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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21
Spefial gusi1ss.
Choice Soda wster.

ShOASo SOu1 ~ [hoIs
4 Brtnghurst 4 Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Eonntatn for the season. The majority Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious flavor Of the Fruit syrups they
prepare, of which there are upwards OF twenty vR-
rteties. They have
GLASS SIPHoN BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly nnR them
with highly charged Carbonic Acid Water which
can be drawn at will, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require it, OF the
lover Of Soda Water who may desire It, TO enjoy the
of this delightful beverage at any time at home.
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, (Saratoga,) Excelsior, {Saratoga) High
Rock, (Saratoga) Yichy, Kissingen. Also, the fol-
lowing waters In bottles: Congress- Exec sior, Hs-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, St. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin, Ballston Spa, Gettysburg, Mlsslsquol,
Alum, st. Catharines Artcsian, Freid-
ericshalle, Yichy, Seltzer, Bedford, Etc.
E. BRINGHURsT CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21
VINO Are the Democratic ning !,

Ex-senator Bayard is SO seldom hoard from
that We reprint statement Of his views on va
rious public questions drawn out by a New York
reporter. The information he gives that "we
have Tweed Ring in Wilmington" is made
doubly interesting when he states that it is oom-
posed of Democrats as well as Republicans. We
would not have been surprised had he consid-
cred Republicans generally as constituting >
Ring" but when we have his word that there
are some Democrats who are no better, our Gu
rissity is excited to know who the delnquents In
camp may be. Recent disclosures consequent
upon the breaking-up of that yir-
tuous and excellent organization, the
Americus Club, indicate the existence
of a belief amongst Democrats that the patron
age of their party If not it's operations general
ly, is under the control Of very narrow and
limited circle of persons. 1t is positively averred
that to this Ring neither Mr.. McIntire, nor Mr.
Hayes, nor indeed any Of the bone and sinew Of
the Wilmington Democracy, bslong. Possibly
the Secretary Of State, MIR. Grubb, may be in it
and probably the Clerk of the Peace, Mr.. Spring.
or, with others whom ex-senator Bayard seems
to have his eye upon.
The rise of this Ring amongst our City Demo-
Gratis 10 a spectacle Of some interest
1t is due, perhaps, to the influence
of too many Democratic newspapers
The Gazette the Advertiser and the
Pioneer fill up the measure of the party's capa-
city for digesting such food, and when to these
is added the Ecery Eoening, whose unquestion-
ably great talents, legal as well as journalistic,
have been much given to putting and keeping
the Democracy,,on what it considers the right
track, there is danger, Of course, that some
thing Of an explosion may occur. When a
party is so crowded, crammed and loaded with
wisdom, its capacity is likely to be overstrained
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21
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IA Cheae4 AAA nfhzxAes Mtxsufs.
Cures AiasAo4 dysentesL qholSM k6sbus,
crs9p, Mih, ~ 4ncSB 4nHRtr botue.
Z ~ the asovs isaasdies psspsrs whole
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West ets.
Mrs. DIR. Fosters BLOOD Purifier.
This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains its reputation as . remedy unsurpassed
for the cure OF blood and skin diseases VIZ. Tette,
rlngworms, Scrofula, blstches, pimpies boilH I'M
purities OF the blood etc. Put up IN qas<t bostss
Price S1.o0 each.
Testimony
cheerfully give this testimony 10 the public that
ME- Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured me:
i was sfncted for many years win disordered
blood, troublesome and Obstinate tetter Of the
sktn and swelling Of tho glands Of the neck which
was Inc oeoaston Of prolonged suhsring and sx-
pense.
consulted eight Of the most prominent pnys-
clans In the city and uaed their medicine along time
contrary getting worse tn nnai1y almost despair
Ing Of hope, was induced TO try Nra Foster's
Blood Purifier, which was recommended to me -
being certain cure for my diseaso. 1t Vas the
turning point in my case after usinE two bottlse
OF the Blood Purifier In connection With the Tetter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the erupuons diAap-
pexred and now am entirely and enectnally cured.
II further information Ii desired c0nceFning my
cAs0, call At my residence.
THOe. oCOTT,
1890 Oaymont Street, over 1lth Street BrIdRe,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21

Growth Of the Catholic Church.

The growth Of Romanism in America is some
WAS 5.3O5, 1887, and the Roman Catholics not
quite 5000. In 1875 our total population is es-
timsted at 40, ,000, 000 and the total Roman Oath
olics at very nearly 6,50o,000 In the past sew
enty-fve years they have risen from one-sixtiett
Of our total population to fully one-si1th. In
1900 they possessed in this country one Bishop
and ffty-three priests. They now have one
Prince Cardinal, seven Archbishops, forty-two
Bishops, three mitred abbots, three thousand
snd one hundred priests, sixty-five Roman Gath.
olic Colleges, tifty-six convents of men, and ono
hundred and eighty-nine convents OF women.
OF their wealth we have no statistics sufficiently
reliable to place In juxtaposition with those we
have given, but it is known to be enormous, and
completely at the control Of the Ger tral power.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21

Those OF our Peninsular contemporaries which
have reached US at this writing report the Press
Excursion pleasant affair. There is, indeed, a
gratifying warmth in their testimony to this
effect, and we take it for granted that the occa-
sion has served to still further promote friendly
personal acquaintance and editorial good feeling
amongst the newspapers Of the Peninsula. We
venture to say that there is no equal area in the
country where in briefer time the editors have
passed from comparative unacquaintance with
each other to pleasant and social intimacy.
30 much for the value of Press Association.
Long may its virtues survive
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21

colored couple in Jarre,town suburb of
Camden, the husband Thomas Caldwell being
81 years and the wife so years of age, had lived
until few days since without issue, when their
first child was born.
The commencement exercises Of Wyoming
Institute will take place Thursday, Oath, at 10J5
A. M. orations and essays by graduating class.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21

ID ACIFIC HOUSE A. SERVER,
l. North Carolina Avenue, Between Atlantic and
Pacific avenues, Atlantic City N. now open. Best
and Inost convenient location on the island. Near
the depot wi hin half squsre Of the Quase ser meet
ing house, the Episcopal, Presbyterian and Catholic
churches, and but short distance from the beach.
la12-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21

GTREET CIRCULARS BY THE 10, 600
- at prices astonishing for their cheapness. Every
business ought to use printers Ink literally Apply
at the COMMERCIAL office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21
Qyitu a3usInfss 1ireftnry.

-
L. ". stidhasaA 4 sou. III East 4th str..s "a @Ne
Bankers and BrsAero IN # p r
r. R Robinson a %, 40 Market street. ~
bell RinAerv and hfIl Pesfers. \
Geo. W. jackson, West 5th st. -
boot and shoe Makers and Deaiers.
! e & Als1apdsr. %i iea i9 Msrss, NJ rEs, .sr., 4;
John s. Moreland, 4th and Poplar sta
Wa e. 44aTTss 4arnss X oe nssa ss MAIZE SsePsts
Carpenters md Builders.
., g Haddoek shop Thorns bel Front. Res lois wssa's
Cignrs and Tobacco asr
brisbane a DeMMsinyills Ma Il 70 Fourth street.
Geo A. Davis, bt2 Shipley st. p .uI
Clocks, Watches. nnd.Jewclers. s.
J. C. MASSEY. AH King street.
Coach nnd Carriage Material.
Vim. Green Co., s. E. corner Sd and shipey SITS
Druggists.
II. X. Bringhurst. 8l7 Market st
Florists.
Tatnaii a Co.. Delaware Avsnus and Jefferson st.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas !. Piunmer, b1a Market at.
Wooley 4 Van Trump, 5lo Market st.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
flames sa M%,s.S Watson a sGn, 81 Mnrasts'
John r. Doushten si6 Market st
Hats, Caps. &c
Geo. 4. Wslrsyen, , 4as Msrkst W street
Vim. Green 4 Co., s. r. corner I'd and Shiplsy sts.
Livery Stables .H
Patrick Holland, 8. W. corner Front and Orange II
Lookinx-t;lnsses and Frames
Elwood Doans, 10 west sth st.
7, McMonagle, 3D. and King sts
Merchant Tailors
Geo. Gouert is e. 4th st.
John II. Muhlhnusen, Ais Kink st.
Samuel Miller, jr., 100 Market st. .
Paper HanKings, Shndes, SC
John r. Holt, gs3 Market street.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bd's, sth and Market
III. M. Child 4 Co. a west 7th st.
j. H. Frazer Sd and Shipey SITS.
VIM. Reynolds Co., $50 Market IT.
VIM. McCauley 4 Co., 6oe Market at.
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer, b04 and bo6 Market st
Sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co., bU7 King 1T
New American Sewing Machine, 7lS Market st
Undertnkcrs
Thomas j. Giles, 22l Shipey st.
r. &. Young, 1l0 West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21
1880 caaymont Street, over lin ssrsst Bn,

Oriental Pile and Hurn salve.
Prepared bs Mrs. DIR. Foster. An infallible rem
edy for piles Qnternal and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials on circulars occompan ying
each box, Price % canta each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON. ts.nda,

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSss'dats
scestsd,l at tho CoNAxRoIAL BUILDING, Sosth-isesf
sorrer FYth and Market Streets. Isso eeats copy.
Ts~ essts q ,ssek. DEhIvxKxD FREE BY carriers
throughout tts city, The COMMERCIAL ,0iH be sent BY
mail to any Post O6ce in HeU Cdsfls County at sooo
pr ann.sn s125 for months; 50 cents per month
Post Offices outsids Of Hes casts county, $3.50 per
annus 81 30 for thres months; 80 ee''ts per month
THH PUBLISHERS PREPAY PosrAoH IN VI odses.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
ydsd NTH drst-cass machinery and skilsl ,oorknlsr
for executing Book Job, and Mercantile Printing Of al
descriptions at prices beiop the aiding Printing
Houses Of the large cities.
DELA WARE TRIBUNE, tWeskly,) the Peninssildr
organ Of Formers and Fruitgrotsers great Fansffy
Ne,sspapsr published euery Thursday morning, at
Too Dollars year, POSTAGE PREPAID By TIE PUB
LIHHKRa.
Persons ledring tossn tor tbs summer can hare
the COMMERCIAL mailed to them, postpaid, for %
cents month.
Subscribers ssaang single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
aioay by mail Informed that t,So-eeat stamp is
required Uap ordinary praPper b. used sent to fhe
post office NTH cent stamp il Dil probably nsvsr
reach its destination. The paper NTH no wrapper at
aA or q light orls, can be mailed for ors ctnf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21

TlAGS FOR HARDWARE DEALERS,
Il manufacturers, and others, printed OF Rstonlsn-
Ing low prices, at the COMMERCIAL Office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-21
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Improved TrOmrner's
EXTRACT OF MATT

Improved TrOmmer's
EXTRACT OF MALT.
To those who wish the nourishing properties of
Ale, Beer, or Porter, but who cannot take them on
account OF the alcohol which they contain, we re-
commend the Improved Extract of Malt which con-
tains In concentrated form all the nourshment OF
malt liquors without their stimulating effects Sold
by
B.a c. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACIST,
nov3-u SOB Market Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
. BuiterWorths, London, 1875.
BOSTON LITERARY NOTES.

"THE AMERICAN NATURALI-T'-ITs NEW PUBLISH
Kas AND THFIR PIANs-KNGHTs AMERICAN
MECHANICAL DICTIONARY" CHATS WITH THE
LITTLE ONES"
BosToN, Dec. 24.-0n the 1st Of January
Hurd Il Hought0n OF the Riverside Press" VIII sumo
the publication OF Tie american Naturalist magazine
of natural history and popular SCIENCE" which has
found as great favor in Europe as IN America Dr. A. 3
Packard r is 20 DE the future editor, aud Le VII he az
sisted IA his labOrs By several eminent men Of science
Of matter given Ia each number viii BE- IN
creased, and while Il VIII continue TO De journal OF
science education, it VIII DC OF more popular nature
fan heretofore 90 as TO interest the general reader
well as the young naturalist. The latter half OF the
magazine win DE entirely remoGecd aud department
@! geography and travel added. The department Of
Microscopy will be edited, as heretofore, by Dr Il H.
Ward OF Troy, New-YOrk Arrangements have been
made to report the proceedings Of scientific societies
with great promptnos digest OF the contents Of for
eiEn scientific journals and transactions Viii toe gwen
each month together with the latest home and foreign
scientific news.
Uurd EousktOn have also purchased of j. Il. Ford
Co. tie important American Mechanical Dictionary"
o. Mr. Eiward II. Knight OF tic United states Patent
Once, OF which two volumes have already appeared
A-pan) and 100 pages ont OF about 0JO, OF the third
volume are now IN type, with prospect Of its speedy
completion The magnitude OF this undertaking may be
partly estimated from the fact that it embraces some
2OOc0 subjects and is illustrated ~ upward OF 5000 en-
cravings Nj Knight, by the way says that the three
subjects o: invention which the most extraordinary
versatility has been expended have becn as one may
without hesitation affirm the sewBgnachne, the reap
fng-nachine, and the breochlOadnc frearm. Each Of
these has thousands of patents aud. while each OF them
IL the growth OF the last 40 years. it IL only during the
last 20 that they have filed any notable place in the
world Thoro or two features In Mr.. knights
Dictionary of great practical utility such, for instance
"a the general alphabetical and technical index OF mate
rsa appliances, ctc sppertanng TO process Ike pho
t0srayhy, or manufacture Ike paper, or implements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

unknown laws are inconsistent with the genius ana
r1t Of Christianity and church members ought not 10
have fellowship with such associations"
The recent dedication of the (New) Old
South Church in Boston gives interest to some statistics
rospectnc the Old Church. The first edhce was erected
IN 1870 tho second 1920 The latter was taken pos
session OF by the British soldiers in l7756 The last
service IN It prior to ts lease to the Government Tor
Pos-Onice was held Nov II, 1872. The Committee 10
take charge OF the building Of the new church was
pointed In 1870 and the cornerstone was LAID sept o.
is73.
The report of the Chicago Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union 1S7475 which has just been
published shows that through the efforts OF the Union
eleven reform have been organized with an aggre
gate membership OF 100; 1900 drinking men have
signed the pledge. massmeetngs have been held AZ the
rate Of one week and daily temperance prayerncet
ing has been carried The effort OF the Union 10 nave
payday In the factories, shops, etc. changed from Sa
urdi W to Monday has met with considerable success
A Free Church Association OF Protestant
Epscopalians has been formed In Philadelphia. Its
objects are, o. to maintain as a principle the Tree
dom of all seats In churches; t2) TO promote
the abandonment OF tho sale aud rental OF pews
and sittings and the adoption in place thereof OF
the principle OF systematic will offerings by all wor
shippers according to their ability ~ " promote TIE
recognition OF the oertory act OF Christian wor
shin The Society expects 10 propagate It's oplons Wy
means OF sermons and the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

lks axes hsmmers forks etc, etc. No less tnan 100
such indexes scattered through the three volumes
Another convenience for defective memory lists OF
"-graphsv meters" and Types" which show at q
glance all the instruments the Of which thus ter
inmate
Estes Iauriat have nearly ready ~ Chats with the
Little Ones" from the French OF L. sauyeur The book
Is elegantly printed, and will be ON acceptable holiday
Offering TO the small people for whom 1t Is intended
The greater part of IL taken from the "Cduse apee
les Bnfants," dedicated "Aur Here's ct dH bnJdns'
This translation also offered to mothers and children
Dr. sauveur .magines himself teaching class OF eight
little ones His lessons are familiar talks with them on
different topics suited their present powers In these
days when kindergartens so much the fashion, TINS
book which leads children from stage TO stage ny
successive conversations is likely to be great favore
with mothers and their lto ones 1t lie at once simple
and sprightly. l. u NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

TIE MOVEMENTS OF THE PRINCIPAL PLANErs.-
On the occasion of the presentation Of lis ncwtabcs
of Neptune 20 the Academy of Science at Paris lie
verrier gave a review Of his works, which. begin
ming in 1889 have been steadily followed up for
nearly 10 years aud have now been completed by
the successive formation of satisfactory tables for
the prediction Of the movements of the eight priuc
pal planets When he began his work. the New
toDian theory OF universal grayitatOu had not yet
in many details been developed with sufficient ac-
curacy 10 enable him to construct tables which
should accurately and without cnpicisn. represent
the most exact astronomical observations. After
his purely mathematical investigations fin
shel il was necessary Ia revise all the observations
made since the days Of Bradley, even Bcsscls Cata
ogue of fixed stars based on Bradey's observations
demanding revision. In the course OF these great
labOrs IeyereT led 10 predict the existence OF
the planet Neptune, the discovery of which, III ae-
coTdance with his Instructions, doubled the size OF
the solar system. Again, the irregularities III the
movements of Mercury enabled him 10 predict the
probable existence of belt of asteroids to
the sun than Mercury. 1 he discussion OF the OBJ
served movements Of the Earth, and Venus and
Mars led him to "A determination Of and ac-
curate value OF the solar plrallaX. Notwithstanding
his absorbing duties as the director of great astrQ
nomical meteorological, and magnetic observatory,
Ieverrer has found time 10 resolve most complex
problem with great cleaTness. aud with mdeiat-
gable industry has reduced 10 convenient tables the
numerical data upon which all exact astronomy de-
pends.
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resembles horn but Is more flexible. When intro
dnced in small quantity into steam boilers " pre-
vents their ncrustaton. IL Is also capable OF nearly
all the applications of ordinary gelatine ann ~
especially adapted for sizing textile goods OF AZ
kinds, imparting to them q hitherto unsttasnea
smoothness. When once applied to goods ana dried
it is perfectly insOluble, three or four washnRs
in hot water have proved TO have effect upon II.
II can also be used thickeniDg IN cailco PRINT
ing Several of the technical journals speak OF tnis
substance as very important addition 10 the re-
sources of the dyer and manufacturer. Care must
be taken to retain It in alright vessels nnt ~ ID
used, as il is not easily rendered soluble again "heh
it has once become hard
DYEING LEATHER RED.-According to Reinmanhs
FGyber Zeitung in order to dye leather red smooth IL
out upon table, and mOisten it, Boil $500 grams
of white glue in water and dilute the liquid TO loi2
quarts and coat the hide uniformly with this
warmed to 1902, and allow it to dry. Dissolve an
eoual weight of tannin in water, and dnte the 1919
quarts or make n clear decocton Of three tunes the
weight of gall-nuts and dilute il to the same vol,
umc and coat the leather uniformly with ihlsi ana
allow il to dry again Dissolve an equal weight OF
oxalic acid in twice ts weight of nitric acid, and
add tin-salt to the solution, until the evolution Oi
brown vapor ceases, and then dilute with wafer n-
iii the cold liquid marks 81 Beaume, ana coat inc
leather uniformly with il. Then extract A. ounces
of crushed cochineal by boiling with water; STRAIN
it. and dilute the liquid TO 0i2 quarts, and dissolve
1000 grains of white glue in IT, Warm y u t.
and coat the hide with it, FINISH the learner thus
dyed. when dry, by brushing 1t with solution OF
$50 grains of egg-albumen in quart of cold water
into which 30 grains OF gycerlne have been s'red
after the solution Of the albumen. smooth Wheh
dry with smO0thing-stone OF between roheis'