finished an
engagement AZ the Arch street Theatre. Unlike
most foreigners, Mr.. Johnson, during his Two
years. stay IN the United States has not sur
fcred from me severe vclssltudes or Its climate,
ana he begins his training under very favorable
circumstances. His power nj physique, which, nc
less than Mis- art Is 4 swimmer, attracted muca
attention az the Branch last year, IL TO be Guilt
yated TO the highest point. Tho necessity OF
severe training ~ obvious Wnen IL rs Understood
tnat the contest with Mr.. CoyIe 10 not 70 be
merely a race but also q test OF endurance. The
course is TO pc on sne Delaware, nom chester
10 Philadelphia, distance Of twenty
two mics. In his attempt TO swim
naked across tne English Channel Mr.. Johnson
accomplished eighteen miles, and would have CON
unueu but Tor tho interierencs VI the doctors who
accompanied him, they Insisting he was dying,
while ne felt quite fresa. Coyeis reluctance 20 20
TO Leng Branch last summer ana hia Ignorance "
Johnson's methods as a swimmer are accepted bv
Johnson's friends as omens OF their champions
cOming success. On account or tides the date ~
the has been altered from the 10th 70 the I'D
or July. mr.. Johnson intends TO visit Long Branch
before the race comes OF 10 delight she visitors
BY exhiSt lions OF his aquatic proves. Mr.. An
drew frautz Johnson's rival IN the great match
OF 1874, will in sll PROBABILITY DO present during
the Eng lshmans visit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
YACHTING NOTES.

The seawanhaka regatta viii be sailed on Jul
s over their regular course, starting IRON OF the
club mouse, In oyster Bay. There Will be quite .
large entry OF first and second class sehooners
and three classes OF soops Il viii plainly show
what energy and perseverance can do with a
young club, as four years ago there was not
yacht in it, neeS measuring over thiry-1ve feet
over all. Now, In point OF tonnage, the Seawan.
haka Yacht Clao ranks third largest in the URlted
states. Most OF the members will 60 up on
saturday afternoon, As trains DO not run 20 suit
Oh sunday or Monday.
In the report OF the Atlantic Yacht club regatta
the HERALD reporter overheard nautical looking
person, VINO was reported 10 be de voted Yachts
man. describe Captain Holiness sloop yacht Play.
ful as "a cross between sea COW and a customs
onicer.p The synonym being very much in &C
cordance with the writings OF that celebrate
personage, the HERALD reporter printed u In
his account OF the race. Captain Holmes appears
TO take umDrags At the rating his yacht received
and, In letter 10 the editor or the HERALD, de-
scrIDes mis- boat 10 the ioAoVllg language =" Lac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

to her by members OF the audience Five ques.
TONS were passed up 10 the stage, OUT
OF which she selected the three follow
World Possible ~ "What is the Distinction
between Intelligence ana Splritf and docs
Christianity lnculcate any specially different code
OF morals nom that OF Conuclus, Zoroaster or
Socrates ~ Tho latter question, however, she dld
not nave time to touch upon. She pTelaced ner
remarks by saying that she ala not come there
merely TO give entertainments, the spiritual
rostTum always provided better matter than mat.
Sue SAID also that the highest kind OF lnSplratcn
was That which unse ties us. which makes US leei
az n we we're breathing an atmosphere unattaln-
able in our ordinary state. We cannot deal win
TO bear upon il. We want TO know how much OF
that quality we have Intelligence without spirit
or spiflt without intelligence Ii Impossible. IN
tellgence IL the expression Of organic power IN
the facts OF life. II Is modified by the organs
through which II passes ID is o graspIng
lecturer then took tue subject of music to
Illustrate her theme. Music was only the harmony
OF nature. IL Is brought out or invoked py lnstru-
menus, out the music was there before the lnstru-
ment was touched. Ii Is only brought out De
these means. Ii is ready when we are ready TO
catch IT, Shah we say there was time when music
was not or that man produced it, Eternity is al
ways the same; ure has only shown our Aus-
ceptbnlty 70 measure it. Man never wOrshlps
anything he understands. We could never cOmV
70 nnaity In the range OF things TO be under
STOOD Here We nave IA eternity for intelligence,
spirit Tor the Intelligence. one is the measure
OF certain point OF mechanism. How long before
the Intellectual mechanisms would take US out OF
CnrlSuan Darbarsm up to the wondrous sister
mood OF The universe and the sI-FItP our outer
:. rue exercises closed with the hymn, ''SRall We
Know Eacn Other There 2i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
JOHN STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH
sEEMoS By TAzHrR BoEHlf, tbs cFSTEr

sKEMoN By EAIHrB BORHsf, TIES cENTrrA-
RAE-THE SAVIOUR As MEMS GUEST.
Fatner Boehm. VINO has Just entered his one
hundred ana nrss year, preached a snOrt
sermon yesterday in the OH John street Meth.
odst Episcopal cEGrch. Inc venerable man
was apparently IN iHe enjoyment Of good
lssIth, AND lis voice was yot strong. ais pres
snce among ice congregation, many or whom
had grown ID 20 be old men uDder bis eye, created
& most profound sensation, and many an eye was
moistened with tears as the noy man spoke
or the love Of ina, CHRIST whose precious blood was
sncd ihat We might ave. Surrounding Father
Roshm were . NUMBER d the Methods. clergy.
among whom we're BISHOP James ana Drs. Reed and
EAaltch.
AFTER few remarks BY one or the ministers the
aged divine entered the pulpit and speke q few
words % tne congregation. He thea took for his
text the twentieth verse 81 ine tbud chap.
Ter 0f Revelation .--"Benold ] stand at the
ooor and knock; u Any man hear nv
vO &c, and opcn tie door, all come intO bin,
aud riA SUD with bin an fe VIA ne ~ TIE
ni.lis.e. f.a .t Ms2 A.ery se~ls ps0 sibgs ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
MASONIC TEMPLE.

a sUBsrrUrz TOR SAVIOUR, BIrLE AID
CHURCH -sEExos Rr REv. Q. ,. F1sorRns-
Ran.
NJ FrOtEingAsm's sermon yesterday vas mainly
devosea 70 an investigation Or the claim o. Jesus
Cnnst 10 be regarded AZ the only representatives
or Coz On earth, and mis- conclusions were 1nfA-
vOraDie 10 That claim. The werld has had a
socrates; Wss Ne R0 az Ereat as Jesusf An, u is
saia fnat Socrates influence, be y ever 20 great
And vast, was or measurable ana OF nmlied ex-
tent, WINE Jesus bad brought the Wnole world 10
tns neet All tongues confessed to Jesus, bat dla
ahcy ~ socratesf
DOCS EvERY TErg BOW 70 JESUS
This IA one OF those strange figures, one Those
ycnd IDEALS of the Christian ialtn, winch y latss
bui breath to dspeL Tne influence o. socrates
Ouiy smeamrable" Why, socratcs Mfueaco
aas IeIt tnJ0uGbcuE ms mCs, sus.ir-ssd ys,.e- :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SERMON On LIGHT u DARKNESS" 81 EEv Il.
s. TERRY.

ELhMON ON - babhNE15y Dl A.LNs Id
s TERRY.
The hegira 10 seaside and country Is beginning
70 anect the attendance az church. Camp meet
lngs win soon be in order and then good Method
ISIS can be revived in goal as well as body in the
suburbs. the attendance a. the Eighteenth
street Methodist Episcopal church was yesterday
very sim. although the sermon deserved . larger
attendance. Rev. NJ. ;. Terri the pastor.
preached on .'LAght In Darkness, taking his text
from the nrst verse Of the Tenth Psalm-"Wny
standeSt thou' afAr %, o. Lordi Why hldest thou
myself 10 times Of uoubief'
the preacher, after considering the condition or
the PsalmIst when these words were uttered,
went on TO state that Coo does not except In very
rare cases, stand afzr OF when we are IN afiic-
tion. Ariicuon might be divided into three
kinds-to w.t. that which comes 20 men OF their
own fault, that which ~ the result OF others
wronQdolnr aud that wnlch 10 the pure will or
COD on the nrst KIND IS nine-tentbs OF all the
nlseries In the world. Men violate the rules OF God
aud the rules Of nature and tBe natural result Is
Al too proud to cry aloud 70 Goa Tor assistance
and ask Him why lie stands aar on. Cod has
LAID down certain rules when must be obeyed /;
when they are violated trouble j. the result. Be-
cause We nave been invested WITH Tree Will u no
reason why We ace exempt nom Me rules "nleh
takes financial ruin IL she result. II men make
moral mistakes, moral retrlouuon ana yexstlon
or soul tue inevitable results. Why, then, look
10 God "a the cause or our trouble WEen 4 can be
found nearer home.
the second division Of af1cuon-that which Ia
the result ol the wrong Of Otneis-comes 70 us Ia
tae way. A parent mas wayward child, and It's mis-
deeds cause mucn trouble OF nina and anxiety ot
spirit We have iueues or reiatves who, By
doing wrong, entail Us consequences on US. owing
70 the peculiar re ationship existing between a.
Last we nave that afiicton winch COD imposes
on Us because 10 mis- great wisdom He foresees
that il wih 90 rs good. me good results OF afuic-
ton are tnTeeold. By II We are taught the vanity
OF putting fsIth 10 the things Of tnls world, We
are taught tuat no true happiness comes 81 theln
Rna that all promises eXcepb those OF COO are
mere bubbles. Then IL dsclpitnes me mlnd ana
develops " into manhood. IL IL only when sur-
rounded b. the greatest trouble ape opposition
tBaL we Omplisn anything really grans.
thirdly and lastly II acts ~ foil 70 other evils
whIcn migat overcome us u Ne we're not drawn
nearer 10 God W orr sn1erings.
la concluding the preacher called attentlos 10
the nigh testimony that had been gwen OF tie
emptiness OF all earthly Things. solomon was
quoted, and the sermon concluded with Cardinal
Wolsey's memorable words:-'Had ! served my
Coo WHh halt the zeal served my KING he would
not IN ny age nave left me nsKe9 20 mine enc
mlg8n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
81 PATRICKs CATHEnRAL.

Despite me intense h.at yesterday toe Cathedral
was wea 1ned az inc morning services The Rev.
Father KeaTDe y onicisted Al the at mass, and az
tie termination Of the arst gospel toe Rev. Father
Kane assembled the pulpit and announced that
ONngto tne cioaeness Of the atmosphere no sermon
woald be preached. but tIat instead he would
read tbe Gospel Ol the day, taken from the eigh tn
chapter according 20 So MARX, wherein Jesus
fOretels the destruction Of tue temple and the
calamttics that wound precenc IT, The musical
part OF the service, slough prudentiy curtaied,
was carried out BY Professor SChmitz with chaT-
acts ristic nntsn. The mass performed wa b. Dc
Serene. At sue onertOry Waiiacc's beautiful 20
Satutarisr was rendered bY Nine. Breddelu and
NINE. EnenrclcA vita nne effect. Ihe services
eDsed ABOUT halfp past eleven O'clock,